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Speaker 1: On scoring MS Australia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panety Show.

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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehy Show. Coming

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Speaker 3: up tonight. The coalition in tatters with the Nationals walking

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Speaker 3: away from the.

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Speaker 4: Libs while Susan Lee is in charge.

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Speaker 3: Daniel Wild will join you shortly to discuss that Andrew

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Speaker 3: Forrest among global elites in Davos lashing out at President

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: We'll look at his comments with Professor and Plymer. He

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Speaker 4: always brilliant.

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Speaker 3: Josh Hammer will have the latest from the US and

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Speaker 3: from Davos where Javier Milay delivered some good news and

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Speaker 3: Prince Harry is back in court and Kinsey Schofield will.

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Speaker 4: Have more on that later in the hour. And we

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Speaker 4: never forget Left He's losing it.

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Speaker 3: Tonight featuring a bunch of white women screaming abuse.

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Speaker 4: At a black man about racism. Be a race treader.

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Speaker 1: For reasons.

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Speaker 3: But first, the divide between the Liberal Party and the

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Speaker 3: Nationals over the government's hate speech laws has seen the

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Speaker 3: end of the coalition again. Nationals leader David little Part

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Speaker 3: and his entire front bench quit the Shadow Ministry after

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Speaker 3: Susan Lee accept the resignations of senators Bridget mackenzie, Susan

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Speaker 3: McDonald and Ross Cadell. Nationals leader David Little Proud says

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Speaker 3: his party will now sit by themselves, claiming the coalition

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Speaker 3: had become untenable.

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Speaker 5: She has also forced the coalition into an untenable position

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Speaker 5: that can no longer continue. They cannot stand by and

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Speaker 5: have three courageous senators who put their jobs on the

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Speaker 5: line for no reason that has any veracity whatsoever, to

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Speaker 5: be disrespected and our party and our party processes and

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Speaker 5: our decisions, we should have the right to go there

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Speaker 5: and have a difference of opinion. We accept there are

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Speaker 5: processes within the coalition that we need to adhere to

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Speaker 5: at times, but there was never a trigger moment for that.

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Speaker 3: Late last night, Susan Lee pleaded with the Nationals to stay,

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Speaker 3: but Little Proud has laid all the blame on the

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Speaker 3: Oppositionally now, he said he is open to rejoining the coalition,

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Speaker 3: but not under the leadership of Susan Lee.

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Speaker 5: We cannot be part. Our party room has made it

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Speaker 5: very clear we cannot be part of a shadow ministry

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Speaker 5: under Susan Lee.

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Speaker 1: The reality is is.

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Speaker 5: We're at a juncture where no one in our ministry

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Speaker 5: could work in the Susan Lee ministry.

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Speaker 3: Susan Lee has said that she won't publicly respond to

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Speaker 3: this saga during the National Day of Mourning for the

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Speaker 3: victims of the Bondai massacre. Joining me now is Deputy

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Speaker 3: executive director at the Institute of Public Affairs, Dan Wild.

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Speaker 1: Dan.

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Speaker 3: The Libs, particularly the Moderate Libs, are leaking like sieves today.

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Speaker 3: They've been briefing the media all day saying Little Proud

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Speaker 3: has lied, that is misled, that he blindsided the Liberal

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Speaker 4: What is the way forward?

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Speaker 3: Is it going to be a case of either Little

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Speaker 3: Proud needs to go or Lee needs to go?

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Speaker 6: Well, one of them is going to go, that's clear.

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Speaker 6: But the context for this has been one of the

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Speaker 6: worst weeks in our democracy since World War Two. What

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Speaker 6: happened in Canberra, and I was in Canberra earlier this

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Speaker 6: week was on my colleagues briefing MPs about the terrible

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Speaker 6: anti hate group laws and just everything about it, the process,

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Speaker 6: the outcome, the fact that so few MPs seem to

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Speaker 6: actually understand the true reach of these powers. And I

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Speaker 6: think anybody who voted no on this legislation for any

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Speaker 6: had Alexantic from the Liberal Party. Of course, you had

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Speaker 1: So whatever the reason, people should be.

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Speaker 6: Applauded for voting no, because these are some of the

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Speaker 6: worst laws that have been passed in peacetime history, aside

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Speaker 6: from the COVID era laws. And in fact these laws

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Speaker 6: appear that they were drafted during the COVID era. You know,

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Speaker 6: they were sort of dusted off and brought out because

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Speaker 6: the government saw an opportunity to pass their hate speech laws,

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Speaker 6: which they've always wanted to do. And the fact that

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Speaker 6: the Liberal Party basically just rolled over on this is

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Speaker 6: the real story here. Now whether I mean the leadership

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Speaker 6: almost doesn't.

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Speaker 1: Matter at this point.

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Speaker 6: They have sold out the Australian people going out going

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Speaker 6: along with these laws. So you know, this is not

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Speaker 6: going to take This is not a matter of weeks

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Speaker 1: This is going to take years.

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Speaker 3: This is just such a fundamental issue and it shocks

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Speaker 3: to just how significant this was. This is about free speech,

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Speaker 3: this is about a fundamental human right, and Dan they

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Speaker 3: as they watch their poll numbers plummet. They're down to

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Speaker 3: They're now trailing one nation, and yet they keep supporting

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Speaker 3: policies that almost guarantee their support base is going to

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Speaker 1: Well, exactly right.

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Speaker 6: I mean, that's basically the long and the short of

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Speaker 1: And if you want to know why one nation is

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Speaker 1: doing well, just look what happened this week in Canberra.

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Speaker 6: But the other point I want to make is a

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Speaker 6: lot of MPs have attempted to suage their guilt or

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Speaker 6: embarrassment by saying that they're safeguards around these laws, that

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Speaker 6: you know, it's going to be groups like his Book

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Speaker 6: to Hear and Nazi groups that are going to be disbanded.

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Speaker 1: But this is not true. The legislation doesn't ban his

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Speaker 6: That's just people just need to understand that no group

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Speaker 6: is listed in the legislation. The legislation just gives the

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Speaker 6: Minister for Home Affairs the power to ban those groups.

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Speaker 6: Now whether he does or not, maybe he will, maybe

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Speaker 6: he won't, but that's another matter. There's only one real

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Speaker 6: safeguard here, and that's the Senate or the House can

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Speaker 6: disallow a listing that has been made. But all of

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Speaker 6: the other safeguards listed they are incredibly, incredibly thin. And

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Speaker 6: by the way, there's no limit to the groups that

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Speaker 6: for any reason. You know, the Minister just has to

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Speaker 6: be satisfied of certain conditions that are listed. And yes

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Speaker 6: there's provisions around the AZO and the role that they play.

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Speaker 1: But again go through the legislation and you see that

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Speaker 1: this is incredibly thin.

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Speaker 6: And I'm just in disbelief that within in basically two

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Speaker 3: And we've seeing the Liberal moderates so their bedwetters. They're

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Speaker 3: having a full blown tantrum with this split within the coalition.

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Speaker 3: They're blaming Matt Canavan saying he's the one pulling the strings.

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Speaker 3: How do you see that? How do you see what

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Speaker 3: the Liberals leadership is going to look like down the track?

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Speaker 3: Because as you mentioned, only Senator alex Antique voted against

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Speaker 4: The other leadership contenders.

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Speaker 3: Are also going to have to explain how they could

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Speaker 3: back these draconian laws. So someone like an Andrew Hasty,

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Speaker 3: how is he going to convince this affected conservatives to

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Speaker 4: When he voted for these laws? Arms leader getting ahead

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Speaker 4: of myself.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I don't know how they

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Speaker 6: That's up to them how they explained and justify these laws.

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Speaker 6: And you know, we'll wait and see what they have

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Speaker 6: to say, you know. In terms of the broader sort

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Speaker 6: of pure here, I mean, yeah, blame Matt Canavan, you know.

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Speaker 6: I mean this is you know, they hate what they ain't.

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Speaker 6: Everybody knows that Canavan and others like Senator Alexander they

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Speaker 6: did the right thing. And I think Canavan made an

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Speaker 6: incredibly important point when he said this is basically entrenching

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Speaker 6: identity politics into legislation by having different rights for different groups,

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Speaker 6: and this is a backdoor to the Voice to Parliament,

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Speaker 6: which sixty.

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Speaker 1: Percent of Australians voted.

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Speaker 6: Again, I mean, can we stop with the sectarian and

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Speaker 6: racial division in this country? I mean Australians have just

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Speaker 3: Dan, Do you see this decision to split as mutually

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Speaker 3: assured destruction? Are we seeing the right side of politics

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Speaker 3: fracture hopelessly, or is this going to see the both

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Speaker 3: of a new conservative coalition that people actually want, perhaps

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Speaker 3: one Nation and the Nationals getting together. They seem to

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Speaker 3: be far better aligned than the Libs in the Nationals.

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Speaker 1: It's an interesting question. It could do.

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Speaker 6: I don't know whether one Nation would want to do that.

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Speaker 6: At this point, they're in a stronger position, so I'm

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Speaker 6: not sure they'd want to do that, but it is

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Speaker 6: an interesting question. I think a split was always going

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Speaker 6: to happen again. I was an advocate of the Liberal

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Speaker 6: first time they had the split before they actually figured

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Speaker 6: think a split is a bad thing in and of

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Speaker 6: itself if it means that the National party feels it

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Speaker 1: Now, whether it does that or not, I've got no idea.

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Speaker 6: But yeah, in terms of a new party or a

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Speaker 6: new coalition, I don't think that will happen in the

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Speaker 6: and if the polls don't go up for either the

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Speaker 3: Now, let's move on to Australia Day. An IPA poll

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Speaker 3: has found that seventy six percent of Australians support Australia Day,

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Speaker 3: being celebrated on January twenty six, is up from sixty

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Speaker 3: nine percent last year and sixty three percent in twenty

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Speaker 7: Dan.

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Speaker 3: There was also an increase in support among young Australians

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Speaker 1: Well, that's right.

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Speaker 6: I mean, these results are incredibly encouraging, particularly against the

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Speaker 6: backdrop of a lot of the negativity that we faced

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Speaker 6: over the last week and really since BONDI And you know,

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Speaker 6: these results are just about the highest they've ever been

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Speaker 6: in terms of support for Australia Day. And as you say,

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Speaker 6: eighteen to twenty four year olds is at eighty three

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Speaker 6: percent support, and that's basically where the sixty five plus

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Speaker 6: surge in patriotism among young Australians and there's a couple

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Speaker 6: of reasons for this. I think what has happened is

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Speaker 6: being against Australia A was kind of hijacked by corporations

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Speaker 6: money from it, and I think a lot of younger

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Speaker 6: Australians understood that they were being taken advantage of. The

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Speaker 6: Other thing is, with the proliferation of digital and social media,

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Speaker 6: young Australians now have access to information we provided you're

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Speaker 6: media band if you're under sixteen, but if you're of

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Speaker 6: you can access different information that you haven't been told

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Speaker 6: at school or at university. And a lot of people

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Speaker 6: are realizing that what they have been told by those

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Speaker 8: There is no scientific dispute that we're facing into the

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Speaker 8: the planet doesn't care. Your voters then won't care. Twenty

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Speaker 3: Oh, the planet doesn't care. Ian, what's your response to

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Speaker 9: Oh, look, I feel like vomiting.

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Speaker 10: That he has no idea, The planet doesn't care whether

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Speaker 9: He hasn't mentioned his interest in renewables. He hasn't mentioned

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Speaker 9: This is playing to the crowd at divorce.

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Speaker 3: And are we the stupid people buying these windmills from

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Speaker 10: He's giving the Europeans and those pathetic bedweinters in doubles

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Speaker 3: Now, Rio Tinto has worn that China is stockpiling iron

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Speaker 10: China has played games for a long war with commodity

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Speaker 9: Where we might actually criticize.

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Speaker 3: Professor Plimer, We always love your insights. Thank you so

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Speaker 3: much for your time tonight, Good night, Steal to Karma,

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Speaker 3: You're watching the Reader Pattery Show and it's time for

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Speaker 3: lefties losing it.

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Speaker 4: And CNN continues to be the home of broken, tedious, afflicted.

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Speaker 3: Souls who will spew any sort of rubbish on live television.

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Speaker 13: I would love it if he was more transparent about

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Speaker 14: Grateful that the President is being transparent about the Nobel

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Speaker 15: Scott what do you think about that.

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Speaker 1: You're gonna let that sit.

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Speaker 16: We're gonna claim here on CNN that the president is

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Speaker 14: Ring or well, I mean again, we're gonna talk about

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Speaker 3: Seriously, the host that John Berman makes hard left simpleton

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Speaker 3: the nerve of that sin and propagandist to say to

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Speaker 4: Was apologizing profusely.

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Speaker 3: He wrote, I would like to retract my comments from

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Speaker 4: Eyes Donald Trump was obviously.

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Speaker 3: Not involved with a giant international child six sex trafficking

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Speaker 3: ring where women and children were systematically raped by elites.

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Speaker 3: I said that by accident and didn't mean it. Uh

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Speaker 3: what you defamed the president by accident.

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Speaker 4: That's the story you're going to go with.

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Speaker 3: Not sure that's going to save you in courts, Sun

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Speaker 3: and let's not forget you repeated that outrageously twice.

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Speaker 17: Repeat what you said about the global sex trafficking ring.

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Speaker 16: That Donald Trump was provably very involved with it.

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Speaker 3: Now, let's check in on some white women screaming abuse

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Speaker 4: Agent the race traders without your perfectly sums up this madness.

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Speaker 3: And here is another white leftist woman who is very

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Speaker 4: Sure, there's a word that describes that starts with.

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Speaker 13: R thirty five year old kid in the coffee shop

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Speaker 13: let me communicate that to you.

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Speaker 1: You're welcome.

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Speaker 3: Let's round out leftist for the week with this performance

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Speaker 3: from former Canadian Prime minister now full time himbo handbag

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Speaker 3: Justin Trudeau.

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Speaker 18: Disinformation the way you have. What is disinformation responsible?

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Speaker 14: Well, that people have died in Canada to vaccinate I'm sorry,

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Speaker 19: But that's not misinformation.

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Speaker 9: My old camera moans, myle caraman's mother.

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Speaker 12: Actually you pushed them into jail, my old cameraman's mother.

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Speaker 10: So I've actually died after complications from the COVID vaccin.

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Speaker 18: So is that misinformation.

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Speaker 1: Or now you're laughing.

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Speaker 4: He's laughing.

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Speaker 3: How was that diabolically dim witted, wanna be dictator ever

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Speaker 4: What is wrong with you?

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Speaker 3: You'll let that male bimbo himbo lock you down and

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Speaker 3: to say justin Trudeau's performance in Davos did not improve

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Speaker 2: Paid for you to come here was a taxpayers. What

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Speaker 18: Just get to see who elra. It's been a long time,

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Speaker 18: how you been, how you been keeping pretty well. But

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Speaker 18: anyone you didn't speak to me, the worried about you.

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Speaker 18: I don't think you have. You stopped speaking to me

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Speaker 18: after the boxing match. I never heard from you again.

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Speaker 2: That's not true. Every time we tried to come into

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Speaker 3: Let's bring in Newsweek's senior or at Large and Article

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Speaker 4: Josh. Justin Trudeau deserves that and so much more.

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Speaker 3: His style of leadership, that performative caring, together with the

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Speaker 14: Yeah, you kind of have to love ezra Levante of

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Speaker 14: Rebel News of the End just talking about how every

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Speaker 14: overrun by Islamization, It is so utterly desiccated by the

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Speaker 14: roots of leftism when it comes to things like COVID

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Speaker 14: vaccines there, when it comes to the transgender phenomena, when

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Speaker 14: it comes to something in CPS child, put the child

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Speaker 14: to protective services, to snatch up teenagers whose parents don't

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Speaker 14: affirm their identity. There it's frankly becoming something of an

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Speaker 14: or really and tyrannical state there in Trudeaux, as you said,

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Speaker 14: deserves all this much more.

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Speaker 3: I've got to say, I do like this new trend

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Speaker 3: in the World Economic Forum in DeVos, where you've got

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Speaker 3: leaders like Donald Trump and Haveve Milay who go there

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Speaker 3: to essentially mock the globalists and everything they stand for.

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Speaker 4: Let's hear a little of what Harve A. Milay had

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Speaker 4: to say.

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Speaker 9: That is why in the.

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Speaker 15: Same place in twenty twenty four, I stated that the

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Speaker 15: West was in danger as a result of having embraced

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Speaker 15: in increasing doses of socialism in its most hypocritical form,

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Speaker 15: which is vocism. In turn, in twenty twenty five, I

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Speaker 15: explained the mental parasites sown by the left in humanity. However,

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty six is the year in which I bring

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Speaker 15: you good news. The world has begun to awaken. The

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Speaker 15: best proof of this is what is happening in the

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Speaker 15: Americas with the rebirth of the ideas of liberty. Therefore,

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Speaker 15: the Americas will be the beacon of light that will

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Speaker 15: once again illuminate the entire West.

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Speaker 4: What do you make of that, Josh?

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Speaker 3: If we are in a civilizational war, can the West provaile?

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Speaker 14: How do you not love this guy? I mean, how

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Speaker 14: does someone like listen to this, this language and not

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Speaker 14: just utterly love this guy. I'm talking about the mind

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Speaker 14: virus of Wokism.

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Speaker 1: It's paraphrase.

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Speaker 14: It's very close paraphrase there. I mean, I mean he

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Speaker 14: went in their guns blazing. Argentina is no slouch as

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Speaker 14: a country reader. For a very long time, Argentina was

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Speaker 14: one of, if not the preeminent economic powerhouse in all

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Speaker 14: of Latin America. They fell quite a bit there due

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Speaker 14: to self inflicted socialist wounds, but under Malay the commune

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Speaker 14: really has turned around in prey breakneck fashion. Look, there

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Speaker 14: actually is something of a momentum shift when it comes

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Speaker 14: to Latin America, more generally Chile, which had been governed

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Speaker 14: by a horrific left wing socialist prime minister, and now

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Speaker 14: they have an incoming, very conservative, right wing prime minister.

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Speaker 14: There you see other signs of hope as well, especially

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Speaker 14: in Central America. Obviously, the El Salvo situation when it

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Speaker 14: comes to b. Kelly is very much a bright spot

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Speaker 14: there when it comes to massively decreasing crime there. So

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Speaker 14: Latin America overall, I would say, with the glaring exception

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Speaker 14: of Brazil, which is run by Luis de Silva, a

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Speaker 14: Chinese Communist party ally, if ever were one but the

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Speaker 14: glaring exception of Brazil, it's a lot of very good

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Speaker 14: stuff happening right now currently in Latin America. And frankly

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Speaker 14: read I think a lot of this actually is downstream

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Speaker 14: of Trumpian leadership. I mean, I mean this is kind

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Speaker 14: of the Monroe doctrine, or as Trump calls it, the

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Speaker 14: don Ro doctrine. I mean, this is when Donald Trump

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Speaker 14: goes in with the staggering operation Venzuela to get Nicholas Mandera,

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Speaker 14: one of the great demonstrations of American exceptionalism, frankly in

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Speaker 14: this century. I mean, it was an utterly staggering, staggering

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Speaker 14: operation there to get this this narco terrorist, socialist tinpip

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Speaker 14: dictator there in Karaka. Is there so when America leads

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Speaker 14: a lot of the rest of the western hemisphere of

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Speaker 14: the America's follows there, and I think Harvi and Malay

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Speaker 14: is frankly just an indicator of a lot of good

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Speaker 14: that is still to come.

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Speaker 4: And he doesn't get the credit.

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Speaker 3: Does he havevi milay for what is achieved in such

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Speaker 3: a short period of time. The economic reforms there slashing

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Speaker 3: inflation and has managed to slash the poverty rate in Argentina,

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Speaker 3: whilst also reducing welfare programs. You wouldn't think those two

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Speaker 3: things would go together, but he's managed to achieve a Josh,

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Speaker 3: and all the so called progressives who should be applauding

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Speaker 3: they call him another right wing extremist.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, they do, because they just see someone who mouths

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Speaker 14: certain things they don't like and they decide that you're fascists.

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Speaker 14: They don't really care what the results are. I mean,

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Speaker 14: you know, so much of the left here, especially in

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Speaker 14: the United States that's obviously the country that I pay

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Speaker 14: close attention to, but certainly internationally as well. There they

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Speaker 14: really don't particularly care about results do there. I mean

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Speaker 14: thinking about here in the United States, I mean, gas

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Speaker 14: prices are the lowest they've been in five years, and

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Speaker 14: inflation is quite reasonable. The stock market is approaching all

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Speaker 14: time highs and seemingly a daily basis, the trade deficits

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Speaker 14: the lows has been in literally decades. I mean, I

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Speaker 14: go on and on here. You know, it's really quite good, actually,

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Speaker 14: the American in commune. And nonetheless, there is a subjective

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Speaker 14: sense because the media says over and over again, Oh,

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Speaker 14: we have an affordability crisis. It's kind of an affordability

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Speaker 14: hoax actually, And unfortunately, there are a lot of global

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Speaker 14: people out there who because they don't pay attention to

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Speaker 14: the actual facts, and they just hate the individual who

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Speaker 14: is giving a certain policy, whether it's Molayia, Argentina, whether

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Speaker 14: it's Trump here, whether it's any number of other conservatives

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Speaker 14: all across the world. There, facts increasingly do not frankly

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Speaker 14: change opinions. Unfortunately, we live in a day and age

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Speaker 14: where where feelings in emotion oftentimes carry the day, and

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Speaker 14: that's happening in Argentina in to an extent here in

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Speaker 14: United States as well.

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Speaker 3: Now, the media has made much of President Trump's at

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Speaker 3: faux pas during his speech, where he more than once

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Speaker 3: referred to Greenland as Iceland. I'm going to say I've

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Speaker 3: made that same mistake as well, but on a bit

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Speaker 3: more serious note, what can you tell me about the

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Speaker 3: current state of negotiations and what the Trump administration really

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Speaker 3: hopes to achieve?

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Speaker 4: With or without its NATO partners.

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Speaker 14: So Rita personally, I am all in for the Greenland thing.

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Speaker 14: I am like ten ten enthusiais actually I think this

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Speaker 14: is one of bald Trump's greatest ideas. Now, the Canada

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Speaker 14: thing was what was classic Trumpian bragadocio. I mean, you know,

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Speaker 14: basically trying to kind of need all and twist and

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Speaker 14: poke fue at our deeply socialist, tyrannical neighbors to the north.

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Speaker 14: By contrast, the Greenland thing is actually very very serious.

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Speaker 14: His historically, you know, he says, has expressed interest many

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Speaker 14: many times. A lot of folks don't realize this. America

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Speaker 14: has expressed interest in Greenland readA many many times in

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Speaker 14: American history. So it's actually William Seward, who was Abraham

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Speaker 14: Lincoln Secretary of State, going all the way back to

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Speaker 14: eighteen sixty seven, two years after lincoln assassination. Sue was

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Speaker 14: the first man to actually mold the possibility of trying

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Speaker 14: to acquire Greenland. Harry Truman in nineteen forty six, one

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Speaker 14: year after the end of World War Two, at the

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Speaker 14: very beginning of the Cold War, he made a formal offer.

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Speaker 14: He actually offered one hundred million bucks to the Danes

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Speaker 14: to acquire Greenland. He saw just as Donald Trump SE's

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Speaker 14: he saw Greenland as a crucial piece of territory when

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Speaker 14: it comes to the then nascent Cold War, trying to

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Speaker 14: deter Soviet expansionism into the Western hemisphere. That's how Trump

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Speaker 14: seedes today when it comes to both Putin's Russia and

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Speaker 14: Tushi Jimpang's China. So I think that Trump is actually

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Speaker 14: very very serious about potentially acquiring Greenland.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 14: The latest is that he put out a true social

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Speaker 14: post saying that he's going to put a pause on

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Speaker 14: tariffs on the European powers because the broad content some

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Speaker 14: deal had maybe been reached. I take Trump seriously but

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Speaker 14: not literally on this one. Maybe there was a nice

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Speaker 14: phone call or two there. But Donald Trump also pays

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Speaker 14: very close attention to the stock market, and I think

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Speaker 14: he probably was a bit spooped out when the stock

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Speaker 14: market went down after the tariff announcement was made there.

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Speaker 14: So I think that he's kind of I think he's

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Speaker 14: playing a little bit of for d chests here from

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Speaker 14: being very honest you, I think that he still artoly

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Speaker 14: desires Greenland, and I think there's actually a very real

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Speaker 14: chance that when push comes a shove. I think that

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Speaker 14: Greenland could actually become a US territory by the end

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Speaker 14: of Donal Trump's term. Let's not forget, by the way,

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Speaker 14: one of the last great instances of American territorial expansionism

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Speaker 14: about a century ago. It's now called the US Virgin

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Speaker 14: Islands there in the Caribbean. Where we get that from.

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Speaker 14: We actually got it from Denmark.

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Speaker 3: Yes, you bought it, I think for a bargain figure

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Speaker 3: of around twenty five million, if I remember correctly. So yeah,

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Speaker 3: there may be a negotiation happening right now with a

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Speaker 3: price being discussed. I do like this a little bit

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Speaker 3: of cheek from some folks in Greenland. What do we

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Speaker 3: call them Greenlanders? They're mocking a certain aspect of modern

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Speaker 3: American culture here that's called the fentanyl lean for those

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Speaker 3: of you who are not familiar with that, bringing America

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Speaker 3: culture to Greenland.

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Speaker 4: That video alleges and that culture.

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Speaker 3: I mean, it's funny because it's kind of true that

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Speaker 3: culture is evident in big cities, blue cities across America

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Speaker 3: where you see this very visible drug problem. What's your response, Josh,

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Speaker 3: to those who say Donald Trump needs to be more

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Speaker 3: focused on issues such as that he needs to be

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Speaker 3: America first and worry less about foreign policy.

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Speaker 14: I think you can walk into God at the same time.

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Speaker 14: I mean, America first means a lot of things that

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Speaker 14: it's kind of an abstract term, but America first has

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Speaker 14: both foreign and domestic ratifications. There in one of the

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Speaker 14: many ways that Donald Trump understands America first on the

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Speaker 14: international stage. And this has laid out very clearly in

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Speaker 14: the excellent National Security strategy documents that the White House

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Speaker 14: produced about a month and a half ago. They emphasize

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Speaker 14: time and time again western hemispheric dominance. They called the

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Speaker 14: Don Donroe doctrine the Trump corollary on the Munroe doctrine.

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Speaker 14: So Munroe doction was this early nineteenth century statement by

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Speaker 14: James Unrow, an early President of the Republic, basically said

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Speaker 14: that America has the rights, if not the duty, to

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Speaker 14: act when hostile forum powers intrude in the political affairs

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Speaker 14: of the Western hemisphere. And then Teddy Roosevelt in the

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Speaker 14: first decade of the twentieth century issue what's known as

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Speaker 14: the Rosevelt corollary, basically doubling down expanding on this Western

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Speaker 14: Hemisphere priority document. So Donald Trump is basically just just

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Speaker 14: reiterating this and again the Maduro raid opera operation absolutely resolved.

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Speaker 14: I think it's kind of the quintessential encapsulation of this doctrine.

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Speaker 14: Greenland is very much part of the Western Hemisphere. It's

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Speaker 14: basically right off the coast of Canada to an extent there,

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Speaker 14: So this fits well within his conception of America first,

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Speaker 14: and I think prioritizing the Western Hemisphere is America first.

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Speaker 14: We're not prioritizing necessarily other far flung regions of the world.

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Speaker 14: We're prioritizing our own backyard. So look, we obviously can

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Speaker 14: and should care about domestic issues, but they're already doing that.

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Speaker 14: I mean, look at the way that this administration is

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Speaker 14: enforcing immigration law, the way that they are enforcing law

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Speaker 14: and order in places like Minneapolis there. I mean, they're

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Speaker 14: very much focusing on the domestic and the foreign. So

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Speaker 14: I think it's something of a false choice. Read it again.

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Speaker 14: I'm pretty enthusied about the Greenland thing. I'll be honest

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Speaker 14: with you. I was actually googling a little bit about

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Speaker 14: Nuke Golf Club, the only golf course in all Greenland there.

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Speaker 14: I'm getting pretty ecited about a possible golf trip there

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Speaker 14: with the boys.

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Speaker 3: To be honest with you, Well, yeah, there's plenty of

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Speaker 3: scope for further development in Greenland. You could have all

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Speaker 3: sorts of things happening there shortly that before you go.

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Speaker 3: We've heard about We've heard from Javier Milay and President

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Speaker 3: Trump also gave a memorable speech at the World Economic

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Speaker 3: Forum in DeVos. But another man who gave a very

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Speaker 3: notable speech is the Trump Administration's Treasury chief.

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Speaker 4: Scottis said, have a listen to.

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Speaker 17: This Governor Newsom, who strikes me as Patrick Bateman meets

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Speaker 17: Sparkle beach Ken, maybe the only Californian who knows less

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Speaker 17: about economics than Kamala Harris. He's here this week with

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Speaker 17: his billionaire sugar daddy, Alex Soros, and the Davos is

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Speaker 17: a perfect place for a man who, when everyone else

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Speaker 17: is on lockdown, when he was having people arrested for

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Speaker 17: going to church, he was having thousand dollars a night

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Speaker 17: meals at the French laundry. And I'm sure the California

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Speaker 17: people won't forget that. And I can tell my message

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Speaker 17: to Governor Newsom is the Trump Administration is coming to California.

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Speaker 17: We are going to crack down on waste, fraud, and abuse.

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Speaker 1: Josh.

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Speaker 3: She went on to point at what's happened to California

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Speaker 3: under Gavin Newsland. The record numbers leaving the state, the surgeon, poverty, homelesseners,

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Speaker 3: the madness during COVID, the criminally inept response to the wildfires.

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Speaker 3: The list is very long, and yet Gavin Newsom right

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Speaker 3: now is a front runner to be the next Democrat

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Speaker 3: presidential candidate.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, you know, read it. I actually just flew back

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Speaker 14: from California. I was actually just out of Los Angeles

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Speaker 14: for a speaking event there, and I was talking with

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Speaker 14: some friends over lunch and dinner about this, about whether

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Speaker 14: I gave Newsom actually is the twenty twenty eight frontrunner,

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Speaker 14: and a lot of my friends out in California, frankly,

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Speaker 14: just can't believe it, because he is such an awful, awful,

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Speaker 14: pitiful track record when it comes to esclating crime, when

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Speaker 14: it comes to escalating homelessness and drug overdos is. He's

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Speaker 14: literally the first governor in the history of California. California

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Speaker 14: it became a state in the mid nineteenth century. He's

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Speaker 14: the first governor ever since the Golden State became a

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Speaker 14: state to oversee a net population in egress, more more

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Speaker 14: people leaving than coming in. Literally for over a century

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Speaker 14: and a half, California is growing and growing and growing, growing, growing,

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Speaker 14: and the Gavenus comes in and you know, people all

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Speaker 14: of a sudden leave. So, I mean, I mean, dude

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Speaker 14: is just is just totally cancerous as a politician there.

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Speaker 14: Having said that, having said that, this kind of gets

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Speaker 14: back to what we were saying a few minutes ago, rita,

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Speaker 14: which is my working theory. Unfortunately, I wish you were

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Speaker 14: not the case. There are a lot of people who

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Speaker 14: just don't really vote on those particular grounds. They look

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Speaker 14: at they look at Gavin Newsome as as Secretary. Piscent says,

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Speaker 14: he's this guy's out of central casting. He looks the part,

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Speaker 14: he's falks the part. Now he doesn't get it. It's

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Speaker 14: because he's a white dude, right, I mean, I mean

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Speaker 14: that actually could be the number one issue working against

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Speaker 14: him in a twenty twenty eight Democratic primary, but based

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Speaker 14: on very superficial factors there, he's very smooth, he's very glib.

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Speaker 14: He's able to kind of deflect interviewers' questions back to

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Speaker 14: his comfortable trend there. He really is, I mean, despite

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Speaker 14: his awful awful, awful track record. Paradoxically, he is something

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Speaker 14: of a model politician. So I'll be honest with you, Rita,

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Speaker 14: I think the Republicans actually, tragically should probably fear him

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Speaker 14: in twenty twenty eight. The good news that my California

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Speaker 14: friends seem to think that Kamala Harris is going to

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Speaker 14: be the favorite again in twenty twenty eight there, and

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Speaker 14: boy would I licked my chips at that possibility.

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Speaker 4: But yeah, you will hope for that. I think every

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Speaker 4: Republican would be hoping for a Kamala.

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Speaker 3: Maybe a Kamala and use the ticket. That would be

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Speaker 3: very interesting. We have both of them from California. You

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Speaker 3: probably couldn't, could you.

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Speaker 14: It would be a constitutional challenge, but someone could possibly

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Speaker 14: change residences. But we've had this conversation before. I mean

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Speaker 14: Trump almost picked Mark Rubio there, they're both Fridians. There,

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Speaker 14: there are ways around it, but it definitely is unchartered

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Speaker 14: waters in American constitutional history.

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Speaker 4: Josh Hamma, thank you so much for your time tonight.

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Speaker 4: Jil So Kaham.

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Speaker 3: The Beckham family feud and Prince Harry is back in court.

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Speaker 4: Kinsey's schofield will have the latest.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back joining me now celebrity and royal commentator and

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Speaker 3: the host of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered Kinsey. We will get

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Speaker 3: to the Beckham feud shortly. I am fascinated by that one.

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Speaker 3: But first, Prince Harry's lawsuit against a publisher of the

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Speaker 3: Daily Mail and Mail has begun at.

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Speaker 4: The Royal Courts of Justice in London.

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Speaker 3: The Duke of Sussex is one of a number of

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Speaker 3: high profile figures behind this legal action over allegations of

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Speaker 3: unlawful information gathering. Kinsey within minutes of taking to the stand,

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Speaker 3: he took a dig at the royal family.

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Speaker 4: What did he say?

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Speaker 16: Well, he told the High Court he was conditioned by

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Speaker 16: the never complain, never explained policy and felt he had

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Speaker 16: no alternative but to accept it, kind of pushing blame

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Speaker 16: on the British Royal family. Yet he contradicts himself somewhat

746
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Speaker 16: later on in his testimony, acknowledging that complain often makes

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Speaker 16: matters worse. That is a lesson, Many would argue, he

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Speaker 16: has learned the hard way. He also became visibly upset,

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Speaker 16: some said to the point of tears, when speaking about

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Speaker 16: Megan Markel, telling the court that media coverage had made

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Speaker 16: his wife's life an absolute misery, and it's the kind

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Speaker 16: of moment that gets attention, but it also invites the

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Speaker 16: obvious question, what does that have to do with a

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Speaker 16: case about events that pre date Megan entirely?

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Speaker 4: Exactly exactly.

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Speaker 3: And most of the negative attention Megan Markel receives is

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Speaker 3: self inflicted. It's reaction to her programs, it's reaction to

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Speaker 3: the tell all interviews, it's reaction to the entire persona

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Speaker 3: that she's trying to shove down our throats. It's so

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Speaker 3: inauthentic that, of course people are gonna make some comments

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Speaker 3: that she's not gonna like.

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Speaker 4: But let's stay with Meghan Markel.

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Speaker 3: Her cooking program has reportedly been acts, with multiple sources

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Speaker 3: telling six it won't.

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Speaker 4: Be returning to Netflix.

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Speaker 3: Her holiday special was a ratings disaster, Kinsey What didn't

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Speaker 3: even make Netflix's top one thousand shows. Sources are saying

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Speaker 3: that Meghan will instead concentrate on building her lifestyle brand.

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Speaker 16: As ever, Rita, we have been reporting four months on

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Speaker 16: your program that Megan's show was likely to be tossed

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Speaker 16: in the do not Resuscitate pile.

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Speaker 19: So I am so proud of us. We were ahead

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Speaker 19: of the curb.

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Speaker 16: Netflix has worked so hard to distance themselves from the

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Speaker 16: show instead of promoting it. I don't see billboards for

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Speaker 16: her around Los Angeles, California. I see them for stranger things.

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Speaker 16: And there are reports that Megan was having secret meetings

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Speaker 16: to try to save the show. But Netflix doesn't believe

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Speaker 16: that the return on investment is there, and the chaos

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Speaker 16: during her holiday special of her father losing a limb

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Speaker 16: and begging to hear from his daughter was really the

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Speaker 16: final straw.

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Speaker 3: She is just such an unlikable figure and no amount

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Speaker 3: of spin and pr is going to change that. If

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Speaker 3: if she showed herself, maybe we would like her, but

786
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Speaker 3: she is just so hopelessly inauthentic. Now let's get to

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Speaker 3: the Beckhams. It's been a chaotic week for the Beckham family.

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Speaker 3: We saw earlier this week that extraordinary statement from eldest

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Speaker 3: son Brooklyn lashing out at his parents, particularly his mother

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Speaker 3: Victoria also known as Posh spice Kinsey. David and Victoria

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Speaker 3: Beckham would be gutted naturally, but sources are saying they

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Speaker 3: are blaming Nikola, their son's wife, not him, and they're

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Speaker 3: only going to speak to him if he splits from

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Speaker 3: her what more can you tell me about what's happening

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Speaker 3: in that family.

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Speaker 16: Well, they have tried to communicate with him without her

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Speaker 16: presence for years. At this point, they find Nichola to

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Speaker 16: be a pretty terrible influence and they just want one

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Speaker 16: on one time with their son. I think they would

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Speaker 16: communicate with him while he was still married to her,

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Speaker 16: I really do, But they are desperate for privacy and

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Speaker 16: to set the record street without Nikola, who seems to

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Speaker 16: be a troublemaker and an instigator.

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Speaker 3: I've tried to not pass judgment on this because you

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Speaker 3: never know what's happening behind closed doors. You don't know

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Speaker 3: if you're being manipulated by clever spin doctors who are

807
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Speaker 3: painting a particular picture. So I've tried to have some

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Speaker 3: sympathy for Brooklyn, But I've got to say the comments

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Speaker 3: he made about his mother are just terrible. They are

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Speaker 3: just so low, very Harry and Meghan, like the airing

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Speaker 3: of the dirty laundry and some of those accusations that

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Speaker 3: are just going to not be forgotten. Are we ever

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Speaker 3: going to see that when video that infamous dance at

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Speaker 3: the wedding that formed part of his complain that his

815
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Speaker 3: mother was inappropriate dancing on him. Are we ever going

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Speaker 3: to see the video and be able to make up

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Speaker 3: her own minds about what happened that night.

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Speaker 16: You know, Victoria's the dancing queen. We saw her dancing

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Speaker 16: the Space Girls. She was one of the worst dancers,

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Speaker 16: so I have a really hard time believing that she

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Speaker 16: pulled out all the stops for Brooklyn's wedding.

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Speaker 19: But two things can be true.

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Speaker 16: Brooklyn can expect more emotionally from his parents, and the

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Speaker 16: way he's expressing that publicly can be toxic. And according

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Speaker 16: to page six, Brooklyn and Nicola had allegedly reached a

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Speaker 16: point of frustration with reading things that weren't true. Get

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Speaker 16: a job and you'll have much less time to google yourself.

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Speaker 19: This is a kid who hasn't worked a day in

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Speaker 19: his life.

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Speaker 3: Oh no, no, he did have that photography book, which I'm

831
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Speaker 3: sure he got that deal just because his photography is

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Speaker 3: top notch. I thought Victoria was the best of the

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Speaker 3: Spice Girls when he came to dancing. I thought she

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Speaker 3: was selected mainly for her dancing, not her singing. But

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Speaker 3: we may have to save this debate for another day

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Speaker 3: about who was the worst dancer amongst the Spice Girls.

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Speaker 3: Let's talk about the new development in the Battle Between

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Speaker 3: It ends with US CO stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni,

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Speaker 3: Blake Lively's text messages with Taylor Swift, an email to

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Speaker 3: Ben Affleck, and statements from Jenny Slayton, Isabella Ferrera's depositions

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Speaker 3: about Justin BALDOONI have all been unveiled.

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Speaker 4: What have we learned? Kinsey?

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Speaker 16: A lot, and it's not a positive reflection on anyone,

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Speaker 16: especially Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift

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Speaker 16: calls Justin Baldoni to be word in these text messages

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Speaker 16: between her and Blake Lively, and one of the reasons

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Speaker 16: why people care about this is a Taylor was like,

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Speaker 16: I had nothing to do with this, I'm not involved

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Speaker 16: publicly and b remember when she talked about it, just

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Speaker 16: desperate for sympathy, public sympathy and talked about how when

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Speaker 16: Kanye called her the B word, how traumatizing that was

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Speaker 16: for her. And then she goes and does the same

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Speaker 16: thing to Justin Baldoni. But you know, Blake and Ryan

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Speaker 16: sliding into the inboxes of A listers and mass with

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Speaker 16: derogatory portrayals of justin arguably caused greater reputational harm than

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Speaker 16: Baldoni's team allegedly amplifying a TikToker or two.

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Speaker 19: I think we all walk away hating all of these people,

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Speaker 19: and I think they're going to regret this case. At

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Speaker 19: the end of the day.

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Speaker 4: No one comes out of this looking particularly good. Do

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Speaker 4: that now.

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Speaker 3: Katy Perry has joined former Canadian Prime Ministers Justin Trudeau

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Speaker 3: at the World Economic Forum in Davos. I played some

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Speaker 3: footage of that earlier, but during his speech at Trudeau

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Speaker 3: referenced a recent date with an American girl at a

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Speaker 3: rooftop bar in Montreal. He said, when she ordered a

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Speaker 3: jack and coke, the server kindly informed her that there

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Speaker 3: was no more American Now, not just in that bar,

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Speaker 3: but anywhere in Montreal and probably anywhere across the entire country.

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Speaker 3: There's an example. That's an example of Canadian standing up

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Speaker 3: for each other. That's an example of soft power, being

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Speaker 3: motivated to be there for each other at a time

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Speaker 3: of stress, at a time of anxiety. Oh gosh, kins,

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Speaker 3: it needs to deserve each other.

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Speaker 16: I think it's an example of how cheap Canada is.

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Speaker 16: But you know, I would need a jack in Coke too.

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Speaker 16: If I were to let that guy Kopper feel, I

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Speaker 16: think he's.

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Speaker 19: The biggest creep.

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Speaker 4: But why, but.

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Speaker 16: Why are we platforming losers who quit their jobs?

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Speaker 19: Is my real question.

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Speaker 16: It's the second coming of Prince Harry Justin Trudeau coming

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Speaker 16: to a Toronto Hilton Realistic convention near you. I don't

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Speaker 16: care what he has to say. Neither do Canadian truck drivers.

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Speaker 16: This man has no backbone.

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Speaker 9: Hmm.

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Speaker 3: Well yeah, all this talk about Canadian unity and soft power,

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Speaker 3: Well where was that when he was seizing bank account

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Speaker 3: and targeting Canadian truckers who were just wanting to work.

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Speaker 3: So yeah, when it counted, he was an absolute tyrant

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Speaker 3: and talking about tyrants during COVID. Gavin Newsom has been

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Speaker 3: humiliated at the Economic Forum after he was denied entry

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Speaker 3: into the US Clubhouse. It came after Newsom rushed out

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Speaker 3: of Donald Trump's keynote speech to tell reporters that it

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Speaker 3: was remarkably insignificant.

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Speaker 4: White House spokeswoman Anna.

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Speaker 3: Kelly told The New York Post, no one in Davos

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Speaker 3: knows whose third rate governor news scum is why he

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Speaker 3: is frolicking around Switzerland instead of fixing the many problems

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Speaker 3: he created in California, Ouchkinsey, that's a pretty harsh assessment.

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Speaker 19: There, pretty accurate assessment. Gavin Newsom isn't governing.

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Speaker 16: He's auditioning while California, while we struggle with homelessness, drugs

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Speaker 16: and raising crime, he's globe trotting and posturing for a

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Speaker 16: twenty twenty eight presidential run. The desper to be seen

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Speaker 16: has become embarrassing. I'm feeling the secondhand embarrassment while I'm

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Speaker 16: looking at the man on the screen, and the neglect

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Speaker 16: back home is the real scandal.

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Speaker 3: And when it comes to the film and TV industry,

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Speaker 3: he's failing even there. California has suffered a massive drop

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Speaker 3: twenty percent fewer movies and TV projects last year. And

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Speaker 3: this is even after NEWSLM rolled out record tax incentives

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Speaker 3: to try to keep Hollywood at home.

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Speaker 16: Kin See, California didn't lose film and television by accident.

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Speaker 16: This is an industry the state was branded on and

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Speaker 16: has been for you knowever, and it's declining on Newsom's

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Speaker 16: watch despite those massive incentives. That's not bad luck. That's

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Speaker 16: failed leadership, and it should disqualify him from higher office.

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Speaker 4: It should.

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Speaker 3: But as we discussed earlier on the program with Josh Hammer.

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Speaker 3: He's a front runner. He may be the front runner,

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Speaker 3: and his only real competition at the moment seems to

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Speaker 3: be Kamala Harris. So that is good news for the Republicans.

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Speaker 4: I've got to.

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Speaker 3: Say, Kinsey, if the next Democrat Democratic presidential candidate is

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Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom or Kamala Harris, the Republicans.

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Speaker 4: Are going to be looking forward to that race.

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Speaker 16: I mean, the ghost of Joe Biden is more appealing

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Speaker 16: to me than Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris or I was

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Speaker 16: afraid you were going to say AOC and then I

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Speaker 16: was going to verbally varmit, varmit, But yeah, no, you're

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Speaker 16: absolutely right. Gavin Newsom would be such a blessing to

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Speaker 16: the GOP.

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Speaker 3: Kinseys, Goophil, thank you so much for your time tonight,

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Speaker 3: and that's all the time we have. I'll see you

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Speaker 3: tomorrow night. For Left, he's losing it at nine up

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Speaker 3: next it's Newsnight.