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The Rita Panahi Show | 9 July · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On Scorn Loves Australia.
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Speaker 2: This is the Weader Paney Show.
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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the readA panicky show coming
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Speaker 3: up tonight.
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Speaker 4: A man convicted of a.
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Speaker 3: Double murder wants to be housed in a woman's prison
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Speaker 3: in New South Wales.
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Speaker 4: The panel will be here to discuss that and much more.
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Speaker 4: A hospital worker in Melbourne stood.
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Speaker 3: Down after her role in a chaotic protest that an
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Speaker 3: Israeli restaurant was revealed.
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Speaker 4: Carli Douglas will join me shortly. The Great Josh Hammer
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Speaker 4: will have.
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Speaker 3: The latest from the US, and later in the hour,
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Speaker 3: Corey DeAngelis on the role teachers unions play in indoctrinating
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Speaker 3: children and Left He's Losing It features the president of
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Speaker 3: the biggest teachers union in America.
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Speaker 4: This calm and considered Lady Nay, God not rise.
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Speaker 5: Up, Pennia, Oh God, Oh God, go let go.
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Speaker 3: But first, a double murderer who is serving a forty
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Speaker 3: three year sentence has begun identifying as female.
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Speaker 4: And wants to be transferred to a woman's prison. Naturally.
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Speaker 3: Terry Mark Donnay was convicted of the brutal murders of
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Speaker 3: Bill and Pamela Weightman, but Terry now calls himself mackenzie
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Speaker 3: and has they then pronouns which, for some reason the
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Speaker 3: Daily Telegraph chose to obediently respect today, mangling the English
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Speaker 3: language in the process, and an otherwise excellent report. Let's
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Speaker 3: bring in Sky News contributors Tina McQueen and Peru McSween. Tina,
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Speaker 3: the Min's government has come out strong against this. It's
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Speaker 3: very unwoke of them, I've got to say. Acting New
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Speaker 3: South Wales Premier Ryan Park told The Daily Telegraph the
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Speaker 3: proposed transfer won't be happening. He said, this individual is
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Speaker 3: convicted of murdering a woman. I don't find it at
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Speaker 3: acceptable and I don't think the community would find it
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Speaker 3: at acceptable. It won't be happening. What do you make
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Speaker 3: of that? Is that fair enough? Because the state does
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Speaker 3: not have fairly so called progressive laws where you can
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Speaker 3: identify as another gender, you can change your documentation to
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Speaker 3: reflect that.
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Speaker 1: Even I bet they're regretting those change of laws now. Reader,
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Speaker 1: this is a strong statement, and you know, I'm really
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Speaker 1: pleased to see the men's government is making some sensible decisions.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is mad that there's no way in
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Speaker 1: hell this guy should be allowed anywhere near a female
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Speaker 1: prison and the community is not going to copy it.
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Speaker 2: No one's going to copy it.
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Speaker 1: It's just reached a point where it's insanity and good
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Speaker 1: on the men's government, and let's hope they stick to it,
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Speaker 1: because they can ham it if they don't.
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Speaker 3: Reader prove there are around fifty inmates inside New South
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Speaker 3: Wales's prisons who identify as transgender. So I don't think
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Speaker 3: this issue is going away anywhere. I can tell you
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Speaker 3: right here in Melbourne, in our biggest female prison, we
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Speaker 3: do have a male who identifies as female, who is
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Speaker 3: a sexual predator hows with women, and those women, many
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Speaker 3: of them are terrified. They've signed petitions to have him removed,
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Speaker 3: and no one in this state is listening to them.
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Speaker 3: So at least things are a little bit different in
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Speaker 3: New South Wales at the moment.
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Speaker 6: Proof well, yes, good on Chris Min's government. But isn't
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Speaker 6: his government, like all the labor governments, unable to define
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Speaker 6: what a woman is So there's a bit of a
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Speaker 6: conflict there. I have to say, this bloke who claims
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Speaker 6: to have transitioned or wants to transition, is a proven liar.
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Speaker 7: He murdered these people.
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Speaker 6: Friends of parents of a friend of his by suffocating them.
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Speaker 6: He then lied and said that they were in a
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Speaker 6: car accident. So he's a proven liar. He's calculating, and
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Speaker 6: he's decided that he's going to take an opportunity to
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Speaker 6: get be exposed. And you know, and I guess women
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Speaker 6: in a women's prison if he's given this nod. So
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Speaker 6: let's hope that what the men's government is saying is
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Speaker 6: true and they do not accommodate him.
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Speaker 1: Reader, I hope all those guys in Victoria that you
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Speaker 1: know are in a female prison. I hope they've had
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Speaker 1: all their male bits chopped off, because that should be
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Speaker 1: a prerequisite for any of these feels trying to stay
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Speaker 1: in a women's prison when they're males.
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Speaker 3: Well, I can tell you the case I was referencing.
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Speaker 3: They haven't had their bits chopped off, to use that expression.
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Speaker 3: They're intact and in a women's prison. So it's just
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Speaker 3: pure madness. But this state is lost, and you don't
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Speaker 3: want to be following in our footsteps.
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Speaker 4: I can say that much.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump has threatened to hit Australia with tariffs of
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Speaker 3: two hundred percent on pharmaceuticals, one of our biggest exports
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Speaker 3: to the US. Last year we exported more than two
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Speaker 3: billion dollars worth of pharmaceuticals. President Trump also announced plans
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Speaker 3: for a fifty peers and tariff on copper, again another
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Speaker 3: one of our major exports Tina. What is the Albanesi
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Speaker 3: government doing to secure and an advantageous still for the country.
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Speaker 1: They're doing nothing, And they shouldn't be shocked by this
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Speaker 1: because President Trump, in both his terms, is doing exactly
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Speaker 1: what he said he was going to do, and the
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Speaker 1: Albanesi government has had plenty of time to prepare to
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Speaker 1: try to try and get round this.
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Speaker 2: It's disgraceful that.
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Speaker 1: You know, they've made no attempt to speak to.
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Speaker 2: To meet with President Trump. He's too busy visiting China.
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Speaker 1: So I think it's all a little bit too late.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, that President Trump has no time for Rudd.
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Speaker 1: It's a real mess. But like I said, the Australian
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Speaker 1: government should not be shocked by this, and they should
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Speaker 1: have been preparing all along for President Trump to introduce
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Speaker 1: these triumph tariffs and making a great relationship with him
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Speaker 1: to try and you know, keith them as low as possible,
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Speaker 1: and they haven't. It's absolutely it's disgraceful. So we're in
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Speaker 1: for a bit of a thump, I'd say, reader.
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Speaker 3: Well, pro we saw those letters go out from the
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Speaker 3: Trump administration. More than a dozen countries got their trade
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Speaker 3: arrangements organized. Australia isn't amongst them. We continue to be
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Speaker 3: an outlier and.
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Speaker 4: It's not a great situation.
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Speaker 3: We're talking about our biggest Ally, we should be having
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Speaker 3: the most advantageous still on the table, but it seems
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Speaker 3: like Kevin Right is a massive impediment to that happening.
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Speaker 3: We need to have an ambassador that the Trump administration
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Speaker 3: has some respect for and is willing to work with.
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Speaker 6: Well, it's a total liability, but of course the labor
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Speaker 6: mats take precedence over the national interest and so he's
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Speaker 6: going to stand by him. And meanwhile, we all suck
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Speaker 6: eggs and suffer when you look at the hypocrisy of
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Speaker 6: this government, and you know they did this big fans
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Speaker 6: fare about, you know, the Maid in Australia, the Future
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Speaker 6: Made in Australia campaign. Where is the manufacturing? Why are
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Speaker 6: we having to rely on you know, the other export markets.
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Speaker 6: We don't make enough here. We're closing down manufacturing because
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Speaker 6: of the absurdity of our energy policies and ir policies.
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Speaker 7: So we are reliant on these exports.
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Speaker 6: It's two billion a year for just the pharmaceutical stuff.
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Speaker 7: But we've never made any.
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Speaker 6: Case to save that industry.
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Speaker 7: So what can you do.
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Speaker 6: We've just got to suck it up because we've got
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Speaker 6: an inept government.
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Speaker 4: Now let's go to Queensland.
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Speaker 3: A major music festival called Earth Frequency Festival has been
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Speaker 3: forced to defend itself from claims of racism. It's propalacedin
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Speaker 3: and organizers are making musical acts sign an ethics pledge.
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Speaker 3: It's led to one act, a duo from Israel, pulling
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Speaker 3: out of the festival.
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Speaker 4: This so called.
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Speaker 3: Ethics pledge includes things like acknowledging Israel's genocide in Gaza
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Speaker 3: and rejecting racism, apartheid and genocide. But it's the ethics
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Speaker 3: of the organizers and their definition of those terms.
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Speaker 6: Well, the ethics of the organizations. Are organizers who are
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Speaker 6: of course associated with Palestinian organizations.
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Speaker 7: This is what's happening in this country.
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Speaker 6: It's quite insidious where you know, you have Anthony Albanizi
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Speaker 6: saying we're going to we won't stand for anti semitism.
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Speaker 6: Yet he is and it's in bigling itself through every
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Speaker 6: aspect of our lives, and we're doing nothing and have
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Speaker 6: done nothing. He appointed a woman, a Jewish woman, to
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Speaker 6: be an advisor. He's only just now getting around to
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Speaker 6: adopting some of her recommendations. You know, they turn a
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Speaker 6: blind eye because we know where their sympathies lie.
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Speaker 7: They're anti Israel and this is the.
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Speaker 6: Problem and so it's insidious, it's scary, and it's not
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Speaker 6: going away fast because we have governments that are not
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Speaker 6: turning a blind eye to it for political reasons.
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Speaker 4: Well, we saw some.
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Speaker 3: Well we saw some really ugly scenes in Glastonbury which.
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Speaker 4: Been shocked by how quickly.
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Speaker 3: Those chants from Glastonbury have spread because we keep hearing
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Speaker 3: these death to idf chants now here in Australia. And
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Speaker 3: really it began with that idiot rap duo chanting that
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Speaker 3: on stage Tina. In this case, the festival has, after
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Speaker 3: a considerable backlash, softened its position. They've revised the policy
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Speaker 3: and they're saying they're going to be banning political flags
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Speaker 3: and protests at this October events. When we see this
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Speaker 3: over and over again with the artistic community. They're not
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Speaker 3: standing with members of the Jewish community. They're very clear
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Speaker 3: in where their loyalties lie.
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Speaker 2: That's right read.
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Speaker 1: And it was so bad in Glatsbury that the BBC
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Speaker 1: had to apologize for even showing the clip. That's how
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Speaker 1: shocking it was against the Jurish.
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Speaker 4: Community over there, and I'd hate.
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Speaker 2: To see that repeated here.
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Speaker 1: Look, it's all right to say they're going to pull
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Speaker 1: back and revise.
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Speaker 2: I don't believe a word of it.
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Speaker 1: I think they're just you know, saying what needs to
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Speaker 1: be said for the festival to go ahead.
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Speaker 2: Then they'll do as they like.
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Speaker 4: Now let's go back to the US.
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Speaker 3: A new book called twenty twenty four, How Trump Retook
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Speaker 3: the White House and the Democrats Lost America details.
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Speaker 4: The influential role Jill.
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Speaker 3: Biden played in her husband's administration.
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Speaker 4: Tina.
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Speaker 3: This influence only increased as the president's cognitive decline became
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Speaker 3: more and more pronounced. Tina, I do wonder did we
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Speaker 3: already have a female president?
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Speaker 1: Look, doctor Jill, I think fully took the reins, and sadly,
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Speaker 1: I think the more he declined, the more power herself
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Speaker 1: and her chief of staff Baranoff.
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Speaker 2: God, you know, they covered up everything.
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Speaker 1: This book is an absolute bombshell and totally says how
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Speaker 1: Jill and her doctor, Jill and her chief of staff
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Speaker 1: pretty much ran everything. And the chief of staff now
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Speaker 1: who has been called to a coup of inquiries and
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Speaker 1: the White House refused.
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Speaker 2: To go, has a lot to answer for.
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Speaker 1: I think Trump is going to really really drill deep
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Speaker 1: on this. But of course doctor Jill and her chief
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Speaker 1: of staff are in a protective species, and he's now
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Speaker 1: the chief of staff is now heading up.
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Speaker 2: The President Biden Library. But I think the full.
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Speaker 4: Truth it's coming out now, and we all knew, I mean, we.
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Speaker 1: All witnessed it, and it's disgraceful how everything was covered up.
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Speaker 3: It was a wonder Tina, whether we'll ever know who
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Speaker 3: really ran the show, not just for those last few months.
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Speaker 4: Proue.
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Speaker 3: The cognitive decline was obvious from the start. We were
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Speaker 3: covering it in the election campaign, in the twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: election campaign. Do you think we'll ever have any sort
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Speaker 3: of transparency on who made some of these big calls,
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Speaker 3: who decided, even in the final days, was going to
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Speaker 3: be on the pardon.
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Speaker 4: List, the presidential pardon list.
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Speaker 6: Well, there's been such a cover up, and when you
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Speaker 6: look at how Jill Biden attended Hunter's trials, even when
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Speaker 6: she had to travel, you know, overnight from international countries.
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Speaker 7: The influence was cancerous.
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Speaker 6: I also wonder how much Obama had a play in
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Speaker 6: it all as well. Although Jill seems to be such
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Speaker 6: a power hungry type and a controlling type. The fact
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Speaker 6: that she's a doctor too, you know, she knew what
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Speaker 6: was wrong with her husband.
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Speaker 2: How a real doctor, Well.
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Speaker 7: Whatever, she wanted.
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Speaker 4: A doctored education.
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Speaker 6: All right, Well, she needed to learn a few things
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Speaker 6: about democracy, and Whay was perhaps appointed and that you know,
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Speaker 6: it was totally undemocratic for the wife, the plus one
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Speaker 6: to be running the country.
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Speaker 7: If that's the case.
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Speaker 6: But you know, there was something so smelly about that
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Speaker 6: whole administration and the Democratic Party, and it's all coming
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Speaker 6: out and it needs to and you know, people throw
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Speaker 6: a lot of mud at Trump, but this is so
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Speaker 6: much worse.
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Speaker 1: The House committees are not giving up. There's still there's
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Speaker 1: still requesting they appear. We'll see what the consequences of
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Speaker 1: these guys refusing to appear continually.
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Speaker 3: No, no, I think they're going to be digging continuously
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Speaker 3: into precisely what happened, because I think there's some people
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Speaker 3: that need to go to jail over what happened.
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Speaker 4: I mean, what we.
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Speaker 3: Saw should not happen in a democracy is Banana Republic stuff.
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Speaker 3: Before you two go, I do want to get your
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Speaker 3: take on the Epstein saga. I'll be talking to Josh
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Speaker 3: Hammer about that a little bit later in the program.
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Speaker 3: But this Tina has the danger of fracturing the Trump base.
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Speaker 3: There are some very unhappy souls, understandably, so they wanted
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Speaker 3: to see these files released. They wanted to see powerful
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Speaker 3: men get their comeuppons for their associations with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 3: And we're now told there is no list, there is
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Speaker 3: no further crime to be investigated here.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think whatever they've got, they've got to release it.
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Speaker 1: You know, Trump said he would Elon Musk is not
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Speaker 1: going to hold back on this.
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Speaker 2: He's going to keep pushing.
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Speaker 1: So I would strongly advise no matter what details they've got,
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Speaker 1: they must release it to the public to shut this down.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely.
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Speaker 3: I think this is really under my trust in the
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Speaker 3: Trump administration for the first time in this second term.
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Speaker 4: Prue, what is your take on this?
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Speaker 7: Well, I think you're right.
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Speaker 6: Both of you are right, and what Trump really should
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Speaker 6: do is trump them you know, out himself. If he's
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Speaker 6: been to a party at Epstein's tell them.
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Speaker 9: You know.
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Speaker 6: I just think that if he's got nothing to hide,
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Speaker 6: if no women have come out of the woodwork naming Trump,
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Speaker 6: then maybe he should just gazump them and do it.
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Speaker 3: Look, I really don't think that is the issue, because
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Speaker 3: let's remember the FBI, the very highly politicized FBI. The
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Speaker 3: Biden administration had these files for years. If there was
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Speaker 3: anything hinting at anyone close to Trump or Trump himself,
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Speaker 3: it would have leaked. I don't think that is the issue.
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Speaker 3: I think whatever evidence they had has been destroyed. They
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Speaker 3: knew who was coming in, they knew Cashpttel was going
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Speaker 3: to be FBI director. That's my suspicion unless there are
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Speaker 3: still people within the FBI and the Justice Department who
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Speaker 3: are not acting in the full interests of the justice
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Speaker 3: system and transparency. But yeah, I think this is something
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Speaker 3: that Donald Trump can't ignore.
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Speaker 4: I think he wants to.
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Speaker 3: Move on from it and concentrate on other things. But
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Speaker 3: this is a matter of trust. Tina McQueen, Frow McSwain,
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 7: Tonight.
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Speaker 3: Let's bring in Harold's Sun reporter Carlie Douglas. Carly, thanks
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Speaker 3: for joining me. Let's start with your story in today's paper.
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Speaker 3: What can you tell me about this anti Israeli protester
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Speaker 3: who has been stood down from her role at Saint
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Speaker 3: Vincent's Hospital. This follows the chaotic frightening protest Wesort, a
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Speaker 3: popular restaurant in Melbourne CBDA. Prominent pro Palestinian activist has now.
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Speaker 4: Lost her role at Saint Vincent's.
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Speaker 10: She has so Jmima Demanuel. She is a very prominent
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Speaker 10: pro Palestine protest that we often see her with their
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Speaker 10: drums anti Israel slogan's.
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Speaker 4: At these protests.
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Speaker 7: She's been stood down after.
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Speaker 10: These reports came out about her flipping the bird off,
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Speaker 10: flipping the bird of patrons and at staff at Miznon
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Speaker 10: on Friday amid all the chaos.
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Speaker 3: Now, why was mis Non targeted because that came as
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Speaker 3: a shock to many people. Why were they focusing on
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Speaker 3: this one eatery.
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Speaker 10: So the owner seems to have a connection to this
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Speaker 10: group called the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, and that group has
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Speaker 10: all these activists claim that there is evidence that some
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Speaker 10: of their staff members have been killing Palestinians in Gaza.
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Speaker 10: So he's been connected to them through his advocacy work.
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Speaker 3: So he's providing humanitarian aid to people in Ghas are
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Speaker 3: associated with a group that does, and they've targeted him
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Speaker 3: for that despite being propound.
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Speaker 4: This is very confusing.
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Speaker 3: I think to the average Victorian Australian it.
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Speaker 10: Is it is, and I mean when it comes to
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Speaker 10: what these activists are saying, they believe they have proof
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Speaker 10: that some of the staff members on the ground in
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Speaker 10: Gaza have shot Palestinians at a lining up for food.
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Speaker 10: When it comes to his work, I can't imagine he
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Speaker 10: has any real direct influence on what's going on there.
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Speaker 10: He's now actually resigned from that position. He's no longer
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Speaker 10: a spokesperson for the group.
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Speaker 3: Following this, he has been essentially bullied into relinquishing that position.
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Speaker 3: So these violent protests do have an impact. We like
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Speaker 3: to think they don't, and there's some consequences. We have
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Speaker 3: had three people charged now over this particular protest. All
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Speaker 3: three were charged with assault, afreight righteous behavior and criminal damage.
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Speaker 3: Two have been bailed Krli one was denied bail. Now
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Speaker 3: you've covered these stories for some time. What is the
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Speaker 3: mood like in the Jewish community. Do they feel that
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Speaker 3: police are taking tough enough action against these protesters.
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Speaker 10: They're incredibly frustrated leaders and community members alike. They feel
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Speaker 10: like for the past almost two years or more than
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Speaker 10: eighteen months since October seven, that police haven't done enough,
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Speaker 10: that the government hasn't done enough. We have seen some
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Speaker 10: changes these new hate laws. We don't actually know whether
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Speaker 10: they actually will stamp out slogans like chance like debts
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Speaker 10: of the IDF and or Zion as a terrists. We
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Speaker 10: have to wait and see. But they're certainly frustrated that
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Speaker 10: more people weren't actually arrested on the night on Friday night.
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Speaker 4: Well, yeah, three people.
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Speaker 3: I saw the scenes and there were a lot more
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Speaker 3: than three people behaving violently. So yeah, that just doesn't
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Speaker 3: seem good enough, given that police were on the scene
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Speaker 3: very quickly. You mentioned this task force just into Allen
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Speaker 3: has announced that the premiere when we we'll see what
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Speaker 3: that looks like and what it's going to deliver.
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Speaker 2: It's a good question.
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Speaker 10: They met for the first time on Tuesday night. It
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Speaker 10: is with new Chief Commissioner Mike Bush, Jewish leaders, a
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Speaker 10: whole heap of ministers. They will be looking at things
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Speaker 10: like more police powers at these protests. One thing that
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Speaker 10: has always come up is protest permits, very similar to
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Speaker 10: New South Wales. The government doesn't seem particularly open to
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Speaker 10: that though they do have another meeting coming up for
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Speaker 10: the next few weeks, so we'll see.
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Speaker 3: Well, if they just followed some of the recommendations or
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Speaker 3: requests from the police, it will probably make life ease
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Speaker 3: if we're everybody, what are we expecting this weekend?
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Speaker 4: Last weekend we saw those ugly scenes.
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Speaker 3: We saw motorists having chaos in the CBD with these
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Speaker 3: protests blocking traffic. We saw those chants or death to
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Speaker 3: the IDF. So it wasn't good enough in Melbourne's CBD.
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Speaker 3: Are we expecting more of the same or we.
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Speaker 10: Live in Victoria so absolutely yes. They are planning another
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Speaker 10: one outside the State Library this Sunday. I'm sure that
20:39
Speaker 10: we'll probably be hearing the same chance of death to
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Speaker 10: the IDF. Along with all Zionisa Terris and what has
20:46
Speaker 10: been going on for the past eighteen months, I feel,
20:48
Speaker 10: you know, there are a lot of people that feel
20:49
Speaker 10: that they have been emboldened by lack of enforcement, and
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Speaker 10: so I don't think we're going to see this go
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Speaker 10: away anytime soon.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they've seen two tier policing in this
20:59
Speaker 3: state as well, because I have seen again multiple times
21:03
Speaker 3: the protesters who are countering these activists who might show
21:07
Speaker 3: up with an Israeli flag and just stand there.
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Speaker 4: The police come along and march them along.
21:13
Speaker 3: Or threaten to arrest them for disturbing the peace, and
21:16
Speaker 3: the people chanting these genocidal chants, or being aggressive and
21:21
Speaker 3: intimidating just people going about their business. They're allowed to
21:25
Speaker 3: carry on as they wish. Karlie Douglas, you're doing fantastic work.
21:29
Speaker 3: Thanks so much for your time.
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Speaker 11: Thank you reader.
21:30
Speaker 4: Still to come, Lefties losing it?
21:33
Speaker 3: Plus, it turns out a clear majority of Americans do
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Speaker 3: want to have every single illegal immigrant deported.
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Speaker 4: Josh Hammer has the details.
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Speaker 3: Next Welcome Back, It's time for lefties losing it, and
21:54
Speaker 3: let's start in the bluest of blue cities of San Francisco.
21:58
Speaker 3: A city report that The Guardian asks, why is San
22:02
Speaker 3: Francisco covered in human feces? That's a real headline, folks,
22:07
Speaker 3: it's real. And today in San Francisco, the far left
22:10
Speaker 3: weren't just dodging the human poop epidemic. They were attacking
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Speaker 3: ice agents trying to do their jobs. So much screeching.
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Speaker 3: Let's stay in California. Here is a blue headed woman
22:35
Speaker 3: in San Diego laying hands on an officer not recommended.
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Speaker 3: This was during a protest against the arrest of an illegal.
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Speaker 4: Immigrant from Guatemala.
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Speaker 3: Who had allegedly rammed his car into a government vehicle.
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Speaker 3: Oh lady, you can't do that. You know, these people
23:03
Speaker 3: live in denial of democracy. There was an election Donald
23:07
Speaker 3: Trump won on these very policies.
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Speaker 4: He has a.
23:09
Speaker 3: Clear mandate to deport every single illegal immigrant. But even
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Speaker 3: some commentators on Fox News seem to misunderstand that. Here
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Speaker 3: is lifty Jessica Talov with this claim.
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Speaker 11: I'm saying that if you commit a crime, once you
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Speaker 11: are on US soil, you should be turned over to ICE.
23:27
Speaker 11: And I think that's an easy exchange, and that's what
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Speaker 11: people voted for in November, and you would have a
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Speaker 11: much stronger case against the overreach that we're seeing in
23:35
Speaker 11: terms of what ICE is doing now that is not
23:36
Speaker 11: commensurate with what the American public wants. They didn't vote
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Speaker 11: for people to show up at home depots, they didn't
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Speaker 11: vote for people to show up at immigration courts.
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Speaker 7: They didn't vote for the fact.
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Speaker 11: That there's no data out from CATO that sixty five
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Speaker 11: percent of the people that ICE has taken into custody
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Speaker 11: have had no convictions.
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Speaker 3: What that's precisely what they voted for. Are we just
23:55
Speaker 3: broadcasting wishful thinking?
23:57
Speaker 4: Is analysis?
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Speaker 3: Now, Jessica, I don't know what parallel universe you've been inhabiting.
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Speaker 4: But Donald Trump took a policy.
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Speaker 3: Of deporting every illegal immigrant to an election and one
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Speaker 3: in a landslide, and the polls have been clear ever
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Speaker 3: since the majority of Americans, including the majority of legal immigrants,
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Speaker 3: support Trump's deportation plan. Let's go to CNN for this
24:20
Speaker 3: bit of analysis.
24:21
Speaker 4: A reality check for Jessica.
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Speaker 12: All immigrants who are here illegally fifty five percent of
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Speaker 12: the New York Times, Marquette sixty four percent, CBS News
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Speaker 12: fifty seven percent, ABC News, with a slightly different question
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Speaker 12: fifty six percent. So what you're seeing essentially here is
24:35
Speaker 12: very clear indication that a majority of Americans, in fact,
24:39
Speaker 12: when they're asked us one question, which I believe gets
24:41
Speaker 12: that the underlying feelings do in fact wan to the
24:44
Speaker 12: port all immigrants who are here illegally. There's no arguing
24:47
Speaker 12: with these different numbers, because they're all essentially the same
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Speaker 12: across four different posters.
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Speaker 4: There you go, it's pretty conclusive.
24:53
Speaker 3: Now let's have a little fun with the National Education Association.
24:57
Speaker 3: This is the largest teachers union in a min America.
25:01
Speaker 3: It's full of hard left activists led by this woman
25:04
Speaker 3: any A president Becky Pringle her.
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Speaker 5: Nay, God not rise up, Annia old ond Oh God, God,
25:15
Speaker 5: let go anyone pen.
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Speaker 4: Wow.
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Speaker 3: She's rather excitable, isn't she. I'm sure she'll calm down
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Speaker 3: and make more sense if we just give her a chance.
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Speaker 5: Hell no, you're not tagan money from our public schools, Hoover,
25:32
Speaker 5: not one election.
25:34
Speaker 4: The elections.
25:35
Speaker 3: We will stand.
25:37
Speaker 4: We will stand. And let's check in on Stacy Abrams.
25:41
Speaker 3: You remember her, the Democrat with delusions of grandeur who
25:46
Speaker 3: somehow believes she won.
25:47
Speaker 4: Elections she clearly lost.
25:49
Speaker 3: She really thought she was the rightful governor of Georgia. Well,
25:52
Speaker 3: this democracy denier is now having delusions about living in
25:57
Speaker 3: a tyrannical Trump dictatorship where.
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Speaker 4: There'll be no more elections. I've said it before and
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Speaker 4: I'll say it again. These people are nuts.
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Speaker 13: You send the US Marines into spaces they should not be.
26:10
Speaker 13: You send the National Guard in, you kidnap people off
26:13
Speaker 13: of the streets and pretend that's normal, because that's how
26:16
Speaker 13: you quiet dissent, because you make everyone afraid that if
26:18
Speaker 13: they don't do.
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Speaker 4: What you want, they might be next. And once you've done.
26:22
Speaker 13: Those nine steps, steps ten is easy, that's when you
26:24
Speaker 13: decide there won't be new elections because everyone's either afraid, poor, broken,
26:29
Speaker 13: or complicit.
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Speaker 7: Do you know what I mean now?
26:31
Speaker 3: Is Newsweek's senior editor at Large at Article three projects
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Speaker 3: Senior Council Josh Hammer? Josh, have you voted in your
26:39
Speaker 3: last presidential election?
26:40
Speaker 4: Will Trump even outlaw the midterms?
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Speaker 14: Yeah? Stacy Abrams is indicative, frankly, where the current Democrats are, right,
26:49
Speaker 14: I mean, she is indicative of the current manifestation of
26:53
Speaker 14: this party that is a purported democratic party that ironically
26:56
Speaker 14: read it stands against democracy. Now, frankly, if you actually
27:00
Speaker 14: want to go back far enough, if you really want
27:02
Speaker 14: to go back far enough, the Democratic Party going back
27:04
Speaker 14: to it, it's not so savory origins. The nineteenth century
27:07
Speaker 14: here in the United States has a long and somewhat
27:09
Speaker 14: inglorious history actually of opposing democracy. The Democratic Party back
27:13
Speaker 14: in the day was the party of chattel slavery. The
27:15
Speaker 14: Democratic Party back in the day was the party of
27:18
Speaker 14: trying to disenfranchise black Americans in the Jim Crow South.
27:22
Speaker 14: So the Democratic Party ironically has a very mixed history
27:25
Speaker 14: when it comes to democracy. This is kind of just
27:27
Speaker 14: the latest manifestation of it, by the way. You know,
27:31
Speaker 14: it's just so ironic. It's just pure hit hypocrisy, is
27:34
Speaker 14: not that The American left bleeds on and on and
27:37
Speaker 14: on and on to this day about Donald Trump in
27:39
Speaker 14: the twenty twenty election, he cannot let the election go.
27:42
Speaker 14: Stacy Abram is one of the original election deniers who
27:45
Speaker 14: still has not let her twenty eighteen gubernatorial election go
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Speaker 14: Hillary Clinton for them matter. Actually, in the days after
27:52
Speaker 14: the twenty sixteen election, she was denying that one as well.
27:54
Speaker 14: So the Democrats readA you know, not only are they
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Speaker 14: trying essentially to undermine democracy, but when democracy happens to
28:01
Speaker 14: go the wrong way in against them there they oftentimes
28:03
Speaker 14: cry foul as well. But Stacy emer's this point, I mean,
28:07
Speaker 14: she is best set to just get out of politics.
28:09
Speaker 14: Who is her visa at this point? There, she's a
28:11
Speaker 14: completely irrelevant figure. If I were her, I would just
28:13
Speaker 14: go set up shop and a nice house or a
28:15
Speaker 14: nice farm there, get out of public light and enjoy
28:18
Speaker 14: the rest of your because, frankly, girl, you're not making
28:19
Speaker 14: it very well in politics.
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Speaker 3: She's not, but she remains a media darling somehow, so
28:26
Speaker 3: I'm sure we'll keep hearing from her.
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Speaker 4: Now.
28:29
Speaker 3: I want to play you a short clip from the
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Speaker 3: Vice president.
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Speaker 4: This is JD.
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Speaker 3: Vansy gave a keynote speech at the Clermont Institute over
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Speaker 3: the weekend, and there were some fascinating insens and I
28:43
Speaker 3: have to say his analysis here of the radical left
28:47
Speaker 3: and the danger they pose is spot on.
28:50
Speaker 8: I was once comforted by these contradictions within the modern left.
28:54
Speaker 8: How could privilege whites march around with a straight face
28:57
Speaker 8: to crying white privilege? How could progressives pretend to love
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Speaker 8: conservative Muslims despite those Muslims views on gender and sexuality.
29:11
Speaker 8: But the answer is obvious if you think about it,
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Speaker 8: and it's a very, very dangerous and very sad answer.
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Speaker 2: The radicals of the far.
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Speaker 8: Left they don't need a unifying ideology of what they're for,
29:26
Speaker 8: because they know very well what they're against. What unites Islamists,
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Speaker 8: gender studies majors, socially liberal white urbanites, and big pharma lobbyists.
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Speaker 8: It isn't the ideas of Thomas Jefferson or even of
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Speaker 8: Karl Marx. It's hatred. They hate the people in this room.
29:49
Speaker 8: They hate the President of the United States, and most
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Speaker 8: of all, they hate the people who voted for that
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Speaker 8: President of the United States in the last election in November.
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Speaker 8: This is the the animating principle of the American far left.
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Speaker 4: He put that so beautifully, Josh.
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Speaker 3: The animating principle of the far left, not just in
30:08
Speaker 3: America but across the West, is their shared hatred. I
30:13
Speaker 3: would argue their share hatred of the West of conservatives.
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Speaker 3: It seems to be the only thing that unites them
30:20
Speaker 3: because they share little else in common. Their values are
30:24
Speaker 3: pole opposites in many cases.
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Speaker 14: So, first of all, this is really this speech encapsulates
30:31
Speaker 14: why I, along with many others, wanted Jdvance to be
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Speaker 14: vice president in the first place, because he is of
30:36
Speaker 14: a younger generation. Jady Nier are of the same generation
30:39
Speaker 14: we kind of came up with this modern, deeply illiberal
30:42
Speaker 14: left ascendant in the United States and throughout the West.
30:45
Speaker 14: More generally, and because we are of this generation, of
30:48
Speaker 14: this age, we fundamentally just kind of see it and
30:50
Speaker 14: get it in a slightly different way. So that is
30:53
Speaker 14: what you heard there at the speech from the Vice president.
30:56
Speaker 14: He's totally right, of course, Riata. I oftentimes wonder as well.
30:59
Speaker 14: You know, I actually think think about a name that
31:01
Speaker 14: you don't really hear very often anymore. Linda sarsor Linda
31:03
Speaker 14: Sarsar was the Muslim girl who was the leader of
31:07
Speaker 14: the Women's March against Donald Trump orley in the Trump prenzity. Now,
31:11
Speaker 14: Linda Sarsar deleted a lot of her old tweets, but
31:14
Speaker 14: she has this very odd old tweet from like twenty eleven,
31:17
Speaker 14: twenty twelve around then where she praises sharia law when
31:21
Speaker 14: it comes to interest rates on credit card payments or
31:23
Speaker 14: something like that. There and you know him. I mean,
31:26
Speaker 14: let's think about what sharia law says about. Oh, I
31:28
Speaker 14: don't know, the Women's March, like feminism, like women in general.
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Speaker 9: There, I'm not sure you want to go there, do hear?
31:35
Speaker 14: But ultimately it's this whole idea of what some people
31:37
Speaker 14: refer to as this red green alliance between the Marxist
31:40
Speaker 14: between between the communists and the radical Islamist. Zoran Mamdani
31:43
Speaker 14: in New York City is actually a singular, one person encapsulation, frankly,
31:48
Speaker 14: of the of the Red Green alliance there, and JD.
31:51
Speaker 14: Vance is totally correct that what they have in common
31:53
Speaker 14: is a deep, utter, dripping disdain for Western civilization, for
31:58
Speaker 14: the Jews and the Christians who have built Western civilization
32:01
Speaker 14: all today we call the West. They want to tear
32:03
Speaker 14: it down. That's what the left rider has been trying
32:05
Speaker 14: to do, at least as far as Caral Marx's Communist Manifesto,
32:08
Speaker 14: probably going further back and that to the French Revolution,
32:10
Speaker 14: the Jacobins there, but today that's all they stand for,
32:13
Speaker 14: and they're just dripping, seething with bitter envy, resentment, and hatred.
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Speaker 3: And I've got to say, every time I see JD.
32:22
Speaker 3: Vans give a speech like that, certain he's going to
32:26
Speaker 3: be president, it seems to be something that you could
32:29
Speaker 3: put the house on.
32:30
Speaker 4: Not that I'm suggesting people go out there and gamble.
32:33
Speaker 3: Now, Josh, I played a clip just a little bit
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Speaker 3: earlier from CNN showing that the poles are clear, and
32:40
Speaker 3: we're talking here about poles run by leftist media like
32:43
Speaker 3: The New York Times, CBS, ABC, and these polls show
32:48
Speaker 3: that the deportation program is popular with voters, and that
32:52
Speaker 3: a clear majority of Americans want to see every single
32:56
Speaker 3: illegal immigrant deported, not just those who have been victed
33:00
Speaker 3: of additional primes.
33:01
Speaker 4: It seems the media.
33:03
Speaker 3: An activist classes campaign is not working, Josh referring to
33:08
Speaker 3: the detention centers as concentration camps and calling Ice agents Nazis.
33:13
Speaker 3: That's not having an impact on the American public.
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Speaker 14: So this is a crucial point at this particular juncture
33:20
Speaker 14: because there's been somewhat of a whisper campaign, a trial
33:23
Speaker 14: balloon happening in some American conservative circles over the past
33:26
Speaker 14: week or so, trying to float this trial balloon of
33:29
Speaker 14: an amnesty program. So Brooke Rollins, who's President Trump's agriculture secretary,
33:34
Speaker 14: has been front and center of this, talking about, oh,
33:36
Speaker 14: you know, maybe we want to help the farmers out
33:38
Speaker 14: have a greater supply of certain H TWOA visas for
33:42
Speaker 14: farm labor. They are trying to give more people who
33:43
Speaker 14: are here illegally permits there. But you know, put simply,
33:47
Speaker 14: the people are not buying it. And above all, Donald
33:50
Speaker 14: Trump's own voters are not buying them. You know, we
33:52
Speaker 14: in Magna and America first and President Trump's voting base.
33:56
Speaker 14: As someone who has voted for Donald Trump and presidents
33:59
Speaker 14: numerous times like myself, this is simply not what we
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Speaker 14: voted for. We did not vote to legalize a lot
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Speaker 14: of legal lands they are, frankly, we voted for exactly
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Speaker 14: what Tom Homan the Borders are is doing, which is
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Speaker 14: attempting to lead the largest mass deportation operation in the
34:13
Speaker 14: history of the United States. But as that CNN polling
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Speaker 14: indicates there, it's really not just voters for President Trump.
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Speaker 9: Like me who actually sympathized with this.
34:21
Speaker 14: In fact, if you look at the polling of Americans
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Speaker 14: who supports mass deportation of the country's large and growing
34:27
Speaker 14: legal alien population, now compared to where it was fifteen
34:30
Speaker 14: years ago, the percentage of Americans who support that has
34:32
Speaker 14: almost doubled. It was roughly one third during the Barack
34:35
Speaker 14: obam presidency. It's now sixty percent, bording on two thirds
34:38
Speaker 14: in some polls there. That is a massive, massive change.
34:41
Speaker 14: Donald Trump is himself almost singularly responsible, frankly, for that change,
34:45
Speaker 14: and it would be a total disaster if the pro
34:47
Speaker 14: amnesty forces somehow went out in this internal struggle. The
34:50
Speaker 14: good news read is that I'm pretty sure that they're
34:51
Speaker 14: going to fail, and fail epically at that.
34:55
Speaker 3: Now Too news broken exclusively earlier today by Fox Use
35:00
Speaker 3: and they reported that former CIA director John Brennan at
35:04
Speaker 3: former FBI Director James Comy are under criminal investigation for
35:10
Speaker 3: the potential wrongdoing related to the Russian collusion hoax, including
35:15
Speaker 3: allegedly making false statements to Congress. Josh, this is potentially
35:20
Speaker 3: explosive stuff. I would argue this is well overdue. What's
35:25
Speaker 3: your take on this?
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Speaker 14: My take on this is that Cash Bettel was born
35:28
Speaker 14: for this moment. Cash Mittel is the FBI director. Cash
35:32
Speaker 14: Bettel is one of the first people in the entire
35:34
Speaker 14: American political class who saw the Russia collusion delusion, as
35:38
Speaker 14: I call it, who saw that for what it was,
35:40
Speaker 14: which was this wild, this wild information operation foisted on
35:45
Speaker 14: the American people by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Fusion GPS,
35:49
Speaker 14: this very sketchy outfit along with Perkins Koolie, the Tony
35:53
Speaker 14: Waite shoe lot from there. The Russia hoax is one
35:56
Speaker 14: of the greatest hoaxes perpetrayed against the American people in
35:59
Speaker 14: American history, and very few people have actually paid any price.
36:02
Speaker 14: That's maybe the utterly most damning detail. Kevin Kleinsmith essentially
36:06
Speaker 14: got a slap on the wrist, but none of the
36:07
Speaker 14: people who were actually responsible actually served any jail time
36:10
Speaker 14: for Russia Gate whatsoever. Cash Bettel back when he was
36:13
Speaker 14: working in the National Security Establishment there, he was on
36:16
Speaker 14: this since day one. He has always, always, always talked
36:19
Speaker 14: about Russiagate. I knew that if Cash became the FTDI
36:21
Speaker 14: director that he would not let it go. So this
36:23
Speaker 14: is looking like a potentially very very big deal. And again,
36:27
Speaker 14: it's really perfect that Cash the best guy is lenient.
36:30
Speaker 14: I finally, I will say this, especially after what happened
36:32
Speaker 14: with the Epstein files, I think that Cash Betel could
36:34
Speaker 14: definitely use somewhat of somewhat of a win right now,
36:37
Speaker 14: especially to try to make sure that he is viewed
36:40
Speaker 14: this the right way by President Trump's base. I personally
36:42
Speaker 14: read it. I'm not necessarily one crying foul as others are.
36:45
Speaker 14: That's not necessarily might hell to die on the Epstein files.
36:47
Speaker 14: But a lot of people in the MAGA movement are
36:49
Speaker 14: very upset with how this has been handled. So I
36:52
Speaker 14: think this is also a politically beneficial move for Cash
36:54
Speaker 14: Betel as well. In addition to the substantive merits of it, which,
36:58
Speaker 14: as you said, are very much long overdue.
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Speaker 3: Well, Cash Patel, the FBI director, I think does have
37:05
Speaker 3: a problem, Josh, the Jeffrey Epstein issue.
37:09
Speaker 4: I don't think it's going to go away. We're hearing some.
37:14
Speaker 3: Very angry words from very influential people on the right.
37:18
Speaker 3: And I'm talking about people from Tucker Carlson to Jesse
37:21
Speaker 3: Waters from Fox News to Benny Johnson, people who are
37:26
Speaker 3: been very much on the America First bandwagon, but they
37:29
Speaker 3: are just not believing this conclusion. They say there are
37:33
Speaker 3: massive holes in these conclusions and that there has been
37:37
Speaker 3: little transparency. Is this something that Donald Trump can afford
37:41
Speaker 3: to ignore? Does it have to come back to this
37:45
Speaker 3: and have Pam Bondi give a greater explanation of how
37:49
Speaker 3: they've come to this decision and answer some of the
37:53
Speaker 3: glaring questions that remain unanswered.
37:56
Speaker 14: So the adminstruation is obviously not handled this well. I mean,
37:59
Speaker 14: to be clear, reader, I am definitely not apologizing for
38:01
Speaker 14: the administration. I mean Pam Bondi said at one point
38:03
Speaker 14: that the Epstein files were sitting on her desk. She
38:06
Speaker 14: said this during a Fox News interview and then we
38:09
Speaker 14: saw just a few days ago that the US government,
38:12
Speaker 14: with all of its force and might say that there
38:14
Speaker 14: actually is no such thing as the Epstein client list.
38:17
Speaker 14: So I mean, one of these two things clearly is
38:19
Speaker 14: not true. So it seems I think on the one end,
38:21
Speaker 14: that some people were definitely led to believe that there
38:25
Speaker 14: was a big there there that was not there. Personally,
38:28
Speaker 14: I have long believed that the folks who are promising
38:32
Speaker 14: more than they're likely is have has been trying to
38:35
Speaker 14: I think do frankly a lot of global people. The
38:38
Speaker 14: Epstein case back in two thousand and five was essentially
38:40
Speaker 14: dropped by the Bush era DOJ was given to a
38:43
Speaker 14: Palm Beach County, Florida state prosecutor, which frankly makes no sense,
38:47
Speaker 14: And that really was kind of the origin of any
38:49
Speaker 14: cover up, if there was any, If there was any
38:51
Speaker 14: cover up, was the decision of the Bush era DOJ.
38:54
Speaker 14: That was when I'm thinking investigve journalists really should have
38:56
Speaker 14: been sniffing around there. But the fact that twenty years
38:58
Speaker 14: later that we haven't been able to piece together a
39:00
Speaker 14: lot of details after a lot of these victims of
39:03
Speaker 14: these horrific crimes have signed nondisclosure agreements oftentimes to take
39:07
Speaker 14: in large sums of money to not talk there. So
39:09
Speaker 14: I'm not shocked that there's no there there, and I
39:12
Speaker 14: think a lot of people do have an explanation to do.
39:14
Speaker 14: I would encourage the President of the United States, Donald
39:16
Speaker 14: Trump to be the guy to actually get in front
39:18
Speaker 14: of the camera and just explain what happened here. He's
39:21
Speaker 14: the right guy to do it. It will be more
39:22
Speaker 14: credible coming from him and not Pambondi this point, but
39:25
Speaker 14: that that explanation definitely is needed at this point.
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Speaker 12: I believe.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got to say I've got some major doubts
39:32
Speaker 3: about this one. Josh Hammah, thank you so much for
39:35
Speaker 3: your time tonight.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Rita.
39:37
Speaker 3: Still to come, we'll expose the role teachers' unions are
39:40
Speaker 3: playing in indoctrinating children.
39:43
Speaker 4: Corey DeAngelis joins me next, welcome back.
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Speaker 3: Now we all know the indoctrination we see in schools
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Speaker 3: is harming kids, harming their academic progress, and filling their
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Speaker 3: heads with hard left ideology rather than you know, fax
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Speaker 3: figures and any notion of critical thinking. The teachers' unions
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Speaker 3: embraced this political activism.
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Speaker 4: Let's hear from an.
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Speaker 3: Educator that won the Teachers Union's twenty twenty five Teacher
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Speaker 3: of the Year. Now, this teacher sees her role as
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Speaker 3: inherently political. Once I realized how deeply political our profession
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Speaker 3: had always been, I knew I could no longer stay
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Speaker 3: on the sidelines.
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Speaker 4: So I got involved.
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Speaker 3: I found my pupil, and my pupil helped me find
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Speaker 3: my voice. And here are more activist teachers discussing how
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Speaker 3: they can start the political indoctrination earlier. Don't wait for
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Speaker 3: high education, don't wait for universities, start much sooner.
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Speaker 15: I left higher education and work in a high school now.
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Speaker 15: So everyone who raised her hand and said that you
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Speaker 15: got radicalized in college, imagine if you got RADICALI four
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Speaker 15: years earlier. We need to organize undergraduates to join in
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Speaker 15: this struggle, because we're students and workers. And now I
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Speaker 15: just want to say, because I think a lot of
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Speaker 15: people here on higher ed like work with the high schools,
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Speaker 15: connect with the teachers' unions.
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Speaker 3: Joining me now is American Culture Projects Senior fellow and
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Speaker 3: school choice advocate Corey Diangelis. Corey, how widespread is this
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Speaker 3: problem and how culpable are the teachers' unions.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's pretty widespread. And there's actually a nationwide survey
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Speaker 9: that came out earlier this year in the United States
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Speaker 9: showing that about thirty six percent of students reported that
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Speaker 9: their teachers reported often or almost daily that America is
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Speaker 9: a fundamentally racist nation. So it's pretty crazy. You had
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Speaker 9: this going on at the higher education level, but it's
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Speaker 9: also going on at the K through twelve level. I
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Speaker 9: think it actually bubbles up through the government school system
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Speaker 9: and they take that same ideology with them to college.
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Speaker 9: And you had this person, Tina you just showed from
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Speaker 9: the Socialism twenty twenty five conference. They're saying it out
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Speaker 9: loud that they want to use the school system to
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Speaker 9: indoctrinate kids with far left ideology. It's about time we
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Speaker 9: have school choice so that families can seek alternatives that
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Speaker 9: align with their values.
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Speaker 3: Well, let's hear from the biggest teachers union in America.
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Speaker 3: This is the president of the National Education Association.
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Speaker 4: This is a pecky pringle.
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Speaker 5: They go, not right of any hold on, hold on,
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Speaker 5: don't let go anyone.
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Speaker 3: Then, oh, dear me, Corey, that's the president. Then you
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Speaker 3: can see what direction the union's going to go. They
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Speaker 3: are out and loud and proud activists. They're not backing
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Speaker 3: down at all.
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Speaker 9: Exactly. They see this as a tool of indoctrination. They
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Speaker 9: don't see the school system as a way to improve
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Speaker 9: educational outcomes. And this was the NEA's leadership summit where
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Speaker 9: they're basically having the inmates run the asylum. Do you
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Speaker 9: want this person educating your kids? Do you want them
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Speaker 9: teaching your children in a public school? Absolutely not. So
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Speaker 9: this is free advertising for homeschooling and school choice. This
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Speaker 9: is the person who controls the school system of the
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Speaker 9: United States, the biggest teachers union in the country. They
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Speaker 9: also have a federal charter. Why do they have the
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Speaker 9: backing of Congress. The United States Congress should evoke that
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Speaker 9: charter immediately and not allow them to have any more power.
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Speaker 3: Well, you've got a leaked copy cory of the National
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Speaker 3: Education Association's resolutions that they pass at their annual meeting.
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Speaker 4: This is incredible stuff. It's got resolutions like this this.
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Speaker 4: Look at this one.
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Speaker 3: We're talking here about America's like you said, largest teachers
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Speaker 3: union vowing to defend against Trump's embrace of fascism by
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Speaker 3: using the term fascism misspelled in any materials correctly characterized
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump's program and actions. Now, never mind the spelling
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Speaker 3: and grammar crimes in that sentence, Cory, The ideology here
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Speaker 3: is so wacky, so dangerous, and so out of touch
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Speaker 3: with the mainstream. We're talking here about the popularly elected president.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, this is insane, I mean, and it's just beyond
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Speaker 9: parody that they can't even get the spelling right to
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Speaker 9: spend thousands of dollars to call the president of fascist.
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Speaker 9: They also had a separate one to call abolishing the
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Speaker 9: Department of Education racist. So everything they don't like is
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Speaker 9: either racist or fascist. They're just going to name call.
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Speaker 9: But it's just it's so ridiculous. If anything, the school
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Speaker 9: system is what is racist. It's trapping poor, low income kids,
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Speaker 9: minority kids in failing school districts just based on their
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Speaker 9: zip code, their sentenced to a lifetime of poverty. And
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Speaker 9: the school system is to blame. We should give the
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Speaker 9: money to those families so they can go to other
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Speaker 9: schools that give them better academic achievement results and better opportunities.
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Speaker 9: So yeah, the NEA is just it has an incestuous
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Speaker 9: relationship with the Democrat Party. That lady that was screaming
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Speaker 9: Becky Pringle. She actually has a position as an at
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Speaker 9: large member in the US's Democratic Party at their Democratic
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Speaker 9: National Convention. They're basically the same organization at this point.
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Speaker 9: They're so partisan and they can't they just can't help themselves.
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Speaker 9: They just inject politics into the classroom day after day.
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Speaker 9: And this is again free advertising to pull your kids
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Speaker 9: out of those schools.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, it's free advertising for homeschooling as well, if you
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Speaker 3: don't have school choice. Corey looks look at a couple
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Speaker 3: of other resolutions that were pasted, including defending birthright citizenship
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Speaker 3: and opposing the attempt to revert to pre Civil Rights
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Speaker 3: movement Jim Crow legal concept or states' rights in order
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Speaker 3: to deny citizenship to the children of immigrants, again a
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Speaker 3: passage filled with grammar crimes.
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Speaker 4: And there was also this with the.
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Speaker 3: Union vowing to support students who dissenting and organizing against
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Speaker 3: Trump's policies with regard in particular to ice to immigration
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Speaker 3: and customs enforcement activities. They're creating not just activists but
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Speaker 3: agitations here.
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Speaker 9: It's insane. What is anything None of these resolutions have
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Speaker 9: anything to do with education of doing the basics, getting math, reading,
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Speaker 9: and writing correct. It's ideological conformity that they're enforcing, and
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Speaker 9: they are brainwashing kids. They have about fifty million kids
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Speaker 9: in the government school system in America. They have a
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Speaker 9: lot of power over these children. These are young, impressionable minds,
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Speaker 9: and it should really upset the parents. I mean, they
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Speaker 9: tried to position this reservue on immigration policy as being
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Speaker 9: about pro freedom for students expressing themselves. But as you
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Speaker 9: can see in their resolution, they say they're all for
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Speaker 9: the students expressing theirselves when it's about when they're against
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Speaker 9: Trump's policies. It doesn't say, well, we support the students
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Speaker 9: and their First Amendment right to support or oppose Trump's policies. No,
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Speaker 9: they only they put their thumb on the scale in
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Speaker 9: one direction, and that's against their political opponents. Because again,
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Speaker 9: the teacher Union is just in arm of the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 9: It's so obvious all of their political contributions go to
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Speaker 9: the left wing Democrats. Every single year, about ninety nine
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Speaker 9: percent of that funding is funneled to Democrats. It's a
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Speaker 9: money laundering operation and it ought to be illegal. At
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Speaker 9: the very least, we need to revoke their federal charter.
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Speaker 9: They're a political organization they're not an education organization.
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Speaker 4: Now, Corey, before you go, you scored a big win recently.
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Speaker 3: I win in a First Amendment lawsuit in a federal
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Speaker 3: court against the school district. Tell me briefly about this
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Speaker 3: case and why this school district now has to pay
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Speaker 3: you thirty thousand dollars and also pledged to have their
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Speaker 3: employees undertake training on the First Amendment.
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Speaker 9: I mean, play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Imagine you
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Speaker 9: have a school district that doesn't understand the First Amendment
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Speaker 9: and they're having to do mandatory trainings to now tell
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Speaker 9: all of their employees how to respect the First Amendment
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Speaker 9: rights of their constituents and the parents and the students. Basically,
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Speaker 9: what happened was they were illegally using taxpayer resources to
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Speaker 9: lobby against school choice last year, and so I called
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Speaker 9: them out on it, and they blocked me on their
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Speaker 9: Facebook page, and they also started to restrict comments because
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Speaker 9: other people were calling them out for this activity as well.
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Speaker 9: And that's a First Amendment violation. They're a government entity.
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Speaker 9: They cannot restrict the free speech rights of their issuance
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Speaker 9: or school choice advocates. The judge ordered them to pay
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Speaker 9: my thirty thousand dollars in attorney's fees and legal fees,
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Speaker 9: and they also have to do this mandagory a training.
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Speaker 9: They also had to admit that they were wrong and
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Speaker 9: promise basically to never do it again. And this is
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Speaker 9: enforceable by a federal judge. So it's a big win
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Speaker 9: for free speech.
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Speaker 4: Fantastic.
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Speaker 3: That's what conservatives have to do. You have to fight
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Speaker 3: these battles and win them. And Corey DeAngelis, you are
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Speaker 3: very good at it. Thank you so much for your
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Speaker 3: time tonight, and that's it from May. We'll see you
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Speaker 3: tomorrow night at eleven. Up next, it's Newsnight.