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The Rita Panahi Show | 12 December · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scolds Australia. This is the Wada Panehe Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehe Show. I'm
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Speaker 2: Danikiti Giorgio coming up on the program. Australia betrays Israel
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Speaker 2: on the world stage again, voting for a.
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Speaker 3: Ceasefire at the UN.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is said to be named Time Magazine's Person
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Speaker 2: of the Year. Kochhagada will join us with all the
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Speaker 2: latest US news. Army Horowitz on the Canadian Prime Minister's bizarre.
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Speaker 3: Feminist rant and of.
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Speaker 2: Course left his losing erth including the latest brand to
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Speaker 2: dive deep into dei woke culture.
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Speaker 4: Hydrated Skin is a gift to everyone Nora needed.
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Speaker 3: Happy holiday is to me.
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Speaker 2: But first to another shocking betrayal of Israel from the
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Speaker 2: Albanese government. The Prime Minister reportedly told a private labor
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Speaker 2: event yesterday that his government would adopt an even more
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Speaker 2: hard life line stance on Israel. In a coverd audio
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Speaker 2: recording of the event heard by Kriichi, Albanezi reportedly said,
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Speaker 2: some people have got a bit upset. They'll be more
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Speaker 2: upset by Thursday. We make no apologies for standing for
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Speaker 2: two states in the Middle East and today, That's exactly
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Speaker 2: what he did. Australia has just voted in support of
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Speaker 2: two pro Palestine United Nations resolutions, one calling for an
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Speaker 2: immediate ceasefire, the other calling for Israel to unban UNRA
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Speaker 2: the Guards, an AID agency with suspected terror links. Joining
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Speaker 2: me now for more on this is Sky News contributor
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Speaker 2: Peru mcswein Prue. Good to see you. Look what do
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Speaker 2: you make of Albanizi? Firstly making some sort of joke
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Speaker 2: that there was this captured audio recording, but now back
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Speaker 2: on the world stage again, making Australia look like idiots
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Speaker 2: and betraying Israel again.
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Speaker 5: Well, this is a man who wonders why he's sinking
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Speaker 5: in the polls. You cannot trust him. He's basically a liar.
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Speaker 5: He is playing. He's got a four cart tongue. Yesterday
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Speaker 5: he was at the museum, the Holocaust Museum, where he
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Speaker 5: was giving all these platitudes.
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Speaker 6: And how disgusting antisemitism is.
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Speaker 5: But meanwhile he's talking to another audience, the audience that
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Speaker 5: is going.
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Speaker 6: To hopefully vote for his ministers in.
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Speaker 5: The West, and betraying us all and betraying in particular
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Speaker 5: the Jews of Australia.
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Speaker 6: You know, there's no one's.
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Speaker 5: An unconditional cease fire, no mention of the hostages.
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Speaker 6: And then of course we have the fact.
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Speaker 5: That Unrah, which and we're supplying millions to them, is
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Speaker 5: totally discredited and helping hummus. You know, the man is
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Speaker 5: a cheat and a liar as far as I'm concerned,
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Speaker 5: and this should sink him once and for all. A
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Speaker 5: betrayal of all Australians because he's underestimated.
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Speaker 6: He's not just betraying the Jews.
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Speaker 5: So many ordinary Australians are sympathetic and horrified about what's
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Speaker 5: been going on.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, and you're right, he's at the Jewish Museum making
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Speaker 2: all these announcements and the next minute he's on the
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Speaker 2: world stage betraying Israel. It's just unbelievable this bloke. Now,
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Speaker 2: have a look at these A huge win for former
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Speaker 2: Liberal MP and women's rights activists. More redeeming, A Federal
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Speaker 2: Court Judgees found that Victorian Liberal leader John Pursuto did
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Speaker 2: in fact defame Deeming when he accused her of associating
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Speaker 2: with neo Nazis and had her expelled from the parliamentary party.
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Speaker 7: Have a listen to this I have found that the
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Speaker 7: defenses of public interest, honest opinion, and common law qualified
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Speaker 7: privilege fail, and that the defense of contextual truth does
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Speaker 7: not arise. I have concluded the appropriate ward of damages
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Speaker 7: to missus deming for non economic loss is three hundred
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Speaker 7: thousand dollars.
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Speaker 2: And here was Moiradeeming's reaction a few hours later.
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Speaker 8: The time for asking and demanding things from that man. Look,
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Speaker 8: that ship sailed ages ago. The judge has given me
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Speaker 8: something even better. And you know, I really am looking
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Speaker 8: forward to getting back to doing what I was supposed
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Speaker 8: to do when I came here, which she was to
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Speaker 8: fight for fair of laws and.
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Speaker 2: Just to help Victorians pro Surely PURSUITO has to go
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Speaker 2: now he job's untenable.
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Speaker 6: Right, totally untenable.
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Speaker 5: You know this, This guy is clearly a gambler and
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Speaker 5: he put his whole career on the line for this.
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Speaker 5: Blind Freddie could see he was going to lose it
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Speaker 5: because she had never incited Nazis. You know, it was
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Speaker 5: just absurd what he gused her of, but it was
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Speaker 5: his ego and hubris. It's almost a small man syndrome
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Speaker 5: that he just was intent on trying to take action
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Speaker 5: against her and he's failed. He must leave and he
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Speaker 5: needs to do it as honorably as as he can
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Speaker 5: because he's dishonored totally. But his cohort the people in
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Speaker 5: the Liberal Party who should have kicked him out when
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Speaker 5: there was that leadership contestant contest, and you think, why
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Speaker 5: didn't he read the room then?
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Speaker 6: But he has to go.
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Speaker 5: And I feel very sad for Mura that you had
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Speaker 5: to go through all of this. She must have been
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Speaker 5: going through hell. She put everything on the line and
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Speaker 5: her credibility is up there and is in the toilet.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, he's gone. He can't stay, I mean just yeah.
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Speaker 2: And it's not good for the Liberals over there, but
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Speaker 2: he's brought it upon himself.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: The UK has indefinitely banned puberty blockers for those under
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Speaker 2: the age of eighteen.
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Speaker 3: Hallelujah.
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Speaker 2: This decision was made following official advice from medical experts,
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Speaker 2: which found the treatments pose an unacceptable safety risk. Hello, Pru,
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Speaker 2: I'm surprised that this hasn't happened sooner here in Australia.
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Speaker 3: What are we doing? Why can't we have this debate?
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Speaker 5: Well, it's insanity, but we have all these woke people,
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Speaker 5: these gender ideologues who are willing to sacrifice our children
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Speaker 5: use them as experiments for this terrible, terrible scourge. So
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Speaker 5: let's hope that again, if and when and let's say,
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Speaker 5: when Peter Dutton gets in, this can be made illegal
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Speaker 5: because we are betraying these young, confused children. Every child
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Speaker 5: goes through a lot of this gender questioning. But for
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Speaker 5: goodness sake, wait, what is the hurry. It's all driven
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Speaker 5: by ideologues and money.
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Speaker 6: And that's the sad thing about it.
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Speaker 2: It is and kids are being brainwashed and absolutely confused.
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Speaker 3: Your spot on. Now, let's talk about energy.
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Speaker 2: Our old mate Bowen's brain what green schemes collapse.
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Speaker 3: He's been left with.
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Speaker 2: No choice but to throw his support behind new powers
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Speaker 2: allowing states to mandate the extension of retiring coal and.
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Speaker 3: Gas fire power plants. Why oh pro to prevent the
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Speaker 3: lights from going out. He's basically had to buckle.
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Speaker 5: How hilarious that this fool has finally got his back
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Speaker 5: to the wall. We have known, everybody has known it
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Speaker 5: was never going to work, and that this I have
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Speaker 5: no re understanding why he's been this obsession is he's
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Speaker 5: got a lot of investments in renewal. Will than other
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Speaker 5: people have that he would be driving this insanity.
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Speaker 6: And he's come up with this elderly.
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Speaker 5: Exit management framework.
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Speaker 6: He thinks up this crap, what is that?
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Speaker 3: What is that?
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Speaker 5: It's actually it's save Chris Bowen's backside framework, that's what
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Speaker 5: it is. But it's too late for him. I mean,
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Speaker 5: we've all known this was never going to work. He's
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Speaker 5: already responsible for the incredibly high energy bills that we have,
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Speaker 5: the fact that we're getting blackouts, we know that industry
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Speaker 5: is suffering. The price of energy has forced the price
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Speaker 5: of everything else that we're paying for up. And this
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Speaker 5: man is solely responsible. He alone should be enough to
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Speaker 5: get this government kicked out.
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Speaker 2: Yep, I completely agree. And you and I've spoken about
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Speaker 2: this before. It was only a few weeks ago. In
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Speaker 2: New South Wales we're told I turn off your appliances
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Speaker 2: between three and eight because we may have blackouts. All
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Speaker 2: on this bloke and his absolute green zelotry which is
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Speaker 2: sending us broken backwards. It's just ridiculous. Now we've got
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Speaker 2: to talk about Raygun. We can't end the day without
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Speaker 2: talking about Raygun. Of course, the breakdancer Rachel Gunn, Now
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Speaker 2: she's not only gotten her lawyers to cancel comedians Stephanie
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Speaker 2: broad Bridges musical about her Olympic journey, but now she
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Speaker 2: claims that she owns the Kangaroo dance, the one on
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Speaker 2: your screen right now, and this has attracted accusations of
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Speaker 2: cultural appropriation. Here is what Stephanie Broadbridge Bridge had to
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Speaker 2: say about this whole debacle.
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Speaker 9: Raagun's lawyers got in touch with the venue and threatened
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Speaker 9: legal action, so we will be refunding everyone. And they're
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Speaker 9: also worried that I was damaging her brand, which I
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Speaker 9: would never do. They also said I wasn't allowed to
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Speaker 9: do the dance because she owns.
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Speaker 6: The Kangaroo dance.
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Speaker 3: Please. And here she was apologizing to Raygun.
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Speaker 9: I just want to say, I'm really sorry for all
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Speaker 9: the any negative, any negativity that you might have received
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Speaker 9: as a result of this.
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Speaker 6: I can promise you that was not my intention.
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Speaker 3: Poor woman now thinks she has to apologize.
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Speaker 2: But apparently Rega owns this prou that the whole I
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Speaker 2: see little kids doing it all the time.
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Speaker 5: I mean it's a bit weird, I've got to say.
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Speaker 5: But you know, she has damaged her own brand. But
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Speaker 5: she's got an agent, So the agent said no, we
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Speaker 5: want a slice of anything. And this is what's happened.
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Speaker 5: It's all about the money. Now she's lost a lot
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Speaker 5: of credibility.
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Speaker 3: She has lost all credibility now.
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Speaker 2: But now it's I think it's gone to a head
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Speaker 2: a bit like it's just getting it's just getting a bit,
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Speaker 2: get a grip, getting gripet, getting a grip, exactly.
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Speaker 3: Private, Sweet, good to see you too much.
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Speaker 2: They enjoining me on the show, Joining me now with
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Speaker 2: Sky News contributor Kosha Gada.
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Speaker 3: Kosha, good to see you. Thank you for joining me.
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Speaker 2: Let's start with Donald Trump, who is sent to be
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Speaker 2: named Time Magazines Person of the Year now. He was
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Speaker 2: also named a Time Person of the Year back in
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Speaker 2: twenty sixteen after he won the presidential election.
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Speaker 3: But Kosher, I don't know. To me, this feels great.
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Speaker 2: It almost feels like nothing can stop Donald Trump.
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Speaker 10: Now, there is certainly that element to it. He's got
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Speaker 10: momentum that's only gaining steamed Anika in a way that
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Speaker 10: only somebody who has grown his support in terms of
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Speaker 10: the level of the victory that he achieved this time,
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Speaker 10: more votes, popular vote, Senate majority, House majority, etc. When
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Speaker 10: he did that on the back of the only person
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Speaker 10: who's been impeached, twice, rated criminally charged in four different jurisdictions,
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Speaker 10: and twice almost assassinated. So you put that together and
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Speaker 10: the momentum is undeniable. I think its time cover is
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Speaker 10: one more in this preference cascade that is a reflection
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Speaker 10: of that where all sorts of people from Silicon Valley
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Speaker 10: titans and other high profile people in finance and rappers
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Speaker 10: and daytime talk show hosts and everybody have supported him.
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Speaker 10: We saw how when he was in Notre Dame last week,
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Speaker 10: all the world leaders wanted to get a look at him,
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Speaker 10: and there was smiling and shaking hands and then you
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Speaker 10: see this. But make no mistake, he really still has
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Speaker 10: his work cut out for him. And when the rubber
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Speaker 10: hits the road and he's trying to push his agenda through,
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Speaker 10: he is going to continue to be met with opposition
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Speaker 10: every step of the way, including from the establishing wing
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Speaker 10: of his own party, and it is not going to
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Speaker 10: be smooth ceiling for him.
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Speaker 6: Despite this momentum.
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Speaker 2: No, I get what you're saying there, but yeah, he'd
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Speaker 2: be pretty pleased, I'm sure seeing himself on the front
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Speaker 2: of the magazine as Times Person of the Year now Look,
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Speaker 2: we have to talk about Joe Biden's decision to pardon
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Speaker 2: his crackhead son Hunter after of course previously vowing that
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Speaker 2: he would not. But this has not passed the pub
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Speaker 2: test in the US.
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Speaker 3: Who would have thought.
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Speaker 2: Only twenty percent of Americans actually approve of this part
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Speaker 2: and according to a new poll, Kosher Look, I don't
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Speaker 2: think he needed a poll to realize why pardoning a
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Speaker 2: drug addict and felon.
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Speaker 3: Was a good move.
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Speaker 2: I just think it's such a grubby legacy for Joe
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Speaker 2: Biden to leave behind now, and this poll proves how
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Speaker 2: much he's stuffed up.
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Speaker 3: But how do you read it?
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Speaker 10: You know, for sure, there are a couple of policy
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Speaker 10: things like the botched withdrawal from Lefihanistan and a few
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Speaker 10: others that I think people will remember. But beyond that,
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Speaker 10: most people who are not in the weeds of politics
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Speaker 10: day in and day out, these types of personal decisions
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Speaker 10: are the ones that get remembered and go down in
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Speaker 10: the history books. And it's not the best look for him.
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Speaker 10: And what's interesting is there's two aspects to it. So
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Speaker 10: one is on a human level, the father and son
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Speaker 10: relationship and a father doing anything to help his son.
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Speaker 10: Many actually would have understood that if he had leaned
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Speaker 10: into that and been forthright that that's what he's going
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Speaker 10: to do, and take some culpability for it and then
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Speaker 10: do so. But I think what's bothering people is, as
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Speaker 10: you mentioned, the blatant, sort of in your face dishonesty
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Speaker 10: where he just kept saying something and then when the
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Speaker 10: time came, he did what everybody always thought he would do. Also,
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Speaker 10: the nature of the pardon, where it's this eleven year
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Speaker 10: blanket pardon going back very conveniently to twenty fourteen when
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Speaker 10: some of these schemes came into play of Hunter Biden
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Speaker 10: in Ukraine and other trouble spots in the world. And
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Speaker 10: the third thing is that juxtaposition against what his DOJ,
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Speaker 10: Biden's DOJ has done in terms of prosecuting Trump, his supporters,
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Speaker 10: his associates, all of that. So you put all of
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Speaker 10: that together, and it's not surprising that only twenty percent
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Speaker 10: of people in that pool measure and see this as fair.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I have, well you know, twenty percent, It's not
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Speaker 2: a lot.
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Speaker 3: So it goes to show people.
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Speaker 2: I'm not happy about it, and rightly so. Now Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump wants to appoint dozens of new judges once he
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Speaker 2: becomes president. But it seems Joe Biden has other plans
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Speaker 2: because the President has threatened to veto a bill to
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Speaker 2: expand the number of federal judges.
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Speaker 3: Kosher.
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Speaker 2: Why would Biden not want Trump to appoint more judges?
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Speaker 3: What's the strategy here?
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Speaker 10: So the judicial appointments on throughout the federal banch and
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Speaker 10: all the way up to the Supreme Court is one
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Speaker 10: of the most tangible lasting powers of the president because
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Speaker 10: these are lifetime appointments and they really do make an
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Speaker 10: impact in terms of the direction of the country and
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Speaker 10: how various criminal matters are going to be litigated and adjudicated.
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Speaker 10: So this has always been a battle. I think Obama
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Speaker 10: left a lot of judge ship seats open. Actually that
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Speaker 10: was something that many people say he was lazy about
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Speaker 10: and didn't get his act together on that front, and
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Speaker 10: that paid the way for Trump in the first term
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Speaker 10: to confirm together with Mitch McConnell's something like two hundred judges.
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Speaker 10: Biden came in and is one or.
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Speaker 11: Too shy of that.
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Speaker 10: So he Biden was also very effective in confirming a
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Speaker 10: lot of more left leaning judges to the bench. And
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Speaker 10: then if this bill were to get through, given that
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Speaker 10: it's at this late stage, he wouldn't be able to
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Speaker 10: take advantage of it and get them in and it
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Speaker 10: would basically be like handing twenty two more seats for
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Speaker 10: Trump to appoint, and that's why he's likely.
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Speaker 6: To veto it.
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Speaker 10: It is a shame because justice should be transcending above
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Speaker 10: which president is in power. But in a divided country
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Speaker 10: the way the US now is, this is the kind
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Speaker 10: of thing you're going to see.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's a real shame.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 3: I've got to say this I found very interesting. Kosher.
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Speaker 2: John Fetterman is planning to meet with Trump's Defense Secretary
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Speaker 2: Pete heg Seth, making him the first Senate Democrat to
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Speaker 2: sit down with him. Kosher, do you think that this
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Speaker 2: may suggest it he's not ruling out supporting haig Seth.
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Speaker 6: Possibly.
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Speaker 10: Fetterman has been making a lot of news in a
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Speaker 10: lot of ways. He during the election, in the climax
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Speaker 10: of the election, was one of the only Democrats and
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Speaker 10: I'm not sure I kind of see Pennsylvania going for Trump.
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Speaker 10: And he broke from party talking points when he said
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Speaker 10: that he joined Truth Social recently, the only Democrat to
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Speaker 10: have done that, and now he's meeting with Pete hag Set.
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Speaker 10: The only thing that I think will answer your question, Tonika,
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Speaker 10: is ultimately how he votes. So it could be this
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Speaker 10: is just window dressing, and he knows how to keep
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Speaker 10: himself in the headlines and maybe paint himself in a
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Speaker 10: way that's politically expedient, given he also will have face
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Speaker 10: re election in Pennsylvania. But if he actually votes to
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Speaker 10: confirm some of Trump's nominees, to confirm other legislative agendas
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Speaker 10: He's going to try and push, that will be telling.
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Speaker 10: But I will believe it when I see it.
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Speaker 2: Well, you mentioned as well, Truth Social the fact that
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Speaker 2: he's become the first Democrat in the Chamber to join
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Speaker 2: President elect Donald Trump's social media site, and in his
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Speaker 2: first Truth I believe they call it, Fetterman advocated for
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Speaker 2: Trump to be pardoned from the New York Hush Buddy case.
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Speaker 2: Just I'm trying to figure out kosher what is going
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Speaker 2: on here, because most in the Democrats would say, do
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Speaker 2: not get on that website, do not advocate for this.
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Speaker 2: But why would you think Fetterman is taking another route
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Speaker 2: with it?
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Speaker 10: It's so interesting, you know, either he has seen the
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Speaker 10: light because this is another case it is very very
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Speaker 10: unpopular among the people because people see how negadly political
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Speaker 10: it was, and other people like the mayor of New
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Speaker 10: York City, Eric Adams, has also come out with similar sentiments.
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Speaker 10: He's a Democrat, so maybe he's just politically expedient. He's
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Speaker 10: seeing which way the wind is blowing, and he's being
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Speaker 10: it's about self preservation for his own prospects in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 10: which is now more increasingly going red, or at least
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Speaker 10: in this last election. Or maybe it's something more genuine.
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Speaker 10: I think I've been on around long enough to take
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Speaker 10: the more cynical view of whenever politicians do anything, but
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Speaker 10: who knows.
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Speaker 6: Maybe he's seen the light.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe he has, like I think many many people
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Speaker 2: are slowly the light.
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Speaker 3: Now there's something very odd happening in the skies above
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Speaker 3: New Jersey.
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Speaker 2: Dozens of drones have been spotted at night flying in
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Speaker 2: at least ten different counties across that state.
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Speaker 3: Authorities don't know.
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Speaker 2: Where they're coming from, who's flying them, and why, other
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Speaker 2: than to say they are very sophisticated and the FBI
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Speaker 2: is now involved.
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Speaker 3: The Pentagon has shed some light have listened to this.
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Speaker 11: Those drone statings that have been reported. At this time,
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Speaker 11: we have no evidence that these activities are coming from
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Speaker 11: a foreign entity or the work of an adversary. We're
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Speaker 11: going to continue to monitor what is happening, but you know,
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Speaker 11: at no point where our installations threatened when this activity
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Speaker 11: was occurring.
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Speaker 3: Kosher.
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Speaker 2: This is all very bizarre, and it's venturing into that
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Speaker 2: conspiracy theory territory on social media.
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Speaker 3: What do you think is going on here?
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Speaker 10: It is really bizarre, And you know, basically what she
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Speaker 10: said over there the Press secretary is I'm ruling out
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Speaker 10: that there's any act of foreign adversaries behind this, and
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Speaker 10: I'm also ruling out that it's US military. So then
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Speaker 10: what's left? And I think Senator Josh Holly of Missouri
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Speaker 10: came out a short while ago and said that this
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Speaker 10: best case interpretation of this is this gross incompetence of
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Speaker 10: our government agencies that are already at an all time
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Speaker 10: low in terms of trust that the American people are
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Speaker 10: placing or not placing anymore, I should say, in them,
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Speaker 10: and worst case, it's something more nefarious where they do
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Speaker 10: know more than they're telling us. And then, as you say,
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Speaker 10: in this era of social media, if there's a vacuum
18:30
Speaker 10: of information coming from the authority. All sorts of theories
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Speaker 10: and conspiracy theories are going to populate that void, and
18:37
Speaker 10: that's where we are unless they hurry up and either
18:40
Speaker 10: reveal something that they already know or improve their ability
18:43
Speaker 10: to investigate something like this, which you would think should
18:47
Speaker 10: not be that hard.
18:47
Speaker 6: For the most powerful government on Earth.
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Speaker 3: Well. Absolutely, but even if you were a resident of
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Speaker 3: the area, you'd been a bit worried.
18:54
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'd be a bit on edge if
18:55
Speaker 2: I saw all these drones flying above my head every day.
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Speaker 2: One person can give it an answer as to why
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Speaker 2: they're there, So it's certainly a little bit unerving. I
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Speaker 2: look forward to hearing more about that.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: Let's move on to Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan District Attorney.
19:11
Speaker 2: He has proposed what he is saying is a quote
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Speaker 2: novel idea to keep Donald Trump's hush money conviction in place.
19:19
Speaker 2: Now a kosher I'll go through it with our viewers.
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Speaker 2: He has suggested that the Manhattan Supreme Court justice could
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Speaker 2: write on the court docket that Trump's guilty verdict still stands,
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Speaker 2: but then cancel Trump's sentencing entirely and by doing so,
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Speaker 2: it would apparently freeze any other actions in the case kosher. Look,
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Speaker 2: this seems awfully bizarre and convoluted.
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Speaker 3: How do you understand this?
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Speaker 10: A novel idea is really a charitable way to put it,
19:50
Speaker 10: And everything else he did with this case was very novel,
19:53
Speaker 10: just bringing the case to begin with, stretching a bookkeeping issue,
19:57
Speaker 10: which at best would typically be a misdemeanorature into thirty
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Speaker 10: four felony accounts, and then getting the jury to come
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Speaker 10: to a guilty verdict in deep blue Manhattan, where this
20:06
Speaker 10: very political man was faced with a very politic sized jury,
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Speaker 10: and then he's not technically a convicted felon because that
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Speaker 10: sentencing hasn't happened. Which is interesting with this theory that
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Speaker 10: Alvin Bragg is proposing Trump would not be a convicted
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Speaker 10: felon and that headline would have to be removed from
20:23
Speaker 10: the lexicon, I'm not sure that it would stand. The
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Speaker 10: Trump team has all sorts of legal counter arguments and
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Speaker 10: remedies to this. They are pushing for dismissal altogether on
20:31
Speaker 10: various legal grounds, and the judge is not given an
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Speaker 10: indication on when he's going to rule on either side
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Speaker 10: of this, and where this case is going to go.
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Speaker 10: It's also worth mentioning really quickly, Danika, that this guy,
20:42
Speaker 10: Alvin Bragg, is a headline chaser, and he is the
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Speaker 10: same person that brought charges against Daniel Penny, that case
20:48
Speaker 10: that was going on for some time, and he was
20:50
Speaker 10: found not guilty yesterday, the United States Marine veteran who
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Speaker 10: was charged with subduing the very menacing person on the subway. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 10: Prime is up in New York. He's got an abysmal
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Speaker 10: prosecutorial record Alvin Bragg, where he gives out these very
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Speaker 10: generous plea deals to actual criminals, and then he's going
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Speaker 10: over here and prosecuting people like the marine veteran and
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Speaker 10: Trump people see this. This is an elected position. It's
21:15
Speaker 10: really hard to kick Democrats out of New York, but
21:17
Speaker 10: it has happened in San Francisco and LA recently. We're
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Speaker 10: very left wing district attorneys were kicked out. And he's
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Speaker 10: up for election next year. So that's going to be
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Speaker 10: very interesting to watch what happens with him.
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Speaker 2: Perhaps maybe our Coacha that's why he's doing it to
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Speaker 2: get a grab, get a headline ahead of being up
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Speaker 2: for reelection next year.
21:35
Speaker 3: Maybe it's all on the timing.
21:37
Speaker 2: Possibly now I want to talk to you about RFK Junior.
21:41
Speaker 2: He is reportedly lobbying for his daughter in law and
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Speaker 2: former campaign manager Amarillis Fox Kennedy to land the role
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Speaker 2: as number.
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Speaker 3: Two at the CIA.
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Speaker 2: He also believes that she could help uncover the agency's
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Speaker 2: possible role in the assassination of JFK.
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Speaker 3: Kasha. Do you think that this will happen? Do you
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Speaker 3: think that he's got enough influence to be able to say,
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Speaker 3: put this woman in? How do you think it will
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Speaker 3: play out?
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Speaker 6: It's really interesting.
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Speaker 12: You know.
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Speaker 6: RFK has a lot.
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Speaker 10: Of support the grassroots level for all the reasons we
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Speaker 10: know and followed in the election. He's also feared and
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Speaker 10: hated by many people in the Democrat Party and even
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Speaker 10: the Republican establishment. The interesting thing is the number two
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Speaker 10: at the CIA does not require Senate confirmation, so it's
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Speaker 10: ultimately in Trump's hands and John Radcliffe, who's the CIA
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Speaker 10: design If you will get confirmed at a Senate which
22:35
Speaker 10: everyone expects he will, those two can decide this, and
22:39
Speaker 10: I'm not sure who else they're considering. But it is
22:41
Speaker 10: interesting because these people are all disruptors, which is what
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Speaker 10: the American people want, right Now, the daughter in law
22:48
Speaker 10: has supposedly worked at the CIA in deep clandestine undercover
22:52
Speaker 10: and wrote a book about it, which was not approved
22:55
Speaker 10: by the CIA to write about. But she is somebody
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Speaker 10: who has experience in the field, and of course the
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Speaker 10: personal investment that the Kennedy family will have necessarily in
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Speaker 10: seeing if the CIA played any role whatsoever in the
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Speaker 10: GFA assassination, which is a theory that's been floating out
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Speaker 10: there for some time. Somebody like her and RFK obviously
23:13
Speaker 10: I have invested interest in finding that out. So it's
23:15
Speaker 10: an interesting proposal, and it'll be up to Trump and
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Speaker 10: John Ratcliffe to ultimately make that decision.
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Speaker 2: Okay, well, we will wait to see what happens there. Koshagada,
23:24
Speaker 2: great to speak with you as always, Thanks for joining
23:26
Speaker 2: me still to calm an extended edition of Lefties Losing It.
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Speaker 2: You won't want to miss it. Now it's time for
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Speaker 2: wearing because he is really going to boost sales, isn't he?
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Speaker 3: Now? Where have I seen an ad like this before?
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Speaker 2: And this is what happens when DEI infultrates corporate companies.
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Speaker 2: Because bud Lights Dylan mulvaney experiment costs more than one
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Speaker 2: billion dollars in sales last year, You think they would learn,
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Speaker 2: But on with the Woke Corporations rainbow pathway into.
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Speaker 3: The never never. Now. Speaking of woke, the curse.
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Speaker 2: Of car manufacturer Jaguar continues. You know, the company which
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Speaker 2: spent one hundred years to build a brand only to
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Speaker 2: blowish in thirty seconds with a gender fluid ad and
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Speaker 2: funnily enough, no cars. So you just have to wonder
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Speaker 2: how much these celebrities, as course well paid sprook its
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Speaker 2: new pink electric vehicle.
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Speaker 13: We're right, Jaguar.
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Speaker 9: We are here in Miami for the reveal of the
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Speaker 9: newtybe zeros Erra.
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Speaker 10: I love a modern and futuristic it's different here.
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Speaker 3: I think it's the future. Here's something that I've never
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Speaker 3: seen before.
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Speaker 9: The wow factor of this car is going to blow
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Speaker 9: people with.
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Speaker 3: It's just it's unlike any other car I've ever seen before.
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Speaker 14: Just the sheap of the car.
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Speaker 3: You're going to sand Acilla. Well, I love it. It's
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Speaker 3: very bolt Jaguar. It's a gee.
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Speaker 2: Jaguar needs all the help it can get. Now it's
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Speaker 2: time for a lesson in human biology from this lefty.
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Speaker 1: Did you.
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Speaker 15: Transgrest relationship?
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Speaker 6: Well, I mean.
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Speaker 15: Relationship.
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Speaker 2: Who's got to tell him it's not quite how it works?
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Speaker 2: Now this it has pronouns coming out of their ears.
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Speaker 2: And believe me, there is a whole list.
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Speaker 16: My pronounce So of course we have hear him his
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Speaker 16: himself and need them there's himself, and then we also
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Speaker 16: have void void void void void void self and ender
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Speaker 16: enders and end yourself death death, Death's death, self picks,
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Speaker 16: pixel pickles, pick pix, pixel pixels, pixel self, vile, vile vials,
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Speaker 16: vile self.
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Speaker 2: And what about Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers?
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Speaker 3: Did that make list too? And dead self? Wow? And
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Speaker 3: you want it? I guess it goes with the makeup.
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Speaker 2: I kind of like pixel self might have to trot
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Speaker 2: that one out myself.
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Speaker 3: Kind of cute. Now to this friendly PSA.
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Speaker 14: All cops are bestard, every single one of them.
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Speaker 17: If there's ten people sitting at a table, two of
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Speaker 17: them are Nazis, the other eight don't care that they're Nazis.
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Speaker 18: There's ten Nazis, any issue, you do your best to
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Speaker 18: avoid calling the police because they're not gonna help.
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Speaker 2: Okay, well let's see how that goes for you. Now
27:38
Speaker 2: to the joyless joy Read and her crazy creepy guests
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Speaker 2: over at MSNBC. But just when you think she can't
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Speaker 2: possibly sink as low as her own ratings, she's now
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Speaker 2: seemingly advocating for violence.
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Speaker 1: We should not be surprised in this country that just reelected.
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Speaker 6: Altar, and I mean the reality is.
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Speaker 19: You know, if you go back to the Trayvon Martin
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Speaker 19: cave before that, you can go back to the justification
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Speaker 19: for lynching among conservatives, whether the conservatives wearing the d
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Speaker 19: uniform of our uniform, Conservatism itself has justified violence January sixth,
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Speaker 19: burning down Tulsa and Wilmington, overthrowing the government there. If
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Speaker 19: it's violence for the purposes they want.
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Speaker 1: What they call it, If the victim is somebody that
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Speaker 1: I don't like, or the victim is someone who they
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Speaker 1: feel deserves it, then a lot of times people are
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Speaker 1: willing to justify vio it. It's an unfortunate thing. It's
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Speaker 1: a very American thing, right, I mean, we worship vigilanti violence.
28:30
Speaker 1: We worship action heroes. We worship Charles Bronson and all
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Speaker 1: these people who take it into their own capone al capone,
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Speaker 1: you know, criminals and everything else like that. I think
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Speaker 1: the sad part about this, frankly, is that I am
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Speaker 1: not going to pretend that in a country that's been
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Speaker 1: started and operated off of violence, that violence doesn't sometimes
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Speaker 1: solve things.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what's worse the dangerous rhetorical that they
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Speaker 2: claim that people are worshiping al Capone.
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Speaker 3: Have I missed something? Are Americans actually worshiping al Capone?
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Speaker 2: Joy Raiss and speaking of the tolerant left, advocating for
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Speaker 2: violence entered Democrat Elizabeth Warren.
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Speaker 20: Through this guy gets a trial who's allegedly killed the
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Speaker 20: CEO of United Health. But you can only push people
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Speaker 20: so far and then they start to take Matterson's ring hands.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the politics of joy and the tolerant Democrats. Now
29:24
Speaker 2: to a lefty we haven't really heard from in a while,
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Speaker 2: Bill Clinton, here he is the bitter has been, has
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Speaker 2: spoken to the bitter banshees of the view claiming the
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Speaker 2: twenty sixteen election was rigged.
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Speaker 3: And was stolen from his wife, you know, the wife
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Speaker 3: he cheated on.
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Speaker 12: Unlike in twenty sixteen, there was no outside influence like
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Speaker 12: the FBI director enter ferg at the last moment, in
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Speaker 12: violation of seventy years of policy, that changed five percent overnight.
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Speaker 12: In my lifetime, I've never seen the pole changed five
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Speaker 12: percent overnight.
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Speaker 3: So anybody that.
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Speaker 12: Says that he didn't give Trophy election, you know, needs a.
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Speaker 1: Thank Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I remember where the Democrats said that they would always accept.
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Speaker 3: An election result.
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Speaker 2: So good to know old Bill hasn't slept in eight years,
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Speaker 2: and he's not the only one still struggling to come
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Speaker 2: to terms with Donald Trump's victory.
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Speaker 21: Independence believe the greatest threat to democracy was Joe Biden
30:29
Speaker 21: getting re elected, and that was Independence, not Republican or Democrats.
30:33
Speaker 21: So what you say, you can believe, but that's not
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Speaker 21: what the American public believed.
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Speaker 13: We elected the most dangerous, criminal, human being, corrupt human
30:41
Speaker 13: being that America has ever elected.
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Speaker 6: And Kevin, you helped him.
30:46
Speaker 13: You're the one who went and got him after after
30:49
Speaker 13: You're welcome.
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Speaker 2: That was US Housepeaker Kevin McCarthy with what I've got
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Speaker 2: to say is the ultimate clap back to the Tinder
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Speaker 2: dating pool now, which is getting smaller and smaller for
31:02
Speaker 2: lonely liberal women.
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Speaker 18: So I've been seeing a lot of women who are
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Speaker 18: saying that they've broken up with their Republican boyfriends following
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Speaker 18: the results of this election. And I, you have me
31:12
Speaker 18: fixed up, because why are you still dating Republicans? I
31:15
Speaker 18: didn't know that we were still doing that. Furthermore, why
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Speaker 18: are you confused? Why are you shocked by this outcome?
31:20
Speaker 18: I understand there were people who were duped by men
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Speaker 18: who you know, advocated and said that they would vote
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Speaker 18: in your interest and then backstabbed you, and that must
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Speaker 18: be god awful. May that love never find me. But
31:30
Speaker 18: you know what, it doesn't find me, because if a
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Speaker 18: man tells me he's a Republican, I don't trust him anymore.
31:35
Speaker 2: Ah must be a sad, lonely life. Perhaps it's got
31:40
Speaker 2: something to do with having a moral compass.
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Speaker 17: It's not the fact that our political opinions are slightly different.
31:45
Speaker 17: It's the fact that our moral compasses are completely opposite.
31:49
Speaker 17: It's the fact that hateful messaging resonated with you. Because
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Speaker 17: when I heard his campaign ads and his rally speeches
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Speaker 17: and the debate.
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Speaker 15: I was like, Oh, that's hateful and wrong.
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Speaker 17: That's that's demonizing minority groups and acting as though they're
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Speaker 17: they're the problem, when I I realize that they are not.
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Speaker 17: They're just trying to live here and exist like everyone else.
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Speaker 17: But instead, you heard his messaging and his ads and
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Speaker 17: the debate and you were like.
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Speaker 15: Ooh, yeah, that guy, that guy, he has my vote.
32:29
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, the guy who had seventy four million
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Speaker 2: American votes.
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Speaker 3: That's the one.
32:35
Speaker 2: And as for the rest of the Democrat voters, they're
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Speaker 2: so broken. Perhaps they need to speak to someone.
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Speaker 22: Somebody today asked me. They said, I'm sorry, I hate
32:45
Speaker 22: to go there, but I have to ask who did
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Speaker 22: you vote for? And I said, Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 3: Of course.
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Speaker 15: And they said, okay, I said, you voted for Trump. No,
32:59
Speaker 15: I voted for making America creed again.
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Speaker 22: I was like, oh okay, And I like I had
33:13
Speaker 22: to practice my breathing techniques that my therapist taught me.
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Speaker 2: Paul Love, it's time to find a new therapist because
33:21
Speaker 2: this one ain't working. Now to doctor Jill, who has
33:25
Speaker 2: truly had a glow up of sorts and in her
33:29
Speaker 2: I don't give a damn era, because we now have
33:31
Speaker 2: more proof, ladies and gentlemen, that she voted for Donald Trump.
33:35
Speaker 2: Here she was feeling that Kamala Harris joy.
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Speaker 14: So I hope that you all feel that sense of
33:43
Speaker 14: you know, peace and light and that just for a
33:47
Speaker 14: moment when you leave here today, that you feel, I
33:50
Speaker 14: don't know, a little a sense of joy, because I
33:53
Speaker 14: think we all need like this, you know, we all
33:56
Speaker 14: need to feel joy now during this time of this season,
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Speaker 14: during just during this time. So anyway, okay, now I'll
34:05
Speaker 14: start you're all reading into that.
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Speaker 3: Oh, let's be honest, this was the same joy she
34:13
Speaker 3: was referring to. Never let anyone take your joy from you.
34:19
Speaker 3: Do you do what you gotta do. And isn't that
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Speaker 3: a wonderful way to live, to know you have purpose?
34:29
Speaker 2: Doctor Jill has truly been unburdened by what has been
34:33
Speaker 2: add to the global poster boy for the outright tragic
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Speaker 2: Justin Trudeau, who is once again showing himself as a
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Speaker 2: pathetic little whip, this time having a winge about the
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Speaker 2: US election results.
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Speaker 23: No, it shouldn't be that way.
34:46
Speaker 3: It wasn't supposed to be that way.
34:48
Speaker 23: We were supposed to be on a steady, if difficult,
34:51
Speaker 23: sometimes march towards progress. And yet, just a few weeks ago,
34:57
Speaker 23: the United States voted for a second time to not
35:01
Speaker 23: elect its first woman president. Everywhere, women's rights and women's
35:07
Speaker 23: progress is under attack, overtly and subtlely. But I want
35:12
Speaker 23: you to know that I am and always will be
35:15
Speaker 23: a proud feminist. You will always have an ally in
35:18
Speaker 23: me and in my.
35:19
Speaker 2: Government Still to come, Army Horowitz joins us to unpack
35:23
Speaker 2: that bizarre feminist ranch from Justin Trudeau.
35:25
Speaker 3: That much more. Next, welcome back.
35:37
Speaker 2: Let's bring in journalists and filmmaker Army Horowitz. Now, Army,
35:40
Speaker 2: good to see you. We play this clip during Lefties,
35:43
Speaker 2: but I think it merits another play.
35:45
Speaker 3: Have a listen to this now. It shouldn't be that way.
35:48
Speaker 23: It wasn't supposed to be that way. We were supposed
35:51
Speaker 23: to be on a steady, if difficult, sometimes march towards progress.
35:57
Speaker 23: And yet, just a few weeks ago, the United States
36:01
Speaker 23: voted for a second time to not elect its first
36:05
Speaker 23: woman president. Everywhere, women's rates and women's progress is under attack,
36:11
Speaker 23: overtly and subtlely. But I want you to know that
36:15
Speaker 23: I am and I always will be a proud feminist.
36:19
Speaker 3: Army.
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Speaker 2: Do you think Justin Trudeau is upset because Donald Trump
36:22
Speaker 2: has been hilariously mocking him online.
36:25
Speaker 3: He recently posted to truth.
36:27
Speaker 2: Social it was a pleasure to have dinner the other
36:30
Speaker 2: night with Governor Justin Trudeau of the Great State of Canada.
36:34
Speaker 3: I look forward to seeing the Governor again soon so
36:37
Speaker 3: that we may.
36:38
Speaker 2: Continue our depth talks on tariffs and trade. The results
36:42
Speaker 2: of WISH will be truly spectacular. For all I've got
36:45
Speaker 2: to say, this trolling is epic, But how tragic is Trudeau?
36:48
Speaker 3: The guy is such a poster boy for the pathetic.
36:53
Speaker 13: Yeah, first of all, I mean, mikes clear that Trudeau
36:56
Speaker 13: is definitely, definitely not the son of cast Just we're clear.
37:02
Speaker 13: And look, I understand why he's such a feminist because
37:05
Speaker 13: he really isn't much of a man. I will tell
37:07
Speaker 13: you that he's handsome but doesn't have a lot of
37:10
Speaker 13: masculine qualities. If you ask me, you know, I think
37:14
Speaker 13: it's first of all, stan up our politics. Please, nobody
37:17
Speaker 13: asks your opinion, No one wants your opinion. We're happy
37:20
Speaker 13: the way this thing worked out. This was at a landslide,
37:22
Speaker 13: a modern day landslide anyways, And of course he wanted
37:26
Speaker 13: Kamala Harris. He wanted the weakest person possible as president
37:30
Speaker 13: so you can have his way. What he got was
37:33
Speaker 13: a very masculine Donald Trump who simply will have his
37:36
Speaker 13: way with Canada and Trudeau. But I wondered if you
37:40
Speaker 13: would have had the same tone if let's say, and
37:43
Speaker 13: Nicki Haley was present when he had raved about the
37:46
Speaker 13: Americans electing Nicki Haley, I think not look like you said.
37:51
Speaker 13: Trump is an absolute master troller. Hats off to you,
37:55
Speaker 13: my friend. Yes, hilarious the way he framed that. But
37:59
Speaker 13: by the way, if Canada continues down the road of
38:03
Speaker 13: supporting Guyasac Trudeau and the ultimate economic downfall, which seems
38:08
Speaker 13: to be around the corner, they may in fact become
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Speaker 13: a vassal state of the US. So maybe President Trump
38:16
Speaker 13: was prescient, don't.
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Speaker 2: Know, look possibly, but you're right, Gosh, Trudeau is just
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Speaker 2: so weak, just absolutely so pathetic. Now let's talk about
38:25
Speaker 2: FBI Director Christopher Ray, who has announced his resignation ahead
38:29
Speaker 2: of Trump's inauguration. Trump appointed Ray during his first term
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Speaker 2: in office and has already chosen, as we know, Cash
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Speaker 2: Fortel as his pick to run the bureau, but he's posted.
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Speaker 3: The resignation of Christopher.
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Speaker 2: Ray is a great day for America, as it will
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Speaker 2: end the weaponization of what has become known as the
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Speaker 2: United States Department of Injustice.
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Speaker 3: Under the leadership of Ray, the FBI illegally raided my.
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Speaker 2: Home without cause, worked diligently on illegally impeaching and indicting me,
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Speaker 2: and has done everything else to interfere with the success
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Speaker 2: and future of America. I look forward to Cash Ptel's
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Speaker 2: confirmation me Ry's position. Obviously it became completely untenable. But
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Speaker 2: how will Cash Fateel now fare in this role taking over.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, look, it's it's there's no question that there was
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Speaker 13: a clear weaponization of not of the FBI and the
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Speaker 13: DOJ under the Bay administration, and Americans paid attention because
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Speaker 13: the favorability the FBI is at its lowest EBB in
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Speaker 13: ten years. Less than half of Americans support the FBI
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Speaker 13: forty one percent. That's an insanely no number. That's down
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Speaker 13: eighteen percent in the last ten years. Of course he
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Speaker 13: had to resign. This is mostly under his tenure. But
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Speaker 13: what does it say about the Democrats and how they
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Speaker 13: used the FBI. Everyone has noticed it. This is why
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Speaker 13: the favorability is down so much. And if you look
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Speaker 13: at up obviously the disconnect the split bet your Republicans
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Speaker 13: and Democrats, it's even more extra And this is not good.
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Speaker 13: This is not Our structures can't handle this. We need
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Speaker 13: a strong, robust FBI. We don't want to have a
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Speaker 13: hold out version. I think cashpartel well. I think we
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Speaker 13: will bring back I think some legitimacy the FBI, which
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Speaker 13: is a good thing for a country. Our country cannot
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Speaker 13: handle a hollowing out of our significant structures and the
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Speaker 13: FBI is certainly one of that. So I am certainly
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Speaker 13: opt to miss the cashpartel We'll do something to bring
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Speaker 13: the FBI back the favor of Americans.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, Fingers crossed.
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Speaker 2: Now, approval rates for asylum applications in the US have
40:35
Speaker 2: dropped dramatically in the run up to Donald Trump's second administration.
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Speaker 2: Thirty six percent of asylum petitions were approved by the
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Speaker 2: US immigration judges in October. That's a sharp decrease from
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Speaker 2: the earlier Biden administration, where asylum grant rates topped fifty percent,
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Speaker 2: which is outrageous.
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Speaker 3: Army, is this the Trump effect already in action?
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Speaker 13: He took the words tout of my mouth. We see
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Speaker 13: the Trump effect already in foreign policy, right. We saw
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Speaker 13: it with Hamas being kicked out of Katar. We saw
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Speaker 13: it with the ceasefire in Lebanon, and I can go
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Speaker 13: on and on. We're now seeing a domestic policy in
41:13
Speaker 13: terms of how they're dealing with these asylum claims by judges. Yeah.
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Speaker 13: I think that there's no question that's anticipation of what's
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Speaker 13: going to happen with Trump. I mean you're talking about
41:23
Speaker 13: under the Botto administration, asylum rates were above fifty percent,
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Speaker 13: historically high numbers, and now with Trump coming in. It's
41:32
Speaker 13: about a third. There's no question that has been a
41:35
Speaker 13: part of what the people are thinking is going to
41:38
Speaker 13: take place in terms of immigration policy under Donald Trump. Look,
41:42
Speaker 13: you could also see the issues that we have across
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Speaker 13: the border. Now we now have caravans, multiple caravans streaming
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Speaker 13: up toward America in anticipation of Biden leaving office and
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Speaker 13: Trump becoming president. So I think that they're getting their
41:57
Speaker 13: last licks and the last hurrahs because there's no question
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Speaker 13: this border is going to be shut down under Trump.
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Speaker 13: I don't have to think that. I know that because
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Speaker 13: we saw it already and Trump won, and all Biden
42:11
Speaker 13: had to do was simply keep. If he really wanted
42:15
Speaker 13: to be shut down, he could have shut it down.
42:17
Speaker 13: He didn't want it shut down. And now the Americans
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Speaker 13: saw that, and that's one of the primary drivers and
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Speaker 13: reasons why Biden's longer president.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, good point exactly, and looking forward to seeing that
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Speaker 2: border finally shut down come January. Now let's move on
42:33
Speaker 2: to the outgoing Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln. He has
42:37
Speaker 2: finally expressed remorse that the Biden administration had not done
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Speaker 2: more to protect the thirteen US troops who were of course,
42:44
Speaker 2: killed in an IS's case suicide bombing during that chaotic
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Speaker 2: withdrawal from Afghanistan back in twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 3: This is what he said.
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Speaker 24: I think today, especially of the thirteen heroes that we
42:56
Speaker 24: lost at Abbyghate, and I deeply regret that we did
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Speaker 24: not do more and could not do more to protect them.
43:04
Speaker 24: And to those families who were here with us today,
43:08
Speaker 24: you're in my thoughts, in my prayers. I wish that
43:13
Speaker 24: Nicole was here with us today. I'm deeply sorry that
43:16
Speaker 24: she's not.
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Speaker 3: You could hear some heckler's there heckling him. This guy
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Speaker 3: is so useless? Is this too little? Too late?
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Speaker 10: It is?
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Speaker 13: And frankly, it's pretty gross, I have to say. And
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Speaker 13: aside from the American soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan
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Speaker 13: because of our incredibly hastily withdrawal and Frankie, this was
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Speaker 13: in fact the first of the many, many strings of
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Speaker 13: foreign policy failures under the Biden administration. Let's not forget
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Speaker 13: that we left billions of dollars in weapons in Afghanistan
43:49
Speaker 13: for the Taliban to get a hold of. We also
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Speaker 13: left behind people in Afghanistan. Yeah, this one, this set
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Speaker 13: to tone for foreign policy failures for the next four years.
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Speaker 13: There's no question or adversaries saw weakness and they pounced
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Speaker 13: on it. There's a direct correlation, I think, between US
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Speaker 13: leave Afghanistan and then soon thereafter boot in Vidi, Ukraine,
44:14
Speaker 13: which he didn't do under Trump. He did, in fact
44:17
Speaker 13: sense weakness. There's a direct colation to here. A lot
44:19
Speaker 13: of the things that we saw with foreign policy being
44:22
Speaker 13: on fire during this time, and I think it's it's unfortunate,
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Speaker 13: but did we learn our lessons?
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Speaker 22: For real?
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Speaker 13: Look, Blincoln sat there and he actually ended up. He
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Speaker 13: actually pushed back. It wasn't a full media cul book.
44:35
Speaker 13: He did defend the withdrawal, and frankly he didn't does
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Speaker 13: he really care? He didn't even read the House Foreign
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Speaker 13: Policy Committee on what actually happened Afghanistan. So I'm sorry
44:47
Speaker 13: if I don't take it seriously. I'm sorry if I
44:50
Speaker 13: think it's hollow. And yes, it is absolutely too little,
44:53
Speaker 13: too late.
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Speaker 2: Truly, YEH should have come a lot earlier than what
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Speaker 2: it has. Let's talk about this. This is extraordinary. Biden
45:00
Speaker 2: administration has quietly extended a sanctions waiver that will grant
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Speaker 2: Iran access to roughly ten billion dollars from a rock.
45:08
Speaker 2: This happened two days apparently after Donald Trump's election day victory.
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Speaker 3: Ami, what do you make of this?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, there's nothing new. They've been doing this now for years,
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Speaker 13: giving the sanctions waiver. I don't again it's the details
45:23
Speaker 13: of it, but essentially trading energy in Iraq for releasing
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Speaker 13: unfreezing of money, talking about ten billion dollars. Look, if
45:33
Speaker 13: you look at this again, the string of foreign policy
45:36
Speaker 13: failures on the by administration, I think Iran may rank
45:39
Speaker 13: as number one. To be honest, there is a again,
45:43
Speaker 13: there is a connection between Iran and its money and
45:47
Speaker 13: October seventh and Lebanon bombing Israel, at Hezbla bombing Israel.
45:54
Speaker 13: There's a connection between this money and our troops being
45:58
Speaker 13: attacked and killed by Iranian proxies. It's all about the funding.
46:03
Speaker 13: Iran funds all of these things. And you know, it's
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Speaker 13: extraordinary to me the lack of basic economic understanding of
46:10
Speaker 13: the by administration. Their deniability of the fungibility of money
46:16
Speaker 13: is unhinged.
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Speaker 8: Right.
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Speaker 13: They don't understand how this stuff works that when you
46:22
Speaker 13: give with one hand, they are now freed up to
46:24
Speaker 13: use that money for other purposes. They keep saying, oh, no,
46:27
Speaker 13: we're looking and where this money is being used humanitarian
46:30
Speaker 13: purposes only, But yes, it allows them to not use
46:34
Speaker 13: that money freemandtarian purposes, freing up money for other things
46:38
Speaker 13: basic basic stuff. But the bid administration has no idea
46:43
Speaker 13: what they're doing. And by the way, this is also
46:45
Speaker 13: not even talking about China being allowed to buy oil
46:49
Speaker 13: from Iran, giving another source of funding. Look, this is
46:53
Speaker 13: the major if you're not going to attack and bomb them, right,
46:56
Speaker 13: which obviously under Biden we're not gonna do. The threat
46:59
Speaker 13: wasn't even there. I think the threat now, I'm not
47:01
Speaker 13: sure if you would do if the threat exists with Trump.
47:04
Speaker 13: But if you're not going to actually have a real
47:06
Speaker 13: threat of weapons, money and economic pressures, all you have
47:12
Speaker 13: and the Biden administration has taken that tool away and
47:16
Speaker 13: we saw the effect of an embolder run throughout the
47:20
Speaker 13: Middle East, and frankly, the US troops and Israel specifically
47:24
Speaker 13: paid the price.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely. Look, we're almost out of time, army just really quickly.
47:29
Speaker 2: CNN finished number seventeen among cable stations during prime time
47:33
Speaker 2: last week. It even had a smaller audience than The
47:35
Speaker 2: Food Network. All over at MSNB, save Joy Raid, She's
47:39
Speaker 2: lost roughly half of her viewers since the election.
47:42
Speaker 3: Army, Well, what do you say to that?
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Speaker 13: Oh, Joy Reed could not have happened to a better person.
47:49
Speaker 13: Oh my god, so delicious. I mean, Look, CNN had
47:54
Speaker 13: three hundred and seventy six thousand people in prime time
47:58
Speaker 13: as just a comparison, that's for fourteen percent of Fox
48:02
Speaker 13: Knew who's during the same primetime. Look are we shocked
48:05
Speaker 13: that the American people don't want to see a continued
48:09
Speaker 13: mouthpiece of the failed Biden administrations? Of course they don't
48:13
Speaker 13: reflective the numbers.
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Speaker 2: No question about it, no doubt about it. The joyless
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Speaker 2: joy Raid is on the downa army horror.
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Speaker 3: It's good to see you. Thank you so much for
48:20
Speaker 3: joining me. And that's it for me. This evening up
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Speaker 3: next is news Night, good Night,