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Speaker 1: On Scolus Oscodio.

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Speaker 2: This is the Winder Paney Show.

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Speaker 3: Good evening, Anne, Welcome to the Rita Panehy Show.

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Speaker 4: Coming up tonight, Pauline Hanson addresses an anti mass migration

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Speaker 4: rally in Melbourne.

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Speaker 3: Adam Crichton and Louise.

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Speaker 4: Roberts will join me to cover the day's top headlines.

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Speaker 4: Business owners are feeling the impact of labours at net

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Speaker 4: zero policies. Professor Ian Pimer will join the program to

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Speaker 4: discuss that the Great Josh Hammer will have the latest

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Speaker 4: from the US for a poll shows support for same

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Speaker 4: sex marriage has plummeted. Kinsey Schofield with all your royal

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Speaker 4: and entertainment news, including Ellen DeGeneres returning to the US

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Speaker 4: after claiming she couldn't leave in Trump's America and talking

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Speaker 4: about lefties losing it. We feature an old favorite, Rosi O'Donnell,

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Speaker 4: who has passed on her TDS to her twelve year

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Speaker 4: old non binary.

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Speaker 5: Child, My dear daughters now seeing damn him, Bam Trump

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Speaker 5: and smashing her hand on the table.

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Speaker 4: But first, Pauline Hanson traveled to Melbourne to deliver a

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Speaker 4: passionate speech at an anti mass migration rally. Protesters descended

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Speaker 4: on Flagstaff Gardens on Sunday for the Put Australia First rally,

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Speaker 4: and the Senator declared she will personally deport any migrant

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Speaker 4: to Australia who fails to give the nation their undivided loyalty.

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Speaker 4: The One Nation leader also made it clear that she

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Speaker 4: was grateful not to live in Victoria.

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Speaker 6: I'm not from Victoria, and I tell you the truth.

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Speaker 6: I don't want to move to Victoria. I'll stick to Queensland,

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Speaker 6: thank you very much. Her issues starting up there. But

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Speaker 6: I'll tell you what I didn't keep with the Labor Party,

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Speaker 6: what they've done to this state. And I don't think

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Speaker 6: the Liberals.

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Speaker 7: Have been.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now.

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Speaker 4: As senior fellow and Chief Economists at the Institute of

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Speaker 4: Public Affairs Adam Crichton and Sky News contributor Laise Roberts, Adam,

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Speaker 4: I'll start with you.

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Speaker 3: You're a new Victorian.

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Speaker 4: Do you feel offended by Pauline Hansen's assessment of this state?

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Speaker 8: No? Look, I think she's right.

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Speaker 9: There's a lot of social problems here, there's a lot

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Speaker 9: of economic problems here, a lot of crime problems here.

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Speaker 9: As you will know, she did make fun of Victoria,

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Speaker 9: but actually I know actually from someone who does know

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Speaker 9: that One Nation support in Victoria is surging. It's off

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Speaker 9: the charts, so her party is popular here.

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Speaker 4: It's interesting there was a counter rally naturally, Louise, but

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Speaker 4: I think crowds for both sides were down due to

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Speaker 4: the awful weather in Melbourne yesterday it was raining and freezing.

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Speaker 4: How do you see though, the rise of this anti

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Speaker 4: mass migration movement. It's not just here in Melbourne, It's

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Speaker 4: evident in many parts of the country.

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Speaker 7: Yep.

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Speaker 10: That's right in a way. I don't think Pauline's rally

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Speaker 10: was the problem. It's more a synptroym of how we

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Speaker 10: discuss these things in Australian society. I mean her broader

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Speaker 10: point about new rivals and how we integrate them. This

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Speaker 10: is a discussion we can't seem to have without protests

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Speaker 10: and mudslinging, and you know the insults that were slung

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Speaker 10: at Pauline herself on Sunday. And it's a real wasted

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Speaker 10: opportunity because, as you say, there was both sides of

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Speaker 10: the immigration debate in the Flagstaff Gardens and we didn't

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Speaker 10: have any meaningful dialogue between them. We just had the protests.

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Speaker 10: So and also I think Pauline speaks for a lot

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Speaker 10: of the quiet Australians who don't feel they can ask

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Speaker 10: questions about how migration affects us and how mass migration

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Speaker 10: in particular affects us because they'll be labeled as racist.

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Speaker 10: They're too scared to articulate those thoughts. So we have

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Speaker 10: Pauline in a way trying to address that for them.

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Speaker 4: Now it's been revealed that more Australian children than ever

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Speaker 4: are being diagnosed with autism, with a thirty five percent

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Speaker 3: Analysis of data from the National.

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Speaker 4: Disability Insurance Scheme NDIS shows more than two hundred and

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Speaker 4: twenty thousand children around the country with an autism spectrum

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Speaker 4: disorder diagnosis receiving financial support through the NDIS.

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Speaker 3: We now have one in every twenty.

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Speaker 4: Seven Australian children diagnosed with autism. That's higher than New Zealand,

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Speaker 4: higher than the United States and just about every other

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Speaker 4: country around the world. Lois, I can't understand why the

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Speaker 4: rate of autism in this country is almost double that

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Speaker 4: of Canada. I mean, what are we doing here?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 8: What are we doing?

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Speaker 10: That's a big question, isn't it? Are we diagnosing more

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Speaker 10: or we diagnosing better in a way. I mean, if

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Speaker 10: system who are now are going to be helped and

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Speaker 10: we have the capacity to help them, and that's one thing.

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Speaker 10: But if we've got parents who feel unless they put

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Speaker 10: a label on their child, they won't get any support

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Speaker 10: and they go down that road, and that may sort

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Speaker 10: of suggest why the numbers are so high. And I

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Speaker 10: think we're quite unique globally in the way we do

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Speaker 10: assess this for our kids. As you say, we've got

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Speaker 10: double rate of Canada because they clearly have a different

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Speaker 10: system there. But we don't want to incentivize people to

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Speaker 10: label their children and set them on the path of

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Speaker 10: autism if it's not accurate. But if the funding is

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Speaker 10: dependent on that, you can see why some parents take

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Speaker 10: that route and some health care work well as well.

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Speaker 3: Adam, I think Lois's hit the nail on the head.

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Speaker 4: Are we incentivizing autism being diagnosed? Because once you have

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Speaker 4: that diagnosis, you'll have the family has access to a

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Speaker 4: range of services and benefits through the NDIS, and there

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Speaker 4: are doctors who perhaps if it's a borderline case that

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Speaker 4: will go with that diagnosis because they want that child

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Speaker 4: to have access to those benefits, of.

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Speaker 9: Course, and if that doctor says no, the parents will

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Speaker 9: find some other doctor that says yes.

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Speaker 8: That's exactly the problem.

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Speaker 9: The NDIS is a creates a huge incentive to be

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Speaker 9: classified as disabled.

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Speaker 8: I mean, in the three months from the end of.

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Speaker 9: June to the end of September, the number of people

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Speaker 9: on it increased five percent to seven hundred and fifty

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Speaker 9: one thousand people.

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Speaker 5: Wow.

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Speaker 9: So this was a scheme that was forecast to have

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Speaker 9: a few hundred thousand at most on it back when

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Speaker 9: it was first proposed ten years ago. And now we're

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Speaker 9: coming up to a million, right, you know, I joked

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Speaker 9: on social media. You know by the end of next year,

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Speaker 9: can we have a million disabled people in Australia.

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Speaker 8: We are certainly on track to have that.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 9: Whether they are really disabled or not is another question, right,

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Speaker 9: but certainly on paper we will have.

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Speaker 4: As is often the case with labor, I've got to

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Speaker 4: choose my words carefully here, they come up with a

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Speaker 4: scheme that's actually worthwhile and important in the way it's

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Speaker 4: initially presented, and then it morphs into something entirely different.

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Speaker 3: Now for people who've got profound.

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Speaker 4: Disabilities who've had that terrible misfortune in life, whether by

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Speaker 4: birth or an accent. People support they deserve to be.

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Speaker 4: They don't deserve to be living their lives in age

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Speaker 4: care facilities as young people services. But it's now so

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Speaker 4: broad that it's become ridiculous, and the range of benefits

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Speaker 4: have become ridiculous. Holidays and up until recently sex works

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Speaker 4: were part of the deal.

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Speaker 9: Well, the total cost just so of you as know.

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Speaker 9: I mean, within a few years it's going to be

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Speaker 9: greater than the armedforces. It's going to be about sixty

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Speaker 9: billion rates a year. So, I mean, you know, we

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Speaker 9: have created a monster, really and the sad thing is

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Speaker 9: neither side.

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Speaker 8: Of politics really wants to talk about it because.

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Speaker 9: It's very awkward and frankly both of them have set

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Speaker 8: That's it.

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Speaker 4: And you know, this is what happens when the conservatives

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Speaker 4: in this country are to gutlass to have the difficult discussions.

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Speaker 3: It gets away from.

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Speaker 4: You and it becomes so much harder to reel these

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Speaker 4: these things back because if you do try to do that,

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Speaker 4: now you're going to have every sob story in the

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Speaker 4: metact of kids who are going to be adversely affected

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Speaker 4: and it's going to be very difficult politically to do

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Speaker 4: anything about this. Now, let's talk about the Safety Commissioner

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Speaker 4: the E Karen Julie inmand Grant. She's facing further accusations

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Speaker 4: that she's using this under sixteen social media band to

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Speaker 4: push her leftist agenda. The band comes into place on

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Speaker 4: December tenth, and all forced children under sixteen off Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, everything,

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Speaker 4: TikTok x, threads, Reddit, Twitch kick even YouTube. Under sixteens

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Speaker 4: won't be able to be on YouTube, but there is

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Speaker 4: a social media site they can still use. The toxic

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Speaker 4: leftist lunatic asylum called Blue Sky is not covered under

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Speaker 4: the ban. Adam and even doctor Nick Coatesworth, hardly a

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Speaker 4: right wing reactionary.

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Speaker 3: Is asking why. I mean, this just is incredible that

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Speaker 3: this is being allowed to happen.

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Speaker 4: That the coalition together with Labor, and this was a

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Speaker 4: coalition policy. This was what Peter does exactly exactly sort

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Speaker 4: of genius ideas. But they can't see the unintended consequences

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Speaker 4: of limiting people's access to information.

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Speaker 9: Well, obviously Blue Sky is pro left generally, so that

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Speaker 9: just shows that this is a political you know, The

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Speaker 9: like children getting access to certain ideas. I don't think

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Speaker 9: it's about images so much because I think I was

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Speaker 9: reading recently. They can still get to various pornographic websites.

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Speaker 8: They're not blocked.

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Speaker 3: So but YouTube's blocked because of greater pornography, isn't.

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Speaker 8: I don't think it is. I don't think that makes it. Yeah,

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Speaker 8: well it's still you know, you can still get to

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Speaker 8: it somehow if you're really determined.

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Speaker 9: So look, this is just about blocking a certain big sites,

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Speaker 9: and I don't.

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Speaker 8: Think it's going to work.

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Speaker 9: Also, it's a slippery slope, I think to ultimately the

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Speaker 9: government saying, you know, we want to know what everyone's.

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Speaker 8: Watching basically on the internet. That's going to be next

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Speaker 8: and lloys.

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Speaker 4: That's the question about is this going to really impact

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Speaker 4: every person who uses social media in this country? Because

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Speaker 4: now you'll have to I don't know, perhaps have a

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Speaker 4: proof of ID or submit some sort of document to

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Speaker 4: the social media site. So you'd rather not to prove

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Speaker 4: that you are over sixteen. So it's not going to

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Speaker 4: just impact that age group. It's going to be impacting

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Speaker 4: everyone online.

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Speaker 10: It's a very fraud issue, because clearly online harm is

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Speaker 10: a major issue for our children. There are some terrible stories,

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Speaker 10: which I know we've spoken about before, Rita, But you know,

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Speaker 10: for one platform to be excluded, I mean all platforms

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Speaker 10: had to be bad for it to actually work. And

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Speaker 10: as you say, there will be ways, and as Adam

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Speaker 10: said as well, there will be ways around it for

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Speaker 10: those who are so absolutely determined to access a certain

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Speaker 10: type of content. But I guess in a way, at

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Speaker 10: least we're doing something. At least we're doing some kind

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Speaker 10: of band we're trying to help children who are suffering

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Speaker 10: in this online space. But I'm really as a parent,

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Speaker 10: I'm really concerned about how it will actually roll out

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Speaker 10: and what the net benefits will be.

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Speaker 4: Now let's talk about the economy just briefly, because I

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Speaker 4: know Adam loves it, but the rest of us are

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Speaker 4: too depressed by it. We've got banking chiefs, now, global

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Speaker 4: banking chiefs warning about how boxed in the Australian economy

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Speaker 4: is becoming. At We are having productivity issues, real wages

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Speaker 4: are going backwards. Inflation is high, it's the highest.

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Speaker 8: Tax or whatever it is. And the bureaucratic workforce.

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Speaker 8: Now that's that's huge growth and there's.

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Speaker 9: No country in the OECD that comes anywhere near close

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Speaker 4: True small business owners across the country are feeling the

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Speaker 2: Well, this was predicted.

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Speaker 11: This is inevitable, and it's because we're dealing with a

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Speaker 11: false economy with subsidized power, with wind and Solder trying

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Speaker 11: what we're doing is now shifting businesses to lower energy jurisdictions.

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Speaker 2: We are shifting some of the food manufacturing.

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Speaker 11: Companies abroad, and I'm not so sure I'd be happy

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Speaker 11: It doesn't happen all the time. You cannot have the

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Speaker 4: Yep, they keep saying renewables are the cheapest form of energy.

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Speaker 4: But in more bad news for the government's twenty thirty

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Speaker 3: Scale solar and win.

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Speaker 4: This is the worst year in a decade and we've

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Speaker 11: Why is that, Well, again, this is a ridiculously expensive

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Speaker 11: no overseas investment is going to come into Australia if

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Speaker 11: this government will withdraw subsidies. And so if I was

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Speaker 11: Great Britain has huge problems with electricity. The cost of

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Speaker 2: We can't do that in Australia.

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Speaker 11: We can't actually bring power from an adjacent country. We

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Speaker 4: Heartbreaking story in the Daily Telegraph today Dozens of native

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Speaker 4: West Aorana Renewable Energy Zone spans twenty thousand square kilometers

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Speaker 3: Its price tag.

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Speaker 11: Well, that's unbelievable. There is enormous opposition in communities to

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Speaker 11: And think about what this renewable energy does, you're buying

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Speaker 3: No industry, it's.

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Speaker 2: Stroy wildlife like that. It's just madness.

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Speaker 11: Soon it ends, the better, we might be in a

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Speaker 3: Same as THEE and Plymer. Thank you so much for

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Speaker 4: Left is losing it and why support for same sex

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Speaker 4: You're watching the Reader Paney Show, and it's time for

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Speaker 4: lefties losing it. And we're going to start at a place,

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Speaker 4: a sad, miserable place that we have visited many times before,

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Speaker 4: many many times, and that is inside the head of

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Speaker 4: Rosio o'donald, driven mad, quite mad with Trump derangement syndrome

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Speaker 5: I'll tell you the truth. My daughter is now saying

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Speaker 5: And I said, wow, honey, what are you thinking? And

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Speaker 2: Listen, Wow wow.

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Speaker 4: Indeed, Jim Acosta, by the way, he's on the left

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Speaker 1: I think to myself, you don't want to give this

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I did.

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Speaker 1: Twenty two years. I don't really need to do anymore.

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Speaker 1: And I don't want my kid to be so affected

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Speaker 2: But she recognizes what's going on.

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Speaker 4: Yes, no, she doesn't recognize what's going on. Jim Costa,

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Speaker 4: your absolute delusional clown. That poor child is miserable because

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Speaker 3: Remember Dave Leedhiman, the former.

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Speaker 3: Well, here is the.

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Speaker 4: something like that. Well, here's our moral noble crusader, Dave

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Speaker 3: Quite piggy, just.

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Speaker 7: A wonder of idiocy. It's just fantastic. It knows no bound, none, no,

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Speaker 2: You aren't going anywhere now.

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Speaker 4: Watch as even the Karens there try to wrap up

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Speaker 3: The dude needs help.

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Speaker 7: It's fraudulent, as is everything about their regime exactly.

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Speaker 8: The regime is right.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, well, on.

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Speaker 3: That note, I have things happened.

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Speaker 7: Just remember, hey, piggy, things happen.

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Speaker 8: Things happened.

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Speaker 8: I mean, it's.

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Speaker 7: Eighteen times the worst behavior one has witnessed ever anywhere, and.

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Speaker 1: Everyone seems fine.

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Speaker 7: Think of the worst thing that you've ever seen humans accomplish.

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Speaker 7: This is so much worse.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 4: If Dave Letterman is that triggered by the word piggy,

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Speaker 3: Quote seriously retarded.

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Speaker 4: CNN was certainly appalled funny, how They never get appalled

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Speaker 3: The uniquely awful Tim Walls.

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Speaker 4: Here is CNN asking Democrats Senator Amy Cloversha about the

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Speaker 4: president's comments.

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Speaker 12: Something else that the President said. He said that Congresswoman

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Speaker 12: elin Omar probably came to the US illegally mark the

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Speaker 12: hedjob that she wears, and he called your governor quote retarded.

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Speaker 13: These words shouldn't even be repeated by anyone, much less

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Speaker 13: a president of the United States. Again, he goes after

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Speaker 13: people because they look different than him.

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Speaker 4: Really, he attacked Tim Walls because he looks different than him.

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Speaker 4: It's not that he is a far left net governor

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Speaker 4: who earned his nickname tampon Tim because he put tampons

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Speaker 4: in boys locker rooms across the state, not because he's

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Speaker 4: so hopeless that hundreds of Minnesota Department of Human Resources

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Speaker 4: employees accused him of failing to act on widespread fraud

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Speaker 4: and punishing whistleblowers.

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Speaker 3: And when the President was asked.

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Speaker 4: Earlier today if he regretted his characterization of Governor Walls

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Speaker 4: as seriously retarded, he had this to say.

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Speaker 3: See if you can detect any regret. Do you stand

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Speaker 3: by that claim of Callington Wall's returning.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think there's something wrong with them, Absolutely sure.

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Speaker 8: You don't have a problem with it. You know what,

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Speaker 8: I think there's something wrong with them.

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Speaker 14: Anybody that would do what he did, anybody that would

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Speaker 14: allow those people to estate and pay billions of dollars

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Speaker 14: out to Samalia. We give billions of valas to Samali.

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Speaker 14: It's not even a country because it doesn't function like

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Speaker 14: a country. It's got a need, but it doesn't function

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Speaker 14: like a country. Yeah, there's something wrong with.

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Speaker 4: I don't know about you, but he doesn't seem sorry

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Speaker 4: to me. Let's go back to CNN and a fiery

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Speaker 4: debate that has gone viral clips of this all over

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Speaker 4: social media, and it involves Katie Miller, a Republican political

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Speaker 4: advisor and wife of Stephen Miller, taking on the hopelessly

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Speaker 4: biased hard left host Abby Phillip, who pretends to be

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Speaker 4: a moderate, just a neutral host. You ain't fooling anybody, Abby,

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Speaker 4: least of all Katie Miller.

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Speaker 15: It's about whether someone like Tucker Carlson, who is a

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Speaker 15: very powerful force in the conservative movement, people on your show.

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Speaker 12: All the time I do my husband and myself a

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Speaker 12: house seat.

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Speaker 8: That is a different thing you have done for.

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Speaker 12: Welsh on your show, and you've never pushed back.

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Speaker 16: She hold on my health, my husband a white nationalist.

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Speaker 16: Hold on, that is no different than Nick's going on

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Speaker 16: Tucker crossed.

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Speaker 15: Hold on? Wait, hold on? How is it anything similar?

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Speaker 15: It's not remotely similar at all. Nick Fuente sits around

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Speaker 15: and says that he likes hit. How was that to

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Speaker 15: do with it? What did she have to do with that?

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Speaker 15: She has nothing beyond it.

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Speaker 4: Indeed, Abby Katie Miller has nothing to do with it.

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Speaker 4: And you have not only allowed the likes of the

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Speaker 4: irredeemably awful Jennifer Welch to appear on your program and

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Speaker 4: spew the most hateful retric imaginable without any pushback.

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Speaker 3: Might I add, but you have gone on her podcast.

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Speaker 4: You even went on Joy Reid's podcast and agreed with

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Speaker 4: her insane ramblings.

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Speaker 3: Don't pretend you hold just off to a high standard.

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Speaker 3: You certainly do not.

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Speaker 4: Now to a poll that didn't get as much attention

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Speaker 4: as it perhaps deserved, it certainly created a lot of

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Speaker 4: online chatter. It was the annual economist YouGov poll and

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Speaker 4: it showed support for same sex marriage has plummeted to

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Speaker 4: fifty four percent. We've now got thirty three percent saying

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Speaker 4: they don't think same sex marriage should be legal and

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Speaker 4: thirteen percent unsure.

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Speaker 3: Compare that to just a few.

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Speaker 4: Years ago when Poles showed that seventy percent of Americans

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Speaker 4: supported same sex marriage. What's behind this drop in support, Well,

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Speaker 4: the lefties are blaming Donald Trump, but our good friend

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Speaker 4: Link Lauren has a more astute explanation.

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Speaker 17: So the short answer for why support for same sex

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Speaker 17: marriage has gone down is because us normal gaze, us

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Speaker 17: common sense gays are unfortunately becoming guilty by association. Okay,

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Speaker 17: we're being lumped in with all the LGBT QIA R

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Speaker 17: two D two crap. Okay, the most fringe and obscene

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Speaker 17: corners of the LGBT agenda. They're the ones that get

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Speaker 17: the most attention online and on television, and unfortunately, those

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Speaker 17: of us who are normal and don't make being gay

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Speaker 17: our entire personality, we are getting lumped in.

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Speaker 4: Let's bring in Newsweek Senior Editor at Large and Article

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Speaker 4: three Projects Senior Council Josh Hammer. Josh, what do you

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Speaker 4: think of that theory that support for same sex marriage,

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Speaker 4: and perhaps even attitudes to trans people has changed because

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Speaker 4: of the manner in which that movement, the LGBTQIA plus movement, behaves,

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Speaker 4: and the disproportionate influence they have.

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Speaker 18: Well, I think there's a lot of truth to that.

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Speaker 2: readA.

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Speaker 18: If you look at the power that the transgender lobby

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Speaker 18: has in America, it is still really, really, really high.

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Speaker 18: Now the Trudministration, to the Great Credit is trying to

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Speaker 18: crack down on it, but the overwhelming majority of Americans

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Speaker 18: are not down with the transgender agenda. There are any number

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Speaker 18: of polls that bear this up. There is the famous

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Speaker 18: kind of average of the of the eighty percent twenty

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Speaker 18: percent split when it comes to the questions to whether

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Speaker 18: biological males should compete in women's sports. So yes, I think.

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Speaker 18: I think there's some truths to the notion that the

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Speaker 18: same sex marriage issue is some sort of collateral damage

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Speaker 18: from that. However, there probably is suddenly more than that

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Speaker 18: going on here as well. Read A family life in

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Speaker 18: America is not currently going well. Birth rates just continue

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Speaker 18: to plumb in and deployment, and to be clear that

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Speaker 18: that is primarily not attributable to same sex marriage. I

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Speaker 18: say that by the way as someone who is a

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Speaker 18: religious Jew and opposes same sex marriage. So I oppose it.

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Speaker 18: I don't think that it is the number one culprits

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Speaker 18: when it comes to plumbting birth rates in America or

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Speaker 18: anything like that. But I think that there are a

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Speaker 18: lot of Americans who are kind of most more generally

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Speaker 18: just looking around at the burnt rubble of a family

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Speaker 18: life which has really taken a tremendous beating over the

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Speaker 18: past forty fifty sixty years. It's a one word downweigh

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Speaker 18: ratchet there, and they're kind of looking for answers, grasping

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Speaker 18: its straws, if you will. And the fact that this

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Speaker 18: decision came out about ten years ago at the Supreme

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Speaker 18: Court as something of little hanging fruit. So I think

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Speaker 18: that there's part of that going on there. But I

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Speaker 18: think what we deserved from link Lauren is probably the

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Speaker 18: number one factor. I would probably agree with that as well.

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Speaker 4: Yes, Josh, Now let's check in with the far left Guardian,

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Speaker 4: which ran this piece with the headline does Trump truly

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Speaker 4: care about Nigerian Christians?

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Speaker 3: Of course not, He just knows faith cells and they

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Speaker 3: went on to claim that.

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Speaker 4: Though the threat of Islamist terrorism is real, it affects

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Speaker 4: Nigerian Muslims as much, if not more than Christians, and

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Speaker 4: there's no evidence of genocide. Josh, what's your response to that.

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Speaker 4: The evidence of genocide seems to be fairly evident in

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Speaker 4: of Christians, women and children included, who are being slaughtered.

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Speaker 4: But now other reason that they're Christian.

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Speaker 8: Red a.

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Speaker 18: I mean, what an absoumpathetic headline from the Guardian. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 18: this is just par for the course from the Guardian,

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Speaker 18: which is, if anything, further to the left over in

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Speaker 18: the UK than the New York Times here is in

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Speaker 18: the US. It is a far far, far left, deeply

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Speaker 18: anti Western civilizational publication. Look, I saw one statistic a

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Speaker 18: few days ago that really cause caused me to leap

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Speaker 18: off my page. If I'm remembering these autistic correctly there

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Speaker 18: and I hope I'm not wrong about this, but if

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Speaker 18: eric correctly, they estimated that roughly half of the Christians

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Speaker 18: who have been killed over the past I forgot if

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Speaker 18: it was year, two years, three years. Over half of

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Speaker 18: Christians who have been recently killed because of their faith

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Speaker 18: have been in Nigeria, literally just in this one country,

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Speaker 18: and that is due to Boko Haram. That's due to

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Speaker 18: the fact that the Nigerian government is currently failing the

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Speaker 18: absolute singular dispositive taesk what it means to be a

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Speaker 18: sovereign government, which is to have a monopoly on the

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Speaker 18: use of force. They do not have that. To Boko Haram,

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Speaker 18: which is a radical al Qaeda Isis style Giatis group

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Speaker 18: controls large swaths of Nigeria, and it is absolutely a

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Speaker 18: genocide based on every conceivable definition of what a genocide is,

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Speaker 18: which is the targeted, deliberate, wanton, cruel slaughter of people

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Speaker 18: of a certain faith simply because they practice a certain faith.

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Speaker 18: Now you can quibble a Donald Trump in the way

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Speaker 18: he tweets on truth so sore, the way he does this,

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Speaker 18: or all this utterly useless crap. What you cannot argue

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Speaker 18: with Rita is the fact that at his core he

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Speaker 18: is a Western civilizational figure. He is someone who understands

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Speaker 18: what it means to be part of Western civilization. He

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Speaker 18: understands that Christianity, the Biblical inheritance more generally, is what

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Speaker 18: built Western civilization. When he sees Christians being wantonly slaughtered

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Speaker 18: by by radical fanatical isthmus By the way, this is

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Speaker 18: the same president Rita who bombed Iran back in June.

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Speaker 18: The same guy who assassinated Kasem Sulimani, the Iranian arch

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Speaker 18: terrorists back in twenty twine. The same guy who took

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Speaker 18: out al bag Daddy and declared war on isis righteously

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Speaker 18: back in his He has no tolerance whatsoever for radical

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Speaker 18: Islam and he absolutely cares about the plight of Christians.

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Speaker 18: So the Guardian can take this and shove it frankly

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Speaker 18: where the sun don't shine, because they have no idea

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Speaker 18: of the talk about. But as I said, this is

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Speaker 18: part of the course of the Guardian.

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Speaker 4: Certain Now I want to play some footage of Nigerian

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Speaker 4: Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anaghbi, who was at the European Parliament

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Speaker 4: last week to speak about the persecution of Christians in

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Speaker 4: Nigeria and Josh. He was heckled by pro abortion activists.

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Speaker 4: They were shouting abortion is a human right. The man

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Speaker 4: is there to plead for help for his people who

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Speaker 4: are being slaughtered. He urged the European officials to not

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Speaker 4: remain silent about the killings of Christians. He said, the

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Speaker 4: blood of Nigeria's martyrs cries out for help. Do not

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Speaker 4: remain silent. But Josh, he's got these pro abortion activists

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Speaker 4: trying to hijack the event.

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Speaker 18: So this is what the left does, is they will

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Speaker 18: they will attach themselves, They will glom onto something about

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Speaker 18: your persona, something about your identity in order to try

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Speaker 18: to impeach your credentials on a totally unrelated issue. How

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Speaker 18: do I know this because it's literally happened to me

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Speaker 18: Just over a year ago. Actually, I was doing a

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Speaker 18: Federal Society a law school event at Loyola Chicago, a

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Speaker 18: small Catholic law school in downtown Chicago. I was supposed

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Speaker 18: to debate a professor there on Trump versus the United States,

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Speaker 18: the major Supreme Court case last year about presidential unity

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Speaker 18: in the context of the Biden Merrick Garland law fair. Okay,

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Speaker 18: long story shorts. There were probably fifteen to twenty five,

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Speaker 18: give or take students for justin Palestine, pro Palestinian Arab

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Speaker 18: really anti Semitic protesters who had signs Josh Hammer supports genocide,

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Speaker 18: Josh Hammer is a fascist of this at that there

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Speaker 18: all because I am Jewish and a supporter of the

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Speaker 18: State of Israel. But I wasn't there to talk about it.

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Speaker 18: I was literally there to debate a constitutional issue, a

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Speaker 18: major Supreme courtation that came back last year dealing with

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Speaker 18: Article two executive power. So I sympathize with this RCC

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Speaker 18: Bischman Brussels because it's literally happened to me where the

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Speaker 18: left the taxi is something that is core to your

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Speaker 18: personal identity, and there's nothing whatsoever to do with where

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Speaker 18: you're talking about there. This is who they are. But

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Speaker 18: you know, they are obsessed with your skin color, they

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Speaker 18: are obsessed with your sexuality, They're obsessed with everything other

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Speaker 18: than the merits of your argument. When Martin Luther King

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Speaker 18: Junior referred to as the content of your character. They

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Speaker 18: don't care an out for any of that. They care

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Speaker 18: only about superficial identities there. And that is what happened,

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Speaker 18: is Bishop, That's what happened to me South in Chicago

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Speaker 18: one year ago as well.

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Speaker 4: Now let's talk about the shocking attack against two National

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Speaker 4: Guard members in DC by an Afghan national.

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Speaker 3: This is really highlighted, Josh.

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Speaker 4: The botched withdrawal of Afghanistan again one of the most

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Speaker 4: shameful episodes of the Biden administration. And we saw after

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Speaker 4: that the granting of asylum to thousands with barely any

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Speaker 4: vetting how deep is this problem. Was this just a

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Speaker 4: one bad apple who got through or was the ve

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Speaker 4: seeing pretty.

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Speaker 18: Wake Oh no, it is far more than just went

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Speaker 18: bad apple read it literally. Just over this past week,

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Speaker 18: actually they arrested another Afghan quote unquote refugee in the

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Speaker 18: state of Texas. This other refugee in Texas was arrested

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Speaker 18: for posting online about making a bomb another guy who

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Speaker 18: came over during the same post twenty twenty one Afghanstan

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Speaker 18: withdrawal operation Allies Welcome or or whatever happy sounding platitude

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Speaker 18: the Bay administration gave to that operation.

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Speaker 2: There.

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Speaker 18: I mean, this has been a ticking time bomb since

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Speaker 18: since day one. The fundamental problem. And and by the way,

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Speaker 18: on some essmens here, you're talking about upwards of eighty

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Speaker 18: thousand Afghans who came in over the course of this

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Speaker 18: program and related program. That is an astonishing number. I

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Speaker 18: mean it kind of harks to memory Angela Merkel with

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Speaker 18: the million Syrian refugees back during the Bashar al Assade era.

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Speaker 16: There.

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Speaker 18: I mean, what are these Western countries thinking, I mean,

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Speaker 18: like literally, what are they thinking? I mean, this is

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Speaker 18: the toxic this, this is civilizational suicide via faux compassion

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Speaker 18: that is, that is frankly what it is there. It's

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Speaker 18: so discomfiting and is so harrowing tragically that this happened

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Speaker 18: here in America right on the eve of the Thanksgiving holidays,

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Speaker 18: when the main when the nation was supposed to be united,

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Speaker 18: was supposed to be united around flag and patriotism and

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Speaker 18: national honor and all that. There we were dealing with

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Speaker 18: this horrific tragedy from the previous administration there, the trildministration,

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Speaker 18: to their great credit, Rida, they are working really hard

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Speaker 18: now to try to undo as much of this mess

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Speaker 18: as they possibly can. They're stopping all current assilly refugee

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Speaker 18: applications there. They're talking about potentially even going as far

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Speaker 18: as denaturalizing citizenship for those who have acquired citizenship while

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Speaker 18: being loyal to a foreign terrorist oranization. So there's a

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Speaker 18: lot of legal avenues that you can pursue here. I

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Speaker 18: have confidence that the Pambodi DOJ is currently pursuing all

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Speaker 18: of them.

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Speaker 11: But for now it is.

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Speaker 18: It is a horrific tragedy and is made doubly horrific

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Speaker 18: by the fact that it was so easily preventable in

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Speaker 18: the first place, if only these people had a modicum

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Speaker 18: of good old fashioned common sense, and we've seen some.

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Speaker 4: Really dangerous rhetoric from some Democrats who should know better,

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Speaker 4: even members of the Yes so called seditious six. Ilyssa

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Speaker 4: Slotkin was on television just a week or two ago

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Speaker 4: before this attack saying that she feared these National Guard

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Speaker 4: members would start shooting citizens in the street. Has there

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Speaker 4: been any sort of accountability or any sort of reckoning,

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Speaker 4: or even just an apology or recognition that this sort

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Speaker 4: of rhetoric is dangerous and when you've got an issue

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Speaker 4: with left wing violence, you can't just go making these

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Speaker 4: outrageous comments on television without thinking that some lunatic is

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Speaker 4: going to take it seriously.

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Speaker 18: Rider If they have done anything to try to show

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Speaker 18: they have any remorse or any regret for the language

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Speaker 18: they use to describe their political opposition ake us, I've

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Speaker 18: not seen if they've shown any or more cernal lead

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Speaker 18: has gone right above my head. Let's recall these are

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Speaker 18: the exact same people. I mean, Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut.

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Speaker 18: Literally a handful of days, less than a week, memory

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Speaker 18: serves before my friend Charlie Kirk's assassination. Senator Murphy of

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Speaker 18: Connecticut was talking about how Democrats are gonna have to

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Speaker 18: get comfortable and getting their hands dirty and doing things

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Speaker 18: they wouldn't normally want to do. These are the same

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Speaker 18: folks who barely batted an eyelash after a bullet came

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Speaker 18: within millimeters of assassinating Donald Trump on international global television

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Speaker 18: in Butler, Pennsylvania. The same folks who have just continued

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Speaker 18: to double and triple and quadruple down when it comes

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Speaker 18: to calling all of us on the side of civilizational sanity.

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Speaker 18: They call us fashions and tyrants and Nazis and Hitler

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Speaker 18: R's there. They have not stopped their rhetoric for a second.

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Speaker 18: I suppose he must be good for their left wing fundraising.

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Speaker 18: I suppose it makes them feel good they can morally

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Speaker 18: preen from the cameras in from the mirror there they

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Speaker 18: look good for their very far left blue check Twitterati

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Speaker 18: echo chamber. But it's having real horrible effects in the

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Speaker 18: real world, really really really really bad effects and made

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Speaker 18: this young, brave, courageous twenty years old, twenty years old,

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Speaker 18: a twenty year old, a National Guardsman from West Virginia.

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Speaker 18: May her memory be a blessing and if the Democrats

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Speaker 18: decide to just keep unsteering straight ahead and to continue

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Speaker 18: to not change their horrific, horrific rhetoric that they used

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Speaker 18: to describe all of us their reader, I sadly fear

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Speaker 18: the result will only be more of where they came from.

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Speaker 18: I hope I'm wrong, but that's my prediction now, Josh.

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Speaker 4: Before you go, I played a clip from CNN with

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Speaker 4: a clash between anchor Abby Philip and Katie Miller.

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Speaker 3: The clips gone viral.

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Speaker 4: Abby claims in the clip to be a moderate, unbiased host,

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Speaker 4: even as she invites the likes of Jennifer Welch on

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Speaker 4: her program without really ever pushing back on the horrendous

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Speaker 4: things that she claims, and far worse than that, she's

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Speaker 4: appeared on Welch's podcast, she has appeared on Joy Read's podcast.

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Speaker 4: How can she claim that she's somehow holding herself to

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Speaker 4: a higher standard than the people she criticizes.

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Speaker 1: Oh she can't.

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Speaker 18: She obviously can't. Now look, I mean, Rita. The funny

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Speaker 18: thing about Abby Phillips's nighttime CNN program is that it's

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Speaker 18: must watch television for one reason and one reason only,

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Speaker 18: And it's not the reason Abbey Phillips would like you

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Speaker 18: to tune into a program it must watch television, because

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Speaker 18: I tune in some times and see just who will

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Speaker 18: be the conservative of the evening. It's usually Scott Jennings.

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Speaker 18: But whether it's Scott Jennings or someone else who's just

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Speaker 18: going to own Appy Phillips and going to own all

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Speaker 18: these various other left wing fanatics who invariably get on

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Speaker 18: there and spout their stupid, idiotic talking points, and there's

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Speaker 18: usually one, there's usually one conservative. Again, it's it's usually

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Speaker 18: Scott Jennings. Sometimes it's been my friend recently, Jason rants

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Speaker 18: as Seattle Radios. It's some other folks there who are

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Speaker 18: on there and they're just able to really stick the

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Speaker 18: knife in and twist it, and frankly it's delectable. The

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Speaker 18: shot and Floyd that I get out of watching Appy

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Speaker 18: Phillips just rhyther and squirm on natural television is frankly,

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Speaker 18: just utterly through the roof. So it actually he is

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Speaker 18: a must watch television reader, but it is sadly not

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Speaker 18: the reason that Abbie Phillips or her higher up to

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Speaker 18: CNN would like it to be must watch television.

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Speaker 4: I'll tell you if CNN have any sense that will

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Speaker 4: be paying Scott Jennings double what they pay anybody else

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Speaker 4: on that station, because here's the reason people watch and

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Speaker 4: just about every clip you see that goes viral has

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Speaker 4: him in it, and he is just master the art

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Speaker 4: of going there being the token conservative and completely owning

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Speaker 4: everyone else, including the host.

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Speaker 18: Yes, Scott, Scott's an amazing twenty He's my colleague on

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Speaker 18: the Salem podcast now where there. He's a wonderful, wonderful man,

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Speaker 18: also a very good human being, but he has also

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Speaker 18: master the art of the television medium, and he's just fantastic.

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Speaker 18: I mean, frankly, if Caroline Levitt was not going to

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Speaker 18: be the White House Press Secretary reader, my personal pick

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Speaker 18: actually was indeed Scott Jennings. I think that he would

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Speaker 18: actually be incredible in that particular role. Karen love It's

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Speaker 18: actually really good as well, by the way, so I'm

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Speaker 18: definitely not criticizing Carolyn Lee, but who's done a fantastic

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Speaker 18: job thus far. But if ever Karen Levit wants to

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Speaker 18: go cash out in the private sector or tend to

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Speaker 18: her family, whatever she wants to do there, if they

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Speaker 18: ever find themselves in need of a replacement for Karen LeVert,

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Speaker 18: they could certainly do a heck of a lot worse

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Speaker 18: than Scott Jennings.

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Speaker 4: He would be brilliant in that role, as would you,

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Speaker 4: Josh Hammer, you would be right up there as well.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much for your time tonight.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 4: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 3: Still to come.

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Speaker 4: Why Meghan Markle has been dubbed Salmonella Sussex, Kinsey Scofield

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Speaker 4: is our friends, welcome back joining me now celebrity and

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Speaker 4: Royle commentator Kinsey Schofield.

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Speaker 3: Kinsey, let's start with Meghan Markel.

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Speaker 4: She's been dubbed the Salmonella Sussex after she shared a

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Speaker 4: cooking video to Instagram. She was preparing a Thanksgiving turkey,

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Speaker 4: but viewers noticed Meghan was still wearing her gold bracelet

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Speaker 4: and was preparing raw turkey without gloves and I, Kinzie,

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Speaker 4: i'mould big too, Hashia Kinzy. Surely a thorough hand and

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Speaker 4: bracelet wash is sufficient or is this some sort of

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Speaker 4: a culinary faux pas?

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Speaker 8: Exactly?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean Meghan should be held accountable here. She's

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Speaker 16: trying to position herself as an expert, and this is

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Speaker 16: why people complain about her hair dangling over the food

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Speaker 16: or her not removing all of her jewelry when preparing

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Speaker 16: a meal. Bacteria like salmonella and E. Coli can live

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Speaker 16: in the tiny crevices of metal stones and settings. If

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Speaker 16: you wear them in the kitchen, you know you can

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Speaker 16: wash your hands all day long. But if bacteria remains

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Speaker 16: under the jewelry that can easily transfer to cabinet handles, phones, towels,

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Speaker 16: and toys, she should know better and do better if

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Speaker 16: she wants credibility in this space. Remember On with Love Meghan,

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Speaker 16: she made bath salts and someone threatened to sue her

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Speaker 16: over burns on her legs after using those exact same

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Speaker 16: ingredients that Megan suggested on that program. So if she's

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Speaker 16: going to position herself as an expert, she has to

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Speaker 16: do some research and do a little better.

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Speaker 4: She's not Martha Stewart, is she. Let's be honest, She's

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Speaker 4: what do the kids say, team you, Martha Stewart. She's

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Speaker 4: not really at that level, though I think she aspires

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Speaker 4: to be the next generation's Martha Stewart.

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Speaker 3: Now Ellen DeGeneres Her.

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Speaker 4: I thought she'd fled America for good, at least until

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Speaker 4: Trump's presidency was over. But Ellen and wife Porsia de

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Speaker 4: Rossi have backtracked on their plan to stay in the

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Speaker 4: UK in a bid to escape Donald Trump. According to

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Speaker 4: The Daily Mail, Ellen told her friends that she and

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Speaker 4: her wife are planning to spend more time in.

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Speaker 3: California because they miss their friends.

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Speaker 4: They're also apparently dreading the thought of another British winter.

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Speaker 4: I'm sure they would have done their research, you would hope,

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Speaker 4: so Kinsey British winters aren't anything new. It's been pretty

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Speaker 4: miserable there winter pretty much twelve thousands of years.

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Speaker 16: Well, we've recently discussed Ellen's desire for a professional comeback.

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Speaker 16: I do think she's bored. Of course, she's bored. Netflix

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Speaker 16: gave her a new special night too long ago. It

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Speaker 16: got no traction. In fact, the only show I heard

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Speaker 16: mention it was US. I don't think Hollywood is really

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Speaker 16: ready for her return. I think they will continue to

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Speaker 16: punish her. But I do have some intel for you

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Speaker 16: from her current neighbors in the UK. They don't like her,

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Speaker 16: They aren't friendly towards her, and they hate all of

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Speaker 16: the celebrities like Ellen moving into this once sacred and

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Speaker 16: anonymous area and disturbing and in some cases disrespecting the culture.

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Speaker 16: They wish American celebrities would stay in America, so they

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Speaker 16: are welcoming the thought of a Ellen return to the States.

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Speaker 3: Well, I'm not.

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Speaker 4: Surprised the neighbors don't like after everything we learned about

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Speaker 4: her and what she was really like, not the sunny,

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Speaker 4: lovely disposition that she showed on air, but what she

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Speaker 4: was like behind the scenes.

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Speaker 3: I'd imagine the neighbors are copying some of that treatment now.

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Speaker 4: Milania First Lady Milania Trump has announced that she is

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Speaker 4: stepping into Hollywood as she launches her own production company.

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Speaker 3: The company is going to be.

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Speaker 4: Called News Films and it will release her first movie project,

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Speaker 4: which is a documentary titled Milania.

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Speaker 3: Kins of This film will be in theaters at the end.

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Speaker 4: Of jan and follows Milania as she prepares to re

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Speaker 4: enter public life with her family for a second time.

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Speaker 4: I'm not sure how successful this will be. There is

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Speaker 4: a great deal of intrigue and interest about Milania because

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Speaker 4: she's fairly selective with the public appearances she makes.

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Speaker 16: Well, I think that this is a good I mean,

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Speaker 16: you're right when it comes to analytics. Will this be successful?

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Speaker 16: Will there's get butts and seats, maybe more at home

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Speaker 16: rentals than theatrical rentals. But I think it's a good

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Speaker 16: way for Milania to try to take back her story.

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Speaker 16: Remember Stephanie Winston Walkoff, who was once Milania's close friend

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Speaker 16: and so does a senior advisor for her during the

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Speaker 16: early months of the first Trump administration. That relationship collapsed

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Speaker 16: when she secretly recorded audio tapes of the First Lady

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Speaker 16: and then wrote that appalling tell all Milania in Me,

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Speaker 16: which detailed some of Milania's frustrations private frustrations. The scandal

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Speaker 16: became one of the most dramatic personal raptures to emerge

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Speaker 16: from the Trump White House, and this movie finally gives

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Speaker 16: Milania a voice. So I think that this is her

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Speaker 16: way of trying to take back the narrative from mean

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Speaker 16: girls like Stephanie.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that was a shameful little episode, wasn't it, Having

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Speaker 4: private conversations with what she thought was at least a

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Speaker 4: friend or a friendly acquaintance, and to have those released

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Speaker 4: to try to damage and embarrass her.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I think if it was any other First Lady, the

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Speaker 4: media would have absolutely blasted that individual. Now, Jennifer Lopez

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Speaker 4: JLO from the Block, is that what she used to

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Speaker 4: call herself, She's being mocked online after she became the

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Speaker 4: global face of Turkish jeweler Zen Diamond. Lopez shows off

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Speaker 4: some of the jeweler's engagement rings in a new campaign video,

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Speaker 4: but fans have noted how she has collected six engagement

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Speaker 4: rings across her long history of engagements and relationships and marriages, Kinsey,

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Speaker 4: I think that makes her uniquely qualified for this role.

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Speaker 3: Don't you, amen.

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Speaker 16: I mean, maybe Jlo is confident about what she likes

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Speaker 16: in jewelry and less confident about what she likes and

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Speaker 16: a man. You know, her jewelry has lasted longer than

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Speaker 16: her relationships, and that's all the testimony I need. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 16: Ben Affleck is doing dunkin Donuts commercials, So I'd much

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Speaker 16: rather be the face of a diamond company than the

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Speaker 16: face of a donut company.

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Speaker 3: That's a very good point. And just quickly.

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Speaker 4: Some of the details about Taylor Swift's lavish bachelorette party

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Speaker 4: have been revealed, and Insider has told the son that

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Speaker 4: there will be at least three or four bachelorette style getaways.

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Speaker 3: Kinseys some great locations. They're going to Nashville, New York, Italy,

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Speaker 3: and the Bahamas.

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Speaker 16: If you're hungry, for Teyler Swift wedding content. Social media

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Speaker 16: will probably feed you more Bachelorette content than the wedding itself,

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Speaker 16: So manage your expectations. That's what I would say about this.

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Speaker 16: Teylor and Travis are being very secretive about the wedding.

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Speaker 16: I think you're going to get all you need from

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Speaker 16: the Bachelorette World Tour.

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Speaker 4: I think that's going to be what do they say,

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Speaker 4: her hot Girl Summer, If it's going to be anything.

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Speaker 4: It seems like she's taking the show on the road

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Speaker 4: and picked some very nice locations for this end of

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Speaker 4: single life.

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Speaker 3: And wow, she's also.

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Speaker 4: Another one like j Lo, some very high profile romances

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Speaker 4: in her back catalog.

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Speaker 3: Kinseyschofield.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much for your time, and that's it

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Speaker 4: for me. Up next, it's Newsnight. I'll see you tomorrow

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Speaker 4: at eleven