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Speaker 1: On scorn Loves Australia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Paney Show.

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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the readA Paney Show. Coming

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Speaker 3: up tonight, the UN's Climate chief tells Australia we are

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Speaker 3: letting the world overheat and if we're not careful, fruit

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Speaker 3: will be a once a year treat.

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Speaker 4: The panel will weighan on that.

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Speaker 3: Shortly, Victorian farmers speak out about their land, livelihoods and

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Speaker 3: communities being threatened by wind, solar and transmission line projects.

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Speaker 3: Kosher Gator will have the latest from the US and Europe,

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Speaker 3: where President Trump and Kirstarmer had a rather awkward meeting,

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Speaker 3: and later in.

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Speaker 4: The hour, Alex Stein will tell us.

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Speaker 3: About Sanin's eagerness today to label the NYC shooter as

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Speaker 3: white and left is losing. It features this Democrat congresswoman's brave.

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Speaker 4: Stats, healthy and people. This is all for you.

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Speaker 3: Now to sensational claims about Tennis star turn Liberal MP

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Speaker 3: Sam Groth and the circumstances in which he met his wife, Britney.

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Speaker 3: This is splashed on the front page of today's Herald's son.

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Speaker 3: The paper reports liberal colleagues of Sam Groth have raised

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Speaker 3: questions about how the deputy leader began his relationship with

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Speaker 3: wife Britney, amid concerns it could constitute a criminal offense

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Speaker 3: and maybe weaponized in the election campaign.

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Speaker 4: Both mister Groth and Britney.

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Speaker 3: Have admitted they got together when he was coaching at

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Speaker 3: Templestow Park Tennis Club back in twenty eleven while on

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Speaker 3: a break from the professional tennis circuit. Let's bring in

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Speaker 3: the panel.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 3: Joining me for more on this are Sky News host

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Speaker 3: Caroline De Rosso and Power, our host on Sky News's

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Speaker 3: digital platforms.

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Speaker 4: Gabriella Power. Gab, I'll start with you.

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Speaker 3: Sam Groth's colleagues claim they are concerned about this issue

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Speaker 3: being weaponized in an election campaign, But isn't that precisely

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Speaker 3: what they're doing right now?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, Rider.

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Speaker 7: Look when I first heard about this, my initial reaction was,

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Speaker 7: it's not quite the Macron scandal. I mean, look at

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Speaker 7: Bridget Macron, who was forty nine when she met Emmanuel

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Speaker 7: when he was fifteen. And as you say, the potentially

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Speaker 7: weaponizing it right now, you know, the Victorian liberals surely

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Speaker 7: can be focusing on the state of Victoria right now.

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Speaker 7: I mean, Victoria has enough problems with its debt. The

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Speaker 7: crime is out of control. And you know, if you

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Speaker 7: look at some of the problems within the party, John

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Speaker 7: Pursudo certainly did the party no favors when he defamed

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Speaker 7: more Redeeming and you know took months to apologize. We

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Speaker 7: have heard from Brad Batten. He has responded by essentially

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Speaker 7: saying any attempt to kind of damage the relationship or

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Speaker 7: smear the relationship of Sam brittin their children.

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Speaker 6: Is a disgrace.

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Speaker 7: Politics is a dirty business, but this attack has hit

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Speaker 7: a new low in public life. So look, as you say,

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Speaker 7: liberal colleagues are raising concerns and freaking out about what

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Speaker 7: this could do for a potential election win. Well maybe

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Speaker 7: they can focus on some of the issues.

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Speaker 6: In Victoria.

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Speaker 3: Caro, the opposition leader has stood by his man, Sam

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Speaker 3: Growth has dismissed this as a problem or any sort

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Speaker 3: of an issue that could come up during an election campaign.

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Speaker 3: How do you see it and how do you see

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Speaker 3: the infighting because someone has gone and leaked this information.

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Speaker 8: Well, as I'm state president over here in Wa, so

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Speaker 8: I always have to be a bit careful reader. I'm

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Speaker 8: not going to go and tell the parliamentary team in

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Speaker 8: another state how to suck eggs. The only thing that

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Speaker 8: I would say is if there are concerns in relation

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Speaker 8: to anything, whether it's this matter or any matter. More broadly,

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Speaker 8: when it comes to your colleagues, it's better to do

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Speaker 8: it in private and not via the media.

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Speaker 3: Well, said Caroline dear Rosso. Now let's go to the

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Speaker 3: UN's Climate chief, Simon Steele. He's in Australia and he

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Speaker 3: has a message for us. All we are letting the

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Speaker 3: world overheat and we better watch out because fruit will

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Speaker 3: become a once a.

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Speaker 4: Year treat if Chris Bowen and Labor.

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Speaker 3: Don't further escalate their net zero ambitions. He also said

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Speaker 3: Australia has a strong economy and among the highest living

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Speaker 3: standards in the world. If you want to keep them,

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Speaker 3: doubling down on clean energy is an economic no brainer, Caroline,

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Speaker 3: Economic no brainer?

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Speaker 4: Is that how you see it?

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Speaker 8: Well, I think whatever we have to do in this

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Speaker 8: is the no brainer. I think we should always be

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Speaker 8: agnostic when it comes to energy source and frankly, yes,

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Speaker 8: I think we should do whatever we need to do

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Speaker 8: to reduce pollution or look after the environment. I think

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Speaker 8: those things are universal, but we shouldn't be tanking our

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Speaker 8: economy and living standards to do it. I wrote a

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Speaker 8: piece a couple of weeks ago about hydrogen and all

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Speaker 8: the government subsidies that are being dumped into hydrogen, only

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Speaker 8: for there to be this massive walkback of a number

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Speaker 8: of projects because the numbers just don't stack up. I mean, ultimately,

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Speaker 8: it's for the government in this country to look after

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Speaker 8: Australians and what's best for Australians. And if people internationally

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Speaker 8: want to chime in with their view, they're welcome to

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Speaker 8: have an opinion. But I mean, ultimately, we're only responsible

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Speaker 8: for a tiny amount of emissions. And this idea that somehow,

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Speaker 8: unless Australia turns the lights off or has solar panels.

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Speaker 4: Anywhere, no one's going to get to eat a banana.

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Speaker 8: It's just ludicrous and I think the electorate knows enough

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Speaker 8: about these things to not be scared by it.

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Speaker 3: Well, let me give you the direct quote from this character.

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Speaker 3: This year, n Climate chief is said mega droughts will

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Speaker 3: make fresh fruit and vege a once a year treat

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Speaker 3: if we are not careful, and he also said in total,

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Speaker 3: the country could face a six point eight trillion GDP

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Speaker 3: loss by twenty fifty gab this sort of doomsday prediction,

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Speaker 3: these sort of catastrophised climate scare mongering, does it still

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Speaker 3: have an impact. I'm sure young Australians would be terrified,

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Speaker 3: but I wonder if the rest of the country is

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Speaker 3: a little bit sick of these predictions that are just wild.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 7: I think if you pay attention for long enough, you

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Speaker 7: see that these predictions often don't quite work out the

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Speaker 7: way we were told. You know, we've heard so much

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Speaker 7: climate alarmism over the years, and now this is the

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Speaker 7: new one.

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Speaker 6: That we're only going to be able to eat.

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Speaker 7: Fruit once a year as a special treat I mean,

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Speaker 7: how ridiculous is that? And then also an economic no brainer.

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Speaker 7: I mean, look at the situation at the moment. Why

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Speaker 7: is it or how is it that we have higher

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Speaker 7: energy bills at the moment when the Labor government promised

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Speaker 7: that energy would be two hundred and seventy five dollars cheaper,

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Speaker 7: you know, But you know, of course it's Australia's fould.

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Speaker 7: Australia that is responsible for a whopping one percent of

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Speaker 7: global emissions. It's on us to do the having lifting,

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Speaker 7: and not China, not India, and it's of course, it's

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Speaker 7: on us if we want to be eating fruit whenever

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Speaker 7: we want in the future.

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Speaker 3: Now, let's move along to Donald Trump revealing details of

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Speaker 3: his falling out with Jeffrey Epstein, explaining at a press

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Speaker 3: conference that, unlike others, he turned down offers to travel

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Speaker 3: to Epstein's private island.

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Speaker 9: I threw him out of the place, Prishana and Ingrada,

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Speaker 9: I threw him out and that was it.

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Speaker 3: Let I get for one another truth, mister President.

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Speaker 10: And by the way, I never went to the island,

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Speaker 10: and Bill Clinton went there supposedly.

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Speaker 9: Twenty eight times. I never went to the island. But

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Speaker 9: Larry Summers I here went there. He was the head

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Speaker 9: of Harvard and many other people that are very big people.

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Speaker 9: Nobody ever talks about them.

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Speaker 6: Gab.

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Speaker 3: It should be noted Donald Trump banned Epstein from Marlago

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Speaker 3: before the disgrace financier was charged with any sexual offenses.

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Speaker 3: What do you make of this latest commentary from the

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Speaker 3: President on Epstein.

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Speaker 7: I was glad to hear those comments from President Trump,

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Speaker 7: because just a couple of weeks ago he was saying,

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Speaker 7: why are people interested in this? This is all a hoax,

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Speaker 7: and people are still interested in this I will say though,

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Speaker 7: that some of the left wing media outlets are running

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Speaker 7: these BS stories just desperately trying so hard to link

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump to Epstein when we've all seen the images

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Speaker 7: of Epstein and Trump's socializing together. But as you say,

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Speaker 7: if you go back and history, donald Trump kicked out

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Speaker 7: Epstein and Mary Lago. This is before he was convicted

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Speaker 7: of anything. Trump there said, you know that Epstein stole

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Speaker 7: people that worked for me. So I think it's good

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Speaker 7: that he is also providing a bit more transparency as

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Speaker 7: he continues to get asked about this issue. And now,

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Speaker 7: while there has been a lot of noise over the

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Speaker 7: past few weeks about the Epstein files, I think Donald

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Speaker 7: Trump is absolutely right to start bringing up the names

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Speaker 7: like Bill Clinton, who did travel to the island. You know,

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Speaker 7: Trump says twenty eight times, you know, dozens of times,

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Speaker 7: and we know that with Biden in power, he could

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Speaker 7: have released the Epstein files. The Democrats didn't seem to

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Speaker 7: know that the DOJ has met with Glene Maxwell, and

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Speaker 7: I think the frustration is that there are potentially still

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Speaker 7: potentially belong behind bars. So look, I think the push

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Speaker 7: for more transparency around this issue is going to continue,

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Speaker 7: and I think it's a good thing that Donald Trump

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Speaker 3: Now let's go to the UK, where it's expected that

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Speaker 3: sixteen and a half thousand millionaires will leave the country

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Speaker 3: this year, the highest exodus of millionaire millionaires from any

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Speaker 3: when you posed ever increasing taxes. A lesson perhaps for

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Speaker 3: the Victorian government have a look at this discussion. We

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Speaker 3: might lose a couple of rich people, but in general,

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Speaker 3: actually people do stick around.

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Speaker 5: Actually level of rich people. This showed eleven thousand people

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Speaker 5: because of the labor non don budget, eleven thousand millionaires

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Speaker 5: have left. That's the equivalent they won't PA five hundred

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Speaker 5: thousand average tax pays. And you have to remember that

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Speaker 5: the top one percent pay one third of the income

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Speaker 3: That entire discussion was so fascinating and the left just

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Speaker 3: don't get it. There's got this socialist mindset. Everything is

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Speaker 3: fine until you run out of other people's.

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Speaker 4: Money, and they just think that.

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Speaker 8: You know, people aren't going to change their behavior, change

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Speaker 8: their conditions to self preserve. I mean, this is ludicrous

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Speaker 8: that they tried super taxes in the seventies and the

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Speaker 8: same thing happened. It's called the Lafer curve, and people

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Speaker 8: will do whatever they need to do to protect themselves,

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Speaker 8: but not dissimilar circumstances in relation to taxing of unrealized

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Speaker 8: capital gains. They tried to bring that in in Norway

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Speaker 8: and instead of raising the one hundred and twenty million,

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Speaker 4: Yep.

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Speaker 3: People who have got money, have got options.

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Speaker 4: They want to leave the.

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Speaker 3: Country, they will Caroline dear Rosso Gabriella Power, thank you

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Speaker 3: so much for your time tonight. Now, the IPA, the

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Speaker 3: Institute of Public Affairs, has produced a new documentary called

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Speaker 3: The Faces of Net Zero, which tells us story of

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Speaker 3: farmers and regional victorians whose land, livelihoods and communities are

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Speaker 3: being threatened by enormous wind, solar and transmission line projects.

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Speaker 13: Thanks for having me, reader, So we know to meet

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Speaker 6: By the rollout.

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Speaker 13: They're real farmers. These they're real stories when they talk

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Speaker 3: Well, you've done an amazing job in bringing these stories

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Speaker 3: We don't see what's happening to these communities. We don't

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Speaker 4: On their land.

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Speaker 6: Well, that's exactly right.

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Speaker 13: So the Labor Government has tabled new legislation in Victorian

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, and again the people in these communities are just

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Speaker 13: So you can find to this documentary on the IPA website.

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Speaker 3: And watch it for free free or on the website. Now,

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Speaker 3: new senator we have. She's only twenty one years old,

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Speaker 12: Without a net zero target, there will be no Australian farmers,

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Speaker 3: Is she representing the interests of not just young Australians

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Speaker 3: And I think it's probably going to disproportionately hurt young

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Speaker 3: And ironically they're the ones most in favor of these

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Speaker 3: Thanks for joining me tonight.

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Speaker 4: Thank you Still to.

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Speaker 3: Come a Lefties Losing It plus the laters from the

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Speaker 3: US and Europe where President Trump and Kirstarma had a.

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Speaker 3: Lefties Losing It and we've got a treat for you.

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Speaker 3: The Mad Bad chronically, sad Joy Read was back on TV,

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Speaker 3: no not hosting her own show like she did for

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 3: Joy was on Pierce Morgan's show, and it didn't go well.

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Speaker 1: I think you were fine because your show just got

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Speaker 1: increasingly unpopular. It happens all the time in TV. That's

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Speaker 1: why you got to let go. Why play the race card?

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Speaker 14: First of all, I love the fact that your play

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Speaker 6: Your version of the race card.

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Speaker 14: You literally are so fixated on trying to racialize conversations

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Speaker 14: with me, Pierce.

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Speaker 6: That I find it actually quit conversation, all right.

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Speaker 3: And of course, after being accused of playing the race card,

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Speaker 3: Joy went about proving that's all she knows how to do.

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Speaker 14: And it is so interesting to me that you, yourself,

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Speaker 14: as a white European, find that when people of color

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Speaker 14: when people like you fixate on what Barack Obama was

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Speaker 14: a black president.

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Speaker 6: Why don't you object to that?

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Speaker 14: That is racializing a conversation.

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Speaker 6: About the former president the United States.

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Speaker 14: But you can't put you and I'm sure you find

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Speaker 6: I find you.

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Speaker 1: Because you're the one.

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Speaker 15: You're said Donald You and your friend Donald You said

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Speaker 1: Well, I agree.

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Speaker 6: I'm not allowed.

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Speaker 3: To no peers, You're not allowed to mention Obama's skin color,

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Speaker 4: Here, Joy proves she.

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Speaker 3: Doesn't actually care about the issue. She just cares about

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Speaker 1: Do you know how many people Barack Obama deported in

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Speaker 1: eight years? I'm sure you're going to tell me, Well,

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Speaker 1: what do you guess?

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Speaker 6: I don't. I don't know and don't care.

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Speaker 1: You don't know, and you don't care. You've just given me.

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Speaker 14: Because it's you're trying to make the issue Joy.

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Speaker 6: You just hold Joy.

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Speaker 1: The point is Joy, given that you're obviously all over

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Speaker 1: Obama's tenure, how many people did he deport in eight years?

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Speaker 2: I do not know.

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Speaker 6: it's probably more.

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Speaker 14: Than a million people.

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Speaker 6: I'm quite certain I think.

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Speaker 14: Each two million, it was three million, okay, and your

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Speaker 16: What.

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Speaker 3: Your point being, what the point being, You're an unprincipled hypocrite. Joy,

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Speaker 3: I think that was Pierce's point. Now to another lefty,

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Speaker 3: a far more sane one than Joy, Bill Maher has

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Speaker 3: had a realization. Turns out tariffs didn't tank the economy

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Speaker 3: they're doing precisely what Donald Trump said they would do.

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Speaker 2: I remember I, along with primarily most people, were saying

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Speaker 2: kind of like, well, that seems right to me. But

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Speaker 2: that didn't happen. Now, it could happen tomorrow. I'm just saying,

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Speaker 2: not from I just hate Donald Trump because that's boring

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Speaker 2: and doesn't get us anywhere and lead you to dishonesty

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Speaker 2: because the truth is, I don't know what his strategy is.

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Speaker 2: But look, the stock market is at record highs. I

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Speaker 3: Oh, Bill, if you want to know what Donald Trump's

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Speaker 3: But sadly, despite Bill being much siner than the average lefty,

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Speaker 3: Remember when Making Kelly schooled him over and over again,

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Speaker 17: Hillary Clinton, of course, is the original election denier.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure you voted for her in sixteen.

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Speaker 2: She okay, well, first of all saying she didn't say

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Speaker 2: he was an illegitimate Well she did. Do you tell

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Speaker 2: me exactly what she said?

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Speaker 6: She said those exact words repeatedly. I believe he knows

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Speaker 6: he's an illegitimate president. You can run the best.

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Speaker 3: Campaign, you can even become the nominee and you can

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Speaker 3: have the election stolen from you.

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Speaker 4: Now, this next clip is delicious. Here is Steve Bannon

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Speaker 4: calling at.

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Speaker 3: The activist journalists off PABs on PBS.

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Speaker 18: And the rhetoric about the judge because a lot of

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Speaker 18: lawyers say, you know, all of the rhetoric calling for impeachment,

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Speaker 18: the radical lunatic that this rhetoric, it shouldn't That's not

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Speaker 18: the type of thing the president should say. He should appeal,

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Speaker 18: he should abide by the court rullion.

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Speaker 19: Not by the way, was there any complaint from PBS,

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Speaker 19: or is any complaint by the Democrats on the on

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Speaker 19: the rhetoric he used against the judges when the when

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Speaker 19: the Roe v. Wade decision came out and they had

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Speaker 19: to have police protection at their houses. I don't remember.

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Speaker 19: I don't remember anything about the rhetoric being too high.

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Speaker 19: You guys are so phony on the face of it.

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Speaker 19: This is why we're defeating the left. The American people

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Speaker 19: as they see this, they go, these guys are a

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Speaker 19: bunch of lion scumbacks, which you are a bunch of

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Speaker 19: lying scumbacks. You terrorize, You try to terrorize Supreme Court

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Speaker 19: justices over a decision that didn't go your way.

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Speaker 3: I told you it was delicious and talking about scumbags.

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Speaker 3: Here is Democrat congress Woman Rashida Dulaid. This might be

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Speaker 3: a new low for the squad, healthy and people.

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Speaker 20: This is all for you.

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Speaker 3: Now here's some news sure to make the average CNN

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Speaker 3: viewer extra sad.

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Speaker 4: Take it away, Harry.

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Speaker 16: The bottom line is this, despite everything that's going on

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Speaker 16: in the world right now, Republicans are more trusted on

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Speaker 16: Democrats when it comes to foreign policy and the world

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Speaker 16: at large.

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Speaker 3: And the figures show the American people, despite the relentless

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Speaker 3: media campaign against the Trump administration and its foreign policy decisions, well,

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Speaker 3: the American people have more faith in Trump and the

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Speaker 3: GOP than the Democrats.

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Speaker 16: It comes to the issue of foreign policy. Again, what

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Speaker 16: you see is in the American voter's minds. Democrats, simply put,

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Speaker 16: can't hacket more. Voters trust Republicans on foreign policy, very

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Speaker 16: much like they did back during the twenty twenty four campaign.

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Speaker 16: What about the strikes on Iran, Because while they were

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Speaker 16: being contemplated, they were not universally popular. No, they were

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Speaker 16: not universally popular, and in the immediate AFTERMA they were

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Speaker 16: not universally popular.

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Speaker 6: Look at this net.

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Speaker 16: Approval rating US air strikes and run. In late June,

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Speaker 16: the net approval rating, look at that minus eight points underwater,

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Speaker 16: But as the American people learned more and more about it,

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Speaker 16: look at this a ten point rise. Now it's in

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Speaker 16: the positive. The American people like the move that Donald

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Speaker 16: Trump put on Iran, the US air strikes in Iran.

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Speaker 3: Let's bring in sky News contributor Kosher Gaeta Kosher.

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Speaker 4: The data on the air.

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Speaker 3: Strikes is particularly interesting because CNN was that the forefront

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Speaker 3: of running that anonymous, low level conjecture that their strikes

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Speaker 3: didn't actually do much damage.

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Speaker 4: But that narrative.

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Speaker 3: Seems to have not had long lasting impact.

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Speaker 17: Indeed, I think ultimately Pauling does reflect reality. It may

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Speaker 17: be delayed, because it's always swim against the current of

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Speaker 17: the mainstream media narrative engineering. Sometimes it may be delayed

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Speaker 17: by years or even decades, sadly and frustratingly, but eventually

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Speaker 17: truth does tend to prevail.

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Speaker 6: And that one it was not only.

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Speaker 17: A criticism of Trump, which was the genesis of why

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Speaker 17: they were putting that out there, but it was also

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Speaker 17: a criticism of American military mt the technological capability, and

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Speaker 17: that I don't think it sits very well with the

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Speaker 17: American public because just the nature of those bunker busting bombs,

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Speaker 17: its technology nobody else has in the world.

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Speaker 6: The visuals of how they're.

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Speaker 17: Like rockets that go deep into the ground was quite amazing,

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Speaker 17: and it just wasn't going to fly. I think the

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Speaker 17: way they were constructing that narrative Napoleon also probably improved

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Speaker 17: because it was a controversial move politically, interests of foreign

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Speaker 17: policy that still remains about are we getting sucked into

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Speaker 17: another forever war? Since we didn't, it was sort of

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Speaker 17: an in and out. I think those concerns have been

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Speaker 17: as suaged.

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Speaker 3: I think that had a lot to do with it

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Speaker 3: as well. I think a lot of people were very

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Speaker 3: reluctant about America getting involved in another Middle Eastern conflict

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Speaker 3: to that extent, and were fearfulness was going to be

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Speaker 3: a war. When it was just a one off strike,

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Speaker 3: then I think they relaxed somewhat.

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Speaker 4: Now. This is a rather wonderful.

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Speaker 3: Footage watch here as Kirs Starma squirms like the ineffectual

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Speaker 3: Fox leader that he is as Donald Trump talks about

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Speaker 3: Europe's illegal immigration crisis and the rising crime.

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Speaker 10: Europe is going to is a much different place than

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Speaker 10: it was just five years ago, ten years.

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Speaker 9: Ago, and they've got.

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Speaker 2: To get their act together.

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Speaker 10: If they don't, you're not going to have Europe anymore

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Speaker 10: as you know it.

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Speaker 6: And you can't do that.

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Speaker 10: This is a magnificent part of the world and you

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Speaker 10: cannot ruin it. You cannot let people come in here illegally.

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Speaker 10: And what happens is they'll be murderers, there'll be drug dealers,

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Speaker 10: there'll be all sorts of things that other countries don't want,

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Speaker 10: and they send them to you, and they send them

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Speaker 10: to us, and you've got to stop them.

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Speaker 4: And the squirming did not stop there.

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Speaker 3: Starma was then asked about whether it's envious of Trump's

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Speaker 3: stellar record in resolving the illegal immigration crisis in the US.

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Speaker 7: Asident makes it look easy dealing with illegal migration.

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Speaker 6: You must be envious of his record is such a

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Speaker 6: short period of time.

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Speaker 21: Well, I think we've been discussing irregular Illegal migration is

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Speaker 21: a huge issue in both our countries. In the United Kingdom.

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Speaker 21: It is a real course for concern, and that's why

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Speaker 21: we must bear down on it in all its aspects.

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Speaker 21: Upstream across Europe, where a lot of ours comes through

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Speaker 21: northern France across the channel Kosher.

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Speaker 3: Trump's really shown these leaders that the illegal immigration crisis

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Speaker 3: can be solved. It is not an issue that's too

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Speaker 3: big to have an answer. You just have to have

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Speaker 3: the will and the policies to make it happen. And

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Speaker 3: he's did it in such quick time. And I think

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Speaker 3: that's what's shocked so many.

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Speaker 17: People that line in his State of the Union addresser

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Speaker 17: joined address that he gave just weeks into his presidency,

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Speaker 17: where he said, we heard for years that you needed

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Speaker 17: more legislation or comprehensive immigration for him, and turns out.

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Speaker 6: All you needed was a new president. That's going to

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Speaker 6: go down.

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Speaker 17: In the history because he's done it. As you say,

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Speaker 17: in less than one hundred days, border crossings are virtually zero.

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Speaker 17: And we all know that immigration has been really a

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Speaker 17: debacle for Western countries over the last half century.

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Speaker 6: He's laying that bear.

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Speaker 17: He's showing that it can be turned around, and it's

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Speaker 17: just making the rest of the world leaders look totally impotent,

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Speaker 17: effectless that they're not able to do this. Their populations

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Speaker 17: are crying out for it, they don't want any more

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Speaker 17: of it, and he can just sit there now and

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Speaker 17: take a victory lap and really show them up as

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Speaker 17: you should.

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Speaker 3: Well, the solution seems to be from some of these countries,

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Speaker 3: including in the UK, to crack down on free speech,

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Speaker 3: and that was another topic for discussion, an issue that

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Speaker 3: we know Trump cares passionately about.

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Speaker 4: Let's have a look at what's happening in the UK.

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Speaker 3: They've got to crack down on people who want to

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Speaker 3: voice their concerns about illegal immigration. Anti migrant posts on

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Speaker 3: social media are going to be monitored by an elite

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Speaker 3: police squad. And yet we've got Kirstarma claiming that free

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Speaker 3: speech is very important to hear Man, it exists in

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Speaker 3: the UK, It's.

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Speaker 4: Got the importance of free speech today.

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Speaker 15: Well, free speech is very important.

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Speaker 9: I don't know if you're referring to any place in particular,

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Speaker 9: perhaps they are, but we've.

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Speaker 21: Had free speech for a very very long time here,

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Speaker 21: so we're very proud about that.

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Speaker 4: Koshe claims they have free speech in the UK.

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Speaker 3: But this latest on crackdown on free speech is coming

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Speaker 3: as protests outside asylum hotels have spread across the country

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Speaker 3: and we've got people right now locked up for some

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Speaker 3: of them lengthy terms around three years for things they've posted.

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Speaker 4: In opposition to immigration.

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Speaker 17: It's outragious months even up to three years. As you

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Speaker 17: say one as a fifty five year old mother who

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Speaker 17: was locked up. So these are not violent offenders. And

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Speaker 17: this whole concept of heat speech or bigoted speech leading

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Speaker 17: to these task forces for immigration. They also did it

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Speaker 17: for COVID in twenty twenty one. They had a secret

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Speaker 17: sort of investigative unit that was looking to combat disinformation

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Speaker 17: around various COVID measures that potentially could lead to prosecutions

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Speaker 17: or arrests, and I think did in some cases. So

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Speaker 17: Karstarmer is right in that there is a long history

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Speaker 17: of free speech in the UK, going all the way

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Speaker 17: back to the Magna Carta in twelve fifteen. That's where

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Speaker 17: it all germinated out of That's what makes it even

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Speaker 17: more shameful and sad that they're doing this. It has

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Speaker 17: to be defended, and this issue is only going to brew.

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Speaker 17: It's headed towards a collision course because in addition to

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Speaker 17: arresting their own citizens like they have, they're doing things

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Speaker 17: like putting these huge fines against American big tech companies

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Speaker 17: who are not without sin. Those big tech players, however,

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Speaker 17: they're appealing all of them and these other governments coming

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Speaker 17: in and trying to find six eight ten percent of

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Speaker 17: global revenues is going to come into Trump trade deals

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Speaker 17: and other negotiations as well.

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Speaker 6: So this fight is just getting started.

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Speaker 4: Iizie.

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Speaker 3: I've been seeing screen grabs that people have posted from

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Speaker 3: the UK where just posts about immigration.

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Speaker 4: Are completely blanked out.

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Speaker 3: You can see them elsewhere in the world, but you

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Speaker 3: can't see them in the UK. And we've got people

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Speaker 3: who have been accused of incitement via their tweets serving

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Speaker 3: longer jail terms, some of them than people involved in

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Speaker 3: the grooming gang scandal. I mean, it's just absolutely crazy.

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Speaker 3: We've got more squirming from the UK Prime minister here.

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Speaker 3: Trump's asked about whether he's going to go to London,

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Speaker 3: and he can't help mentioning Sadik Khan, the mayor, and

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Speaker 3: how terrible he is.

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Speaker 14: London.

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Speaker 10: I will I'm not a fan of your mayor.

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Speaker 9: I think I think he's done a terrible job the

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Speaker 9: mayor of London, but the nasty person I think he's

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Speaker 9: I think he's a friend of mine Russia. No, I

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Speaker 9: think he's done a terrible job. But I would certainly

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Speaker 9: visit London.

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Speaker 6: You.

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Speaker 3: I love how Trump just ignored what Keir Starmus said

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Speaker 3: there and just reiterated, Yes, Sad Khan is doing a

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Speaker 3: terrible job, nasty person.

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Speaker 17: It was so funny because he says he's doing a

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Speaker 17: terrible job, which is true if you want to defend that.

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Speaker 17: Crime has been up, basically knife crime, violent crime, sexual assault.

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Speaker 17: They call it something like there's a rape reported per

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Speaker 17: hour now in London, even sharplifting and all these things,

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Speaker 17: and not all of that is at his feet. There

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Speaker 17: are other upstream reasons for it. But that's not a

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Speaker 17: good record, even though it does bear saying that he's

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Speaker 17: the only mayor has been reelected three times, so he

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Speaker 17: does keep getting re elected despite that.

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Speaker 4: It's true.

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Speaker 17: But I love how Trump added that extra personal layer.

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Speaker 17: He's doing a terrible job as mayor and he's nasty.

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Speaker 17: And that's when Kiro Starimer felt the need to come

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Speaker 17: in and defend him, and he just swaded it in

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Speaker 17: a way.

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Speaker 4: I've no ordered, just kept talking.

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Speaker 6: Now.

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Speaker 3: A warning to have views. This next story does have

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Speaker 3: some distressing content. It's a horrible story what looks like

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Speaker 3: race based violence from Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Jazz Festival was on.

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Speaker 3: It's not clear if these scenes involving multiple white people

681
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Speaker 3: being bashed is connected in any way to the music festival,

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Speaker 3: but this vision went viral online despite mainstream media outlets

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Speaker 3: initially ignoring the story. Now, what we saw there is

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Speaker 3: shocking enough, but we can't show you much of the

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Speaker 3: footage due to the graphic nature of the violence. But

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Speaker 3: you saw their people cheering along as a man was

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Speaker 3: being bashed. Multiple men in other footage are white woman

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Speaker 3: who comes to the defense of one of those men

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Speaker 3: being bashed is knocked out cold, and another clip you

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Speaker 3: see a different man who's sucker punched and then attacked

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Speaker 3: by a large group. These incidents received scanned coverage until

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Speaker 3: the Vice President talked about them. The scenes are horrific.

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Speaker 3: But when I went to Google yesterday looking for news

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Speaker 3: coverage the mainstream media, we're missing in action. Indeed, the

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Speaker 3: first news story that popped up was about Ice Cube's

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Speaker 3: surprise appearance at the Cincinnati Music Festival. But that has

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Speaker 3: all changed now because the Vice President was asked about

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Speaker 3: this issue and he had this to say.

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Speaker 4: What I saw as.

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Speaker 20: A mob of lawless thugs beaten up on an innocent person,

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Speaker 20: and it's disgusting, and I have every single one of

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Speaker 20: those people who engage in violence as prosecuted to the

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Speaker 20: full external law.

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Speaker 2: And they will be.

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Speaker 20: They will be so long as law enforcement in the

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Speaker 20: state of Ohio takes their job seriously. I know Dave

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Speaker 20: Yost cares a lot about these things. I don't know

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Speaker 20: the full context. I don't know how the fight started,

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Speaker 20: but the one part that I saw that was really

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Speaker 20: gruesome is you had a grown man who sucker punched

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Speaker 20: a middle aged woman.

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Speaker 6: And where I come from, at least when.

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Speaker 20: You have a grown man whose sucker punch is a

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Speaker 20: middle aged woman, that person ought to go to jail

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Speaker 20: for a very long time. And frankly, he's lucky there

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Speaker 20: weren't some better people around.

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Speaker 4: Because they would have handled it themselves.

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Speaker 20: But if they're not going to handle it, the cops

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Speaker 20: in Cincinnati, the law enforcement, you've got to prosecute people.

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Speaker 20: We've had way too much lawlessness on the streets of

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Speaker 20: great American cities.

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Speaker 3: We are now seeing some news coverage on this story,

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Speaker 3: but koshar I can guarantee if the races of the

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Speaker 3: victims were reversed, if the perpetrators were mainly white and

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Speaker 3: the victims were black. Let's face it, this would be

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Speaker 3: front page on most newspapers across America, would be leading

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Speaker 3: the news service. But it's taken the Vice president's intervention

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Speaker 3: to actually put this even in the news cycle.

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Speaker 17: The media, thankfully, is just getting more and more relevant,

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Speaker 17: and there are these alternatives with independent media, and it's

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Speaker 17: going viral online, as you said, But it is so

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Speaker 17: frustrating because they don't cover it.

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Speaker 6: They won't cover it.

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Speaker 17: There are some rumors and rumblings that there was some

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Speaker 17: kind of racial slur utter. There's no evidence or reportable

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Speaker 17: specificity around that. But if that emerges that that's what

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Speaker 17: instigated this doesn't justify obviously being beaten down like that,

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Speaker 17: then I suspect the media will cover it because it'll

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Speaker 17: give them a little bit of a motivation that they'll

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Speaker 17: zero in on.

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Speaker 6: But it is frustrating.

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Speaker 17: I think two things will force them to either that

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Speaker 17: high profile people like the Vice President speaking out about it,

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Speaker 17: and then prosecutions if they happen. Hermie Dillon, who's the

745
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Speaker 17: head of the Civil Rights Group under Pambondi under this administration,

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Speaker 17: came out with a statement that federal statues protect all Americans,

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Speaker 17: regardless of color, and we will be watching the Cincinnati

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Speaker 17: prosecutors closely to make sure that they bring charges against

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Speaker 17: these people.

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Speaker 6: That's what everybody's waiting to see.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, and dah, she's a very good operator in Dade.

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Speaker 3: Vivid Gramswami is whiting as well. He's running to be

753
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Speaker 3: the governor of Ohio and he posted this earlier today.

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Speaker 4: He said he spoke to Holly. That's the woman who was.

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Speaker 3: Knocked out, and she's a single working mum who went

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Speaker 3: to a friend's birthday party. It's unconscionable that there were

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Speaker 3: no police present in the area in Cincinnati on Friday night,

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Speaker 3: or even an ambulance to take her to the hospital.

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Speaker 3: Hard working Americans shouldn't have to worry for their safety

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Speaker 3: when they have a good time in our cities. Holly

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Speaker 3: said not a single local or state official had yet

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Speaker 3: reached out as of earlier this afternoon, other than one

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Speaker 3: police detective. Left us like to lecture about systematic injustice

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Speaker 3: while thugs turn out cities into war zones. I'm done

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Speaker 3: with their excuses. As governor, I'll make sure they'll be

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Speaker 3: behind bars, not running wild. Our cops will have the

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Speaker 3: green light to restore order. No apologies. This is a

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Speaker 3: strong statement and jd. Vance also made a statement about

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Speaker 3: making Great American cities safe again.

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Speaker 20: The local authorities in these big cities have allowed lawless

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Speaker 20: just to run wild. We have got to make great

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Speaker 20: American cities safe again for families and children.

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Speaker 6: If you want to take.

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Speaker 20: Your wife or your children out for a meal, you

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Speaker 20: shouldn't be worried about street violence. And the only way

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Speaker 20: to destroy that street violence is to take the thugs

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Speaker 20: who engage in that violence and throw their asses in prison.

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Speaker 3: And I tell you this could be the issue that

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Speaker 3: turns those big cities red because the big cities are

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Speaker 3: almost all blue. But crime is just running rampant, and

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Speaker 3: people are sick of it.

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Speaker 6: Surely, yes, you see little sparks. So that's all.

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Speaker 17: Ohio as a state has turned quite red and has

784
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Speaker 17: gone to Trump by ten points and every election actually

785
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Speaker 17: that he's run three times. But you're right, these cities

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Speaker 17: are not. The mayor the vice mayor of Cincinnati came

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Speaker 17: out with a statement trying to water it down and saying, oh,

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Speaker 17: this is just an adult fight. Is how she couched it,

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Speaker 17: because they don't want to admit how darrel they are

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Speaker 17: in their duty.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I've seen the full footage that's available online.

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Speaker 3: It's discussing this wasn't a fight, this was a full

793
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Speaker 3: blown gang attack too, helpless people bashed, almost a miracle

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Speaker 3: they're alive. And then the second video is a man

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Speaker 3: by himself who is just horrifically bashed.

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Speaker 17: They're trying to water it down, but the only thing

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Speaker 17: that'll make a difference is prosecutions, handcuffs, and that is

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Speaker 17: the deterrence. And we keep talking about book Ley and

799
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Speaker 17: El Salvador and how he has done that by having

800
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Speaker 17: very very strong consequences for criminality. We need to bring

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Speaker 17: that back, especially after BLM. The system has sent a

802
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Speaker 17: very bad message that you can do these kinds of

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Speaker 17: things and get away with it, especially if you're from

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Speaker 17: certain groups, and that has to be turned around.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, Koshigator, thank you so much for your time. Pleasure

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Speaker 4: still to come.

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Speaker 3: CNN disgraces itself with its eagerness to label the NYC

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Speaker 3: shooter as white.

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Speaker 22: Alex Stein has the details.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back now.

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Speaker 3: There was a shocking mass shooting in New York City

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Speaker 3: today that left four inocent people dead, including a police officer.

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Speaker 3: But before the assailant was named, we had media outlets

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Speaker 3: like CNN trying to guess the race of the gunman,

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Speaker 3: desperate to know how white he was, even though the

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Speaker 3: picture released showed he was not.

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Speaker 23: They do not know who he is. They know he

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Speaker 23: is a male, possibly white. He's wearing sunglasses, he appears

819
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Speaker 23: to have a mustache, and that picture has been distributed

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Speaker 23: to every police officer in New York City.

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Speaker 3: Yes, the color of the twenty seven year old mass shoot,

822
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Speaker 3: identified by sources as Shane Tamara, was somehow hugely relevant

823
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Speaker 3: to CNN. Joining me now is a comedian and host

824
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Speaker 3: of Primetime with Alex Stein on Blaze TV. Alex, the

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Speaker 3: media continue to disgrace themselves. Just when you think they

826
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Speaker 3: can't sink any loa, they go and surprise you.

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Speaker 15: Well, I'm not surprised whatsoever. I mean, if you look

828
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Speaker 15: at the media and you look at their track record,

829
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Speaker 15: once again, I'm not surprised. They wanted this shooter to

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Speaker 15: be white, and the fact that he's not. I'm guessing

831
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Speaker 15: that this whole entire event is probably going to get

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Speaker 15: memory hold and we'll probably not hear that much about

833
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Speaker 15: it in the future, believe it or not, because there

834
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Speaker 15: are certain narratives that they want to protect. So you

835
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Speaker 15: look at Sin and they are the most dishonest media

836
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Speaker 15: company that is in existence currently. So for them to

837
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Speaker 15: accuse the shooter of being white when you can clearly

838
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Speaker 15: see that he's not white, I'm actually not surprised whatsoever.

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Speaker 3: Now, let's discuss a far more frivolous issue.

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Speaker 4: Tell me about the outrage from the left to alex

841
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Speaker 4: over these Sydney Sweeney ads.

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Speaker 3: She's advertising genes, but some are seeing and hearing racist

843
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Speaker 3: not see dog whistles in these ads.

844
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Speaker 15: Tell me why, I mean rita once again, why does

845
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Speaker 15: everything have to be through the lens of a Nazi

846
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Speaker 15: doing it? You know, she's a beautiful blonde woman, but

847
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Speaker 15: they want to try to paint her as being a Nazi,

848
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Speaker 15: and that's what it loses, you know, the meaning of

849
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Speaker 15: what a Nazi and how evil a Nazi truly is

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Speaker 15: when you accuse a beautiful woman like Sidney Sweeney for

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Speaker 15: doing a gene ad as being a Nazi. So that's

852
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Speaker 15: what's wrong with the media, and that's what's wrong with

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Speaker 15: you know, most people, if she was a four hundred

854
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Speaker 15: pound Lizzo impersonator, they would be cheering her on. But

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Speaker 15: the fact that she's actually a beautiful woman and you know,

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Speaker 15: more than likely probably a white, beautiful woman. You know,

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Speaker 15: dare I say, that's why the backlash, and that's why

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Speaker 15: the Nazi that's why these Nazi accusations exist, just because

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Speaker 15: she's beautiful and they don't like that. They want ugly models.

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Speaker 4: In this mode.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, because they're saying it's a play on words.

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Speaker 3: That's the ad says Sidney Sweeney has great genes and

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Speaker 3: they think about genes with a G. But you know,

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Speaker 3: even if they weren't playing up those words, if they

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Speaker 3: ran that ad with Beyonce or some other person of

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Speaker 3: color and had exactly the same line, no one would

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Speaker 3: be having a meltdown about it.

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Speaker 4: It's just really is quite bizarre.

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Speaker 3: Now let's go to California and the lawlessness there is

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Speaker 3: out of control. The shoplifting is out of control.

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Speaker 4: We've now even got cookies under lock and key.

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Speaker 3: Look look, look look at this.

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Speaker 4: Somebody can look at this. Look at somebody, come and

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Speaker 4: look at this.

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Speaker 6: Look at it.

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Speaker 3: Alex were used to seeing high cost items under lock

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Speaker 3: and key, but cookies and doughnuts, Now.

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Speaker 15: Well, reader, I actually looked into this and this is

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Speaker 15: actually very common that they have to lock up the cookies,

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Speaker 15: the ice cream because when people are withdrawing from drugs,

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Speaker 15: they're craving sweets. So that's why they have to do this.

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Speaker 15: I'm not even kidding. That's I was just reading it,

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Speaker 15: and that is one of the main reasons. You know,

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Speaker 15: they've always locked up deodorant and you know, items that

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Speaker 15: you could steal and resell. But now because of all

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Speaker 15: the people withdrawing from drugs, they have to lock up

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Speaker 15: the sweets because people literally crave them. And it's really sad.

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Speaker 15: So something that looks silly like that, it actually it's

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Speaker 15: pretty evil. The reason that they have to do that.

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Speaker 4: Well, it's also evident in New York.

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Speaker 3: I've seen toothpaste and toothbrushes, all sorts.

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Speaker 4: Of things under lock and key there.

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Speaker 3: Now, let's check in on the fans of Stephen Colbert.

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Speaker 3: This is in New York holding a protest and it

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Speaker 3: was a rather sad latle affair.

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Speaker 4: There was about what twenty people there. Alex, they will.

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Speaker 3: Him reinstated, but if this is the support they're getting,

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Speaker 3: it ain't going to happen.

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Speaker 15: Well no, I mean his ivers audience age is sixty

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Speaker 15: eight years old, and that was literally more people than

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Speaker 15: watch the show on TV every night, So I mean,

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Speaker 15: Stephen Colbert, her show's gonna get canceled. I wish CBS

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Speaker 15: would just pull the bandaid off right now, because they're

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Speaker 15: going to let this guy have a lot of runway

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Speaker 15: to just demon I as President Trump and just make

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Speaker 15: bad content. So I want to see Stephen Colbert go

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Speaker 15: on his own because in this modern era, if he

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Speaker 15: is funny, if you know, if you truly deserve it

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Speaker 15: to be at that spot, he can do it independently

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Speaker 15: and still be successful. So you know, the proof is

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Speaker 15: in the pudding. We'll see how successful he is after CBS.

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Speaker 3: I don't know how much longer they can keep this

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Speaker 3: going because it's not due to be off air till

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty six, and he seems to be spending his

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Speaker 3: remaining time on air just having a massive tantrum bagging

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Speaker 3: his own network.

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Speaker 4: So I wonder how.

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Speaker 3: Much longer they're going to be paying this enormous salary

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Speaker 3: to him, plus his two hundred staff, the fact that

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Speaker 3: the show's losing around forty to fifty million a year

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Speaker 3: just to have their own network bagged.

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Speaker 4: So I think I want to be surprised.

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Speaker 3: If they get rid of him. A bit sooner than

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Speaker 3: they were anticipating. Alex Stein, thank you so much for

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Speaker 3: your time tonight, and that's all the time we've got.

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Speaker 4: I'll see you tomorrow night at eleven. Newsnight is Up

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Speaker 4: next