Speaker 1: On scoring US Australia.
Speaker 2: This is the reader Panecky Show.
Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show. Coming
Speaker 3: up tonight, we'll look at an orgy of fire left
Speaker 3: lunacy at the Sydney Writers. First of all, so much
Speaker 3: anti Australia hate and self loathing act into one day.
Speaker 4: The wonderful Alex Stein joins me from the.
Speaker 3: US where he has personally confronted presidential candidate Robert Kennedy.
Speaker 3: We'll look at another woman's sporting event dominated by a
Speaker 3: mediocre male athlete identifying as female, and Kinsey scofill with
Speaker 3: the latest on ICC expert Amar Cloudy and has always
Speaker 3: lefties losing it. Tonight, Democrat Congresswoman Rashida to Lee is starring.
Speaker 5: And interfering in the legal process. Is nothing more nothing
Speaker 5: more than an attempt to prevent the genocidal maniac Natiyah,
Speaker 5: a senior as Raeli officials from being held accountable for
Speaker 5: those crimes against humanity.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Sky News contributor Proue McSwain Prue.
Speaker 3: Let's start with the exclusive from The Australian. They reveal
Speaker 3: how ministerial direction from Andrew Charles the Immigration minister has
Speaker 3: allowed a child rapist to attacked his own stepdaughter to
Speaker 3: remain in Australia.
Speaker 4: His direction, which gave.
Speaker 3: Leniency of foreign born criminals with ties to Australia, has
Speaker 3: also allowed at least two migrants to stay after they
Speaker 3: claim they were Aboriginal or were accepted as Aboriginal by
Speaker 3: association to their.
Speaker 4: Partners or children.
Speaker 3: This minister doesn't seem to be doing much right prou
Speaker 3: thus so many missteps, and yet his position appears to
Speaker 3: be safe at this point.
Speaker 1: It's astounding, isn't it. He can run, but he can't hide.
Speaker 1: He either hides away in his office or lies to us.
Speaker 1: But you know clearly the man is in the protection industry,
Speaker 1: because clearly Albanesi has decided that he doesn't want the
Speaker 1: embarrassment of having to get rid of him, and also O'Neil,
Speaker 1: the Home Affairs Minister.
Speaker 4: But it cannot go on.
Speaker 1: This guy is directly culpable for this directive that is
Speaker 1: allowing murderer's rapists, pedophiles, you name it, predators on our streets.
Speaker 1: And now we have this shocking example of the repercussions
Speaker 1: of his bleeding heart politics. And he's had formed before
Speaker 1: We know that he looks mild mannered, but in fact
Speaker 1: he's one of the most dangerous ministers I believe in
Speaker 1: the Albanese government. And that's saying something because there's so
Speaker 1: many that are dangerous.
Speaker 3: And the Prime Minister knew precisely what he was getting
Speaker 3: when he appointed him to this position. Andrew Giles himself
Speaker 3: has spoken about entering politics after acting for the Tampa refugees.
Speaker 3: That was where his interest in politics and activism started.
Speaker 4: And here we are now.
Speaker 3: Pro Palestinian protesters from the University of Sydney have zoom
Speaker 3: bombed an online event that was held by the Australian
Speaker 3: Jewish Association. They call the host Zionist grubs. They harassed
Speaker 3: one of the attendees, John Anderson, the former Deputy Prime Minister,
Speaker 3: and they also called him prove a professional racist and
Speaker 3: hurled all sorts of other slurs.
Speaker 4: Just appalling behavior.
Speaker 3: And let's have a look also at what's happening at ANU.
Speaker 4: Let's see the protests there.
Speaker 3: Jame, shame, shame, shame.
Speaker 4: This behavior PREU is just shocking.
Speaker 3: The abuse held at people who are trying to hold
Speaker 3: a meeting, who are trying to hold a conference, and
Speaker 3: these encampments we're seeing on university campuses. It's all well
Speaker 3: and good to protest, and the right to protest is
Speaker 3: absolutely sacrisanct, but you don't have a right to take
Speaker 3: over a campus and have an encampment like that.
Speaker 1: Well, this is the irony of it all that you know,
Speaker 1: democracy which allows them this so called free speech, But
Speaker 1: when you think about it, freedom of assembly is also
Speaker 1: part of democracy, and these people are not allowing that
Speaker 1: to happen. It's like resiverse racism. These Islamic activists are
Speaker 1: conducting that they have the voice. They believe their voice
Speaker 1: is the one that needs to be listened to, and
Speaker 1: they'd clearly wanting to shout out and shout down anybody
Speaker 1: who may have a counter voice. They've been empowered by
Speaker 1: these institutions, these weak elitist academics running the universities, and
Speaker 1: what they've done is really, I believe, created so much
Speaker 1: angst and despair. They've done more to promote anti semitism
Speaker 1: in this country and more to damage multiculturalism in this country,
Speaker 1: because now, I mean, we've always just got along and
Speaker 1: tolerated and respected and applauded our differences, but now it's
Speaker 1: having such real I believe damage on social cohesion. So
Speaker 1: many of us who used to really celebrate the multiculturalism
Speaker 1: that was Australia is now really resenting it and queering
Speaker 1: it because we have these loud groups who are really
Speaker 1: imposing on democracy and our freedom to express ourselves and
Speaker 1: creating fear and of course building anti Semitism like we've
Speaker 1: never ever imagined it could be.
Speaker 3: And as we saw from those pictures, particularly university campuses,
Speaker 3: a lot of these protesters don't have any ties prough
Speaker 3: to the Middle East. They are just born and bred
Speaker 3: Australian kids who seem to hate the West, hate Australia,
Speaker 3: hate Israel, and they will jump on any cause that
Speaker 3: pushes that agenda, whether it's BLM, whether it's climate change protests,
Speaker 3: whether it's now this pro Palestinian cause, anti Israeli cause.
Speaker 3: And I would encourage everybody, particularly in Sydney, if you
Speaker 3: haven't already, read this fantastic piece by Sydney barrister Gray
Speaker 3: Connolly in Today's Daily Telegraph on the appalling state of
Speaker 3: our universities, the campuses where harassment and intimidation of Jewish
Speaker 3: students and staff has become commonplace. He writes, if ever
Speaker 3: a myth was exploded by recent events. It is that
Speaker 3: education is a shield against prejudice. Strong leadership and good
Speaker 3: moral examples are not just shields, but swords against such monsters.
Speaker 3: But education in itself, absent a moral core, is but
Speaker 3: a sterile form of indoctrination. Well written there, pro and
Speaker 3: he has also caught out the police force who seem
Speaker 3: so terrified of escalating these situations.
Speaker 4: We've seen them again and again declining.
Speaker 3: To enforce the law because they seem to be worried
Speaker 3: about the protests becoming even more violent.
Speaker 1: Well, I think also read it. That's because it's probably
Speaker 1: been a political directive. You know, we now have politicians
Speaker 1: really imposing. We've seen it so much chin Victoria, and
Speaker 1: it's now happening in New South Wales where politicians have
Speaker 1: clearly given a directive go easy. You know, we don't
Speaker 1: want to be promoting or be seen to promoting isla Islamophobia.
Speaker 1: But what they're doing is promoting UnAustralian behavior and creating
Speaker 1: this shocking division that Connolly has pointed out in his
Speaker 1: article where he's saluted there's so many Jews who have
Speaker 1: done so much for this country and should be celebrated
Speaker 1: and saluted and thanked.
Speaker 4: Prue.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to get your thoughts on this next story.
Speaker 3: The ABC's chief political correspondent, Laura Tingle, she went on
Speaker 3: a mad anti Australia anti Peter Dutton ranted the Sydney
Speaker 3: Writeris Festival yesterday, accusing the Opposition leader of encouraging abuse
Speaker 3: towards migrants. And she also said this about Australia. She said,
Speaker 3: we are a racist country. Let's face it, we always
Speaker 3: have been and it's very depressing, oh dear. And she
Speaker 3: claimed that Peter Dartton has given people license to be
Speaker 3: racist against immigrants, saying she had this sudden flash of
Speaker 3: people turning up to try and rent a property or
Speaker 3: at an auction and they look a bit different whatever
Speaker 3: you define different as, and that basically he has given
Speaker 3: them license to be abused and in any circumstance where
Speaker 3: people feel like they're missing out, Laura, dear god.
Speaker 4: She was on this panel with.
Speaker 3: A Guardian Australia's political reporter Amy Remikus, who I think
Speaker 3: she thinks herself of some sort of a nostrodamist proof
Speaker 3: because she said this.
Speaker 4: She said, there's going.
Speaker 3: To be another huge natural disaster in the next year
Speaker 3: or so. Everything is pointing towards it. We are going
Speaker 3: to get them more and more frequently. Ah well, there
Speaker 3: you go. So I've got to thank Sophie Ellsworth for
Speaker 3: the excellent reporting of this writers festival. It was called
Speaker 3: Barry Cassidy and Friends. The paddle included Laura Tingles, Sydney
Speaker 3: Morning Herald columnist Nicky Sava, The Guardians, Amy Ramikeez and
Speaker 3: the ABC's Bridget Brennan.
Speaker 4: What a lineup?
Speaker 3: Pro Would you pay good money to go and listen
Speaker 3: to those people opine about the country.
Speaker 1: I'd pay good money to shut them up. I tell you,
Speaker 1: if you actually were a viewer of the ABC or
Speaker 1: a listener of ABC Radio, it's almost like an exercise
Speaker 1: in self flagellation. You know, why would you do it
Speaker 1: to yourself?
Speaker 4: Because you know what.
Speaker 1: The whole same old story is that mantra that is
Speaker 1: really so boring. And you have this situation where Tingles
Speaker 1: flashes gosh, maybe she should go and see a doctor
Speaker 1: or something. You know, she's clearly got something wrong with
Speaker 1: her because her flashes are so sad and pathetic when
Speaker 1: she thinks that, you know, Australia is a racist country.
Speaker 1: We have had so much tolerance and I believe been
Speaker 1: one of the most successful countries in the world when
Speaker 1: it comes to multiculturalism.
Speaker 4: But it's these lefty elites.
Speaker 1: Like Tingle and her flashes that have created is shocking,
Speaker 1: you know, abyss now that we are really all questioning multiculturalism.
Speaker 1: We are sick of people using the racism word to
Speaker 1: shut people up.
Speaker 4: You know, I've been called racists.
Speaker 1: You know, I just think I'm not going to shut
Speaker 1: up because you happen to want to use this word
Speaker 1: to as a battering ram for people's ability to discern
Speaker 1: what they believe in. And I just feel very sad,
Speaker 1: and I feel very really annoyed that Barry Cassidy has
Speaker 1: such a pathetic group of friends.
Speaker 4: Anybody who went.
Speaker 1: Along there would know what they were going to get,
Speaker 1: and clearly, you know, quite self satisfied by the fact
Speaker 1: that they were going to be bored witless by this
Speaker 1: bunch of very angry sheelers. I tell you, they all
Speaker 1: need to go and take a vexan to lie down.
Speaker 3: I don't think barries much better. I don't think he
Speaker 3: identifies as a sheler, but I take your point just
Speaker 3: really intellectually vacuous self loathing and their definition of racism.
Speaker 3: I mean they have stripped the word of all meaning
Speaker 3: and that doesn't mean anything. And I think that's actually
Speaker 3: a bad thing, because I think that is something that
Speaker 3: should mean something. When you call someone racist, is you
Speaker 3: carry some weight. It's a terrible thing. But now it's
Speaker 3: been stripped of all meaning, and things that are actually
Speaker 3: anti racist are called racist. So when you have a
Speaker 3: country that votes against a race based referendum, votes against
Speaker 3: enshrining racial privilege into our constitution, that's called races as
Speaker 3: opposed to what it was, which was the majority realizing
Speaker 3: they don't want racial division in this country. Prim McSween,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. Joining
Speaker 3: me now is research fellow with the Women's Forum Australia,
Speaker 3: Stephanie Bastian. Stephanie in a moment, I'm going to discuss
Speaker 3: a detransitioner who wants to change Victoria's radical anti conversion laws,
Speaker 3: and there are laws that have been replicated now across
Speaker 3: the country. But first I want to get your reaction
Speaker 3: to this runway look from the latest episode of RuPaul's
Speaker 3: Drag Race All Stars. This is a transgender contestant, a
Speaker 3: biological female who now identifies as a man.
Speaker 4: Pretending to be a woman for this drag performance.
Speaker 6: This look is something I have been wanting to do
Speaker 6: for a soul long because tops.
Speaker 4: Degree absolutely changed my life. So I molded my arm.
Speaker 4: They're rubbing around.
Speaker 5: Me with scalpels.
Speaker 6: I have Srasky crystal blood, I have a ponytail, and
Speaker 6: I have two Sarsky crystal in a bag.
Speaker 3: It is The judges describe the look as fierce and gorgeous,
Speaker 3: But isn't this just normalizing the worst excesses of the
Speaker 3: trans movement, glorifying what they call top surgery, which is
Speaker 3: a double missectomy, the removal of healthy breasts.
Speaker 7: Absolutely rita.
Speaker 8: This video is probably one of the most disturbing things
Speaker 8: I have ever seen. This woman clearly has trauma. I
Speaker 8: think the media company that has glamorized herself harm needs
Speaker 8: to be held accountable. They need to be rapped across
Speaker 8: the cold because this is just so damaging and utterly inappropriate.
Speaker 8: There are just no words for how sick this is.
Speaker 8: How have we got here as a culture reader?
Speaker 3: Well, it's one thing if an adult wants to do
Speaker 3: that and they feel happy. Post surgery than they did before, well,
Speaker 3: good and well. But to be glorifying it, to be
Speaker 3: promoting it as something that is now we know, happening
Speaker 3: to young people. I've interviewed detransitioners on this program who
Speaker 3: had double missectomies at fifteen, at sixteen, and with terrible regrets.
Speaker 4: Now it's not a.
Speaker 3: Surgery you can reverse obviously, So glorifying it, I think,
Speaker 3: is really such a dangerous thing to be doing.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Last time we spoke, we discussed this transgender athlete, a
Speaker 3: man identifying as a woman, who beat the female competitors
Speaker 3: in the Oregon state championships.
Speaker 4: That was a four hundred meter race.
Speaker 3: Now we're having yet another example of that same unfair
Speaker 3: advantage for biological men in action.
Speaker 4: Look, it wasn't close.
Speaker 3: That was Ella, the new Washington State High School four
Speaker 3: hundred meter champion.
Speaker 4: In the women's division.
Speaker 3: Another massive slap in the face for the real women there, Stephanie,
Speaker 3: who have trained and sacrificed for years to compete at
Speaker 3: that level and now they're replaced.
Speaker 4: You think about scholarships.
Speaker 3: You think about all the opportunities that come from elite sport,
Speaker 3: and they're being stripped away from girls.
Speaker 8: Absolutely but are we surprised that it's not close? Look
Speaker 8: at his for sea compared to his female competitors. He's
Speaker 8: got bigger muscles, longer legs, he has got much better
Speaker 8: lung capacity. But once again, I'm so pleased to hear
Speaker 8: that the crowd is not sitting there awkwardly accepting it.
Speaker 8: They're pushing back and they're saying no. And I think
Speaker 8: athletes like Riley Gain have really contributed by being a
Speaker 8: voice against this in order to help people speak up.
Speaker 8: More So, I hope that this is replicated in Australia too,
Speaker 8: because we know that the same unfair disadvantages are happening
Speaker 8: to women, particularly in localized sport.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: An Australian D transitioner, Mel Jeffries, has called for a
Speaker 3: review similar to the cast review that we saw in
Speaker 3: the UK, to be.
Speaker 4: Held right here in Australia.
Speaker 3: She writes, as a woman who began iding as transgender
Speaker 3: at age sixteen and since d transitioned after over a decade,
Speaker 3: the current conversion therapy laws have hindered my ability to process.
Speaker 4: And recover from my transition.
Speaker 3: She has also started a petition to halt gender affirmation
Speaker 3: practices in Victorias even of her to speak out like
Speaker 3: this publicly, Stephanie, there's such a backlash that de transitioners
Speaker 3: can receive from transactivists. How many others are too intimidated
Speaker 3: to speak out?
Speaker 8: I think there's quite a lot, and their parents as well.
Speaker 8: I really admire Meld because I think she's very brave.
Speaker 8: She's used a bad situation and she is, instead of
Speaker 8: being a victim, pushing back and ensuring that others don't
Speaker 8: make the same mistake. So I hope everyone gets on
Speaker 8: board and supports her petition. We need this inquiry and
Speaker 8: it is the voices of d transitioners that can make
Speaker 8: it happen.
Speaker 4: Stephanie Bastian, thank you for your time.
Speaker 3: Tonight still to come a massive addition of lefty's losing it,
Speaker 3: and then I'll be joined by the wonderful Alex Stein.
Speaker 4: Who's been making a nuisance of himself again. Welcome back.
Speaker 4: Now it's time for lefties losing it. Here is a.
Speaker 3: Young lady seeking validation, but not as a woman or
Speaker 3: a man.
Speaker 4: She prefers to be called it.
Speaker 9: I think that I would like validation for my gender
Speaker 9: identity for some pictures of me.
Speaker 10: My pronouns are it and they I enjoy looking like
Speaker 10: a clown.
Speaker 7: I kind of view myself as a doll.
Speaker 5: I don't abide by gender.
Speaker 11: I'm still different.
Speaker 3: Now to Washington where they are celebrating segregation in the
Speaker 3: name of diversity.
Speaker 4: Yes, a health clinic.
Speaker 3: Only for black and brown people, and watch as the
Speaker 3: NBC hosts and journalists appoord this segregation.
Speaker 11: Our center is one hundred percent black and brown persons.
Speaker 11: To meet with someone in person that looks like you,
Speaker 11: clients often feel that they are heard automatically.
Speaker 6: There's real need in the community for this restoration center
Speaker 6: actively works to help the industry become more diverse. They
Speaker 6: train professionals so that they can keep these folks in
Speaker 6: the community, working in the community to serve that need.
Speaker 4: Back over to you, I think that's a great resource.
Speaker 12: To add that component to other mental health services.
Speaker 3: That's great. I wonder if white folk or I don't know,
Speaker 3: heterosexual folk, who wanted to open a clinic that excluded
Speaker 3: everybody else, whether that would be accepted and indeed applauded.
Speaker 4: You know the answer to that.
Speaker 3: The same backward arguments we heard there about feeling more
Speaker 3: comfortable among your own applies to white folk as well.
Speaker 3: But we don't allow that for a good reason. Now
Speaker 3: to Congresswoman Rashida Taleb, a Democrat obviously a member of
Speaker 3: squad here, she is over the weekends speaking in Detroit
Speaker 3: at the People's Conference for Palestine, which also hosted at
Speaker 3: least one member of a designated terrorist organization, and it
Speaker 3: was also funded by the Chinese Communist Party or an
Speaker 3: asset from the Chinese Communist Party. Let's listen to this
Speaker 3: lefty losing it.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the most beautiful, blackest city in the country,
Speaker 5: the city of Detroit. We're both movements on environmental justice,
Speaker 5: on women's rights, and so much more so. Welcome gain
Speaker 5: strength from this amazing, beautiful black city.
Speaker 3: This is talking about women's rights and racial justice. And
Speaker 3: then she goes straight into sipping for an unapologetically misogynist
Speaker 3: and often racist culture while calling the only real democracy
Speaker 3: in the Middle East a genocidal apartheid state.
Speaker 5: Our country and I see our country because it is
Speaker 5: our country. Sends billions of dollars to maintain an apart
Speaker 5: typ government and support the ongoing ethnic cleansing of Palestinians
Speaker 5: and interfering in the legal process is nothing more, nothing
Speaker 5: more than an attempt to prevent the genocidal maniac netting
Speaker 5: Yaho and his senior as Raeli officials from being held
Speaker 5: accountable for those crimes against humanity.
Speaker 4: Well done, democrats, She's one of yours. You know.
Speaker 3: There is an arrogance, nastiness, and sense of entitlement from
Speaker 3: some lefty activists, and that includes transactivists who demand that
Speaker 3: we share their delusions, and one of their favorite targets
Speaker 3: is recording and shaming minimum wage hospitality workers. We've played
Speaker 3: dozens of such clips. Here is one that has gone
Speaker 3: viral again. It's from a fast food outlet, Popeyes in America,
Speaker 3: where young Alex was the abuse for allegedly saying, sir, it's.
Speaker 9: Like every single day, you guys, and this is why
Speaker 9: it's about all the time.
Speaker 1: What's what's his name?
Speaker 9: What's your name?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Your name is Alex, and I'm gonna be talking to
Speaker 7: your manager.
Speaker 9: This guy called me sir?
Speaker 13: How you gonna sounds every everywhere I go?
Speaker 5: I got called sir. No, stop trying to gast like
Speaker 5: trans people and tell us.
Speaker 9: That we're crazy.
Speaker 7: Wait, what did you call me a sir again?
Speaker 3: What was that you said?
Speaker 9: Ad night, sir?
Speaker 5: This is transphobic harassment. You're a bigger all right, Alex.
Speaker 3: There you go, classic cry bully behavior. That dude is
Speaker 3: being aggressive, abusive and still playing the victim, and it
Speaker 3: ain't over yet. Now he equates the word sir to
Speaker 3: the N word.
Speaker 4: It's a slur.
Speaker 5: I do not understand. That's like if you call the
Speaker 5: person I call her the N word, don't I do
Speaker 5: dead on the way out.
Speaker 7: I don't care.
Speaker 5: I have the right to be pissed about it.
Speaker 10: You did? Did you lie?
Speaker 2: Since people need to be.
Speaker 5: All accountable for how they treat trans people and I'm
Speaker 5: not going to put.
Speaker 7: Up with anymore.
Speaker 5: You're don't call me grow stops pieces?
Speaker 4: Did he actually say, don't call me bro?
Speaker 3: Stop throwing slurs at me, you piece of s h
Speaker 3: I t Can you imagine behaving so one huge and
Speaker 3: so abusive while also pretending to be the downtrodden victim.
Speaker 4: And a reminder, we're only seeing.
Speaker 3: This video because that activist posted it online himself. He
Speaker 3: posted it some time ago, but it's gone viral again.
Speaker 3: Bad move, son, No dow you grow you.
Speaker 5: Don't call me sir?
Speaker 4: This is this is transphobia.
Speaker 3: In the end, a real woman had to step in
Speaker 3: and show the dude out, poor Alex. But if you're
Speaker 3: wondering who the activist was because we didn't see much
Speaker 3: of him on that v well here he is with
Speaker 3: this mad rant about the incident five by.
Speaker 5: Sick and needs to know that is not okay.
Speaker 7: There are employees to be like callie trans.
Speaker 13: Women, sir, because they're always so spineless and easily.
Speaker 7: But the world no at least that if you do this,
Speaker 7: if you go.
Speaker 5: And you brought a cost chance people in public, we
Speaker 5: can hold you accountable. We can just make a got
Speaker 5: to say that Summers.
Speaker 3: Well, gosh, that whole ordeal reminds me of this classic
Speaker 3: it's man moment.
Speaker 14: Excuse me, it's ma'am.
Speaker 3: It is man. If you'd like to you need to
Speaker 3: settle down.
Speaker 1: You need to settle down to mind your business.
Speaker 9: Man once again, man, I said both of you.
Speaker 3: No, you said sir, once again, it's ma'am.
Speaker 9: I actually said both of you guys those general.
Speaker 5: Right beforehand he said, sir, Sir, I guess mother, take
Speaker 5: it outside.
Speaker 4: You want to call me, sir, I will show you, sir.
Speaker 9: I follow your mother.
Speaker 4: Now tell me what's more lady like than that.
Speaker 3: Let's do more lefties With my next guess, have a
Speaker 3: look at this activist judge, a mad ideologue who thinks
Speaker 3: gender is assigned at birth.
Speaker 4: Here is Judge Sarah.
Speaker 3: Netbourne of New York, who is a Biden judicial nominee.
Speaker 4: Naturally, and she had a rough day.
Speaker 3: Being questioned by the likes of Senator John Kennedy and
Speaker 3: Senator Ted Cruz in your court?
Speaker 2: What matters more the rights of individuals or your political ideology?
Speaker 7: I apply the law to the facts.
Speaker 2: I asked a question, which matters more?
Speaker 7: My political ideology doesn't matter at all?
Speaker 12: Okay?
Speaker 2: So I don't believe you, and I think this case
Speaker 2: demonstrates that you are willing to subjugate the rights of
Speaker 2: individuals to satisfy your political ideology. Case involves a male
Speaker 2: defendant who raped a nine year old boy. Was he
Speaker 2: guilty of that?
Speaker 7: Yes, the petitioner pled guilty to that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So he raped a nine year old boy. He
Speaker 2: also raped a seventeen year old girl. Was he guilty
Speaker 2: of that?
Speaker 7: He pled guilty. The petitioner pled guilty of that crime
Speaker 7: as well. So was he guilty? I hope so? Because
Speaker 7: she pled guilty to it.
Speaker 3: You may have noticed how careful she was in referring
Speaker 3: to this criminal, this serial rapist and pedophile. Judging atte
Speaker 3: Bourne even referred to him as she. Yep, I think
Speaker 3: you know what happened there. Here is Senator Ted Cruz
Speaker 3: from the Great State of Texas laying out precisely why
Speaker 3: this lefty is not fit to be a judge.
Speaker 2: One year after being released again, he was convicted of
Speaker 2: having child pornography. Is that correct?
Speaker 7: I'm unclear on exactly the timeframe that you're apt, but
Speaker 7: the petitioner was convicted of distributing child pornography.
Speaker 2: Child pornography that was images of adults violently.
Speaker 7: Raping children, abhorrent conduct, okay, for which there are real victims.
Speaker 2: And this individual six foot two, biologically a man. A
Speaker 2: minute ago you said that when this man decided that
Speaker 2: he was a she, you said this individual was quote
Speaker 2: I wrote it down sober and entirely a female. That
Speaker 2: phrase struck me as remarkable. Did this individual have male genitalia?
Speaker 7: I think what I said, or at least.
Speaker 2: That is a verbatim quote entirely a female.
Speaker 7: Sorry, what I meant to say was hormonally a female.
Speaker 2: Okay, but that's not entirely. Did this individual have male genitalia. Yes,
Speaker 2: So you took a six foot two serial rapist, serial
Speaker 2: child rapist with male genitalia, and he said, you know,
Speaker 2: I'd like to be in a women's prison, and your
Speaker 2: answer was that sounds great to me. Let me ask
Speaker 2: you something. The other women in that prison do they
Speaker 2: have any rights? The Bureau of Prison argued what I'm
Speaker 2: saying right now, that if you put this person in
Speaker 2: a female prison, there will be a risk of sexual
Speaker 2: assault to the women. And you know what you did.
Speaker 2: You said you didn't care about the women. It is
Speaker 2: clear on your record your political ideology matters a heck
Speaker 2: of a lot more than the rights of those women
Speaker 2: that you endangered. I think you're a radical, and I
Speaker 2: think you have no business being a judge.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is another great tisan the host of
Speaker 3: Prime Time with Alex Stein, the man himself, Alex. How
Speaker 3: many of these activists, these ideologues, as Biden managed to
Speaker 3: appoint to the judiciary that one he was trying to
Speaker 3: promote to the US District court.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know that's actually there's another instance too, in
Speaker 9: a jail New Jersey where an inmate got a male
Speaker 9: transgender biological male and the female prison got two female
Speaker 9: inmates pregnant. So this is not just a one off deal.
Speaker 9: This is some sort of weird agenda not only by
Speaker 9: the Biden administration, but by the LGBTQ administration by George
Speaker 9: Soros by putting in liberal das and putting in liberal judges. So,
Speaker 9: I mean, this is pretty disgusting. You were talking about
Speaker 9: how these trans people are taking over women's sports, Now
Speaker 9: they're taking over women's prisons.
Speaker 3: Well, and it's just so unfair on the women who
Speaker 3: are there because many of them have a history of
Speaker 3: being victims of sexual assault, their vulnerable population, and to
Speaker 3: be putting a predator amongst them crazy. But you know what,
Speaker 3: We've got it happening right here in Melbourne is our
Speaker 3: biggest female prison has a sexual predator with male genitalia
Speaker 3: identifying as female there.
Speaker 4: So it's not just the US. Now, I've got to ask.
Speaker 3: You about confronting independent US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 3: You're seeking answers to questions from him from a range
Speaker 3: of topics, abortion to climate change to the CIA killing
Speaker 3: his dad.
Speaker 4: Abortion.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, every abortion is a tragedy and we
Speaker 13: need to we need to have we need to have choice.
Speaker 7: Well, we need to have more life.
Speaker 9: But I think you know the CIA killed your dad,
Speaker 9: the CIA Kildkay, why don't you talk about that more?
Speaker 3: Bobby?
Speaker 9: Are you afraid? Bobby Well didn't speak to me.
Speaker 3: Wow, that didn't go as well as I was hoping
Speaker 3: for you, Alex, do you have any more clarity on
Speaker 3: the guy because he seems to be all over the
Speaker 3: place with his policy positions. One day he seems to
Speaker 3: be very anti woke, and the next he seems to
Speaker 3: be advocating for abortion right up to birth, the trimester abortion.
Speaker 9: Well, there's some very important issues that I don't agree
Speaker 9: with them. One, like you said, the fact that you know,
Speaker 9: he says that he's anti vaccine, yet he had a
Speaker 9: private party at his house where he made every guest
Speaker 9: be vavaccinated. And then on top of that, you know,
Speaker 9: when you look at you know, Robert F. Kennedy is
Speaker 9: that he doesn't mind war. We got to stop all
Speaker 9: these wars in the Ukraine and Israel and Palestine. So
Speaker 9: you know, ideologically we don't align on a lot of stuff.
Speaker 9: And I think that his campaign would be going a
Speaker 9: lot better if he would talk about trying to reveal
Speaker 9: the deep state or expose the people that are actually
Speaker 9: running the country because he knows that his uncle was
Speaker 9: shot by the CIA. I mean, you know a lot
Speaker 9: of people are gonna say that's a crazy conspiracy. But
Speaker 9: he goes around and he talks about this and says
Speaker 9: that himself.
Speaker 3: Well, he seems to be I'm on the fence about
Speaker 3: him because I just don't know where he stands on
Speaker 3: a range of his shoes.
Speaker 4: His position seems to shift.
Speaker 3: And here he is being asked about the excesses of
Speaker 3: the transgender movement, and again his answer here is been worrying.
Speaker 3: He seems to be in favor of children even receiving
Speaker 3: transgender surgeries as long as their parents consent to it.
Speaker 13: My position is that people should not be able to
Speaker 13: have access to those procedures. The miner shouldn't without parental permission.
Speaker 13: And you know, I don't I don't know enough about it,
Speaker 13: Padrick to say that it should be completely illegal for
Speaker 13: eighteen No, no, but yeah, I just don't know enough.
Speaker 4: What do you make of that, Alex.
Speaker 3: He is a man who's been surrounded by very much liberal,
Speaker 3: left leaning folk. His whole life shouldn't be surprising that
Speaker 3: a lot of his politics leans that way.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but to let these kids get gendery assignment surgery.
Speaker 9: You know, under eighteen, these kids aren't allowed to go
Speaker 9: drink alcohol, They're not allowed to smoke a cigarette. You
Speaker 9: have to be eighteen to get a tattoo. So a
Speaker 9: lot of legal requirements to do stuff here in America.
Speaker 9: But unfortunately, guys like you know, Bobby Kennedy wants to
Speaker 9: let kids chop off their genitals as long as her
Speaker 9: parents sign off, which is disgusting because these hormones, even
Speaker 9: if you don't get the surgery, these hormones have permanent
Speaker 9: damage to these kids reproductive systems and their maturation into
Speaker 9: young adulthood. So it's something that really shouldn't be something
Speaker 9: that he has no knowledge about. I think he should
Speaker 9: have like a hard fast answer, and he doesn't because
Speaker 9: he wants to appease probably a lot of his liberal donors.
Speaker 3: Now, New York Democrat congresswoman, your personal favorite, Alexandria Orcasio
Speaker 3: Cortes has let her Trump derangement syndrome override her already
Speaker 3: loose group on economics. Listen to her here, claimed that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is going to increase gas.
Speaker 12: Prices, the policies that are favorable to raising gas prices
Speaker 12: and making sure that that'll out of these companies continue
Speaker 12: to price gouge without proper oversighter regulation, and so the
Speaker 12: idea that he'd be bringing those down when he's cashing
Speaker 12: in from the same folks that are bringing those prices up,
Speaker 12: I think it's a little bit suspect.
Speaker 3: Now, Alex, your love and devotion to AOC has seen
Speaker 3: you release a song called big Booty Latina's dedicated to AOC.
Speaker 4: Let's have a look.
Speaker 9: Your body could not the ice cuts and your brain
Speaker 9: book costs up.
Speaker 5: Had nothing to say, you want to say, job, but
Speaker 5: he was.
Speaker 4: By that day again, Alex.
Speaker 3: Really, how can I know that you cannot be You
Speaker 3: cannot be going up to AOC and commenting on her
Speaker 3: big booty.
Speaker 4: That's just not a gentlemanly thing to be doing.
Speaker 9: Well, To be fair, then you spend a little time
Speaker 9: in Texas. That is one of the highest honors that
Speaker 9: you can give a woman here in Texas by calling
Speaker 9: her a big woody latina. That's something that women are
Speaker 9: going to getting BBL injections.
Speaker 10: Rita.
Speaker 14: There is a whole culture here in America that once
Speaker 14: a big area.
Speaker 9: So yeah, you know, it was a little out of line.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to sit here in line, but at.
Speaker 14: The end of the day, it was still a compliment, even.
Speaker 9: If it wasn't super appropriate considering she's a congresswoman.
Speaker 14: But real quick, Greena, we got a mark AOC. She
Speaker 14: marks us every day, so you know, when it comes
Speaker 14: to a politician, I wouldn't say that to a nice
Speaker 14: young lady on the street. When it comes to AOC,
Speaker 14: I'm sorry, but you're a target for the mockery since
Speaker 14: you'd like to mock us so much.
Speaker 3: The song does have quite a good tune to it.
Speaker 3: I hate to admit that, but it actually you do
Speaker 3: find yourself humming along to it now.
Speaker 4: Another squad member Rashida Talib.
Speaker 3: She was a speaker at the People's Conference for Palestine
Speaker 3: over the weekend, not only honorary terrorists, but also hosted
Speaker 3: a terrorist speaker, Dakka, the wife of the Popular Front
Speaker 3: for the Liberation of Palestine terrorist Walid Dakka, who was
Speaker 3: imprisoned for the abduction, torture and murder of an Israeli soldier.
Speaker 3: So she's keeping fine company there. The squad seems to
Speaker 3: be getting worse is there any scrutiny on the conduct
Speaker 3: of these women.
Speaker 9: No, It's basically legal to be anti Semitic in Congress
Speaker 9: right now, So I'm not surprised she doesn't care that
Speaker 9: hermasius is people's human shields. She just wants to appease
Speaker 9: I guess, her voters. But isn't that sad that she'll literally,
Speaker 9: you know, take that standard basically embarrass the country. She
Speaker 9: doesn't talk about the hostages they took. It's just it's
Speaker 9: a really sad state of affairs of American politics.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Alex Stein, thank you so much for your time
Speaker 3: this evening.
Speaker 9: Thank you read. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: S Delta Cam Kinsey Schofield reveals the truth about that
Speaker 3: drama on the Kahn's Red Carpet with Kelly Rowland and
Speaker 3: Lizzo responds to South Park's fat phobic episode.
Speaker 4: You're watching the Reader Panety Show.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Royal and Entertainment reporter Kinsey Schofield.
Speaker 4: Kinsey.
Speaker 3: Last week we spoke on this program about Amal Clooney's
Speaker 3: involvement in the ICC, the International Criminal Court, and she
Speaker 3: wrote on the Clooney Foundation website, we unanimously conclude that
Speaker 3: there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Israeli Prime
Speaker 3: Minister Benjaminetti Yahoo and Israeli Defense Minister Jo Gallant have
Speaker 3: committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, including starvation as
Speaker 3: a method of warfare, murder, persecution, and extermination. And I
Speaker 3: served on this panel because I believe in the rule
Speaker 3: of law and the need to protect civilian lives. But
Speaker 3: a position on the panel is interesting for a number
Speaker 3: of reasons, including that one of her relatives is reportedly
Speaker 3: the corrupt businessman Ziad Tikideen, who was a middleman for
Speaker 3: armsteels between France and a number of Muslim countries in
Speaker 3: the Middle East. What do we know about this relationship
Speaker 3: and what has been the feedback to Amal Clooney's involvement
Speaker 3: in the ICC.
Speaker 10: But we've discovered the link when her uncle had to
Speaker 10: ask the court system permission to go celebrate their wedding,
Speaker 10: their numtials. So that's actually how we found out that
Speaker 10: she was related to this arms dealer. I mean, I
Speaker 10: think the general reaction to this is clean up your
Speaker 10: own front porch. Georgia Lama Clooney not only quietly created it,
Speaker 10: but they don't needed half a million dollars to Washington's
Speaker 10: March against Gun Violence in twenty eighteen. You know, he
Speaker 10: recently ticked off Alec Baldwin by calling the rust shooting
Speaker 10: and furiating campaigning against weapons lacks credibility. When your uncle
Speaker 10: has a glock vending machine in his master bath.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, and it's quite difficult to find out information
Speaker 3: about this uncle and the links with a mouth. There's
Speaker 3: been allegations that the fair bit of work has been
Speaker 3: done to clean up some of the commentary that's online
Speaker 3: about that relationship. But let's talk about seeer and actress
Speaker 3: at Kelly Rowland. She was in the spotlight this week
Speaker 3: for a confrontation on the red carpet between her and
Speaker 3: an attendant at the Cahn's Film Festival. A lip reader
Speaker 3: on TikTok has suggested, this is what happened.
Speaker 4: And.
Speaker 7: Don't talk to me like that. Don't talk to me
Speaker 7: like that. No, don't talk to me like that.
Speaker 4: You are not my mother, and you don't talk to
Speaker 4: me like that. I'm not a child.
Speaker 6: Don't talk to me like that.
Speaker 4: After that incident, Kelly Rowland alleged that she was well.
Speaker 3: She seemed to allege that she was a victim of racism,
Speaker 3: and there were.
Speaker 4: Other women that attended that carpet who did not quite look.
Speaker 10: Like and they didn't get them scolded or pushed up
Speaker 10: are told.
Speaker 4: To get up kinzy.
Speaker 3: New footage has emerged of Dominican actress Massiel Taveres being
Speaker 3: moved on by this same security guard. It looks like
Speaker 3: who was involved in the Kelly Roland incident.
Speaker 4: Another argument is again got hated?
Speaker 3: Does this confirm what Kelly Rowland was alleging there, that
Speaker 3: she was being treated differently to the other famous folk
Speaker 3: walking the red carpet.
Speaker 10: I mean, I think you're being very generous with the
Speaker 10: word famous. I've never seen the lady in the Jesus dress,
Speaker 10: and what would Jesus do not throw somebody else down
Speaker 10: the flight of stairs? But I you know it certainly
Speaker 10: it contradicts what Kelly said. It sounds like everybody was
Speaker 10: trying to get stretched out their fifteen minutes in front
Speaker 10: of the photogs, and these people have been instructed.
Speaker 7: To move them along, move them along.
Speaker 10: And if that guard had had handled that inappropriately, according
Speaker 10: to her employers, we wouldn't have seen her there for
Speaker 10: another interaction. Somebody is clearly telling her just Move these
Speaker 10: egomaniacs along, get them in. We've got a showing, we've
Speaker 10: got a premiere, Get them through the door.
Speaker 3: While there's more footage of an Asian actress against someone
Speaker 3: I don't know who had the same treatment, was being
Speaker 3: moved along. But I guess if you're saying this is racist,
Speaker 3: they're all ethnic minorities that this has happened to.
Speaker 4: It's not a blonde actress.
Speaker 3: But I think you're right, perhaps because there are just
Speaker 3: so many going through the red carpet. They've just got
Speaker 3: minimal time in that prime position, and they've just got
Speaker 3: to keep walking. And I guess Kelly Rowland would be
Speaker 3: thinking I'm a big star compared to the Dominican lass
Speaker 3: whose name we've already forgotten.
Speaker 4: So I think she was surprised, probably because.
Speaker 3: She expected to be able to take her time on
Speaker 3: the red carpet.
Speaker 4: Now let's talk about South Park.
Speaker 3: They've lambasted the celebrity ozenpic Craze in the latest episode,
Speaker 3: the End of Obesity, And for the characters who want
Speaker 3: the weight loss drug but can't afford it, there's a
Speaker 3: new drug. According to South Park, it's called Lizo for
Speaker 3: body positivity and Lizo herself took to Instagram to blind
Speaker 3: react to her name drop in this episode.
Speaker 7: Have a look, which are the want?
Speaker 15: Sharon O Manjaro, Oh no, I talked to my doctor.
Speaker 15: He said insurance would only pay for those if I
Speaker 15: had diabetes.
Speaker 7: But if you can't afford them, then how are you
Speaker 7: managing your weight?
Speaker 15: Don't you know?
Speaker 4: Sheila?
Speaker 15: Now there's a whole new obesity drug for those of
Speaker 15: us who can't afford ozempic and Manjarro. I controlled all
Speaker 15: my cravings to be thinner with Lizzo Empty Approved.
Speaker 8: Lizzo makes you feel good about your weight and it
Speaker 8: costs ninety percent less little zimpic.
Speaker 15: I've lowered my standards and my expectations.
Speaker 4: In case studies, seventy percent of patients on liz Wo.
Speaker 5: No longer cared how much they wait.
Speaker 7: I don't give two Oh.
Speaker 3: I love South Park, you know that, And I think
Speaker 3: Lizzo there did the right thing.
Speaker 4: She didn't seem to be too precious about it.
Speaker 3: She had a moment afterwards of saying that, you know
Speaker 3: she she's proud of the role she's played in saying
Speaker 3: just love yourself the way you are. So I don't
Speaker 3: know people are saying this is a cope, as the
Speaker 3: kids say.
Speaker 4: But I think she's handled as well as you could
Speaker 4: handle that.
Speaker 10: Yeah. I think publicly she did the right thing and
Speaker 10: made fun of herself a little bit and was like,
Speaker 10: I am that girl. But I also think that there
Speaker 10: were some pretty cutting remarks there and she probably is
Speaker 10: hurt behind the scenes because she's had a hard year.
Speaker 10: We have gone over some of the allegations and some
Speaker 10: of the things she's been accused of over the last
Speaker 10: twelve months or more. So I think that she is
Speaker 10: struggling when it comes to her personal brand.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, this's a few things she's done that really
Speaker 3: set her up for criticism. It's almost like she's inviting
Speaker 3: mockery and criticism. We've played some of that footage on
Speaker 3: this program. Now let's talk about this new portrait of
Speaker 3: Princess Kay. There was that controversial portrait of King Charles.
Speaker 3: I was one of the few people who actually liked it.
Speaker 3: But this one, I've got to say is a shocker.
Speaker 3: I was commissioned by Posh high society magazine Tatler. It
Speaker 3: looks nothing like her. It looks pretty much a striking resemblance.
Speaker 3: I would say to Gina Kurano. If we get a
Speaker 3: picture of Gina up, we can see they look the same,
Speaker 3: but it doesn't look like Kate.
Speaker 4: Can see. I think I could do a better job
Speaker 4: than that.
Speaker 10: Oh I'm sure you could. That is stinkface. It looks
Speaker 10: like President Joe Biden crop dusted poor Kate at Carp
Speaker 10: twenty six like he did poor Camilla, Queen Camilla. That
Speaker 10: is not a very flattering facial expression. And that is
Speaker 10: all I could think of was the Cap twenty sixth
Speaker 10: story about Joe Biden, you know, passing gas in front
Speaker 10: of the queen consort.
Speaker 3: That is oh gosh, yeah, please tell me that is
Speaker 3: just some sort of an urban myth that didn't really happen.
Speaker 4: Surely the woman's are helping you, can it happened.
Speaker 3: Jess my gosh, before you go, Kinsey's staying in Britain.
Speaker 3: Stand up comic Alleged comic Nish Kuma has pulled out
Speaker 3: of the Hey Book Festival, joining a growing number of
Speaker 3: writers who've boycotted the event over its sponsorship by investment
Speaker 3: management firm Bailey Gifford, which has ties to Israel. This
Speaker 3: firm has now been dropped as a sponsor the festival
Speaker 3: is caved into the anti Israeli activist. This is a
Speaker 3: massive issue in the world of entertainment right now, isn't it.
Speaker 10: It is you know, and what I would say is
Speaker 10: his loss. I wouldn't know this guy if he dropped
Speaker 10: off my Domino's pizza.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's so funny.
Speaker 10: So yeah, and who is he? So? I mean, you know,
Speaker 10: this is a really disappointing Yeah. I think the results
Speaker 10: are absolutely disappointing.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, they're just caving into the hate mob. They are
Speaker 3: They're sending entirely the wrong message.
Speaker 4: Kinsey Schofield, thank you so much for your time. That's
Speaker 4: it from me. Up next is News Night. I'll see
Speaker 4: you at eleven tomorrow. Good night,