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Speaker 3: Good morning and welcome to Opinion starts right here now
Speaker 3: on Sky Australia. Welcome to Outsiders, the show that is
Speaker 3: to woke, virtue signaling and identity politics on steroids. What charming, attractive,
Speaker 3: good natured, cheerful, well educated, polite, approachable young women of
Speaker 3: color are too?
Speaker 1: Straight white men.
Speaker 4: We're tired of straight white men having the power and everything,
Speaker 4: you know, and it's like we don't have the same
Speaker 4: privileges that are offered to straight white men.
Speaker 5: Interesting, Let's do a little deeper, shall we and see
Speaker 5: if we can find out a little bit more about
Speaker 5: the power and the privileges that they straight white men enjoy.
Speaker 6: Talk to me about what some of those privileges are
Speaker 6: that you know, straight white men have that you don't have.
Speaker 7: Talk to me about that, I think, I mean, I
Speaker 7: don't really know.
Speaker 8: Have you ever experienced like a specific instance? I know,
Speaker 8: but I also need to go, I know I do
Speaker 8: need to go. I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: Oh, okay, that's okay. Sorry. I guess you do really
Speaker 9: have many, many more important things to do. So let's
Speaker 9: try again. Shall we talk to me?
Speaker 10: About some of the privileges that white men are awarded
Speaker 10: that you guys are not awarded.
Speaker 11: Definitely, like I guess, just getting away with situations like
Speaker 11: if I were to like, I don't know, like I guess, hey, yeah.
Speaker 3: And while I just to figure that one out, I'm
Speaker 3: going to exercise every ounce of my straight white male
Speaker 3: powerign privilege and hit the wash button for the latest
Speaker 3: Outsiders news. Well, Kate Middleton's resurface, much to the surprise
Speaker 3: of conspiracy theorists everywhere. Rita, were you delighted to see
Speaker 3: Kate back in the carriage? Writing down there, she wears
Speaker 3: at the trooping of the color, finally made that appearance.
Speaker 5: Actually looks fantastic, She looks wonderful.
Speaker 12: I think you.
Speaker 5: Don't have to be a royal watcher or a monarchist
Speaker 5: to be very happy to hear that this young mother
Speaker 5: of three seems to be Her health is improving. She
Speaker 5: looks great. She was smiling throughout. There is little Louis dancing.
Speaker 5: I want him to be king already. I know he's
Speaker 5: not in line directly, but he's my favorite. But there's
Speaker 5: just been so much conjecture about her.
Speaker 12: There's been so much a.
Speaker 5: Fear about why she'd been away for so long, because
Speaker 5: I think it was Christmas Day was the last time
Speaker 5: she was actually had official duties, and we were expecting
Speaker 5: her back a little bit sooner. But she has made
Speaker 5: this appearance and I think people will be delighted that
Speaker 5: she's looking so well, looking so happy, and hopefully she's
Speaker 5: back to one hundred percent health very quickly.
Speaker 9: James, Well, and you know what's also really interesting here
Speaker 9: is you go online and the haters and the conspiracy
Speaker 9: theorists and the numbers and the people in the Megan
Speaker 9: camp particularly are some of the worst, most bitter people
Speaker 9: out there. There's so many twisted things that are being
Speaker 9: said about her by people who are you know, in
Speaker 9: other sorts of you know, teams and allegiances around the
Speaker 9: Royals and particularly around the jilted you know, Meghan and
Speaker 9: Harry crew that that this is a great, i think
Speaker 9: rejoinder to all of that sort of criticism, hate, bitterness,
Speaker 9: vile sort of bile that we have seen out there
Speaker 9: over the past, you know, not just months, but for
Speaker 9: quite a bit longer than that, even before her diagnosis.
Speaker 9: So you know, this is I think also a case
Speaker 9: of the royal family really starting to right itself again.
Speaker 9: It feels like, you know, you've got her back out
Speaker 9: there in public. She's looking absolutely fantastic looking swell as
Speaker 9: I think, you know, everybody else has quite rightly said
Speaker 9: here and you know this, I think starts to bring
Speaker 9: us back again. You know, you've got the trooping of
Speaker 9: the color of this great short of the thing and
Speaker 9: row it up. Sorry, this is this is a good
Speaker 9: step forward, Tell me it is.
Speaker 3: It's a great step forward. But the royal family or
Speaker 3: their advice is more importantly. I only have themselves to
Speaker 3: blame for all the shenanigans of the past six months, because,
Speaker 3: as the Queen always knew, the Royal family our public property.
Speaker 3: Yes they have their privacy, they are public property, and
Speaker 3: that's an important thing.
Speaker 1: Now. The palace completely.
Speaker 3: Bungled whatever happened her original going into hospital, and we
Speaker 3: had that silly photograph that someone released which was all
Speaker 3: copy and pasted and stuck together and had every conspiracy
Speaker 3: theorist on the planet rushing around, you know, the kids
Speaker 3: had three hands or whatever it was. And then you
Speaker 3: had this bizarre video which again it's an important issue,
Speaker 3: not the video in itself, but the issues it raised
Speaker 3: around AI and can you fake a can you fake
Speaker 3: a public performance? We've seen this with Joe Biden. These
Speaker 3: rumors swirl around all these characters, and they are legitimate,
Speaker 3: not the rumors themselves, but it's the legitimate era of concern.
Speaker 3: How AI is now so sophisticated. Do we really know
Speaker 3: what we are looking at is real? And that was
Speaker 3: the question around that video and that photograph, And they
Speaker 3: were legitimate questions, I think to ask.
Speaker 9: Well, Roller, I think they were. But I think also
Speaker 9: you bring up something you really important here, and this
Speaker 9: explains I think the way the situation with her health
Speaker 9: was managed, and yes, at certain points really tremendously mismanaged. Yes,
Speaker 9: on one hand, you know, the royals are public property.
Speaker 9: On the other hand, if you expose every bit about
Speaker 9: them to the public, then they're no more mystery to
Speaker 9: the family. And I'm sorry, but you know, the fact
Speaker 9: is the power of the royal family, the power of
Speaker 9: the monarchy is it exists on many levels. But one
Speaker 9: of those is the fact that it is separate and
Speaker 9: above and that there is a gap of mystery between
Speaker 9: you know, their existencies.
Speaker 7: Asking to have a look at her X rays.
Speaker 5: But I think the fact that they she was almost
Speaker 5: forced to reveal these cancer diagnosis after that picture debacle
Speaker 5: with all the air brushing and people was it associated
Speaker 5: press marking the picture, faking news and pulling it so
Speaker 5: then that kind of were in a position where they
Speaker 5: had to reveal this. But when you've got the most
Speaker 5: popular royal, and she is most popular.
Speaker 12: Being absent for months, that of course there's going to
Speaker 12: be stoked.
Speaker 1: And if you don't.
Speaker 5: Give some sort of an explanation, even if it's a
Speaker 5: very broad one not a specific one, people are going
Speaker 5: to come up with their own theories. And I think
Speaker 5: you're right. I think the Palace did really mess this up.
Speaker 5: I felt terribly sorry for her that they almost threw
Speaker 5: her under the bus with that picture and blamed her
Speaker 5: for doing those airbrushers. And I can't imagine Cake sitting
Speaker 5: there and trying to craft this fake photo. I'm sure
Speaker 5: there were, you know, people at the palace who did
Speaker 5: that and putting her a position where she had to
Speaker 5: do that statement.
Speaker 12: I think they will learn from this, hopefully.
Speaker 5: And next time they'll just be give a little bit
Speaker 5: more information to the public.
Speaker 3: To good Kate's back and she was looking radiant and
Speaker 3: a great member of the royal family. Let's talk about
Speaker 3: public properties and people and individuals, Reader Robert oh. Who
Speaker 3: is the child who first came to the world's attention
Speaker 3: when his dad, Steve Irwin held him in front of
Speaker 3: a crocodile in one of the stunts back in the
Speaker 3: Irwin days of his show, Steve in the show.
Speaker 1: The baby is now a young.
Speaker 3: Man again the world at the time when absolutely b
Speaker 3: and said, whatever crocodile anyway, it doesn't matter. The point
Speaker 3: is he's now in a cartoon and One Nation Cartoon
Speaker 3: reach is our resident expert on One Nation's cartoon.
Speaker 1: What is this story?
Speaker 12: Well, this is incredible.
Speaker 5: I mean the streisand effect is the first thing that
Speaker 5: comes to mind with the course of action Bob Irwin
Speaker 5: has taken here. So One Nation we know they've got these,
Speaker 5: please explain political satire. Obviously cartoons and the latest one
Speaker 5: will play a little bit features Bob Irwin, features Bluey
Speaker 5: and Bob Irwin has sent a cease and desist letter
Speaker 5: requesting this cartoon be taken down. I'm accusing of defaming him,
Speaker 5: deceptive use of his image, and One Nation has said, no,
Speaker 5: thank you, we are keeping this cartoon up. So it's
Speaker 5: going to be interesting to see what the next step
Speaker 5: is in this legal process. But let's just have a
Speaker 5: look at the cartoon that is so upset Bob Berwin.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 13: I'm Robert Ewin and this is my best made Bluey.
Speaker 13: The Queensland Government's given us a discussing amount of money
Speaker 13: to show you the state of Queensland. We got some
Speaker 13: of the best bleachers in the world right here in
Speaker 13: the state of Queensland in the right, Blue Boy, your dog?
Speaker 9: What are you doing on my land? O? Good it, ma'am.
Speaker 13: We're just showing everybody this glorious breaching off.
Speaker 9: This is state of title.
Speaker 7: We've got exclusive use.
Speaker 13: No white fellows, oh no blue racial division. What this
Speaker 13: must be the line for Warner Brothers movie. Will No,
Speaker 13: this is a rental inspection for a one veteran Rockhampton.
Speaker 12: More mistake Bluey.
Speaker 5: So as we know, were these cartoons political sat tie.
Speaker 5: They're well done, they're funny, they're well written. He's not
Speaker 5: even the subject of the mockery. Yet the Queensland government
Speaker 5: is the one that's being.
Speaker 7: Mocked and being criticized Native title.
Speaker 5: And and I don't think anyone watching that would be
Speaker 5: presuming that he voiced that or he in my opinion,
Speaker 5: it doesn't like it's obviously satires.
Speaker 7: Are we going to censor satires?
Speaker 1: Apparently this is where we're heading.
Speaker 9: James, Yeah, well no, look at is I mean how
Speaker 9: anybody could look at any of these videos? They're so famous,
Speaker 9: you know, it's it's like like the whole rationale a.
Speaker 12: Lot more famous.
Speaker 9: Now, yeah, exactly, I mean it's an all stress out effect.
Speaker 9: But also it's like, how could anybody who watches these
Speaker 9: things regularly and see everybody you know, albertis you know
Speaker 9: that's not Albanies. We know it's not Albuty. We know
Speaker 9: Pauline Hanson isn't a school teacher, which is the conceit
Speaker 9: of the whole you know, series of videos.
Speaker 7: Isn't a radish Yeah, exactly right.
Speaker 3: You know, so honestly it's yeah, once they come for
Speaker 3: the cartoonists and the comedians and the satirists, well.
Speaker 5: Democracy and one nation has engaged some very top legal
Speaker 5: advice and they're not going to from what I understand,
Speaker 5: take this lying downs like you grab your popcorn because
Speaker 5: this could get interesting.
Speaker 1: That's fun. Now, there was great news last Sunday.
Speaker 3: Of course we were thrilled the rescue of the four
Speaker 3: hostages out of Gaza, which was just an amazing moment.
Speaker 3: We had that here last week which led the show.
Speaker 3: This week, we've seen more footage just.
Speaker 1: As from Garney being rescued.
Speaker 3: She was one of the one who was on the
Speaker 3: motorbike originally.
Speaker 1: Rita tell us about this footage.
Speaker 5: Well, again, it just shows you how chaotic and terrifying
Speaker 5: this this rescue mission was, and it reveals the moment
Speaker 5: that they reach her and they tell her you're safe.
Speaker 14: We've got you, so let's have a lot.
Speaker 12: I tell her she's safe.
Speaker 5: She said, she's still worried about how they're going to
Speaker 5: get out, and she was right to be worried because
Speaker 5: it was.
Speaker 9: You know what, Rida, I'll tell you. You know you
Speaker 9: said the word chaotic.
Speaker 15: This was.
Speaker 9: Details have emerged about the way that this operation went down,
Speaker 9: and they are the stuff right out of a movie.
Speaker 9: You know. They had teams of Israeli agents who dressed
Speaker 9: up masqueraded as Gosins, spoke Arabic with a perfect godsen accent,
Speaker 9: went in to the area, rented a house, acted like
Speaker 9: they were coming to escape Israeli Shelley and Rapa rented
Speaker 9: a house for two weeks there to establish what was happening,
Speaker 9: went through the marketplace, figured out where they were, figured
Speaker 9: out what happened, and then back in his they built
Speaker 9: a whole model of the place so that they could
Speaker 9: practice the raid. And so this was done with such
Speaker 9: incredible precision by these races, such incredible planning, and you know,
Speaker 9: about a forty five min of firefight ensued. This is
Speaker 9: the chaos. And this is also the thing though, this
Speaker 9: is the thing that really makes me absolutely furious Rodan Rita.
Speaker 9: After this happened, You know, everybody should have been celebrating
Speaker 9: last week as we were on this program. But what
Speaker 9: did we hear. We heard all of these people say,
Speaker 9: oh no, all of these gods, it's got killed in
Speaker 9: the process. Well, I'm sorry. If you're Hamas and you
Speaker 9: take hostages from your neighbor and you subject them to
Speaker 9: incredible brute brutality, they're going to come and get them back,
Speaker 9: and any deaths that happened are on you. And if
Speaker 9: you start firing RPGs and automatic weapons at your hostages,
Speaker 9: at your captivity people when they're being taken away, to
Speaker 9: try and kill them, and those kill o the Peole. Well,
Speaker 9: that's you pulling the trigger. That is not this is
Speaker 9: it's just moral.
Speaker 1: That is so so yeah, it is totally broken.
Speaker 3: And people know full well within their moral compass that
Speaker 3: the West has always applauded.
Speaker 1: I mentioned last week and Tebby the Great raid there.
Speaker 3: In fact, Benjaminette Yahoo's brother was killed in but the
Speaker 3: Great Raid on and Tebby yes criticized of course at
Speaker 3: the same time because it was Israelis. And yet always
Speaker 3: in the West we have prized and valued our soldiers
Speaker 3: going in to rescue people who are hostages, to save them.
Speaker 1: That is what we do in the West.
Speaker 3: We love life, We love fighting against these sort of
Speaker 3: evil hostage takers, kidnaps, what have you. I think it
Speaker 3: was Ben Shapiro who made the point during the week
Speaker 3: that you had all these lefties criticizing the fact that
Speaker 3: as James was saying that Gazans had been killed in
Speaker 3: the rescue attempt, one of America's most popular films, Saving
Speaker 3: Private Ryan, is all about the the efforts the West
Speaker 3: will go to say just one individual. I don't know
Speaker 3: how many Nazis were viewed being killed in that film.
Speaker 3: That we prize and value life, and that is why
Speaker 3: but not celebrating, not criticizing those actions last week.
Speaker 9: But not only that Rowan, you know, this week we
Speaker 9: also saw the incredible news of those emails that were
Speaker 9: revealed from Sinwar, the head of Hamas, in which they
Speaker 9: talk about he talks about with his leadership about how
Speaker 9: deaths on the garden side are good for their pause,
Speaker 9: so they are happy to see guardsen sacrifice for their
Speaker 9: own power. And that is the difference in morality here.
Speaker 9: And this is the nature of the enemy that Israel
Speaker 9: and the nature of the enemy that we collectively as
Speaker 9: the West are fighting.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is why they inflate the death numbers.
Speaker 5: The UN recently have the official figure. We don't know
Speaker 5: even if that's accurate, but because normally, if you're in
Speaker 5: a conflict, you're playing the propaganda game, you want to
Speaker 5: diminish the number of losses you're sustaining because it's demoralizing
Speaker 5: for your people, obviously, But they always inflated because they
Speaker 5: know in the West it will mean pressure is put
Speaker 5: on Israel and they just don't care. If they cared,
Speaker 5: they wouldn't be putting their.
Speaker 12: Ammunition in schools and hospitals.
Speaker 3: That benefits that the israelis finished off for us once
Speaker 3: and for all.
Speaker 5: Can we just take a second and just pay tribute
Speaker 5: to those members of the idea for two weeks lived
Speaker 5: in an environment where if there were at all suspected
Speaker 5: of what they would have not just been killed, would
Speaker 5: have been tortured to death in the most hideous fashion.
Speaker 5: Just the courage it takes to put yourself in that situation.
Speaker 1: Knowing bravery is astonishing.
Speaker 3: One of the sastages read, one of the hostages said
Speaker 3: that he told his parents that the things that he
Speaker 3: saw and that were done to him he could never
Speaker 3: even talk about or would never ever tell them. I mean,
Speaker 3: the horror of what the hostages and some of them
Speaker 3: are still going through. Let's not forget it. Their hostage
Speaker 3: is still there, hopefully, let's pray they're still alive. But
Speaker 3: there you have that leads us into these ridiculous protests
Speaker 3: at places like Sydney University and elsewhere where people pretending
Speaker 3: that free Palestine is some kind of noble cause when
Speaker 3: it is now completely indistinguishable from pro hamas so many
Speaker 3: of these I'll be talking about this later on in
Speaker 3: the show, that the anti Semitism now infuses these protests
Speaker 3: to such a degree we're not seeing or ever hearing
Speaker 3: from the pro Palestinian mob any kind of oh you know,
Speaker 3: separation and we condemned. Well maybe we are from the
Speaker 3: odd one, but most of them we don't.
Speaker 9: No, we don't. And you know the thing is too
Speaker 9: we had more disturbing events this week. You know, okay, fine,
Speaker 9: the Interesting of Sydney has said going to boot out
Speaker 9: that encampment. Finally a final after weeks and weeks and
Speaker 9: weeks of just you know, Chiley shallying by Mark Scott,
Speaker 9: who has just been frankly disgraceful on the subject, utterly useless.
Speaker 9: But then you know, the Australian War Memorial in Canberra
Speaker 9: this week was vandalized by pro Palestinian idiots with this
Speaker 9: horrible graffiti on this really sacred and beautiful and well
Speaker 9: maintained and really one of the most special, I think
Speaker 9: places we have in Australia. I love the Australian War Memorial.
Speaker 9: It's one of the most best done war memorials and
Speaker 9: museums I've seen anywhere in the world. But this is
Speaker 9: I think also, this is kind of what happens when
Speaker 9: law enforcement. I know, this is camera not new South Wales.
Speaker 9: But you know, law enforcement around the country has been
Speaker 9: really soft on pro Palestindian protesters, so of course, you know,
Speaker 9: and they started at the Opera House on October ninth,
Speaker 9: I think it was, you know, when they let them
Speaker 9: set off flare, So of course you know the protesters
Speaker 9: are going to keep doing more and more things. They
Speaker 9: attacked the US consulate in North Sydney the other day,
Speaker 9: they attacked the warble Boil because of course, and the
Speaker 9: captain in front of Anthony Albanizi's own electorate office to
Speaker 9: the point where nobody can actually go into the Prime
Speaker 9: Minister's own electorate office in Merrickville.
Speaker 3: That's how ridiculous James As I'll be talking about later
Speaker 3: on in the show. Much of this sort of pro
Speaker 3: Hamas support is now spilled over into glorifying October seventh,
Speaker 3: which we saw there on the Opera House. So that
Speaker 3: is the agenda we now know from recent polling. There's
Speaker 3: been some more polling done within Gaza itself where I
Speaker 3: go through all the statistics, but you can look at
Speaker 3: it for yourself. But basically there the blue is support
Speaker 3: for the activities and actions of October seventh.
Speaker 1: So that's over several weeks.
Speaker 3: The reports support within the Guazian community remains high for
Speaker 3: those horrific, vile.
Speaker 1: And evil actions. Let's move on from that, James.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about and then if Trump derangement syndrome rights here.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, well this is amazing. So Daniel MOOKI,
Speaker 9: who is the new set Daniel Mokie? I know there's
Speaker 9: a great this is a great sort of pub trivia
Speaker 9: when the politics round comes up? Who is the Treasurer
Speaker 9: of New South Wales? Dandey Mookie. Anyway, apparently he's suffered
Speaker 9: from a real sort of Russian blood to the head
Speaker 9: here at a real case of Trump derangement syndrome. He's
Speaker 9: handing down his budget on Tuesday, the second one for labor.
Speaker 9: It's not going to be pretty. There's no money in
Speaker 9: the kiddy ALBINIZI has screwed New South Wales on their
Speaker 9: GST and so he's doing a bit of the old
Speaker 9: political distraction act. Oh no, no, no, no, no, it's
Speaker 9: not our problem. It's not al but it's not labor.
Speaker 9: The real problem is Donald Trump. Now what is he say?
Speaker 9: He says that, well, and you remember thinking what cidil
Speaker 9: in New South Wales. Why is New South Wales at
Speaker 9: any risk from a Trump presidency And apparently he says, oh, well,
Speaker 9: it's because you know Donald Trump is going to bring
Speaker 9: in protectionism. And it's like, oh, really, okay, so New
Speaker 9: South Wales is going to be a threat of a
Speaker 9: Trump economic policy. Well, the point I'd like to make
Speaker 9: here is that Trump has won the economic debate on protection.
Speaker 9: Protection is happening already around the world. The Biden administration
Speaker 9: is doing exactly what Trump promised to do. So Trump
Speaker 9: is one of the argument New South Wales is fine,
Speaker 9: and if we're out of money here, it's because Albo
Speaker 9: isn't shaking any money lose because he needs to shore
Speaker 9: up seats.
Speaker 5: Wa Well, I tell you though, Muxter is basically doing
Speaker 5: ads for Trump because the muster is saying that Trump
Speaker 5: has a America first philosophy and policy position, and that's
Speaker 5: what he says.
Speaker 12: This is what he says in his ads.
Speaker 5: He wants to do trade deals that benefit America, not
Speaker 5: to try to help China become more developed or raise
Speaker 5: up other nations. And he's unashamed about that. So I
Speaker 5: think in a way this is an endorsement of.
Speaker 1: Endorsement the Mookie endorsement.
Speaker 3: Now, I was deeply distressed to hear that the North
Speaker 3: Sydney federal seats.
Speaker 1: Might be disappearing.
Speaker 3: And I'm disappointed because this denies people who live in
Speaker 3: that area the opportunity to vote out the appalling teal
Speaker 3: Kylie Tinked. So that opportunity has been lost. She will
Speaker 3: just disappear from the national stage. What a great tragedy,
Speaker 3: because I believe at the next election the job is
Speaker 3: to vote out every single Teal, whether it's Kate Cheney
Speaker 3: and w A, whether it's a leg respender in Wentworth,
Speaker 3: whether it's the Z's, the zoe Is, the Zalies.
Speaker 1: The rest of them. They have been such a disaster
Speaker 1: for Monique. Monique she's gone, She's going on.
Speaker 3: They have got to go all right minded thinking people
Speaker 3: have got to get riddle the Teals at the next election.
Speaker 9: There's more to this too, you know. The way that
Speaker 9: the AEC is proposing redrawing some of these boundaries could
Speaker 9: actually wind up working out very well for the Liberal Party, Like,
Speaker 9: for example, John Howard's old seat of Benelogue is looking
Speaker 9: to be redrawn in a way that's going to take
Speaker 9: in a number of Boozs that would probably be quite
Speaker 9: sympathetic to the Liberals. Now it's currently held by Drove Blaxel,
Speaker 9: but on a very thid margin. You know, that seat
Speaker 9: has gone back and forth in recent elections, so that
Speaker 9: could also be a pick up for the Libs of
Speaker 9: the next election.
Speaker 5: Me just imagine the conspiracy theory is happening now in
Speaker 5: amongst the left.
Speaker 3: And yes, anyway, we'll talk about Simon Holmes the court
Speaker 3: and his little ventures a bit later on in the program.
Speaker 5: But Simon, on this program, I've talked about.
Speaker 3: Should has been on twenty before we get to that
Speaker 3: exciting topic Crispo, And haven't listened to Crispo?
Speaker 1: And he seems to have reinvented. He's now thinks he's God.
Speaker 3: He now thinks he can make the wind blow permanently
Speaker 3: as there will be wind. He's like one of those
Speaker 3: little drawings up in the corner of the ancient maps,
Speaker 3: blowing the wind for the sailors.
Speaker 1: This is Chris permanently blowing wind Bowen.
Speaker 3: Industries like blue Scope need renewable energy and lots of it.
Speaker 1: I need constant renewable energy. Offshore wind is exactly the
Speaker 1: constant renewable energy.
Speaker 16: Lack of wind is having a big impact on how
Speaker 16: we're generating our electricity. But look at the mix from
Speaker 16: lunchtime on Monday. Gas power stations have been ramped up,
Speaker 16: producing sixty one percent of our electricity. Wind is down
Speaker 16: to a little over three percent. However, having the turbines
Speaker 16: doesn't make them turn, as we're finding out now.
Speaker 3: So that was in the UK obviously, where they have
Speaker 3: the windmills and wind turbines out at sea.
Speaker 1: That Bowen is selling.
Speaker 3: Blood as blow and Chris Loan in the wind as permanently.
Speaker 3: You know, seriously, he's misleading the public if he seriously
Speaker 3: thinks that those renewable, those windmills out there in the
Speaker 3: ocean are going to be permanently operating, because that's not
Speaker 3: how nature works, mister bow Let's also talk about Bill
Speaker 3: Shorten not to save the world's problems as the only
Speaker 3: labor can do JS.
Speaker 9: Well, the hapless ndis minister, who is one of the
Speaker 9: engineers of the ndis back under the Gillard government and
Speaker 9: you know has now had to pick that chestnut back
Speaker 9: up again in government. Well where do you think he
Speaker 9: is right now? Do you think that he's in Canberra?
Speaker 9: Beavering away and trying to figure out ways to fix the.
Speaker 1: Strong rules stop root.
Speaker 9: No is he at his kitchen table trying to figure out,
Speaker 9: you know, how do we, you know, limit this thing
Speaker 9: from growing so big that it takes over the entire
Speaker 9: Australian economy. No, he's at the Ukraine Peace summit in Switzerland.
Speaker 9: And I gotta say Dave Sharma has actually done a
Speaker 9: really good job belling the cat on this because he
Speaker 9: makes a very good point. All of these people who
Speaker 9: are at this summit, you know, they're all experienced diplomats, ambassador's,
Speaker 9: foreign minister level people, and they're discussed Ukraine peace, Russia aid.
Speaker 9: This is so far from the Eddis portfolio it's not
Speaker 9: even funny. You can imagine Vladimir Zelenski coming over, who's
Speaker 9: this guy? Who's this guy? Why is he talking to
Speaker 9: me about, like, you know, Eddis stuff? And it's and
Speaker 9: it's an insult to him. It makes us look it
Speaker 9: makes Australia look weak and small because we're sending this guy.
Speaker 9: And why are we not sending Penny walk Why are
Speaker 9: we not setting an assistant foreign minister even, why are
Speaker 9: we not sending Richard Marss anybody with portfolio responsibility for
Speaker 9: security geopolitics A that well, we.
Speaker 3: Know anyone's Penny Wong's too busy refinancing ANOA with its
Speaker 3: links to Hamas times well.
Speaker 9: Also, though there is.
Speaker 12: The Prime Minister.
Speaker 5: I know we're not in the G seven, but there's
Speaker 5: plenty of leaders who are at this meeting, like.
Speaker 12: Harvey and Mila. Prime minister is not there. Why isn't he?
Speaker 5: This is one meeting you'd want to be at and
Speaker 5: he is missing?
Speaker 12: Was he not invited? James? Was that his choice not
Speaker 12: to go planning?
Speaker 9: My understanding is that it was more important for him
Speaker 9: to come and play host to premier Chinese Premier Lee Kang.
Speaker 9: Who's here? Who's who's here? And you know this is
Speaker 9: again I'm genuinely concerned about Lee Kang's visit here because
Speaker 9: what I see in an awful lot of experts are
Speaker 9: seeing is China acting like, oh no, no, things are
Speaker 9: very good and now normal with our handsome boy, but easy,
Speaker 9: and we are going to get taken for a ride.
Speaker 3: Absolutely well, we're just in. That's Lensky has said.
Speaker 1: I don't know who Bill Shorten is, but I agree
Speaker 1: with every word he says. More on Outsiders in a tick.
Speaker 5: You're watching Outsiders with your host Rowant Milletant Thug Dean
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Speaker 1: Never miss it.
Speaker 5: Now, before we delve into some weapon grade Lefty losing
Speaker 5: it in the great state of Victoria, let's take a
Speaker 5: minute and check in on the woman who is one
Speaker 5: geriatric heartbeat away from becoming the most powerful human on
Speaker 5: the planet. Here, Kamala Harris explains community banks.
Speaker 12: This should be good.
Speaker 6: So the importance of community banks is they are as
Speaker 6: they are called, they're in the community, led by members
Speaker 6: of the community. They are people who understand the capacity
Speaker 6: of the community, the needs of the community, the culture
Speaker 6: of the community.
Speaker 5: Did you get that, boys, Community banks are in the
Speaker 5: community and their banks and that's why they're called community banks,
Speaker 5: unlike other banks, but are not in the community. I
Speaker 5: hope that's crystal clean.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: She always sounds like a school kid who's doing a
Speaker 5: book report on a book they've clearly not bothered to read.
Speaker 5: And of course she repeated that favorite line that she
Speaker 5: utters every time someone is silly.
Speaker 12: Enough to put a microphone in her hand.
Speaker 6: You must have and know that you are applauded for
Speaker 6: having the ability to see what can be unburdened by what.
Speaker 1: Has been.
Speaker 3: Yes, see what can be seen without by what has
Speaker 3: been seen.
Speaker 1: Makes sense to me.
Speaker 12: That's a good line.
Speaker 5: It's worth repeating every single time you give a speech.
Speaker 5: And I mentioned the geriatric leader of the free world.
Speaker 5: James will bring us his latest antiques of the G
Speaker 5: seven seven in just a few minutes, but let's catch
Speaker 5: up on what he was up to earlier in the week.
Speaker 5: Just look at his robuster style here.
Speaker 17: So long.
Speaker 1: I am interestream.
Speaker 5: Don't worry though, because he was much sharper a little
Speaker 5: bit later.
Speaker 12: Just watch him boogie away.
Speaker 5: Here with Kamala and some bearded bloke in a sequin dress.
Speaker 2: That sounds.
Speaker 15: No pay, I don't want to have no.
Speaker 5: I wish I had time to show you the full cleip.
Speaker 5: It's not manipulated.
Speaker 12: That was just everyone.
Speaker 5: Around him dancing and he's frozen in time. This week
Speaker 5: we also had the Donald's birthday forty five, celebrated his
Speaker 5: seventy eighth birthday. Oh we love that that was at
Speaker 5: a recent rally in the Bronx. But let's get to
Speaker 5: some local shenanigans, and this week we found out, in
Speaker 5: case there was any doubt, just who calls the shots
Speaker 5: in Victoria, and it ain't the premiere Jason Allen. The
Speaker 5: bully boys of the Militant Union movement are running riot
Speaker 5: boulders brass. Militant unionists are openly threatening individuals, companies, and
Speaker 5: the country's biggest sporting organization.
Speaker 7: If the afel higher.
Speaker 5: He thought their relentless leftist activism would save them from
Speaker 5: the likes of John Setka, the Victorian bostle of the CMFMU,
Speaker 5: then and they were sadly mistaken what we saw this week.
Speaker 5: His streats against the League and its head of umpiring,
Speaker 5: Stephen McBurnie, go beyond bullying in intimidation. Even outlaw biking
Speaker 5: gangs are a little bit more subtle in their standover tactics.
Speaker 5: They certainly don't announce to the media with on the
Speaker 5: record statements what they will do to punish those who
Speaker 5: do not submit to their outrageous demands. What the powerful
Speaker 5: CFMMU did this week with the full support of the
Speaker 5: Electrical Trades Union, the Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union and the
Speaker 5: Plumbers Union was tantamount to extortion.
Speaker 12: These unionists want Stephen McBurney.
Speaker 5: Fired, banished, not just from the AFL but from any
Speaker 5: meaningful employment because in his previous role at the Australian
Speaker 5: Building and Construction Commission, he initiated legal proceedings against the
Speaker 5: CFMEU and that cost a union millions.
Speaker 12: Rightly so, I would have thought. But now the unions want.
Speaker 5: Payback and they are openly threatening the AFL and anyone
Speaker 5: else who would hire mcbernie. Let's just take a look
Speaker 5: at some of the things Setka has said this week.
Speaker 12: This is a quote.
Speaker 5: This is going to cost the AFL a lot of
Speaker 5: efing money. I hope it's worth it. Projects without our
Speaker 5: full corporation are going to be an efing misery for them.
Speaker 5: They will regret the day they ever employed him. He
Speaker 5: also said this of mcbernie, who the union put on
Speaker 5: an unwanted dead or alive poster.
Speaker 12: They just don't walk away.
Speaker 5: From a role like that cost a union millions of
Speaker 5: dollars and just think they can walk away into the
Speaker 5: efing sunset. It doesn't work that way. This is the
Speaker 5: real world. We go after our enemies, and he was
Speaker 5: our number one enemy and we will pursue him until
Speaker 5: the ends of the yearth put to one side that
Speaker 5: what Setka is threatening to inflict on the AFL seems unlawful.
Speaker 12: And consider how brazen.
Speaker 5: And emboldened these characters have become under Labor that they
Speaker 5: would openly threaten major projects, including the proposed stadium in Hobart.
Speaker 5: They're proving once again why the Australian Building and Construction
Speaker 5: Commission abolished by the Anthony Albanese government was necessary.
Speaker 12: And when's the Victorian Premier.
Speaker 5: Let's not forget just a few weeks ago Justinta Allen
Speaker 5: appointed Labor MP Tim Richardson as the Parliamentary Secretary for
Speaker 5: Men's Behavior. Change what she's got to say about Sedka
Speaker 5: being in this powerful role after pleading guilty to charges
Speaker 5: of harassing a woman and breaching a court order nothing Jacenter.
Speaker 12: Labour loves to virtue signal about the treatment of women,
Speaker 12: but they.
Speaker 5: Failed to act when faced with real example of toxic
Speaker 5: masculinity from within the Union movement. If Labor was serious
Speaker 5: about denouncing reprehensible behavior, they could start by declining to
Speaker 5: take the CFM e u's tainted millions.
Speaker 1: Thanks Reta.
Speaker 18: Well, we've spoken a lot on this show about the
Speaker 18: E Safety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant some the various ways
Speaker 18: that she's determined to sensor aspects of what's Australian see online.
Speaker 1: She seems quite determined.
Speaker 3: For one individual who has run up against the E
Speaker 3: Safety Commissioner is Selene Baumgarten, better known on social media
Speaker 3: great name Selene against the Machine. She's had a post
Speaker 3: she made about a primary school, a queer club at
Speaker 3: a primary school and this was blocked by the Australian
Speaker 3: social media blocked from Australian social media viewers. And here
Speaker 3: is Selene's most recent update.
Speaker 1: Have a listen if.
Speaker 4: Somebody doesn't like the decision. I've never had a decision
Speaker 4: or of removing content challenged.
Speaker 8: But we have systems in place.
Speaker 4: We have an internal review process, we have a Freedom
Speaker 4: of Information Act, we have a tribunal, we have an
Speaker 4: armbanceman and somebody can take us to the Federal Court.
Speaker 8: And I think that's good.
Speaker 4: So I do think there needs to be scrutiny when
Speaker 4: people talk about taking down content.
Speaker 19: Thanks Julie, I've just taken you up on that, I'll
Speaker 19: filed my appeal to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for the
Speaker 19: video that you took down earlier this week.
Speaker 3: And I'm delighted to say, Selene the machine against the
Speaker 3: Machine joins us right here in the studio.
Speaker 1: Selene, great to have you here.
Speaker 3: Now, you've caused quite a stir on Twitter on x
Speaker 3: your main concern and we can go into some of it,
Speaker 3: but it's legal issues, so we'll just tread carefully. But
Speaker 3: your main concern appears to me to be about the
Speaker 3: sexualization within schools, queer clubs, other clubs and that sort
Speaker 3: of and that's what's drawn the wrath of the e
Speaker 3: Safety Commissioner.
Speaker 1: It would appear.
Speaker 3: Now you've responded very amusingly with many of your videos,
Speaker 3: but you've also got the help of the Free Speech
Speaker 3: Union and they've gotten involved, and we'll talk about that
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 1: This issue of when is a notice not a notice?
Speaker 3: So when are you being threatened or censored or not
Speaker 3: being censored, which there seems to be a bit.
Speaker 1: Of a gray area there.
Speaker 3: But firstly, Selene, just tell us a little bit about yourself.
Speaker 3: And as I said, without going into the specifics of
Speaker 3: the individuals, what agitates you, that has driven you to
Speaker 3: become an activist against I guess the sexualization of kids.
Speaker 19: Sure well, I am a content creator for a wonderful
Speaker 19: organization called Gays Against Groomers. So I was tipped off
Speaker 19: by follower of mine on Instagram and she wasn't a
Speaker 19: mum at this school, but she knew concerned parents at
Speaker 19: the school, and she told me that there was a
Speaker 19: queer club being run ran for children eight to twelve
Speaker 19: years old, so years three to six. And it's become
Speaker 19: it's come to my attention that clubs, GSA clubs, so
Speaker 19: gender sexual alliances clubs have become very very popular in
Speaker 19: primary schools, and I feel like parents are kind of
Speaker 19: left in the dark a lot of the time about
Speaker 19: these things. And so my point of the video was
Speaker 19: to draw attention to that.
Speaker 3: Great, So you've been drawing attention to what you deemed
Speaker 3: to be inappropriate sexualization of kids within schools and so on.
Speaker 3: For that, you've earned the wrath of the e Safety Commissioner.
Speaker 1: So what's happened and.
Speaker 3: What's where are you with the Free Speech Union and
Speaker 3: what's happening there?
Speaker 1: Tell us a bit about that.
Speaker 19: Yeah, So, with the help of Reuven from the Free
Speaker 19: Speech Union, we have filed an appeal against the takedown
Speaker 19: notice that the Safety Commissioner gave to X. So when
Speaker 19: I received my email from X saying that the video
Speaker 19: had been GEO blocked in Australia, there was no attachment from.
Speaker 8: The E Safety Commissioner. There was no.
Speaker 19: Specification as to what law that I've allegedly broken with
Speaker 19: this video. So it's all very very sneaky tactics on
Speaker 19: their behalf. And if Twitter didn't notify me, one of
Speaker 19: known make sense.
Speaker 3: So let's dell into these sneaky tactics so as I
Speaker 3: understand it, and I'll quote from Reuben Kirkham from the
Speaker 3: Free Speech Union who says that Selene's case is the
Speaker 3: first one which challenges a notice that the E Safety
Speaker 3: Commissioner would contend is informal. So the E Safety Commissioner
Speaker 3: is sending you an informal notice, or is it X sending.
Speaker 12: You the informal I didn't receive anything.
Speaker 1: You didn't receive.
Speaker 3: Anything, okay, which is what they do in ninety nine
Speaker 3: per cent cases to avoid them being challenged.
Speaker 1: So this is the problem. You're left in the dark,
Speaker 1: your your tweet or whatever.
Speaker 3: Has been removed, You've got no real kind of idea
Speaker 3: why that is. And then to avoid a legal challenge,
Speaker 3: it's all kind of left in the dark, which isn't
Speaker 3: satisfactory because if you go to the effort of doing
Speaker 3: your tweet, you want to know that it's there, or
Speaker 3: if it's not there, if it's broken, what some rules?
Speaker 1: Why that is?
Speaker 3: Just want to There's now an online tool that the
Speaker 3: Free Speech Union put together.
Speaker 1: I'll just show you a little bit of this.
Speaker 3: This is called end e safety dot au slash consult
Speaker 3: because there's a lot of people like you, Selene out
Speaker 3: there who are getting censored and don't seem to have
Speaker 3: any comeback.
Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 19: I think they in a way kind of rely on us,
Speaker 19: either not understanding the laws that they use or being
Speaker 19: smaller accounts, we don't have as much notoriety to spread the.
Speaker 8: Word unlike Billboard Chris.
Speaker 19: Though with the Billboard Chris case, he has shared anything
Speaker 19: and everything to do with his case, which is why
Speaker 19: I reached out to him when it happened to me,
Speaker 19: because I was like, okay, me too, what can I do?
Speaker 19: And he pointed me in the direction of the Free
Speaker 19: Speech Unions that have been an amazing help, and everyone
Speaker 19: on Ex's kind of rally behind me and has shared
Speaker 19: my video as much as possible.
Speaker 8: But it's about principle.
Speaker 19: It does not meet the criteria to be censored at all.
Speaker 5: We've seen things that are even milder than that, beastes.
Speaker 5: We had a breastfeeding advocate who made a post essentially
Speaker 5: we said men can't breastfeed, and somehow that was deemed
Speaker 5: not appropriate and harmful enough to be actually taken down.
Speaker 5: So it seems to be because you see what is
Speaker 5: on x or any social media site, and there's all
Speaker 5: sorts of stuff that you know I wouldn't want to see,
Speaker 5: but then you know you choose not to look.
Speaker 12: At it if you don't want to see it.
Speaker 5: So for them to pick out certain tweets out of
Speaker 5: the tens of millions that are posted every day, very concerning.
Speaker 3: James, they've had to be monitoring a lot of this.
Speaker 3: So they're monitoring individuals. Now they deny that they're monitoring them,
Speaker 3: And it's.
Speaker 12: Always in the one direction, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Because I've heard about a lot of women's rights activists
Speaker 5: in this space to say they get terrible abuse from
Speaker 5: some of the transactivists and that stuff's not taken down.
Speaker 9: No, And I mean, look, the thing that kind of
Speaker 9: concerns me so much about this sort of thing is
Speaker 9: that you have this person who has put themselves up
Speaker 9: as kind of the soul arbitry of truth of these
Speaker 9: sorts of things. It's an entirely black box. But if
Speaker 9: anybody out there has lived in the last four or
Speaker 9: five years, they've seen so many things about you know,
Speaker 9: COVID where it came from, the Hunter Biden laptop, all
Speaker 9: sorts of stories that were called misinformation, disinformation you know,
Speaker 9: had their Twitter accounts locked. Even in the United States,
Speaker 9: which has a first Amendment. The New York Post lost
Speaker 9: its Twitter account because it was Twitter back then, not
Speaker 9: x because the Hunter Biden laptop was called Russian disinformation
Speaker 9: that was admitted now in court last week to be
Speaker 9: completely true. How concerning should how concerned should Austraians be
Speaker 9: that there is just this black box of sens because
Speaker 9: you know, we really have very few avenues of free
Speaker 9: speech in this country. And if you start to crack
Speaker 9: down on and have the Safety Commissioner following all of
Speaker 9: our accounts, I know she follows me that that you know,
Speaker 9: we can all be sort of dialed down if we
Speaker 9: start to say something that potentially just one person who's
Speaker 9: unelected been appointed. Does it like? And are you disappointed
Speaker 9: that both sides of politics seem to have backed in
Speaker 9: this office, which started out as being about kid safety,
Speaker 9: is now is about just a sort of very broad remit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 19: I think Australia should be very very concerned about this
Speaker 19: because I mean, if they're willing to censor me over
Speaker 19: such a mile video like that, and as Rita said before,
Speaker 19: even miler content gets censored, it just it sends a
Speaker 19: very concerning message that if we step out of line
Speaker 19: as it as it be with the Ministry of Truth,
Speaker 19: that the Safety Commissioner gets called, when will they stop?
Speaker 8: What will they When will they stop?
Speaker 5: And we saw that throughout COVID where they censored world
Speaker 5: leading infectious disease experts who actually ended up being right
Speaker 5: a trayer, Martin Cooledorf, the professors from Oxford University who
Speaker 5: questioned the whole lockdown strategy who questioned some of the mandates,
Speaker 5: they were sensed they were shadow band where you reduce
Speaker 5: their reach and it is just so sinister, it's harmful.
Speaker 5: And this E Safety Commissioner. She's an activist, she is.
Speaker 3: Disturbs me reater, and Selene is a kind of living
Speaker 3: example of this. If you you know, regardless whether you
Speaker 3: agree with Selene's various takes on various things or not,
Speaker 3: the point is your concern is for children.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's what you're concerned.
Speaker 3: About, kids at schools, sexualization, various branches that that goes into.
Speaker 1: You're concerned about that.
Speaker 3: Yet the E Safety Commissioner was set out to protect children,
Speaker 3: so there seems to be a conflict there. I don't
Speaker 3: think the liberals are on the right side of this
Speaker 3: argument at all, and I think they need to look
Speaker 3: at it. You can't have people like Selene here being silenced.
Speaker 1: We don't.
Speaker 3: Censorship is not the liberal center right way, and it
Speaker 3: shouldn't be in any democracy.
Speaker 1: Selene against the machine.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for coming here outside. It's great
Speaker 3: to chat to you. Coming up, what's more, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: tick I'll talk about anti Semitism, Yes, in a tick.
Speaker 3: Net zany the crazy, wacky world of net zero emissions.
Speaker 1: It is completely insane.
Speaker 3: Have a look at these photographs sent by an outsiders
Speaker 3: fan of Cosiosco and the Clearing that is taking place
Speaker 3: in Kosiosco to make way for Crispowen's transmission lines associated
Speaker 3: with snowy two point zero.
Speaker 1: If this was done, if this was clearing.
Speaker 3: Done by a farmer on private land or some local area,
Speaker 3: every greeny, every left in Australia would be up in arms.
Speaker 3: But because we're fighting crimea, we get to destroy and
Speaker 3: vandalize our beautiful country. And absolute disgrace Labor Tanya plebiset
Speaker 3: Crispo and hang your heads in shame what you are
Speaker 3: doing to this country.
Speaker 1: Absolute out Oh.
Speaker 9: I sort of thought that some of those might be
Speaker 9: good if there were going to be a ski run
Speaker 9: or something.
Speaker 1: You know, it's useful, incredible.
Speaker 5: The people who say we're worried about the habitat, the
Speaker 5: natural habitat, you know what that's going to do to
Speaker 5: They would be literally wrapping themselves around trees with chains
Speaker 5: to stop that sort of work happening.
Speaker 12: And they're wanted to be seen. They're probably donating for
Speaker 12: it to happen.
Speaker 5: It tells you everything you need to know about so
Speaker 5: called environmentalists who don't seem to actually chair a bug
Speaker 5: for the natural environment.
Speaker 9: That's why they've been.
Speaker 12: Great, great Jungles.
Speaker 1: Look at this photo.
Speaker 3: I look at Scotland where apparently in Scotland in the
Speaker 3: last twenty four years, so they're way ahead of us
Speaker 3: with all their wind turbines. They have chopped down seventeen
Speaker 3: million trees in Scotland to clear away for wind farms.
Speaker 9: That become Seriously, this just shows the game is completely
Speaker 9: up here. This is not about saving the planet. This
Speaker 9: is about ending capitalism. It's about Marxism socialism. I mean,
Speaker 9: we see the whole dilemma that our government here in
Speaker 9: Australia is in because on the one hand you've got
Speaker 9: Chris Bowden cabin and he is out, you know, let's
Speaker 9: do all the solar, let's build ooze all the farms
Speaker 9: for solar and wind farms, will put wind farms out
Speaker 9: here at sea and you know, screw up all the
Speaker 9: lobster hatcheries and everything else. And then on the other
Speaker 9: hand you've got Tanya Plippersak who's like, oh, we need
Speaker 9: to have all of these new sort of rules about
Speaker 9: how any development has to go through all of this
Speaker 9: extra stuff to make sure it's not impactful, so we
Speaker 9: can shut down any development. And that's the tension of
Speaker 9: the fact that they're pushing both of these things simultaneously
Speaker 9: shows this is not about the environment. It's about capitalism.
Speaker 7: Sorry, those nature positive lords, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: That's not that I'm sure that doesn't apply to these
Speaker 5: solar farms and wind.
Speaker 2: You're right.
Speaker 7: Everything else.
Speaker 5: If you want to build a new development, even a
Speaker 5: new hospital in regional areas, you've got to jump through these.
Speaker 9: But if you want to build a windmiller Queensland, you
Speaker 9: can dock a koala on the head of the hammer
Speaker 9: if it falls out of a tree.
Speaker 7: You're not even kidding about that. It is terrible.
Speaker 5: But can you imagine in one hundred years time, maybe
Speaker 5: even a shorter period, when they look back on this
Speaker 5: period of mass lunacy that we're going through, and they
Speaker 5: go a country like Scotland cut down seventeen million trees
Speaker 5: to save the environment.
Speaker 12: Can you imagine what they will seek about.
Speaker 5: It's like us looking back at them, human sacrifice or
Speaker 5: some other crazy thing, and we think, how could they
Speaker 5: have been so stupid and.
Speaker 9: Cataston with those trees?
Speaker 1: You know exactly well, it's all hypocrisy, it's all lies.
Speaker 3: Australians from the later's IPA Pole shows that Australians, the
Speaker 3: majority of Australians want want reliable energy. They don't think
Speaker 3: we should be focusing so much on these ridiculous emissions
Speaker 3: to chart targets which are unachievable.
Speaker 5: Australia anyway, shown over and over again, regardless of what
Speaker 5: they say to polsters, regardless of what they might have
Speaker 5: been told repeatedly about renewables being cheaper. When it comes
Speaker 5: to the hip pocket, when it comes to a choice
Speaker 5: of you can.
Speaker 12: Have A at x cost.
Speaker 5: Or you can pay ten percent more and get B
Speaker 5: and have less emissions, they will opt for A in
Speaker 5: the overwhelming majority of cases. So that tells you everything
Speaker 5: you need to know. So they have been misled about
Speaker 5: the true cost of this transition. And if they were
Speaker 5: educated on that, and if we had a coalition who
Speaker 5: was coherent and consistent on that messaging, then the Australian
Speaker 5: people could make a clear choice.
Speaker 12: Right now, you've got.
Speaker 5: Both parties embracing that zero and no. Peter Dutton's making
Speaker 5: some noises about that, but we've still got this confusion
Speaker 5: I think amongst the electorate, where they're told, really at
Speaker 5: nauseam renewables are cheaper, they care about cost so that
Speaker 5: confusion is there is deliberate.
Speaker 9: This is this has the potential to be the next
Speaker 9: voice issue for people dutted because if if you look
Speaker 9: at the constituencies for all of the renewables and you know,
Speaker 9: the anti nuclear types, and they're all the same corporate
Speaker 9: sea suite types and inner city levies and all of that,
Speaker 9: and they're the same people to roll big, big, big
Speaker 9: yes types, and they're the same big, big, big renewables types,
Speaker 9: and the articles you see, you know in the Cydney
Speaker 9: Morning Herald, oh no, oh Dunton is causing all this
Speaker 9: consternation among the business community. This well, it's the same
Speaker 9: sort of thing as with you know, voting no. And
Speaker 9: you know again, renewables are one of those things that
Speaker 9: the polls start out by saying, oh yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 9: look we're in favor of that, just like with the
Speaker 9: poles started out with the reference to be like oh yeah, sure,
Speaker 9: no help the average of people, we absolutely want to
Speaker 9: do that, and then you start to have the debate
Speaker 9: around the details and then realize, oh, hang on, this
Speaker 9: is not good for us, it's not good for the country.
Speaker 9: It's gonna slow everything down. Some people are going to
Speaker 9: get rich off it it's not me and then.
Speaker 3: Game no James when tiny It was opposition leader, they
Speaker 3: basically challenged the whole thing and he won in a landside.
Speaker 3: The Australian people are not stupid if you give them
Speaker 3: the correct information. Peter Dutton should have last week stuck
Speaker 3: to the guns and said we're going to pull out
Speaker 3: of Paris because seriously, it is Paris.
Speaker 1: That is the big problem.
Speaker 3: That that is the Ularu statement that lies at the
Speaker 3: bottom of the whole climate change thing. If you're going
Speaker 3: to make the analogy with the voice, it is Paris, We've.
Speaker 1: Got to get pulled out of that.
Speaker 3: Lots more chat about later on in the show.
Speaker 8: In a tick.
Speaker 3: You watching Outsiders with Rita Panahee, with James Morrow and
Speaker 3: myself Rowan Dan. We live in an age where reason
Speaker 3: has been replaced with stupidity. Yes, that's a gay flow
Speaker 3: to the Pride Festival last week in Europe, waving Palestinian flag,
Speaker 3: calling for a free Palestine, an end to what these
Speaker 3: quiers for Palestine called the Israeli genocide. His dress, that
Speaker 3: the man's dress was made up of the Palestinian flag,
Speaker 3: the so called watermelon colors of green, red, black and white.
Speaker 1: That's become the symbol for Palestinian activism.
Speaker 3: Where have I seen such a foolish looking frock before?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, our very own Cate Blanchette at the Canned
Speaker 3: Film Festival a few weeks ago, where she wore a
Speaker 3: black and white dress with a green lining that she
Speaker 3: flashed on the red carpas.
Speaker 12: The dress appeared to be black with the white back.
Speaker 17: When blanchet lifted the ham everyone saw that it had
Speaker 17: a green lining.
Speaker 1: What a joke, But I digress.
Speaker 3: The irony, indeed, the sheer's stupidity of queers cavorting for
Speaker 3: Palestine or sexy female movie stars flashing their legs for
Speaker 3: the Palestinian political cause is almost unparalleled in history.
Speaker 1: But don't take my word for it.
Speaker 3: Here's a proud Australia and Muslim explaining why.
Speaker 20: You know the Palestinian suffering, it's been hijacked Nahimia. You
Speaker 20: know the Rainbow group. Now go have a look. You
Speaker 20: see them waiting flags gays for Gaza, Ah accept gays.
Speaker 20: All this complete nonsense. No Muslim is calling this out.
Speaker 20: We don't support them and would never accept their actions.
Speaker 20: The degenerates occupiers of Jehannan Muslims, pay attention and call
Speaker 20: this out. It's a disease you see here in Australia
Speaker 20: with the Greens Party and the left hijacking the suffering
Speaker 20: for their own political agenda.
Speaker 1: My thanks to Rebel News for that clipping. Indeed, IRVM
Speaker 1: and he.
Speaker 3: Was playing that in response to this ridiculous exchange between
Speaker 3: Melbourne Councilor James Conlin and Tom Elliott on three aw.
Speaker 21: Are you weare that in the West Bank the crime
Speaker 21: for being gay is ten years in jail and in
Speaker 21: Gaza it's it's execution sometimes, I mean, does that not
Speaker 21: seem at odds with gay people supporting them?
Speaker 22: Yeah, look, I'm not getting I'm not getting into that
Speaker 22: Israel is committing a genocide.
Speaker 9: And yeah, like they're queer people committing a genocide under Israel's.
Speaker 23: Name, and doesn't make it any better.
Speaker 8: I don't care who commits a genocide, whether they're queer
Speaker 8: or not.
Speaker 3: What a somewhat confused an adult young mind, I would argue.
Speaker 3: But unlike the self destructiveness of the alarmist climate change
Speaker 3: ideology or the dangerous inverting of reality of the extremest
Speaker 3: transgender ideology, this new feverish and unthinking. Pro Palestinian ideology
Speaker 3: clearly appeals to the left because it allows certain individuals
Speaker 3: to give full vent to the most sinister racial prejudices
Speaker 3: and the most vile Jew hatred, of a kind that
Speaker 3: quite literally now is reminiscent of the Nazis persecution of
Speaker 3: the Jews in their own homelands. Here's just a few
Speaker 3: scenes from this week. I used to mock that woman
Speaker 3: who screamed no at the top of a voice at
Speaker 3: Donald Trump winning in twenty sixteen, but she's a rank
Speaker 3: amateur compared to this one.
Speaker 1: Who literally fail falls to pieces at.
Speaker 3: The site of a supporter carrying an Israeli flag.
Speaker 2: Shin, Shine, Shine.
Speaker 3: But worse was this disgusting and deeply deeply sinister exhibition
Speaker 3: in New York this week where these Palestinian pro Palestinian
Speaker 3: activists literally mocked October seven and those who were murdered
Speaker 3: at the Nova Festival.
Speaker 15: Nith decided for Rain's a concentration count.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what this music festival.
Speaker 13: Was having her name than a gas chambers chamber ring
Speaker 13: the Holocaust.
Speaker 3: A few years ago, an exhibition opened at the Smithsonian
Speaker 3: Institute detailing how the Nazis deliberately managed to normalize anti
Speaker 3: Semitism by appealing to children, and this is exactly what
Speaker 3: does it play today, teachers and academics attempting to normalize
Speaker 3: jew hatred by appealing to young people and students, giving
Speaker 3: them a license to indulge in the sickest, oldest racial
Speaker 3: hatred of them all.
Speaker 5: Raise her Heaven, your Sionist, raise her head and her sis.
Speaker 9: Just as to get out.
Speaker 1: Okay, no zigners for good.
Speaker 2: No sign isn't here.
Speaker 1: This is not pure and simple. There is no justifiable
Speaker 1: words for what we are seeing here. This is the
Speaker 1: evil of Hitler, Gebels.
Speaker 3: Eichlan playing out on the New York subway and at
Speaker 3: cal State University this week, they reportedly emulated the criminals
Speaker 3: of Hamas by taking their own hostages, all in the
Speaker 3: name of a free Palestine.
Speaker 24: Their position in and around the main entrance of the
Speaker 24: student services building, where the university confirms a number of
Speaker 24: administrators remain trapped somewhere in this building, including the president
Speaker 24: of the university. An unbelievable scene here in East La
Speaker 24: at cal State LA, a situation that is only growing
Speaker 24: by the men.
Speaker 1: Then.
Speaker 3: Only two days ago, during the Sabbath in Hendon in
Speaker 3: North London, a heavily Jewish neighborhood, a young Jewish man
Speaker 3: was reportedly attacked by a pack of thugs wearing kefirs,
Speaker 3: with one girl shouting you jew. Comparisons with Crystal Nacht
Speaker 3: are now impossible to ignore. Here's a Jewish business in
Speaker 3: November nineteen thirty eight vandalized and labeled with the German word.
Speaker 1: For jew Yuda.
Speaker 3: And here's the home of the Jewish director of the
Speaker 3: Brooklyn Museum vandalized last week and labeled with the modern
Speaker 3: left's word for jew Zionist.
Speaker 1: Sickening.
Speaker 3: Compare Krystallnacht to modern day Brooklyn. The crowds in Nazi
Speaker 3: Germany and fascist Europe happily stood back and watched the
Speaker 3: terror being implemented. Yet what are we and our political
Speaker 3: and community leaders doing to stop these fascists, these Hitler
Speaker 3: jugend of today?
Speaker 1: Anything? Or are we two?
Speaker 3: Or are we just sitting back and letting it all
Speaker 3: happen before our eyes? This week we had a pro
Speaker 3: Palestinian vandalize the Australian War Memorial. Are our leaders brave
Speaker 3: enough to really put a stop to this vile antisemetism,
Speaker 3: to this vile antisemitism.
Speaker 1: How many arrests have there been since the gas the Jews?
Speaker 1: Where's the Jews?
Speaker 3: Anti Semitic chants on the steps of the opera House?
Speaker 3: How many arrests, convictions or deportations of those inciting hatred
Speaker 3: at countless demonstrations. Indeed, much like those idiot actors, moronic
Speaker 3: students or foolish queer activists, our labor governments, fueled by
Speaker 3: the Teals and the Greens, seem to blindly play along
Speaker 3: feeding this appalling situation.
Speaker 1: This week we.
Speaker 3: Learned Penny Wong, we'll provide yet another ten million in
Speaker 3: so called humanitarian aid to Gaza through the World Food Program.
Speaker 3: We've had the obscenity of the Teals, Yes, the Teals,
Speaker 3: who are supposed to represent their constituents, including the large
Speaker 3: Jewish communities of the electorates who were earlier this year
Speaker 3: urging more funding to Anoa. Signing this letter, how ignorant
Speaker 3: can you guess? Let's hear it from someone who actually
Speaker 3: grew up in Gaza and went to Anoir's schools.
Speaker 25: There are many teachers in the Unora schools who are
Speaker 25: known to be connected to hamas An. By the way,
Speaker 25: people should understand how dangerous that could be when the
Speaker 25: problem arised during this war. I took a look at
Speaker 25: at the compositions, their features and compositions on telegraph and
Speaker 25: they was shocked.
Speaker 1: He was shocked.
Speaker 3: Yet Penny Wong and the tails and the grains keep
Speaker 3: on insisting Australian taxpayer's money goes to financing unwah, what
Speaker 3: an absolute disgrace. Speaking of education, let's hear from a
Speaker 3: young Canadian Jewish boy at a school called ch Best
Speaker 3: about where this leftist, unthinking, brain dead blind support the
Speaker 3: Palestine and the Palestinian flag actually leads to.
Speaker 10: I'm proudly Jewish. My entire ancestry descends from Eastern Europe,
Speaker 10: where my family had to flee because they were Jewish.
Speaker 10: They came here for a better life, and within each
Speaker 10: generation since we have had to deal with antisemitism. During
Speaker 10: my five years at h Best, I've been targeted and
Speaker 10: marginalized by antisemitism. Here is a short and incomplete list
Speaker 10: of some of my experiences. On multiple occasions, people have
Speaker 10: thrown money at me and said go get it jew.
Speaker 10: I have had other students give me the Hitler salute.
Speaker 10: I've been sent Holocaust deny memes on Snapchat. I was
Speaker 10: told you should have been gassed with your ancestors Jew
Speaker 10: and free Palestine, kill Israel. There are two staff members
Speaker 10: at my school who since October seventh, have worn caffeas.
Speaker 10: They have also worn hateful shirts that have the map
Speaker 10: of Israel with a watermelon also known as the Palestinian
Speaker 10: flag colors superimposed on them. They had artwork on their
Speaker 10: doors in red, green and black with Prohamus propaganda on them.
Speaker 10: I thought that schools were supposed to be politically neutral
Speaker 10: and safe for everyone. I've had nightmares of specific students
Speaker 10: and teachers trying to break into my.
Speaker 8: Home and kidnap me.
Speaker 10: We have spent so much valuable time in school studying
Speaker 10: many different forms of racism. I personally have benefited so
Speaker 10: much from this education.
Speaker 12: I have patiently waited to see.
Speaker 10: How anti Semitism would be approached, and yet there has
Speaker 10: been no time devoted to it.
Speaker 3: That young boy goes on to explain how he will
Speaker 3: not be attending his graduation ceremony. Think of that boy
Speaker 3: now as I play you a clip from an Australian
Speaker 3: so called comedian doing her satirical routine about a Zionist victim.
Speaker 3: Hotline for Jews who have been triggered by seeing those
Speaker 3: watermelon colors, i e.
Speaker 1: The Palestinian flag.
Speaker 3: You may view this as a great example of free
Speaker 3: speech and comic irony, or you may perhaps see it
Speaker 3: as yet just the latest modern manifestation of classic age
Speaker 3: old anti Semitic tropes.
Speaker 1: You may think that I couldn't possibly.
Speaker 8: Comment, did VH?
Speaker 17: How can I help you? Yes, you've come through to
Speaker 17: the Zionus Victim Hotline. Yeah for sure. Okay, So you're
Speaker 17: feeling triggered and threatened right, Well, it is on the rise,
Speaker 17: that's for sure. Can I ask what was the incident?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 8: A watermelon budge?
Speaker 17: These people, these people have their no shame.
Speaker 26: Yeah, no, it's a lot to deal with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can definitely empathize.
Speaker 26: Did you mention October seven?
Speaker 12: You did? That's great, that's good.
Speaker 17: Oh, they spoke about the seventy six years of occupation. Interesting.
Speaker 17: They're really learning about the history that we've been trying
Speaker 17: so hard to cover up all these years, aren't they. Okay,
Speaker 17: So here's what I think you should do.
Speaker 23: I think you should wear as many Star of Davis
Speaker 23: as you can. Yep, the same Star of David that
Speaker 23: we used to Brandish Palestinian prisoners, amongst other things, and
Speaker 23: just call it eddie Semitic.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, no, it works like a charm. Yeah, we've
Speaker 17: been doing it for decades. And just remember that we
Speaker 17: are God shosen people and we have the most moral
Speaker 17: army in the world and nothing is going to stop
Speaker 17: us from getting that beach side apartment in the Mediterranean Sea.
Speaker 12: Am I right?
Speaker 17: You brought your time share already?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 8: Oh fabulous?
Speaker 26: I know, ok't.
Speaker 3: Hilarious or in my opinion, grotesque. We live in an
Speaker 3: age where reason has been replaced by unthinking, blind, unquestioning, stupid,
Speaker 3: vile ideology. As we wake up soon that ideology will
Speaker 3: consume us all in its fire and its fury. First
Speaker 3: they came for the Jews and we said nothing. Well,
Speaker 3: joining us now to discuss what the research says about
Speaker 3: Australia's energy transitions. Gerard Holland, CEO of the Page Research Center. Gerard,
Speaker 3: Welcome to Outsiders. Great to see you now. You're a
Speaker 3: keen advocate on the issue of nuclear energy.
Speaker 1: You've written about it.
Speaker 3: You live out in the bush, you're close.
Speaker 1: To farming communities.
Speaker 3: You know what's actually going on away from the inner
Speaker 3: city elites, tell us in your opinion, just briefly on
Speaker 3: nuclear energy, what's what for you is the main reason
Speaker 3: why Australians need to be having this debate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, it's great to be with you.
Speaker 15: Rowan.
Speaker 27: So at the Page Research Center, we're essentially trying to
Speaker 27: undert take how do we produce energy as cheap, as dense,
Speaker 27: as reliable and secure as possible whilst still maintaining our
Speaker 27: fundamental responsibility to steward the natural environment. And ultimately, no
Speaker 27: matter way which way you cut the research, you keep
Speaker 27: coming back to nuclear as a long term, reliable, resilient
Speaker 27: and secure solution to our energy makeup needs. And you're
Speaker 27: right about the popularity for nuclear in the bush. I've
Speaker 27: just been at Wagga at the National Party Annual Conference
Speaker 27: for the New South Wales NTS, and there's an overwhelming
Speaker 27: support for motions that would release our uranium industries here
Speaker 27: allow the development of nuclear assets. Because regional people see
Speaker 27: the jobs that reliable, continuous, eighty year long assets such
Speaker 27: as nuclear reactors will provide. They're not hoodwinked by the
Speaker 27: fear mongering around the dangers. They're also not hoodwinked by
Speaker 27: the lies that this nuclear will be more expensive than
Speaker 27: the ridiculous renewable build out that we've experienced across the country.
Speaker 27: Sense for regional communities. You put in a nuclear reactor
Speaker 27: over a retired col fire power station, you have the
Speaker 27: existing transmission lines there, you have the community who's ready
Speaker 27: for the employment, an adjacently skilled workforce. It makes sense
Speaker 27: for Australia. It's what the rest of the world is doing.
Speaker 27: And it's about time that we lifted the moratorium. They
Speaker 27: say the best time to planet Tree was a decade
Speaker 27: ago and the second best times today. And every year
Speaker 27: that we wait in delaying the inevitable because ultimately we
Speaker 27: will only reach the kind of energy trajectory that we
Speaker 27: want to with nuclear, is a year that we're basically
Speaker 27: kicking the can down the road and ultimately giving the
Speaker 27: burden to our children. And something I think my generation
Speaker 27: should be deeply concerned about the depth it's accumulating the
Speaker 27: unreliable grid and these white elephant installations that won't be
Speaker 27: fit for purpose, the need to be constantly replaced. It's
Speaker 27: about time that went nuclear.
Speaker 1: As far as I'm concerned, games.
Speaker 9: Well, Gerard, it seems to me there's an awful lot
Speaker 9: of and I hate to use this word because it
Speaker 9: gets abused so much misinformation out there around new energy.
Speaker 9: There was a fascinating piece in the AFI this week
Speaker 9: which talked about the different ways in which CSORO, who
Speaker 9: are scientists and not economists, appear to have gotten it
Speaker 9: wrong on things like the longevity of nuclear power plants,
Speaker 9: the cost of them, and the efficiency at which they operate.
Speaker 9: And there's also was a funny sort of thing where
Speaker 9: engineers Australia, I think one of the big engineering groups
Speaker 9: canceled us taught by an engineer about what nuclear could
Speaker 9: do to help us meet our carbent targants.
Speaker 27: Tell us about all of this well, I think James,
Speaker 27: Essentially we have a case of policy based evidence as
Speaker 27: opposed to evidence based policy. And we have to recognize
Speaker 27: that the CSRO has taken millions and millions and millions
Speaker 27: of taxpayer dollars over the last couple of decades trying
Speaker 27: to develop you know, sol renewable wind and hydrogen assets,
Speaker 27: but none of that funding or development has gone towards
Speaker 27: developing a healthy or robust nuclear industry here. So from
Speaker 27: the get go they were looking for opportunities to reinform
Speaker 27: there are existing scientific research and policy development pipelines. But
Speaker 27: as you've mentioned, this Gen Cost Report and this AFR article,
Speaker 27: which relies heavily on the incredible work done by Aidan
Speaker 27: Morrison at the cis really debunking this report. And I
Speaker 27: think the really crucial thing for your listeners to understand
Speaker 27: is this wasn't an apples to apples comparison, and there
Speaker 27: were multiple emissions in the Gen Cost Report that really
Speaker 27: did reveal that these weren't necessarily economists producing this piece
Speaker 27: of evidence, and that a system is not a market
Speaker 27: and proving that you can produce low cost energy for
Speaker 27: twenty five percent of the time with large scale buildouts
Speaker 27: does not translate into an economically viable product for the
Speaker 27: end consumer, which is small homes, it's businesses, which ultimately
Speaker 27: always on reliable, secure, densely connected power options B nuclear,
Speaker 27: bit coal fire power, with the clean coal technologies and
Speaker 27: scrubbers that we have on these days, it doesn't add up.
Speaker 27: And ultimately, what Aiden's research has found is that the
Speaker 27: Gen Cost Report didn't factor in the extreme build out
Speaker 27: of the transmission lines and network costs that ultimately end
Speaker 27: up on the bill at the end of the day.
Speaker 27: It only looked at a thirty year window of paying
Speaker 27: off the asset, which, as we know, a nuclear asset
Speaker 27: is an eighty year investment into a community that goes
Speaker 27: far beyond that initial thirty years. And we've been thrown
Speaker 27: around that these assets, the renewable assets, are replaced every
Speaker 27: twenty five years, But that's not even factoring in the
Speaker 27: reduced productivity over that time as the battery's wane, or
Speaker 27: the solible take cells begin to decline as well, or
Speaker 27: the winners reader.
Speaker 5: Well, isn't the fundamental problem jared with nuclear that it
Speaker 5: is secure, it is reliable. It's ultimately a cheap form
Speaker 5: of energy, and if you've got it, you've got as
Speaker 5: much energy as you need whenever you need it, So
Speaker 5: you've got no use for renewables. While would you invest
Speaker 5: a cent in renewables if you've got this reliable.
Speaker 12: Base load power.
Speaker 5: We have seen people sink billions into renewables, and they're
Speaker 5: trying to protect that investment. Is the argument economic more
Speaker 5: so than it is ideological.
Speaker 27: Look, I think there's a grain of truth to that.
Speaker 27: And there has been this creeping corporatism that is touching
Speaker 27: on every part of government and every part of decision making.
Speaker 27: I mean, the financial opportunity for a renewal project is
Speaker 27: heavily reliant on the tax payer and subsidies. You have
Speaker 27: a situation where they produce the most electricity when there's
Speaker 27: both the lowest demand and the biggest glut of supply,
Speaker 27: and so you're producing energy when it's very much worthless,
Speaker 27: and then at the times when you do need that demand,
Speaker 27: you're reliant on other sources of energy to come in.
Speaker 27: And this is why consumers are seen their power bills
Speaker 27: go through the roof as spot prices during those peak
Speaker 27: times really goes up. And again it comes back to
Speaker 27: the apples to apples. If you have base load power
Speaker 27: in our country, which is cull fire power, which is
Speaker 27: always on power which you can dial up and down
Speaker 27: when you need it based on when you can predict
Speaker 27: the demand will if you do want to replace that,
Speaker 27: that can only be replaced by alight FORUL like technology,
Speaker 27: and currently that like FORUL like technology is nuclear power.
Speaker 27: And these again you talk about these big buildouts, these
Speaker 27: billion dollar contracts. What these will amount to is white
Speaker 27: elephants that cost huge amounts of the tax pay and
Speaker 27: completely redesigns the grid around a technology that is not reliant,
Speaker 27: is not resilient, and it makes it more difficult down
Speaker 27: the track. Then too install these nuclear installations, because we've
Speaker 27: rebuilt the grid and this is quite a timely issue.
Speaker 27: We don't have ten years to figure this out. We
Speaker 27: either need to replace our coal fire assets now, go
Speaker 27: hard on nuclear now, or we can face a decade
Speaker 27: of expensive power prices and blackouts, and goodness knows, maybe
Speaker 27: even longer than that, depending on how much damage is done.
Speaker 3: Jered Holland, fascinating, Thank you so much, and so beautifully
Speaker 3: and articulately explains great work you're doing their CEO of
Speaker 3: the Page Research Center out in the bush where actually
Speaker 3: we need genuine intellectuals and academic and it's out there
Speaker 3: solving the issues.
Speaker 1: Great work there, Jered.
Speaker 3: Coming up, we've got it's of bit molefty legacy. And
Speaker 3: of course James is Donkey back right now in a tick.
Speaker 9: Welcome back to the program. I'm James Morrow, and you're
Speaker 9: watching Outsiders with myself, Rowan Dean and Rita Panahee. Well,
Speaker 9: if it wasn't obvious already that Joe Biden was having
Speaker 9: difficulties managing the public duties of the Office of the
Speaker 9: President of the United States. Then I think his performance
Speaker 9: at the G seven summit in Italy over the past
Speaker 9: two days should have laid any doubts about this to rest.
Speaker 9: And that's before we get to what Joe Biden has
Speaker 9: been up to back home. Shocking vision has emerged of
Speaker 9: an angry Joe Biden losing as cool and threatening to
Speaker 9: throw a TikTok influencer's phone across the room at the
Speaker 9: White House, which I wanted to share with you in
Speaker 9: a moment. But before we do that, let's go back
Speaker 9: to the G seven now. Of course, the footage that
Speaker 9: emerged early on from the event, including the bizarre spectacle
Speaker 9: of the US President wandering off after a skydiving display
Speaker 9: and having to be wrangled back into line by his
Speaker 9: counterparts other world leaders, was bizarre enough, and this led
Speaker 9: to amazed commentary from around the world, as well as
Speaker 9: this fantastic New York Post front page meander in chief.
Speaker 9: That's him, folks. And then there was this uncomfortable moment
Speaker 9: when the President went in for an intimate forehead to
Speaker 9: farhead moment with the Holy Father Pope Francis. As our
Speaker 9: good friends, the Babylon breed be joked Biden, disappointed after
Speaker 9: a huge scoop of vanilla ice cream turns out to
Speaker 9: be Pope Francis tough luck, sir, better than luck next time.
Speaker 9: But this is though, you know, all joking aside serious stuff,
Speaker 9: or as the President would say, not a joke. Biden,
Speaker 9: apparently for reasons we can only speculate on, also skipped
Speaker 9: out of the official Big G seven dinner with his
Speaker 9: other world leaders as more concerned mounted that his performance
Speaker 9: behind the scenes was even more willful than what he
Speaker 9: was doing in public. The Sons Harry Cole was there
Speaker 9: and he reported that one diplomatic source said Biden was
Speaker 9: quote the worst he's ever been, and said Biden was
Speaker 9: fading in and out and going for being mentally sharp
Speaker 9: to totally out of it. Here's a bit more of
Speaker 9: what Cole, who reported from the summit.
Speaker 1: Had to say.
Speaker 3: Most G seven summits diplomatic sprints, you expect to see
Speaker 3: the President of the United States as other world leaders,
Speaker 3: doing a flurry of meetings.
Speaker 1: Has he been doing the same thing now?
Speaker 22: He ducked out at dinner last night, and frank me, Jack,
Speaker 22: I'm a really much story for the paper tomorrow By
Speaker 22: telling it to never mind the ballots. But my sources,
Speaker 22: diplomatic sources here, people love it's being to say it's
Speaker 22: the worst they've ever seen Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: H And he's been.
Speaker 22: He's in a bad way, and he's losing focus in meetings.
Speaker 22: Sometimes he's very sharp, sometimes he's very much not so.
Speaker 22: Some worrying developments there.
Speaker 9: Pretty damning stuff, frankly, and this whole thing where he's
Speaker 9: hot and cold on and off really does appear to be,
Speaker 9: you know, a genuine thing, as does Biden's rising. And
Speaker 9: let's face it, it was never a great temper. Now overnight,
Speaker 9: new footage has emerged of the President losing it at
Speaker 9: a recent White House event to court support from social
Speaker 9: media influencers. Let's see how that went for him.
Speaker 2: And I know you're a typical press guy.
Speaker 23: You're grabbing me in front of this, honest say, to
Speaker 23: trust you as far as I throw your.
Speaker 2: Phone, I can have a good arm, man, I throw
Speaker 2: it away.
Speaker 9: But my point is this, Yeah, he's got a good
Speaker 9: arm there, man, And he don't trust you until you
Speaker 9: can throw your phone. I don't know, honestly. And he's
Speaker 9: not afraid to use that good arm I suppose, But
Speaker 9: here's the rest of the exchange, which saw AIDS have
Speaker 9: to swoop in and break up the confrontation. I don't
Speaker 9: know before Boden went old corn pop.
Speaker 2: I have made very clear to these railways what they
Speaker 2: have to.
Speaker 1: Do in the new Churney. If they don't, that's what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen.
Speaker 7: I was gonna cut off funds.
Speaker 28: I can't because usually you tell me I have a
Speaker 28: nice suit, and you didn't.
Speaker 24: I guess, I please, thank you.
Speaker 9: I guess the president had to go bag his rage
Speaker 9: blade in a rusty barrel o back. We gotta like
Speaker 9: the chain anyway. Yeah, I think the way that effort
Speaker 9: to court young influencers isn't going too great either in
Speaker 9: a more broad sense, because, according to the Washington Post quote,
Speaker 9: the Gaza war, lack of progress on climate change, and
Speaker 9: a potential TikTok band are spawning anti Biden content even
Speaker 9: among former supporters. But if that performance at the G
Speaker 9: seven is in any indication, bullshet TikTokers are the least
Speaker 9: of Biden's problems. If only he could remember what those
Speaker 9: problems were.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Well, now, thanks James, that was great.
Speaker 3: Two more online censorship. Our next guest Melissa Ferguson, was
Speaker 3: suspended from her role as Latrobe City councilor for failing
Speaker 3: to apologize for sharing what we're deemed anti trans tweets.
Speaker 3: She joins us today as a citizen fighting against this
Speaker 3: type of censorship we have seen sweeping the nation. Great
Speaker 3: to see you and listen now, tell us your story.
Speaker 3: Yet again, this just seems to be happing. We've had
Speaker 3: a guest on earlier on the show. People say something
Speaker 3: on Twitter or on social media.
Speaker 1: It's deemed by whoever.
Speaker 3: As James said, we have an e Safety commissioner wh
Speaker 3: seems to set ourself up as the ultimate arbiter of
Speaker 3: all these things. You were suspended, tell us your story.
Speaker 8: That's correct.
Speaker 29: So, I, as a naturally curious person, was reading lots
Speaker 29: of academic articles on different topics and was tweeting these
Speaker 29: and exploring areas where this social issue is kind of
Speaker 29: affecting people, and it's just something I do in my
Speaker 29: spare time because I'm interested in anything to do with
Speaker 29: sociology and developments, and tweeting away happily on my own account.
Speaker 29: When it became scoured and forty tweets were extracted from
Speaker 29: it and put forward and it's claimed that I'm now
Speaker 29: a transfer, which is utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 8: And it's just outrageous to me that this has even happened.
Speaker 5: And Melissa, this is quite sinister in my mind in
Speaker 5: that it stops women from explaining how.
Speaker 12: They feel about.
Speaker 5: These issues, from expressing their opinions, even on their own
Speaker 5: social media private pages, because there can be some really
Speaker 5: heavy consequences.
Speaker 12: Tell us what happened to.
Speaker 5: You, and also about your treatment from the media, because
Speaker 5: I read an ABC piece about this ordeal and some
Speaker 5: of the reporting in that, to my mind, was fairly questionable.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 29: So, once you're deemed to be a misbehaving counselor, you're
Speaker 29: then sent to an internal arbitration process where there's no
Speaker 29: sense of natural justice or open justice. Really, I don't
Speaker 29: know if people have ever had it before, but I've
Speaker 29: never been able to take in my lawyer to represent
Speaker 29: me at these arbitrations. And then it's all presented and
Speaker 29: then the arbor will hand down your findings, and then
Speaker 29: your fellow counselor's table that in the meeting, and then
Speaker 29: you're given your sanctions. So it was very authoritarian. My
Speaker 29: number one sanction for the last one was reprimand too
Speaker 29: was that I'm to seek some training as well. I
Speaker 29: have to get training as well after these arbitrations. And yeah,
Speaker 29: basically I just am standing strong because I don't believe
Speaker 29: that someone else's opinion and what they think should be
Speaker 29: the outcomes. And to appeal that, of course, it's at
Speaker 29: your own cost to the Supreme Court, which is just
Speaker 29: out of my league.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 9: Game Well, tell us too also, but what's happening in
Speaker 9: Victoria around our councils more broadly from the Labor Party,
Speaker 9: because I'm quite curious about this, that there is some
Speaker 9: new authoritarian move and this seems to be a real
Speaker 9: theme of the pro today about authoritarianism and where this
Speaker 9: country is heating. Tell us about this.
Speaker 29: I've got grave concerns having been through this process. I
Speaker 29: have described it as a Soviet system many times, much
Speaker 29: to the horror of those that work in it. But
Speaker 29: that is the experience I've had. I've been shamed and humiliated.
Speaker 29: It's been put through the press, as reader was just saying,
Speaker 29: with the other people's opinions twisted to be mindsact quote.
Speaker 29: ABC were called out. Yeah, so that was terrible to
Speaker 29: do that to human beings, and we've seen this through
Speaker 29: history in China and the male cultural cultural war. It
Speaker 29: seems like all the same tactics to me, and now
Speaker 29: there appears to be a pattern. And I would love
Speaker 29: to know statistically, and I don't know how that could
Speaker 29: be achieved, but what the political standings are of everybody
Speaker 29: that's been taken to many of these arbitrations. And of
Speaker 29: course I've yeah, I've been suspended for a month, but
Speaker 29: the applicant was pushed for six months, which would have
Speaker 29: left my ward with no counselor to represent them whatsoever,
Speaker 29: and inconveniently then it would have been the election time.
Speaker 5: Well, so you mentioned that if you want to appeal
Speaker 5: what's happened to you, it's at your own expense, and
Speaker 5: it is quite a sizable amount. Does the applicant, does
Speaker 5: the person who bring this against you, do they have
Speaker 5: to fork out any money? Or is that all taxpayer
Speaker 5: funded or ratepayer fund.
Speaker 8: The rate payers money?
Speaker 29: Yeah, that's right, And to total now with the arbitrations
Speaker 29: by the same applicant, it's been fifty thousand dollars of
Speaker 29: our local rate payers money and none of it's true.
Speaker 29: And I've just been glad to be given a platform
Speaker 29: to speak now, because you're silenced when you're going through
Speaker 29: the process. So it's quite yeah, Ima, we should operate
Speaker 29: in Australia.
Speaker 5: You mentioned that part of this process, and I would
Speaker 5: argue that the process is part of the punishment. But
Speaker 5: part of the process is that you've got to submit
Speaker 5: to some training.
Speaker 12: Is that some sort of a.
Speaker 5: Re education programs help convince you that males should be
Speaker 5: in female only spaces and that sort of mindset.
Speaker 29: I don't You don't actually get outlined what it's to
Speaker 29: be exactly either or who's to be facilitating that. So
Speaker 29: it's just a matter of waiting and finding out. I've
Speaker 29: got two lots of training now that I have to attend.
Speaker 29: But I find that rather patronizing. I'm fully aware of
Speaker 29: these issues and these things that have met people from
Speaker 29: all walks of life, but it seems to me that
Speaker 29: it's almost using people's sexualities now as a political tool
Speaker 29: in order to garner power and boost others public profiles.
Speaker 8: And I find that very concerning.
Speaker 29: I don't think that's healthy, and I'm sure there's many
Speaker 29: people out there that are saying, oh, we don't want
Speaker 29: to be part of this, you.
Speaker 3: Know, Melissa, You're very brave and many outside as viewers
Speaker 3: would love to support you and get in touch with you.
Speaker 3: Where can they get in touch with you to show
Speaker 3: their support for you? As you mentioned, this is communist
Speaker 3: totalitarianism creeping or eat right here in Australia. Don't think
Speaker 3: it's not going to affect you or your kids or
Speaker 3: your family. This stuff is coming after us all Melissa,
Speaker 3: Where can people contact you?
Speaker 29: I do have a Facebook page, it's I've changed it
Speaker 29: to Citizen Melissa Ferguson so I can legally upload things
Speaker 29: and speak out. That's why I'm appearing today as a
Speaker 29: citizen on suspension. And I also yeah, well my emails
Speaker 29: are blocked at counsel at the moment, but in a
Speaker 29: month's time I'm emailable.
Speaker 12: What she's undergone.
Speaker 5: The re education has the correct we'll get you back on.
Speaker 1: So we'll get you back on after the re education.
Speaker 5: Let's be woke, you know, just be here waving a
Speaker 5: rainbow flag and.
Speaker 9: Answering any questions.
Speaker 29: Much Melissa, thank it'll be interesting, Thank you, thanks very much.
Speaker 3: On Outsiders coming up Canberra, clown show in a tick.
Speaker 9: Roll up, Roll Up.
Speaker 1: It's the wackiest craziest show in town. It's the Canbra
Speaker 1: Clown Show, where.
Speaker 3: This week audiences were left rolling in the aisles thanks
Speaker 3: to an extraordinarily gifted clownish talent never before featured on
Speaker 3: this show. We are referring, of course, to the one
Speaker 3: and only the Labor Assistant Minister for Indigenous Health, Malanderie McCarthy. Now,
Speaker 3: the student viewers may well remember Malandarie's hilarious audition for
Speaker 3: the Canberra Clown Show only days before last year's voice referendum.
Speaker 30: This is an opportunity, my fellow Australians, just like we
Speaker 30: see the opportunity on.
Speaker 26: Our future.
Speaker 8: Here we see that.
Speaker 30: The totems of the kangaroo and the ama are really important.
Speaker 3: Leaving some viewers puzzled as to whether she meant this
Speaker 3: totemic kangaroo and emu or was it this one, which
Speaker 3: is of course the symbol of the sovereignty of this
Speaker 3: nation under the democratic laws of our Commonwealth. Since that
Speaker 3: a strange verbal display, Malandieri appears to have well and
Speaker 3: truly lost her own voice along with the other voice.
Speaker 3: I'm just joking, of course, that was Marcel Marceau, the
Speaker 3: famous French clown and mime artiste par excellence, but this
Speaker 3: week Maleanderie McCarthy put him to shame with her own
Speaker 3: modern version of the silent mime clown show.
Speaker 31: When will this government hold a royal commissioner to the
Speaker 31: infected blood scandal in Australian Minister.
Speaker 26: Thank you, Jesus. I will take that question on notice.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 31: When will financial assistance be provided to victims still living
Speaker 31: with their contaminated blood caused illnesses?
Speaker 26: I'll take that question on notice.
Speaker 31: When will an apology be made to the victims of
Speaker 31: this scandal?
Speaker 26: Senator, I'll take your question on notice.
Speaker 31: You're aware the Canadian government has recognized that the disaster
Speaker 31: of contaminated blood and compensated victims since nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 26: As Senator, I'm not going to answer that question.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, take it, take it on notice. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to answer the question. Oh that's fine.
Speaker 3: That's what you call your tax dollars. Hard at work
Speaker 3: in the Burley Griffin Big Top. Meanwhile, of course, circus
Speaker 3: fans around the world were a about a gong yes,
Speaker 3: specifically the awarding of a Companion of the Order of
Speaker 3: Australia to Australia's favorite COVID clown, the irrepressible Daniel Andrews.
Speaker 3: For lovers of pure comedy, it didn't get any better.
Speaker 3: Here is the man who'd overseen the hotel quarantine fiasco
Speaker 3: where some guards were allegedly sleeping with hotel guests that
Speaker 3: were supposed to be quarantining, the man who presided over
Speaker 3: the state with the highest COVID death rate in Australia.
Speaker 3: And then, of course, the man who, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: presided over the greatest abuse of individual human rights in
Speaker 3: this nation's history.
Speaker 2: Yeah she's pregnant.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, Australia's greatest COVID clown was awarded our top gong.
Speaker 1: But not everyone was thrilled. I didn't believe it.
Speaker 32: I thought it was a joke. But when I look
Speaker 32: further into it, I have come to the conclusion that
Speaker 32: the Chairperson of the Council of the Order of Australia,
Speaker 32: Shelley Reave, and the Governor General have both failed all
Speaker 32: Australians by now rewarding failure.
Speaker 3: Yes, that was of course, former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett.
Speaker 3: There is now an online petition for the Gong for
Speaker 3: Daniel Andrews gong to be rescinded. You can sign it
Speaker 3: at VIC dot Nationals dot org dot au if you
Speaker 3: feel so inclined, and let's be honest, you won't be alone.
Speaker 3: Other clowns awarded in this King's Birthday clown show were
Speaker 3: the other Covid Tyrant, the bloke from Western Australia, the
Speaker 3: humorless Mark McGowan, along with our old favorite, the diversity
Speaker 3: and equity hardcore lefty and Republican lovey and social justice
Speaker 3: advocate Sam Mouston. In just a couple of weeks time,
Speaker 3: Sam will be our new Governor General, so maybe she
Speaker 3: could hand her own gone back to herself. And speaking
Speaker 3: of staunch Republicans and quotaphillers and the like, everybody's favorite
Speaker 3: scary green clown Adam Bandt popped up this week in
Speaker 3: a high wire circus act in which he threatened legal
Speaker 3: action against Labour's Attorney General Mark Dreyfus for comments mister
Speaker 3: Dreyfus made claiming, according to the ABC, that mister Bant's
Speaker 3: party had quote incited pro Palestinian demonstrators to target electric
Speaker 3: officers end of quote. And speaking of high wire acts
Speaker 3: gone wrong, Bills Shorten, who starred on Canberra Clown showing
Speaker 3: it a couple of weeks ago in our Ndis Special
Speaker 3: decided he'd had enough of billion dollar blowouts and instead
Speaker 3: headed off to Switzerland to solve the Ukrainian War. I
Speaker 3: know it made us laugh too, and indeed Liberal Senator
Speaker 3: Dave Shama labeled it as quite bizarre. And finally we
Speaker 3: had the scary green clown earlier, but not to be outdone,
Speaker 3: up popped the sad old teal clown this week in
Speaker 3: the guise of one Simon Holmes. Accord and according to
Speaker 3: the Financial Review, Engineers Australia, supposedly the nation's peak engineering
Speaker 3: professional body, were hosting a webinar for four hundred people
Speaker 3: entitled quote Avoiding an Energy Blunder down Under, to be
Speaker 3: delivered by engineer and nuclear energy advocate Rob Parker. But
Speaker 3: then up popped Simon Holmes, a court who put out
Speaker 3: this tweet sayingbviously, in Australia you're hosting an anti renewables
Speaker 3: event for NUKE four Climate Now coincidentally or otherwise, Engineers
Speaker 3: Australia appeared to fold faster than a collapsible clown chair
Speaker 3: being sat on by an elephant. Thanks Simon, they tweeted,
Speaker 3: this event has been pulled. This does not meet our
Speaker 3: guidelines and we are investigating how it was scheduled engineers
Speaker 3: who aren't interested in nuclear energy. What a clown show.
Speaker 3: And there's the hypocrisy of the teals for you on
Speaker 3: full display. So terrified of nuclear energy despite the fact
Speaker 3: it has literally zero emissions. And what a sad clown
Speaker 3: homes a court is for seeking to discourage discussion on
Speaker 3: an important political issue.
Speaker 1: What would John Lennon.
Speaker 9: Say, I had to lug a clown this mass guy.
Speaker 3: You're watching Outsiders, and thank you so much for watching
Speaker 3: us every Sunday morning.
Speaker 1: We certainly do appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Will someone who's been on this show many many times,
Speaker 3: in fact, first appeared on this show on Outsiders when
Speaker 3: he was out here in Australia back in twenty seventeen, is,
Speaker 3: of course, Nigel Farage.
Speaker 1: And this week Nigel Farage decided.
Speaker 3: To do what this show has been urging him to do,
Speaker 3: both publicly and personally, to get back in the ring
Speaker 3: and to fight for Britain, and that is exactly what
Speaker 3: he is doing this week. He has stormed ahead in
Speaker 3: the polls. The Reform Party is beating in some polls
Speaker 3: the Conservatives, which has thrown the Conservatives into disarray.
Speaker 1: But he is.
Speaker 3: Let's describe a couple of the reasons why Nigel Farrage
Speaker 3: is being such a huge hit this week on social
Speaker 3: media but also elsewhere in the mainstream media. Here he
Speaker 3: is confronting the Conservatives Penny Mordant about their appalling immigration policies.
Speaker 1: Have a listen.
Speaker 28: You're twenty fifteen manifesto, You're twenty seventeen manifesto said you
Speaker 28: reduced net migration to tens of thousands. Your twenty nineteen
Speaker 28: manifesto said immigration would massively reduce and that net four
Speaker 28: point three million people have come into the country since
Speaker 28: that time. Why on earth should anybody believe the fifth
Speaker 28: manifesto that promises cuts to.
Speaker 29: Net migration because of the record of this Prime minister.
Speaker 7: So we've had.
Speaker 3: He disbursed out, laughing, and so did the audience. I
Speaker 3: mean she said that they had a policy. And that's
Speaker 3: the problem with the Tories. Nobody is listening and they
Speaker 3: have had every chance and they've blown every chance. Frage
Speaker 3: Rita is storming ahead.
Speaker 7: He is, I just wish you would get into these
Speaker 7: races a bit earlier.
Speaker 12: The elections.
Speaker 5: A couple of weeks so he is left is run late,
Speaker 5: but the toy is and this is a lesson to
Speaker 5: conservatives here, whether they're at state or federal level. The
Speaker 5: toy has decided, oh, we can go left because her
Speaker 5: conservative is going to vote for we.
Speaker 12: Can bring in more people.
Speaker 1: Into the cab strategy.
Speaker 5: And it didn't work here, it hasn't worked there. It's
Speaker 5: a disaster. They are going to be decimated, so learn
Speaker 5: from it. Conservatives only prosper when they actually stand for
Speaker 5: something and are conservative in government. And where is the
Speaker 5: patriotism in the UK. That's another thing that's missing from
Speaker 5: the Tories. And Farage was asked, do you consider yourself
Speaker 5: the most patriotic a candidate?
Speaker 12: And he had this answer, do you.
Speaker 16: Think then that you are more patriotic than the other
Speaker 16: party leaders without a doubt?
Speaker 1: What's your evidence for that?
Speaker 25: They d there?
Speaker 1: Does it for me?
Speaker 28: I wouldn't take my puppy off out of embarrassment, because
Speaker 28: that's what Keir Starmer did last year. Please ask him
Speaker 28: when he's here, why, at one point in the morning
Speaker 28: is it wearing a poppy. At another moment, speaking to
Speaker 28: a Muslim community, he takes the poppy off, and.
Speaker 1: That is your evidence? For saying you're more patriot.
Speaker 28: I reckon, that's pretty strong, don't you.
Speaker 5: Now the BBC were appalled by that, but I think
Speaker 5: anyone who was watching that would agree, whatever your politics,
Speaker 5: it's just disgraceful to take your poppy off because what
Speaker 5: does that say about how new migrants are assimilating into the.
Speaker 9: English shape is that they're not. But it also some
Speaker 9: of the other stuff that Carded Frage has said is
Speaker 9: stuff that I think that people in countries like Australia
Speaker 9: could also identify with, just around how politics seems to
Speaker 9: be broken and as a result, the country seems broken.
Speaker 28: How look at this and what I intend to lead
Speaker 28: is a political revolt, Yes, a revolt. Attorney of our
Speaker 28: MACS on the political status quote, it doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Nothing in this country works anymore?
Speaker 9: About that, he goes on and talks about how nothing works.
Speaker 9: Stuff doesn't work, railways don't work, things don't work. The
Speaker 9: reform part reform, I reckon, I reckon, what's going to
Speaker 9: happen here? I think? And you see how the Conservatis
Speaker 9: are getting smashed, reformers now out, pulling them out of
Speaker 9: nowhere in the polls Labor comes in, does one term
Speaker 9: of office, then you get a reform government to come
Speaker 9: in and properly fix Britain. And it's an accelerationist strategy
Speaker 9: that I think is going to work. It we may
Speaker 9: wind up seeing something here to you, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, and that's James.
Speaker 3: That is what Frage is pitching himself very much as
Speaker 3: I will be the opposition leader reta that the Tories
Speaker 3: are incapable of having because Kirs Starmer is a terrifying,
Speaker 3: terrifying he's it the marshmallow man.
Speaker 1: He'll he'll, he.
Speaker 3: He, you know, presents vaguely kind of bland nothingness, but
Speaker 3: behind him is hard hat left wing climb the whole
Speaker 3: Like he.
Speaker 5: Was on the front page of the paper saying I'm
Speaker 5: not woke and yeah I'm now stay race based referendum
Speaker 5: literally the first thing he did.
Speaker 9: So you know, actually this is a really good point too,
Speaker 9: because it's like, really, you know, somebody had a great
Speaker 9: point that they said, every government runs as a conservative,
Speaker 9: whether they're left or right. And you know, every leftist
Speaker 9: government that goes and runs hard left once they win,
Speaker 9: and some of the right wing governments do also run
Speaker 9: hard left. But this is this is exactly what Keir
Speaker 9: Starber is an example. See that with Albernies. We saw
Speaker 9: there was Kevin Rudder.
Speaker 5: Tories won in a landslide because people wanted to see
Speaker 5: Bresit delivered.
Speaker 12: And what did they do in government?
Speaker 5: They embraced hard left green policies. Boris when completely green nuts.
Speaker 5: Everyone blames his new missus for that, but I mean
Speaker 5: the man who was elected prime minister. You can't blame
Speaker 5: his wife for his crazy political decisions that completely destroyed
Speaker 5: his legacy.
Speaker 7: And they're going to help destroy the Tories.
Speaker 5: It wasn't just him, There's been successive prime ministers who
Speaker 5: have betrayed.
Speaker 7: It is a treachery of the toy tradtory.
Speaker 3: What's been fascinating about Farage and Donald Trump, as well
Speaker 3: as the humor they use. Human Defrage is naturally a
Speaker 3: very entertaining person and that comes through in all his
Speaker 3: social media engagements.
Speaker 1: He's got a.
Speaker 3: Great he's got the beer in one hand, the cigarette
Speaker 3: and the other. He's not afraid to be a real person,
Speaker 3: not a political creation.
Speaker 5: It's worth pointing out the UK is about to have
Speaker 5: a labor landslide. It's all about who's going to be
Speaker 5: in opposition as the Liberal Democrats is it reform?
Speaker 12: Is it the Tories?
Speaker 5: But it comes at a time where the rest of
Speaker 5: Europe is going to the right in quite a significant fashion.
Speaker 5: And interestingly, it's young voters who are most turning rights.
Speaker 9: And you know, the estalishment is so terrified of that
Speaker 9: because it's not either a dnage to say, oh, let's
Speaker 9: give people what, let's immigration.
Speaker 3: It's so simple, exactly, and policy is Donald Trump's latest
Speaker 3: t shirt. I'm voting for the felon twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: So there you go, where one of those of you wanted.
Speaker 3: That's it for Outsiders. We will see you next Sunday,
Speaker 3: bright and early at nine am.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for watching Outsiders.