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Speaker 5: Trump's reelection is a great foda for comedy.
Speaker 6: I'll be honest with you, I can't believe Trump didn't
Speaker 6: win this thing like four months ago. You know, I
Speaker 6: know that's weird for younger people to hear, but like
Speaker 6: when I was a kid, if you were running for
Speaker 6: president and you got shot and you didn't die, that was.
Speaker 2: The end of the election.
Speaker 1: There was nothing you could say, right.
Speaker 6: Everybody would just be like this guy's demand.
Speaker 1: He is the King.
Speaker 7: But the best joke of all was, didn't Joe I
Speaker 7: didn't hate Kambella Harris so much that he actually voted
Speaker 7: for Trump. Well, the AI generators certainly had fun with
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Speaker 2: And now while we wait for BFFs Don and Joe
Speaker 2: to finish their round of golf together at Marlago, let's
Speaker 2: grab the latest outside his news.
Speaker 1: Well, Recha and James.
Speaker 2: The Trump administration is stunning and Sensation will be talking
Speaker 2: a lot about that later in the program. But it's
Speaker 2: blowing left to SAIDs to pieces. They cannot cope with
Speaker 2: the people that are coming on board the Trump train.
Speaker 2: And great news for our Ciders fans with the rumors
Speaker 2: are that Jay Battachari will be up there in the
Speaker 2: Trump administration.
Speaker 1: You remember Jay Batachari.
Speaker 2: He is here on Outsiders at the very first week
Speaker 2: of COVID, telling people, no, no, no, don't worry about
Speaker 2: all this. It'll be okay, just a little bit of
Speaker 2: sensible social distancing. You don't need lockdowns, you don't need this,
Speaker 2: you don't need that.
Speaker 1: Of course he was.
Speaker 2: Ignored, he was defamed fout she went after him, But
Speaker 2: he was on Outsiders all the way through COVID, giving
Speaker 2: sound advice and sensible advice, which is what he'll be
Speaker 2: doing with Donald Trump in the White House. Fantastic news
Speaker 2: Rita another great appointment as well.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, that one is a certain.
Speaker 1: He's right, it'll happen. It's rumored to be happening.
Speaker 5: Chris Wright has been selected as his Secretary of Energy.
Speaker 5: Is a fossil fuels magnate expert. He is very sound,
Speaker 5: very sensible on the issues of climate change, energy security,
Speaker 5: and what.
Speaker 4: Fossil fuels mean for human.
Speaker 5: Flourishing and prosperity, and really advancing not just countries like
Speaker 5: America and Australia, but the developing nations, giving them the
Speaker 5: sort of living standards we take for granted, which is
Speaker 5: kind of lost in this whole climate change catastrophist worldview
Speaker 5: that the West has adopted and so it's yeah, he's
Speaker 5: absolutely uncompromising in his selections. Yeah, whether we're talking about
Speaker 5: the Defense secretary, we're talking about the CIA director, every
Speaker 5: single pick is calculated. It's clear his transition team has
Speaker 5: been working for months. This is not just something he
Speaker 5: has decided since he won the election a week ago.
Speaker 5: So he is going to learn from the mistakes of
Speaker 5: his first term, and most of those mistakes were personnel based,
Speaker 5: and we are going to get a team that is
Speaker 5: going to liver He's agenda, the agenda the American people
Speaker 5: voted for.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, James, you just welcome back, thanks very much. But
Speaker 2: you got the restaurants. Oh sorry, I mean you did
Speaker 2: it all the hobbit, all the hard work. But welcome back, thank.
Speaker 1: You very much.
Speaker 7: But it is you know, what Rita said is absolutely
Speaker 7: right here. You know, just to go back to the
Speaker 7: Jay Batticharia pick for a moment. This is this really
Speaker 7: represents what I think people haven't fully gotten about. What
Speaker 7: this administration too, is undoing the incalculable damage of the
Speaker 7: entire year twenty twenty, and that included the pandemic, that
Speaker 7: included BLM and Antifa, that included the election, and this
Speaker 7: is a ship writing itself and getting Jay Baticharia in
Speaker 7: there at NIH after he was victimized, after there was
Speaker 7: a concerted effort to shut down him and the other
Speaker 7: authors of the Great Barrington Declaration. Don't forget that document.
Speaker 1: That was very key.
Speaker 7: And you know from the emails that came out with
Speaker 7: Fauci that there was a concerted effort to shut this
Speaker 7: guy down. He was, you know, ultimately proved right. We
Speaker 7: knew he was right along. We had him on this
Speaker 7: show many times, but also on this energy pick here.
Speaker 7: You know, this guy is an oil field services magnate.
Speaker 7: He's involved in the whole industry. And this sets a
Speaker 7: further gap between the United States and Australia. And if
Speaker 7: alban Ez, if if you know Albaneseu remains as Prime
Speaker 7: Minister and continues with this net zero obsession that he
Speaker 7: has and insanity, then we are going to wind up
Speaker 7: being a relatively much poorer nation than the United States.
Speaker 1: We're going to.
Speaker 5: Energy because they pay a lot less for electricity than
Speaker 5: we do. Despite the fact that we are sitting on
Speaker 5: the enormous amounts of coal, uranium, enormous amounts.
Speaker 4: Of gas, and we are absolutely.
Speaker 5: Going down a road of financial ruin, and it's deliberate,
Speaker 5: it's crazy. Already, even before the Trump administration takes over,
Speaker 5: America's ahead of us. They've embraced nuclear. They're both sides.
Speaker 1: Of session Democrats too.
Speaker 5: Obama was fracking like a champion. Even under Obama they
Speaker 5: were fracking. Of course, Kamala said old band fracking on
Speaker 5: day one, but even she had to do a backfleep
Speaker 5: when she was during this presidential campaign. So they are
Speaker 5: already ahead of us under the Democrats. Loopy rain. Imagine
Speaker 5: what it's going to be like once it's going to
Speaker 5: be It's going to be drill, baby, drill, day and night.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's just unbelieve It's worth pointing out that we
Speaker 2: are that America and Trump are heading in one direction,
Speaker 2: full steam.
Speaker 5: Ahead financial prosperity.
Speaker 1: We're heading in.
Speaker 2: Completely the opposite direction under Alberan easy absolute lunacy.
Speaker 1: But just quickly back to the Jay Batticharia thing.
Speaker 2: James just reminded me one of the reasons that Rita
Speaker 2: and I were defamed in the Australian Senate, one of
Speaker 2: the many reasons was because we had had Jay Battasharia
Speaker 2: on this show.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: I hope the rumors do come true and he is
Speaker 2: in the White House speakers.
Speaker 1: My goodness, everything.
Speaker 4: We didn't just pluck him off the East.
Speaker 5: Jay Batasharia was an expert, a genuine expert, leading experts
Speaker 5: and infectious diseases, professor of.
Speaker 1: Public health and economics.
Speaker 2: Yes, who refused to count out of the Boucher line.
Speaker 2: Must get him back on before he gets snapped up
Speaker 2: by getting back on, definitely. Now let's talk about Now
Speaker 2: you mentioned the dire straits we are in because of
Speaker 2: the alban Easy, Chris Bow and green agenda. There's a
Speaker 2: five hundred billion dollar that's half a trillion dollars a greenhole.
Speaker 1: They're calling it a bombshell.
Speaker 2: Report says that you know, basically they've been telling Porky's
Speaker 2: the Labor Party about the cost of all this stuff.
Speaker 7: James, Yeah, So look, this is all stuff that's come
Speaker 7: out of the last forty eight seventy two hours. On Friday,
Speaker 7: I saw Shadow Energy Minister Ted O'Brien deliver a speech
Speaker 7: at the Daily Telegraphs Bradfielderation where he dropped this news
Speaker 7: that modeling by Frontier Economics has found that basically labor
Speaker 7: has cooked the books. You know, the whole cost of
Speaker 7: going to this full you know net zero is going
Speaker 7: to be for the whole grid, for supplying it, for
Speaker 7: getting it to your house, for building basically the entire
Speaker 7: second power system that you need to build to back
Speaker 7: up the first one that's intermittent and doesn't work is
Speaker 7: going to be five hundred billion with a B dollars,
Speaker 7: that is half a trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: This speech, I.
Speaker 7: Think at this news game and this week, yeah more
Speaker 7: more this, So this mark my words. This is going
Speaker 7: to be where Peter Duttan stakes the claim. This is
Speaker 7: where you know the election is going to go because
Speaker 7: this billion dollars more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, there's the hydrogen controversy that's ongoing at the moment,
Speaker 2: where oh, what a great plan. Let's take the nullabore
Speaker 2: plane and stick windmills and green hydred and this all
Speaker 2: over it. I mean, these people are lunatics. They seriously are.
Speaker 2: Three thousand wind time wind turbine, sixty million solar panels
Speaker 2: across two point twenty nine million hectares of crown land,
Speaker 2: and past releases. Honestly, honestly, let's just go back to
Speaker 2: our coal five power plants, so we can all have cheap,
Speaker 2: abundant energy likely used to without all this garbage that
Speaker 2: these clowns in the Labor Party are foisting on us.
Speaker 7: Can I make a point here too, you know, we
Speaker 7: just there's such a lesson here for the Labor Party, right.
Speaker 7: You know, if they paid any attention to what happened
Speaker 7: a couple of weeks ago at the election of the
Speaker 7: United States, they would see that this strategy of pitting
Speaker 7: the cities against the regions does not work. They are
Speaker 7: going to lose all of Australia except for the most
Speaker 7: inner city seats and that's the way to win government.
Speaker 5: There is a qualifyer to that. That's when you've got
Speaker 5: two sides who give you two clearly defined and I'll
Speaker 5: be talking about that in the next segment.
Speaker 4: In my it's a tramper all.
Speaker 5: Because when it comes to state level. You show me
Speaker 5: the difference between the Liberals and Labor in New South
Speaker 5: Wales and Victoria when it comes to energy policy, because
Speaker 5: a lot of this is state based as well.
Speaker 4: It's not all the federal government.
Speaker 5: And even when we go to Peter Dutton in the
Speaker 5: nuclear plan that sound but coalition is an abandoning net zero.
Speaker 5: They're still on this net zero bandwagon. They just want
Speaker 5: to get there via nuclear as opposed to completely destroying
Speaker 5: our economy. But they're also not embracing the fact that
Speaker 5: we've got hundreds, perhaps thousands of years of gas.
Speaker 4: Reserves under US coal uranium.
Speaker 5: Obviously we need uranium for nuclear, So we don't have
Speaker 5: that clear that the American pub and you.
Speaker 2: Raise a very good point reata, which is that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump will pull out of the Paris Agreement. Therefore the
Speaker 2: Paris Agreement is utterly meaningless. Only fools and frauds are
Speaker 2: engaged in the Paris Agreement without the States, basically China, India,
Speaker 2: the russiall will do whatever they want on the energy
Speaker 2: front and.
Speaker 1: Merrily go their way.
Speaker 2: We are fools if we stay signed up to Paris,
Speaker 2: and Peter Dutton should make it an absolute priority going
Speaker 2: into the election that he will also pull out of
Speaker 2: the Paris Agreement. That should be a priority. I sometimes
Speaker 2: wonder do the Libs really want to win the next election,
Speaker 2: because if they did, that would be at the top
Speaker 2: of the ticket. But what the dead giveaway James was
Speaker 2: when at a pak the Chinese delegation praised Anthony Albanesis.
Speaker 2: This is the type of leader the West should have.
Speaker 2: That's the giveaway, that's the tell. Now you know, you've
Speaker 2: got to punt the Albanzi government, keet them as far
Speaker 2: away from the seat of power as you possibly can.
Speaker 2: If the Chinese are saying that's who we need in power,
Speaker 2: you can bet your bottom dollar that's the last person
Speaker 2: we know.
Speaker 5: So handsome boy is winning the praises of Beijing.
Speaker 4: That's worry.
Speaker 7: And you know this is also I think trying to
Speaker 7: knows exactly what they're doing here, because they have rolled
Speaker 7: a grenade right into the electoral politics of the next election.
Speaker 7: Because of course, you know, there's a lot of twenty
Speaker 7: twenty hindsight on the twenty twenty two election about Scott
Speaker 7: Morrison's fierce rhetoric about Shiner costing him some seats. So
Speaker 7: this is a very cynical point Peter and asks me
Speaker 7: very careful about how he handles this one as well.
Speaker 2: Well. Costs Scott Morrison last election was signing up to
Speaker 2: net zero. That's what cost him the election and that's
Speaker 2: why Peter Dutton should be abandoning pulling out of Paris.
Speaker 2: But another thing where the Albanese government has been disgraceful,
Speaker 2: disgusting this week, and that was with Penny Wong and
Speaker 2: Palestine sovereignty to the areas of the West Bank voting
Speaker 2: and in the United Nations for something that Australia has
Speaker 2: always stayed away from. And of course yet again, how
Speaker 2: many is this six seven times Penny Wong has stabbed
Speaker 2: Israel close alia ally of ours and stabbed the Jews
Speaker 2: of Australia in the back or even in the front.
Speaker 2: This is a disgrace what is going on.
Speaker 5: Rita and it will be very interesting to see how
Speaker 5: the Jewish community react at the next election. Obviously their
Speaker 5: numbers are small, much smaller than other demographic groups, including
Speaker 5: the Muslim community. But we saw in the US we've
Speaker 5: seen the Democrats not exactly be fantastic allies of Israeli
Speaker 5: and the overwhelming majority of the Jewish population they're still
Speaker 5: voted Democrat. There was a bit of a fracture, but
Speaker 5: nowhere as much as you would expect. Interestingly, they did
Speaker 5: polling in Israel. Obviously Israelis don't have a vote in
Speaker 5: the US election, but overwhelming majority of Israeli said if
Speaker 5: they did have a vote, they would vote for Trump on.
Speaker 7: What's interesting about that too is that if you've got
Speaker 7: to places like Dearborn, Michigan, which is a huge Muslim
Speaker 7: popular they went for Trump too, which you know shows you,
Speaker 7: you know, it tells you a lot. But the other
Speaker 7: interesting thing too again, you know, we've spoken a lot
Speaker 7: about a Legraspender, and we've spoken a lot about the
Speaker 7: Teals and they're signing up for that support for autumn.
Speaker 1: Wah.
Speaker 7: This this is going to I think, you know, put
Speaker 7: Wetworth very seriously in play as well, because because it's
Speaker 7: a large Jewish community and that electorate.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking about the Teals, let's talk about the combating misinformation.
Speaker 2: This information Bill I e.
Speaker 1: Albanese is Orwellian.
Speaker 2: Censorship bill, most disgraceful censorship bill. It's up there straight
Speaker 2: out of nineteen eighty four censoring the Internet, having a
Speaker 2: group called Akma who would decide what is information, what
Speaker 2: is misinformation, what is disinformation? And it looks like the
Speaker 2: latest reports over the weekend are that four of the
Speaker 2: Senators independent sentences will vote against these things. What it's
Speaker 2: looking like now, so it looks like the thing is dead.
Speaker 2: But just remember it got through the House of Reps
Speaker 2: thanks to Labor and the teals.
Speaker 1: Jane, Yes, it did.
Speaker 7: It's really fascinating here that Fatima Payman, who of course
Speaker 7: pulled the pin on Labor so spectacularly earlier this year,
Speaker 7: has just come out and said no, she will not
Speaker 7: vote for the Misinformation Bill.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, you know, you take your allies.
Speaker 7: Where you get with this sort of thing. I think
Speaker 7: it's on life support. I wouldn't say it's dead yet.
Speaker 7: They've got a very busy parliamentary agenda coming up over
Speaker 7: the two weeks, a lot of bills they want to
Speaker 7: get through, so may get kicked into next year before
Speaker 7: the election.
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 7: But this, I don't think people really understand just how
Speaker 7: sinister it is, because it was going to force the
Speaker 7: social media companies to be the first arbiter of these things,
Speaker 7: the just sheer misinformation, deception and lies that the government
Speaker 7: used to put forward this bill and argue for it,
Speaker 7: including you know, basically verbaling some of the submissions that
Speaker 7: were given to it that were against it, saying oh
Speaker 7: they were pro and you know, beyond that. But if
Speaker 7: you even go into you even go into the explanatory
Speaker 7: memorandum and the legislation.
Speaker 2: Yes, opinion.
Speaker 1: HiT's all about it now absolutely criminalized.
Speaker 5: Yes, to explain their bill and to advocate for it.
Speaker 5: The examples of so called dangerous misinformation that they use
Speaker 5: were a misinformation themselves. They misquoted and lied about what
Speaker 5: Donald Trump said. It's about supposedly injecting bleep. Yeah, yeah, right,
Speaker 5: that was one of their examples. So they are guilty
Speaker 5: of misinformation in pushing their misinformation bill.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's like a comedy routine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is a comedy routine.
Speaker 2: And finally enough it will be in clown show later on,
Speaker 2: in the show, which is where it belongs. You are
Speaker 2: right that opinion is clearly in there. And serious harm,
Speaker 2: serious arm is basically whatever you want to call it
Speaker 2: is basic criticism of the economy is serious harm to
Speaker 2: the Australian economy. So an opinion about the economy of
Speaker 2: the country can be censored under this bill. And that
Speaker 2: is political sense to ship up there with George orwell.
Speaker 7: And we have to say to again sorry that you
Speaker 7: know this came out of the last Liberal government.
Speaker 1: I know, well, this was a Paul Fletcher creation.
Speaker 7: So let us get that, you know, and this belief
Speaker 7: and this belief that you need to destroy free speech
Speaker 7: in order to save it, just like in America they
Speaker 7: wanted to destroy democracy in order to save it. This
Speaker 7: is really sinister stuff and we need to just get
Speaker 7: full final clarity from the Peter Dutton and the Coalition
Speaker 7: that there will be no attempt to introduce a liberal
Speaker 7: coalition version of this if they win power.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that must be a firm commitment. And let's hope
Speaker 2: those four Chanadens hold firm because we want this thing
Speaker 2: dead and buried. But there is another arm to this,
Speaker 2: and the James kind of touched on it. This is
Speaker 2: the social media ban for people under sixteen. Now this
Speaker 2: is you know, again the Peter Dutton and the Libs
Speaker 2: or some of the Libs seem to be in favor
Speaker 2: of or are in favor of this idea. This idea
Speaker 2: is so stupid banning social media. No, you ban the pornography,
Speaker 2: you ban the child exploitation, you do whatever it is.
Speaker 2: You don't ban the means of communication by which so
Speaker 2: many kids learn things. And as we saw at the
Speaker 2: Trump election, the means of communication which brought a whole
Speaker 2: generation to Donald Trump. You banned social media for under sixteens.
Speaker 2: That is lud eyed stuff.
Speaker 5: It's unbelievable and it's insane that you can't have a
Speaker 5: fifteen year old, for example, in Australia, watching YouTube videos.
Speaker 4: But they can submit to.
Speaker 5: Puberty blockers, irreverssal treatments, they can submit to all sorts
Speaker 5: of craziness that will have lifelong medical impact on them
Speaker 5: and their wellbeing. It could leave them sterile, that's okay,
Speaker 5: But they can't watch YouTube videos, they can't be on Instagram.
Speaker 5: Now I understand that there's all sorts of theories about
Speaker 5: social media doing significant harm to teenagers, and fine, that
Speaker 5: has to be a parental issue that is not a
Speaker 5: government issue. And by instituting this span it means all
Speaker 5: of us regardless of your age. You could be sixty five,
Speaker 5: if you want to access Instagram, you've now got some
Speaker 5: sort of a digital id in effect to prove that
Speaker 5: you are in fact over sixteen.
Speaker 2: So pether Dunton wrote an article in the Daily Telegraph
Speaker 2: in which he said that he wanted to ban social
Speaker 2: media for under sixteens. It was like crack cocaine. It
Speaker 2: was like this, It was like tobacco whatever, whatever, all
Speaker 2: of this stuff. Senator Matt Canavan made the very salient point.
Speaker 2: He came out on social media saying it's like banning
Speaker 2: under eighteen under sixteens from going on social media is
Speaker 2: like burning down the library to stop the kids reading
Speaker 2: a couple of porno.
Speaker 1: Books or whatever.
Speaker 2: And that is the correct analogy if you want.
Speaker 1: It's up to the.
Speaker 2: Parents to restrict and control their child's use of the
Speaker 2: social media, as Peter Dutton himself did.
Speaker 1: James, Well, you know what I would love to see.
Speaker 7: I would love to see a push to ban screens
Speaker 7: and phones in schools because it's not just the parents
Speaker 7: do and I think we've seen experiments with that and
Speaker 7: it really really works exactly. This is a very low
Speaker 7: hanging fruit that you do without having to create a
Speaker 7: whole digital idea which sweeps everybody up in it.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: I was amused, amused to see that the Trump de
Speaker 2: arrangement syndrome is still alive and strong, and very strong
Speaker 2: corners of the media doubling down.
Speaker 5: Just like we've seen the insanity on US television MSNBC,
Speaker 5: CNN where they're blaming racism and sexism and institutional misogyny
Speaker 5: for Kamala's enormost failure, we're seeing the same sort of
Speaker 5: delusion in segments of the so called conservative media. And
Speaker 5: it really is quite sad because if you don't understand
Speaker 5: US domestic politics, fine, perhaps don't right about it.
Speaker 2: Would be from an article in Australian the willful naivety
Speaker 2: of Trump's apologists in his country looks embarrassing.
Speaker 5: And the author keep reading reading. He goes on to say,
Speaker 5: given Trump's resolved to impose his will on the intelligence community,
Speaker 5: justice and the FBI. Now if you think that's something
Speaker 5: that's a shock or a surprise, it was an enormous
Speaker 5: issue in the election, the fact that these institutions have
Speaker 5: become politicized and weaponized to attack conservatives for ten years,
Speaker 5: not just Donald Trump, but we're talking about mums at
Speaker 5: school board meetings, we're talking about pro life activists. It
Speaker 5: goes across a wide variety of people.
Speaker 4: It is a huge issue.
Speaker 5: This is precisely what Trump's people voted for. They want
Speaker 5: to see these institutions cleaned up. They want to see
Speaker 5: a reckoning for all the misuse of power that's happened there,
Speaker 5: and they don't want a two tier justice system.
Speaker 4: This isn't a.
Speaker 5: Shock or an embarrassed This is a core promise that
Speaker 5: the American public, those who voted for Trump want to
Speaker 5: see you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean, Rita.
Speaker 7: I don't get to Rita with you know, critics like
Speaker 7: this here and people who talk about this sort of thing.
Speaker 1: And they claim to have a great love.
Speaker 7: For American institutions and the Constitution and all of the
Speaker 7: things that make American great. And I agree, and if
Speaker 7: you do care about America and its institutions. The way
Speaker 7: in which the Justice Department, to take one department was
Speaker 7: woefully politicized, used to harass, spy on plant stories in
Speaker 7: the press, jail. In some cases, people affiliated with Donald
Speaker 7: Trump tried to put Donald Trump in jail. Let's not
Speaker 7: forget get that, and his family members and his associates
Speaker 7: and everybody else and tried to ruin people's lives for
Speaker 7: the crime of voting for the wrong person or for
Speaker 7: you know. And it's not just people in the Trump campaign.
Speaker 7: People who went to Latin Mass were under suspicion by
Speaker 7: the FBI. Roman Catholics who went to Latin Mass were
Speaker 7: considered under suspicion for being extreme.
Speaker 4: This is board meeting before Bard meetings.
Speaker 5: Who did not want their children to be indoctrinated in
Speaker 5: radical trans theory. In the classroom, they were treated almost
Speaker 5: like domestic terrorists because the teachers' unions put pressure on Garland.
Speaker 4: And he a.
Speaker 1: Twitter for hours about it, like we do.
Speaker 4: Because we've got this sort of compos Let me just.
Speaker 5: Idiocy that continues to be published by people who should
Speaker 5: know better.
Speaker 2: Onet me just read the last sentence which really amused me.
Speaker 2: The pro Trump media and conservative drum beaters in this country.
Speaker 2: I guess that's us in effect, the Trump appeasement syndrome.
Speaker 1: That's does work for me.
Speaker 2: Really will demand that Peter Dutton and the coalition follow
Speaker 2: their messiah that would be Donald Trump, and they will
Speaker 2: use Trump's success to undermine Albanisi. I don't think they
Speaker 2: need to get going.
Speaker 5: Destroying Kevin Rubb as ambassador is just the first step.
Speaker 4: Now, Kevin Rutter.
Speaker 5: As ambassador is completely in an untenable position. What he
Speaker 5: has said, the way he has emoted wildly about Trump
Speaker 5: like some first year art student on every bloody podcast
Speaker 5: or interview has consequences. Your actions and consequences, and we've
Speaker 5: seen that from the Trump camp. I don't know if
Speaker 5: he saw that Dan Scavino post to put up with
Speaker 5: the hour glass time running out.
Speaker 1: We'll get back to this.
Speaker 2: Let's want to talk about coming back in a tick
Speaker 2: with Reata's reality check.
Speaker 5: You're on Outsiders, You're watching Outsiders with your hosts Rowan Rhino,
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Speaker 4: I'm Rita Panna here.
Speaker 5: Soon we'll be speaking to a Christian preacher who was
Speaker 5: dragged before the Queensland Human Rights Commission because of his views.
Speaker 5: Welcome to country ceremonies, but first, as a Victorian, often
Speaker 5: hear commentary from folk around the country, perhaps even at
Speaker 5: this desk, about.
Speaker 4: How stupid and woke we are.
Speaker 5: Why do we keep voting for the same failed policies
Speaker 5: that see the state plunged into crippling debt, the highest
Speaker 5: state debt in the country by some margin. Why did
Speaker 5: we re elect a government that had locked us down
Speaker 5: six times, close playgrounds, authorized the arrest of pregnant women
Speaker 5: for Facebook posts, and shot non lethal rounds at peaceful
Speaker 5: anti lockdown protesters. Why did we re elect the far
Speaker 5: left government with crazy energy policies and even crazier trans laws.
Speaker 4: Why do we do all that?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 4: Because what is the alternative?
Speaker 5: As the Voice referendum proved, Victorians are not woke and dumb.
Speaker 5: We've just been failed by an abysmal class of politician
Speaker 5: at state level in the.
Speaker 4: Last two decades.
Speaker 5: Labor may be hopeless at governing, but at least they
Speaker 5: stand for something, unlike the smaller liberal Victoria, who went
Speaker 5: to the last election supporting a treaty radical trans laws
Speaker 5: and energy policy with emission targets that were higher than
Speaker 5: federal labor. When Victorians were given a clear choice of
Speaker 5: the referendum, they opted for the conservative position of the
Speaker 5: Peter Dutton led coalition, despite the s camp outspending the
Speaker 5: No side by a considerable margin, as well as enjoying
Speaker 5: the support of academia, b corporates, celebrities, sporting and government bodies,
Speaker 5: including every AFL team.
Speaker 4: Victorian politics is.
Speaker 5: A long way from the grandeur of the US presidential election,
Speaker 5: but two of the top three issues in that election
Speaker 5: are evident in Victoria, the cost of living crisis and
Speaker 5: the culture wars, and on both issues we are being
Speaker 5: led down by labor and the labor like coalition. The
Speaker 5: top three reasons American voters gave for not backing the
Speaker 5: Democrats were inflation or the economy, the illegal immigration crisis,
Speaker 5: and Kamala Harris's focus on cultural issues rather than helping
Speaker 5: the middle class. That's according to comprehensive research carried out
Speaker 5: by center left polling firm Blueprint. This is something that
Speaker 5: Republicans recognized as soon as Kamala Harris was installed as
Speaker 5: the candidate. One of the most effective ads that Donald
Speaker 5: Trump campaign ran highlighted Kamala's radical transagender Kamla.
Speaker 6: Supports taxpayer funded sex changes for.
Speaker 9: Presidents, surgery for prisoners, for prisoners, every transgender in me
Speaker 9: in the prison system would have access.
Speaker 10: Now, no, I don't want my taxpayer dollars going to
Speaker 10: Kamala supports transgender sex changers in jail where our money.
Speaker 10: Kamala even supports letting biological men compete against our girls
Speaker 10: in their sports. Kamala is for a day, dim President
Speaker 10: Trump is for you.
Speaker 4: It shows that among the crucial swing.
Speaker 5: Vote cohort they decide every election, culture issues was ranked
Speaker 5: number one, ahead of even inflation, the economy, and illegal immigration.
Speaker 4: That's how important it is.
Speaker 5: But don't expect the Victorian liberals to pick up on
Speaker 5: any of these trends. They still haven't worked out that
Speaker 5: there has been a political realignment that sees the affluent
Speaker 5: lean increasingly left while the working and middle classes lean right,
Speaker 5: and instead of celebrating Trump's incredible triumph and learning how
Speaker 5: he did it against all odds, at least two shadow
Speaker 5: ministers in Victoria, James Newbury and David Southwick, had current
Speaker 5: all former staffers in the US, donning Kamala Harris merchandise
Speaker 5: and attending the rallies of the most far left Democrat
Speaker 5: presidential candidate we've seen talking about radical. Victoria has some
Speaker 5: of the most radical trans policies anywhere in the world.
Speaker 4: And nobody voted for any of it.
Speaker 5: No Victorian has had the chance to vote for or
Speaker 5: against male sexual predators identifying as female being in prison
Speaker 5: and Victoria's biggest female prison, or male bodies competing in
Speaker 5: women's sport, or confused kids being given puberty blockers and
Speaker 5: irreversible procedures. Nobody voted for birth certificates that you can
Speaker 5: change every year, or pronoun announcing they them idiocy. But
Speaker 5: here we are, with both labor and the gutless, unprincipled
Speaker 5: liberals backing the transagender against the wishes of what must
Speaker 5: be an overwhelming majority. These issues are not trivial they
Speaker 5: are not inconsequential. They shape society and reflect our values.
Speaker 5: If politicians aren't willing to fight for the culture, then
Speaker 5: they're in the wrong game. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is putting
Speaker 5: together his cabinet and other senior roles in his administration.
Speaker 5: It's clear he has learned from the mistakes of his
Speaker 5: first term. Gone are the rhinos and establishment types to
Speaker 5: try to implicate the swamp. This time around, he is
Speaker 5: putting together a team to deliver the sweeping reforms the
Speaker 5: American people voted for. We did a review of Trump's
Speaker 5: top five picks so far on Thursday's edition of The
Speaker 5: Rita Pannehy Show, and that clip has more than two
Speaker 5: million views.
Speaker 4: Check it out on YouTube. Let's have a look at
Speaker 4: one of those picks.
Speaker 11: Why is it that the women with the least likelihood
Speaker 11: of getting pregnant are the ones most worried about having abortions?
Speaker 12: Nobody wants to impregnant.
Speaker 1: You if you look like a farm? Is it seam
Speaker 1: to see that? Beast off of your comments?
Speaker 13: You're suggesting that these women at these abortion rallies are
Speaker 13: ugly and overweek. Yes, what do you see to people
Speaker 13: who think that those comments are offensive?
Speaker 1: Be offended.
Speaker 4: Be offended. Yes, that's Matt Gates, Trump's pick to be
Speaker 4: a JA He.
Speaker 5: Ain't missing around and here is his new White House
Speaker 5: Press secretary. Look at how she triggered this meltdown from
Speaker 5: CNN a few months.
Speaker 14: Ago to presage ma'am, I'm going to stop. If I'm
Speaker 14: stating to attack my colleagues, I would like to talk
Speaker 14: about you Biden and.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, who you work for?
Speaker 14: If you are your weak on his behalf and I
Speaker 14: will have this conversation.
Speaker 15: I am stating facts that your colleagues have stated in
Speaker 15: the past.
Speaker 1: Now I'm sorry.
Speaker 16: We're going to come back to Caroline.
Speaker 14: Thank you very much for your time. You are welcome
Speaker 14: to come back at any point. She is welcome to
Speaker 14: come back and speak about Donald Trump. And Donald Trump
Speaker 14: will have equal time to Joe Biden when they both
Speaker 14: join us now at next Early Leader this week in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: That's Caroline Limits, almost making the Scenn anchor cry there
Speaker 5: is Trump speaks aren't designed to appease his opponents about
Speaker 5: delivering his agenda as voted for by the American people
Speaker 5: in a landslide victory. Let's close this with the latest
Speaker 5: ad from the Trump team and I guess he's entitled
Speaker 5: to glisi a little.
Speaker 1: They said he was done forever, he is done.
Speaker 16: And if Trump a new faces, a new voice in
Speaker 16: the final chapter of Donald Trump, I don't know.
Speaker 1: What the future of this party can be.
Speaker 17: In grew.
Speaker 1: The movement we started is only just to get it.
Speaker 1: The entire system went after.
Speaker 18: Arlogle was rated by FBIA New York Indictment Week.
Speaker 1: The indictment Georgia says he's been indicted again.
Speaker 16: I was shot with a bullet that here's the upper part.
Speaker 7: Of my But he never stopped fighting for Donald Trump
Speaker 7: has been elected president.
Speaker 1: Now it's time we fight for you.
Speaker 2: The old Age of America, the Golden Age of America,
Speaker 2: has a big and indeed I'll be talking about that
Speaker 2: as well more later as well. James lots to talk
Speaker 2: about now. You know, let's stay domestically for a moment.
Speaker 2: You know, Welcome to country. Drives me nuts, drives most
Speaker 2: people nuts, and have to sit there. The coalition should
Speaker 2: be committing itself to getting rid of it and government
Speaker 2: bodies unless it's necessary or relevant for a specific occasion.
Speaker 1: Well, joining us now is Dave Pellow, Christian preacher.
Speaker 2: Who was legally pursued all the way to the Queensland
Speaker 2: Human Rights Commission for criticizing a welcome to country ceremony. Dave,
Speaker 2: great to see you, Great to have you back on Outsiders.
Speaker 1: So this story. You were at a Christian event, you
Speaker 1: were speaking.
Speaker 2: You decided rightly in my opinion, that this was not
Speaker 2: the appropriate place for a welcome to country and you
Speaker 2: made the point that in your belief system, it's a
Speaker 2: pagan belief system, the welcome to country, and for that
Speaker 2: you were chased all the way to the Queensland Human
Speaker 2: Rights Commission. The person chasing you eventually dropped the attempt
Speaker 2: to silence you, Dave, tell us about it.
Speaker 19: Well, good morning Rowan, and thank you for having me
Speaker 19: back on again, and thank you for your very clear
Speaker 19: editorials and arguments against the divisive imposition which is the
Speaker 19: welcome to or acknowledgment of country.
Speaker 1: And yes, you're right.
Speaker 19: I was referred to the Queensland Human Rights Commission and
Speaker 19: required to attend mandatory conciliation there with the complainant, and
Speaker 19: the essence of his complaint was that I had no
Speaker 19: right to hurt his feelings or offend him. In my
Speaker 19: frank and sincere analysis of aboriginal religion.
Speaker 1: And he then.
Speaker 19: Proceeded to go ahead with his complaint and we went
Speaker 19: to the Queensland Human Rights Commission and he has exhausted
Speaker 19: the process as far as is possible. It's taken nearly
Speaker 19: six months since he lodged his complaint to reach it.
Speaker 1: He reached the end of the allowed.
Speaker 19: Time to escalate the complaint to a trial, which requires
Speaker 19: evidence and witnesses and arguments, and then he asked for
Speaker 19: an extension. The Commission granted him another three weeks and
Speaker 19: at the end of that three weeks there was stone silence.
Speaker 19: Now we actually encouraged him to seek legal advice because
Speaker 19: the case was so weak, so without substance or merit
Speaker 19: that we knew it would be a colossal waste, further
Speaker 19: waste of everybody's time and tax payers money. And he
Speaker 19: obviously got that advice because we heard no more for
Speaker 19: him from him. But what he did do effectively and
Speaker 19: what the system is designed to do, whether by intent
Speaker 19: or by a perverse outcome. It's design to allow people
Speaker 19: with no substance and with no sincerity in their complaint,
Speaker 19: no evidence, to actually abuse and punish by process. And
Speaker 19: thanks to the fantastic work of the Human Rights Law Alliance.
Speaker 19: I was able to have confidence to face that process
Speaker 19: and say no and refuse to apologize to the woke mob,
Speaker 19: and refuse to recant what I believe to be true,
Speaker 19: and that is that Aboriginal religion and Christianity are incompatible.
Speaker 19: So a great outcome, but we see that the grievance
Speaker 19: industry is alive and well and grooming victims.
Speaker 7: James Well, I mean, David, you talk about, you know,
Speaker 7: this sort of conflict between a Christian conference and as
Speaker 7: you say something there's a pagan or animist spiritual form
Speaker 7: or cosmology. But it seems to me that this all
Speaker 7: runs very much in one direction. I mean, do you
Speaker 7: have any of anecdotal evidence or sense that this is
Speaker 7: you know, if you want to take out and use
Speaker 7: this process against a Christian organization, I would presume that
Speaker 7: you're probably going to get a fair more sympathetic hearing
Speaker 7: than you know, if somehow this was in reverse. That
Speaker 7: you know, if somebody decided to say, oh, well, you know,
Speaker 7: I'm offend by welcome to country because you know, me,
Speaker 7: as a migrant to this country, it makes me feel
Speaker 7: like I'm not welcome in this country.
Speaker 1: If I did that, I.
Speaker 7: Don't think I'd get much of a hearing that in
Speaker 7: this very sort of you know, post Christian nation, we
Speaker 7: seem to have this great respect somehow bureaucratically for you know,
Speaker 7: this one particular spiritual form, but not Christian forms.
Speaker 19: Yeah, James, excellent question, and I've got an excellent anecdotal
Speaker 19: example for you. I mean, welcome to country and acknowledgment
Speaker 19: of country. The word country does not mean the same
Speaker 19: thing to Aboriginal religion as it does to non Indigenous
Speaker 19: people from different beliefs and backgrounds. The country is a
Speaker 19: spiritual entity. It's usually used with a capital C, and
Speaker 19: the evidence for its definition being spiritual and theological is
Speaker 19: in multiple museums in Canberra, the Australian Institute of Aboriginal
Speaker 19: and Torres Strait Islander Studies. It's well established. And when
Speaker 19: I was at the Queensland Human Rights Commission, they opened.
Speaker 1: The conciliation meeting with a obligatory.
Speaker 19: Country at the end of the proceeding. At the end
Speaker 19: of the proceeding, I said to the mediator, the conciliator,
Speaker 19: the agent of the commissioner who was there, I said, look,
Speaker 19: I have to say I think it's actually quite galling
Speaker 19: that you would know that this is deeply offensive to
Speaker 19: me just by reading the notes of this complaint, deeply
Speaker 19: something that I can't abide or participate in in Christian conscience,
Speaker 19: and then you would.
Speaker 1: Go and impose it on me.
Speaker 19: Anyw And he heard my complaint and he disagreed with it,
Speaker 19: and he dismissed it. So maybe I should lodge a
Speaker 19: complaint against the QHRC.
Speaker 20: To the QHRC, please do, And you outsider in the
Speaker 20: country behind you supporting you, because these clowns, these bureaucrats, Dave,
Speaker 20: I mean.
Speaker 1: That is so offensive.
Speaker 2: They are judged jury and they sit above everybody else,
Speaker 2: literally playing God in this instance retail.
Speaker 4: Absolutely you should.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think this is the way conservatives have
Speaker 5: to fight back. If the politicians are going to be
Speaker 5: too weak, you use their systems, their rules, and make
Speaker 5: them live up to that standard. So someone knowingly does
Speaker 5: something to offend you as a Christian, then take some action.
Speaker 5: So you talked about the process being the punishment. So
Speaker 5: even though this has ultimately gone away, you have gone
Speaker 5: through this stressful, grueling and probably costly process.
Speaker 4: How much did it cost.
Speaker 5: You and how much has it cost the taxpayer do
Speaker 5: we know.
Speaker 19: I have no way of knowing what the taxpayer has
Speaker 19: funded commissioners who've handled lots of correspondence and attended the
Speaker 19: conciliation meetings and dealt with various submissions from the complainant.
Speaker 19: And I bear no ill will to the complaint and
Speaker 19: not even the commission Really, I don't care if I'm offended.
Speaker 19: Like Matt Getz said in that package beforehand, be offended.
Speaker 19: It doesn't change the world. It's a choice, and it
Speaker 19: shouldn't change politics at all. But what the benefit would
Speaker 19: be of going further.
Speaker 1: Is to.
Speaker 19: Try and demolish and bring down this perverse industry which
Speaker 19: actually creates victims where none should exist. I mean, somebody
Speaker 19: raising this kind of complaint should be told to grow up.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: I just want just want to very very quickly. Sorry,
Speaker 2: I just we've running out of time and want to
Speaker 2: very quickly if you can give us thirty seconds on
Speaker 2: why you believe welcome the country to be pagan and
Speaker 2: spiritual rather than just simply a kind of land thing.
Speaker 1: Sure. Well.
Speaker 19: The premise of the definition of the term country, as
Speaker 19: evidenced in multiple sources which I've written about, is that
Speaker 19: it is not just a geographical region within a set
Speaker 19: of boundaries, but it incorporates everything, the natural elements, the animals,
Speaker 19: the floor of the fauna, as well as all the
Speaker 19: spirits of ancestors are gone and yet to come as
Speaker 19: one big, long, eternal thing, with every element having a
Speaker 19: spirit and their relationship and communication is desired. With that,
Speaker 19: you actually have to seek the permission of those spirits
Speaker 19: to travel through that country. That is the classic definition
Speaker 19: of animism, and it is a pagan belief and it
Speaker 19: is un Australian to impose religious observances on anybody.
Speaker 2: Well said Dave Pell, I've got to leave it. They're fantastic,
Speaker 2: beautifully articulated. Thanks so much and good luck in your fight.
Speaker 2: After the break we'll look more at Trump's cabinet picks,
Speaker 2: plus net zany, Lefty lunacy, wakademia, so much more here
Speaker 2: on Outsiders Don't Go Away. Welcome back to Outsiders, and
Speaker 2: thank you so much for watching Outsiders every Sunday morning
Speaker 2: and full last week again putting us very much the
Speaker 2: top rating show on Sky News Australia and.
Speaker 1: We do appreciate it. Whoo, there we go, and of.
Speaker 2: Course a critical part of that is John Heindereka who
Speaker 2: joins us from Minnesota. As always, John, great to see you.
Speaker 2: Now listen, I've got some bad news and some good news.
Speaker 2: The bad news is that Tim Waltz is coming back
Speaker 2: to Minnesota. He's actually moving next door to you, John,
Speaker 2: He's got a little place just down the road there.
Speaker 1: I thought you too could go and have a beer together.
Speaker 2: But the good news is we're busy identifying secret Trump voters.
Speaker 2: There's a new category, secret Trump voter, and we think
Speaker 2: we found one. Just watch the smile on this man's
Speaker 2: face here.
Speaker 8: We gon congratulation, thank you, and looking forward to having,
Speaker 8: like we said, spooth transition Tooever, we can make sure
Speaker 8: you're accommodated once.
Speaker 21: You need, and we're gonna get a chance to talk
Speaker 21: well about today.
Speaker 2: It's a good welcome. The big smile on Joe Biden's
Speaker 2: face when he welcomed Donald Trump to the White House.
Speaker 1: What did you make of it, John.
Speaker 22: Well, A couple of things, Rowan and Number one, A
Speaker 22: lot of people think that Joe Biden did vote for time,
Speaker 22: very unhappy about being shoved aside in favor of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 22: And there's a considerable feeling that Biden was glad to
Speaker 22: see Harris lose and was glad to see Trump win
Speaker 22: just for personal reasons. But I think there's another point
Speaker 22: here too, rown that's worth making. For years, Joe Biden
Speaker 22: has been denied bouncing Donald Trump as a Nazi, fascist,
Speaker 22: kindler threat to the Republic. Well, now Trump wins the
Speaker 22: election and Joe Biden is all smiles and they have
Speaker 22: this friendly meeting and he's welcoming Trump to the White House,
Speaker 22: And I think a lot of liberals, especially younger liberals,
Speaker 22: are wondering what's going on. I mean, did Biden not
Speaker 22: really mean it when he talked about Trump as a
Speaker 22: fascist and a threat to the Republic. Well, the answer
Speaker 22: is no, he didn't mean it. That was ridiculous political invective.
Speaker 22: And I think some liberals are having their eyes opened
Speaker 22: here by Joe Biden's change in attitude.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the theory about Jill and Joe voting for Trump,
Speaker 5: Jill wore Republican Reran when she went and invoted, and
Speaker 5: she's also pictured with Donald Trump beaming big smiles. What
Speaker 5: do you make of the theory that the Democrats, after
Speaker 5: their quiet coup were to have a little bit of
Speaker 5: a primary type process to make it look like there
Speaker 5: was going to be a competition, that it was going
Speaker 5: to be some democracy involved in who their candidate was.
Speaker 5: And straight away Joe went and endorsed Kamala and force
Speaker 5: their hand that he kind of had them settled with her.
Speaker 5: They really couldn't go against the president.
Speaker 22: Well, yeah, that's a good question, Rita. Barack Obama said
Speaker 22: we're going to have a competitive process to select a
Speaker 22: candidate to replace Joe Biden. But they didn't have a
Speaker 22: competitive process. And I think there's two reasons for that.
Speaker 22: One is that Joe Biden really by endorsing Kamala Harris,
Speaker 22: probably made it impossible. But the second thing is they
Speaker 22: didn't have time. The Democratic Convention was at that point,
Speaker 22: just weeks away, and I think they all realized that
Speaker 22: it would be chaotic and there's no there's no script.
Speaker 22: You know, the primaries were over and Joe Biden got
Speaker 22: all the votes, so nobody really knew what that competitive
Speaker 22: process would be. So I think they pretty quickly call
Speaker 22: us to around the idea that Kamala had to be
Speaker 22: the nominee.
Speaker 2: James, Hey, I want to.
Speaker 1: Just talk about you know, you talk.
Speaker 7: About this sudden flip from you know, Donald Trump's a
Speaker 7: fascist to welcome back to the White House and all
Speaker 7: that era.
Speaker 1: Of good feeling.
Speaker 7: But we've also seen an incredible shift this week in
Speaker 7: Pennsylvania from the Party of Democracy and we must save democracy,
Speaker 7: and you know, Donald Trump's a threat to democracy. To
Speaker 7: now in Pennsylvania, it sounds like they are counting disqualified
Speaker 7: balants in Democrat counties in an attempt to get Bob
Speaker 7: Casey back in the Senate. Tell us about this, and
Speaker 7: is this more of the Democrat idea that we need
Speaker 7: to destroy democracy in order to save it?
Speaker 22: Well, the real democratic idea is when at all costs,
Speaker 22: you know, whatever it takes. And Mark Elias, the lawyer,
Speaker 22: is the gray eminence of the Democratic Party. He's added again,
Speaker 22: trying to overturn the result of this Senate election in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 22: It's not closed. Dave McCormick has won that race by
Speaker 22: tens of thousands of votes, and the race has been
Speaker 22: called by everybody you know some time ago. But Chuck
Speaker 22: Schumer would not allow McCormick to go to Washington to
Speaker 22: participate in the training session. They have two senators, right,
Speaker 22: and Mark Elias is there and he's trying to get
Speaker 22: a whole bunch of ballots that have been disqualified now
Speaker 22: to be counted. And in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, the Democrats
Speaker 22: in charge there are explicitly ignoring and refusing to follow
Speaker 22: a court order and are counting ballots that have legally
Speaker 22: been held to be invalid. And so it's really an
Speaker 22: outrageous attempt to steal that Senate seat by the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: Well, who'd have guessed that trying to steal seats Sanda
Speaker 2: Dems knock me down with a feather, John, I just
Speaker 2: want to play you a clip, but we're going to
Speaker 2: play this in a knit zany segment. This is Donald
Speaker 2: Trump on the green climate scam. So Donald Trump's hit
Speaker 2: the ground running in a number of areas, but have
Speaker 2: a listen to this one and I want your thoughts
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 1: John.
Speaker 23: We're going to terminate the green new scam. It's called
Speaker 23: the Green New Deal to scam.
Speaker 2: It's a scam. He's unequivocal there, Donald Trump. Climate change
Speaker 2: is a hoax he believes. I agree with him, and
Speaker 2: the renewables kind of push is a scam.
Speaker 22: Your thoughts, Ron, I think that this issue is second
Speaker 22: in importance only to getting the southern border under control
Speaker 22: and stopping illegal immigration. This whole green fiasco is destroying
Speaker 22: the economies of European countries and it's going to destroy
Speaker 22: our economy if we stay down that path. And here's
Speaker 22: some good news for you if you haven't focused on it.
Speaker 22: Trump's nominee for Secretary of the Interior is Doug Bergham,
Speaker 22: the governor of North Dakota. Very smart guy, very successful businessman,
Speaker 22: and under his leadership them Intra is going to be drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 22: I think we're going to see a real turnaround in
Speaker 22: energy policy in the US.
Speaker 2: Fantastic John Henderracher, always great to chat to you. Thanks
Speaker 2: for coming on and we'll speak again soon. That's Heinderraker
Speaker 2: from the Center for the American Experiment and read him
Speaker 2: on a powerline blog.
Speaker 1: Superb work there. Let's carry on now.
Speaker 2: I was interested to see Retro and James this and
Speaker 2: become as a huge shock to you both. An article
Speaker 2: in The Daily Skeptic, that's Toby Young's magazine there in Britain.
Speaker 2: It's a climate skeptic magazine, but it's claiming that c
Speaker 2: ice around Untarctica has slowly increased since the start of
Speaker 2: continuous satellite recordings your thoughts in thirty seconds.
Speaker 5: Rita, Well, I'm just still waiting for all those predictions
Speaker 5: we saw in an Inconvenient Truth made by our core
Speaker 5: has become a seems like a billionaire from this industry.
Speaker 5: I'm waiting for some of those predictions to venture act
Speaker 5: because it's.
Speaker 4: Been a while now.
Speaker 5: I mean, at some point the climate catast first have
Speaker 5: to be held to account for these wild predictions that
Speaker 5: never James.
Speaker 7: Well, and you know, I think John stubs up there too.
Speaker 7: Europe is impoverishing itself. As resulted is Australia is at
Speaker 7: a crossroads. We can choose to go to the American
Speaker 7: root of the European root. We have to go to
Speaker 7: the American root.
Speaker 2: Absolutely coming up lots more in a tick, I'll be
Speaker 2: talking about Trump's new administration lots more here on Outsiders. Hello,
Speaker 2: you're watching Outsiders with Rita Ladjyakonda Panahee, James Machiavelli Morrow,
Speaker 2: and myself Rowan Savonarola. Yes, what you and I are
Speaker 2: living through is nothing short of our own very modern renaissance,
Speaker 2: a flowering of moral and intellectual thought, of new ways
Speaker 2: of thinking about politics, about government and the role of
Speaker 2: Western civilization and Enlightenment values in our everyday lives, a
Speaker 2: new determination to rise to the best.
Speaker 1: Of who and what we can be.
Speaker 2: Yes, Donald Trump, so widely derided by people on all
Speaker 2: sides of politics for so long, is overturning the stifling, corrupt,
Speaker 2: institutional slerosis of the past five decades and breathing anew
Speaker 2: into our lives the very notions of freedom, loyalty, of morality,
Speaker 2: and of strength. I said repeatedly before the election that
Speaker 2: Team Trump, the team Trump was assembling, would be one
Speaker 2: of the most extraordinary administrations of all time. But even
Speaker 2: I am reeling in shock and in awe at the
Speaker 2: appointments he has made in just seven days. Make no mistake,
Speaker 2: this will be the most transformative government of our lives.
Speaker 2: The next four years will shape the world in ways
Speaker 2: we cannot even possibly imagine for the better. Already, the
Speaker 2: superlatives are piling up his Sylvester Stallone, a man who
Speaker 2: knows a thing or two about the power of the
Speaker 2: American dream, comparing President elect Trump to a mythical heroic character.
Speaker 24: We are in the presence of a really mythical character.
Speaker 24: I love mythology, and this individual does not exist on
Speaker 24: this planet. Nobody in the world could have pulled off
Speaker 24: what he pulled off.
Speaker 1: So I'm in awe.
Speaker 12: And I'll just say this and I mean it.
Speaker 24: When George Washington defended his country, he had no idea
Speaker 24: that he was going to change the world, because without him,
Speaker 24: you could imagine what the world would look like. Guess
Speaker 24: what we got the second George Washington.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, second George Washington.
Speaker 1: Washington.
Speaker 2: The best analogy for me came from this young woman.
Speaker 25: Is it me or do Trump administration picks look like
Speaker 25: these guys?
Speaker 1: Tell me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 25: He putting together a team that can say the world
Speaker 25: just not the economy, the world Trump twenty four A ha, ha,
Speaker 25: The Avenger is two point zero.
Speaker 1: Ha. She's not wrong, particularly the Avengers bid.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is literally put together a team of anti
Speaker 2: woke superheroes, each with their own extraordinary anti woke superpower.
Speaker 2: Most conservative leaders, when they get into power, by and
Speaker 2: large lead most of the leftist infrastructure and institutions in place.
Speaker 2: But not Donald Trump, not this time. All the foolish
Speaker 2: Trump haters in the mainstream media, but I repeat myself,
Speaker 2: many of them snidely proclaimed that a re elected Trump
Speaker 2: would simply be a presidency of revenge, revenge against Trump's
Speaker 2: political opponents. But as usual, the commentators completely underestimated Donald Trump. Oh,
Speaker 2: don't worry, Donald Trump will certainly get his personal revenge.
Speaker 2: But that's small beer. What is now clear after only
Speaker 2: one week that much like those heist movies or Mission
Speaker 2: Impossible TV shows of the seventies, Donald Trump is assembling
Speaker 2: a crack team of mavericks dare i say, outsiders to
Speaker 2: completely dismantle the modern leftist American institutional ideology of wokeness
Speaker 2: and weakness. And boy, oh boy, what a group of
Speaker 2: mavericks Mission impossible in Oceans eleven, eat your hearts out.
Speaker 2: First up, last week we got the amazing news that
Speaker 2: Mick Huckabee will be Trump's US ambassador to Israel. This
Speaker 2: is an absolutely pivotal appointment. Israel sits at the very
Speaker 2: nexus of wokedom. Israel is the Canarian, the gold mine
Speaker 2: for the West, for all of us. If Israel falls
Speaker 2: to Islamist barbarism, it won't belong before we all fall.
Speaker 2: If Israel falls to globalist moral cowardice, it won't belong
Speaker 2: till we all fall. Israel is intellectually demonized by the
Speaker 2: left internationally look no further than the odious actions of
Speaker 2: our own Penny Wong just this week alone, as well
Speaker 2: as being physically under constant existential attack on seven military fronts,
Speaker 2: Trump understands that there can be no equivocation forget asenine
Speaker 2: concepts such as a two stage solution, land for peace,
Speaker 2: or calling for ceasefire. Trump's appointment of Huckerby builds on
Speaker 2: his own astonishing first term success with the Abraham Accords.
Speaker 2: Peace will come to the Middle East through recognition and
Speaker 2: acceptance of Israel's historic biblical claims. He is Huckerby during
Speaker 2: a visit.
Speaker 26: To Israel, I think Israel has titled eat Judea and Samaria.
Speaker 26: There are certain words I refuse to use. There is
Speaker 26: no such thing as a West Bank as Shudea and Samaria.
Speaker 26: There's no such thing as a settlement their communities, their neighborhoods,
Speaker 26: their cities. There's no such thing as an occupation.
Speaker 2: Hkkabe's appointment was then immediately bolstered by the brilliant appointment
Speaker 2: of Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, an absolutely critical
Speaker 2: role given how wildly anti Semitic the UN is. For
Speaker 2: this role, he chose the amazing congresswoman and self described
Speaker 2: ultra mago warrior. Elie's Stephanick, who you will have seen
Speaker 2: here on Outsiders during the aftermath of October seventh and
Speaker 2: the disgusting scenes on American university campuses. Eli's his She
Speaker 2: is quizzing the hopeless Harvard President Claudine Gay.
Speaker 27: Remember this, So the answer is yes, that calling for
Speaker 27: the genocide of Jews violates Harvard Code of Conduct.
Speaker 15: Correct.
Speaker 4: Again, it depends on the context.
Speaker 27: It does not depend on the context. The answer is yes,
Speaker 27: and this is why you should resign. These are unacceptable
Speaker 27: answers across the board and resigned.
Speaker 2: She did, Claudine Gay, But and so did the other
Speaker 2: heads of rapidly anti Semitic and left wing universities were
Speaker 2: brought down as well by Stephanick. Trump clearly understand and
Speaker 2: something we've discussed many, many times on this show, and
Speaker 2: that is the way some of our universities have been
Speaker 2: riddled with vile, anti Semitic, left wing indoctrination.
Speaker 23: When I get back into office, I will put every
Speaker 23: single university and college president unnoticed. The American taxpayer will
Speaker 23: not subsidize the creation of terrorist sympathizers. On American soil,
Speaker 23: The United States and Israel represent the pinnacle of Western civilization,
Speaker 23: which is exactly what these people.
Speaker 12: Want to destroy.
Speaker 2: They want to Just this week he reaffirmed those commitments again.
Speaker 1: Here is what I will do.
Speaker 23: To defeat anti Semitism and defend our Jewish citizens in America.
Speaker 23: My first week back in the Oval Office, my administration
Speaker 23: will inform every college president that if you do not
Speaker 23: end anti Semitic propaganda, they will lose their accreditation and
Speaker 23: federal tax payer support.
Speaker 2: What have we been saying on this show for years.
Speaker 2: If you want to get to the universities, the fund them.
Speaker 2: That's the way to do it. Bring them in the line.
Speaker 2: But it goes further. Marco Rubio, the charismatic Republican once
Speaker 2: tipped as the future president, has been appointed Trump's Secretary
Speaker 2: of State, one of the most important positions in his administration.
Speaker 2: Here's Rubio last year.
Speaker 1: On the I want you guys to get this.
Speaker 28: I want them to destroy every element of her mask
Speaker 28: they can get their hands on. These people are vicious
Speaker 28: animals who did horrifying crimes, and I hope you guys post.
Speaker 13: That what the civilians every day.
Speaker 28: Hamas has stopped hiding behind civilians, putting civilians in the way.
Speaker 28: Hamas knew that this was going to lead to this.
Speaker 28: Hamas has stopped building their military installations underneath hospital.
Speaker 3: So you don't here the fifteen thousand, you don't care
Speaker 3: about the babies that.
Speaker 28: Are I think it's terrible, and I think Commass is
Speaker 28: one hundred percent to blame.
Speaker 1: That's what I think. Make sure you post that.
Speaker 2: Please contrast to that moral clarity with Penny Wong. And
Speaker 2: already it appears victory may have forced Iran to rethink
Speaker 2: its position and to delay attacks on Israel. Moving on
Speaker 2: from Israel and next Maverick Superheroes, Trump's astonishing pick for
Speaker 2: his attorney general, which took everyone by surprise.
Speaker 29: The news that just broke about Donald Trump nominating Matt
Speaker 29: Gates as Attorney General is essentially a thermonuclear warhead on
Speaker 29: the deep state.
Speaker 1: Official Washington right.
Speaker 29: Now is absolutely reeling. Republican old guard Democrats alike. They
Speaker 29: are exasperated. They can't even begin to answer questions. My
Speaker 29: phone absolutely blew up. Is this serious? You can't believe this.
Speaker 29: There's no way he would actually do it. Oh, he's done.
Speaker 2: It, Yes, he's done it. Matt Gates, the firebrand and
Speaker 2: controversial Republican congressman. Here he is at Seapac delivering the
Speaker 2: speech at court Donald Trump's attention.
Speaker 11: Seems like every time I turn around, they're engaged in
Speaker 11: surveillance or list building or monitoring. And I don't care
Speaker 11: if it takes every second of our time and every
Speaker 11: ounce of our energy. We either get this government back
Speaker 11: on our side, or we defund and get rid of,
Speaker 11: abolish the FBI, CDC, atf DOJ, every last one of
Speaker 11: them if they do not come to heal.
Speaker 2: And here's Gates on the left's perpetual cries of grievance
Speaker 2: and defense.
Speaker 11: Why is it that the women with the least likelihood
Speaker 11: of getting pregnant are the ones most worried about having abortions?
Speaker 11: Nobody wants to impregnate you if you look like a thumb?
Speaker 1: Are you with that?
Speaker 2: But the mavericks just keep oncoming. Secretary of Defense, allow
Speaker 2: me to introduce to Peter Hegseth.
Speaker 18: Yet we're now allowing people who used to be men
Speaker 18: or women join, and then after that we pay for
Speaker 18: medical or physical transitions to another gender, which by definition
Speaker 18: makes them non deployable and non trainable. Well, if you're
Speaker 18: medically dependent on drugs to maintain your gender or a
Speaker 18: particular balance of chemicals inside your body, you're by definition
Speaker 18: non deployable.
Speaker 12: And so they'd have soldiers who.
Speaker 18: Can't train, can't deploy, have been on the books, and
Speaker 18: yet everyone has to be careful about what pronoun you
Speaker 18: use with them.
Speaker 2: Antie woke superheroes. Next we get to another converted form
Speaker 2: of Democrat presidential candal. In fact, this candidate, in fact,
Speaker 2: there's two of them, the versus Telsey Gabbard, who has
Speaker 2: been appointed Director of National Intelligence.
Speaker 1: Have a look at her.
Speaker 2: You don't need any words to explain her.
Speaker 1: You get the picture.
Speaker 2: And we haven't even got to the big guns yet.
Speaker 2: Tom Herman is the new borders are who will shut
Speaker 2: the border faster than you can say. Kamala Harris is
Speaker 2: now unburdened by what might have been. And then of
Speaker 2: course there's vivek Ramaswami. We'll be working with Elon Musk
Speaker 2: to trim government fat in the new Department of Government Efficiency.
Speaker 30: Our defense budget is pretty gigantic, it's trillion dollars, but
Speaker 30: the interest that we are on the debt is now
Speaker 30: higher than the defense budget. Over a trillion dollars and growing.
Speaker 30: This is not sustainable, so we have to do something
Speaker 30: about that or the country is going to go bankrupt.
Speaker 30: So that's an essential thing too.
Speaker 2: Trump, as a businessman, understands America must be the powerhouse
Speaker 2: of the world's economy by being strong, not weak. The
Speaker 2: other former Democrat, Robert Kennedy Jr. Has been tasked for
Speaker 2: getting the chemicals out of the food Americans eat, out
Speaker 2: of the air they breathe, and out of the water
Speaker 2: they drink to make America healthy again. Then there's rand
Speaker 2: Paul who's been chosen to investigate the abuse during COVID
Speaker 2: the abusive power something I've been urging on this show
Speaker 2: for years now, and there are hints our friend on
Speaker 2: the show, Jay Baticharia, will be landing a key role.
Speaker 2: Thank heavens. Who knows what horrors they will uncover jail time,
Speaker 2: beckons I suspect for some very big names from the
Speaker 2: COVID era. There's simply too much good news to take in,
Speaker 2: and of course the Vice President himself, Trump's apprentice and
Speaker 2: the likely forty eighth president of the United States Jedi
Speaker 2: Vance Again listen carefully.
Speaker 1: As with Israel and Penny Wong.
Speaker 2: The Trump free speech agenda flies directly in the face
Speaker 2: of what our alban easy government is trying to do.
Speaker 2: We're going like that, folks.
Speaker 1: Here's vance here.
Speaker 2: He is talking about NATO, but he could just as
Speaker 2: easily be talking about ORCUS.
Speaker 18: So what America should be saying is, oh, if NATO
Speaker 18: wants us to continue you supporting them, and Natokut.
Speaker 1: Wants us to continue to be a good.
Speaker 16: Participant in this military alliance, why don't you respect American.
Speaker 1: Values and respect free speech, respect free speech.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is not mucking around after the betrayals of
Speaker 2: his first term. Loyalty is now Trump's most prized commodity.
Speaker 2: The task of dismantling decades of left wing infiltration and
Speaker 2: subversion is monumental, and it needs titans superheroes to deliver
Speaker 2: on it. Donald Trump is reverting to first principles like
Speaker 2: free speech, patriotism, are strong capitalist economy built on fossil fuels,
Speaker 2: not green scams. Donald Trump's revenge will be to rid
Speaker 2: the world of wokism, to destroy socialism and communism in
Speaker 2: the West. This is the modern American renaissance and it
Speaker 2: will touch every individual around the world. Nations and governments
Speaker 2: like ours will either get on board the Trump.
Speaker 1: Train or get left way, way way behind.
Speaker 2: The renaissance is here, but the Albanese government remains stuck
Speaker 2: in the dark ages of woke identity politics and climate
Speaker 2: alarmism and censorship. Donald Trump's mission, now that he has
Speaker 2: chosen to accept it, is to make America and by extension,
Speaker 2: those who side with America great again. And he has
Speaker 2: handpicked a crack team of anti woke maverick outsiders to
Speaker 2: make sure he cannot fail. And now let's bringing doctor
Speaker 2: yarn Brook, chairman of the board of directors at the
Speaker 2: ain Rand Institute, and he's live.
Speaker 1: From Puerto Rico. Great to see you, Jaren.
Speaker 2: Want to ask you a little bit about ain Rand.
Speaker 2: You're coming out here to speak in Brisbane and an
Speaker 2: ain Ran conference, which is great so well, and I
Speaker 2: also want to pick your brains on exactly what is
Speaker 2: happening currently in Israel.
Speaker 1: But just tell us our view is a.
Speaker 2: Little bit about ain Rand and why she's kind of
Speaker 2: very relevant at this point in history.
Speaker 21: Absolutely, I think Iran is the real alternative to both
Speaker 21: the left and the right today. She is the advocate
Speaker 21: for the ideas of the funding fathers, the philosophical ideas
Speaker 21: that are the foundation of liberty, freedom, the pursuit of happiness.
Speaker 12: So, given the state of the world, given the direction
Speaker 12: the world is.
Speaker 21: Heading, I think more than ever, the ideas of Ainrand,
Speaker 21: the ideas of capitalism, the ideas of freedom, individual liberty,
Speaker 21: are more crucial now.
Speaker 12: Than at any point in time.
Speaker 21: Crucial in Australia, but crucial really everywhere in the world.
Speaker 1: James, Yeah, I'm interested here what you think.
Speaker 7: I haven't read I ran since probably was about nineteen,
Speaker 7: but you know what I remember of it, though, it
Speaker 7: did strike me as being a very sort of you know,
Speaker 7: soulless philosophy that was a bit materialist in the same
Speaker 7: way that you know, kind of the Soviet system that
Speaker 7: she came out of. Was is this really the solution
Speaker 7: to our problems at the moment?
Speaker 12: So first I suggest you we do it again, and
Speaker 12: that wouldn't take the impression.
Speaker 21: To have it as a given. We all make mistakes
Speaker 21: when we're young. There's nothing soulless about Ironman. She's not religious,
Speaker 21: but the absence of religion does not make you soulless.
Speaker 12: She is very much about the human spirit. She's very much.
Speaker 21: About the pursuit of moral ideals, moral ideals that have
Speaker 21: focused on your own achievement, your own success, your own values.
Speaker 21: She's very much about love and friendship and the kind
Speaker 21: of spiritual values if you will, that I think a
Speaker 21: crucial for human survival and crucial for human success and
Speaker 21: human flourishing. You know, the material is just one aspect
Speaker 21: of life, and her books are very much filled with
Speaker 21: relationships between adult human beings who value each other and
Speaker 21: who share very meaningful, spiritual and love relationships.
Speaker 12: So no, I don't view as material at all.
Speaker 21: Again, her rejection of religion does not mean that she
Speaker 21: rejects the mind, consciousness and.
Speaker 12: Our ability to have spiritual experiences.
Speaker 21: She's a huge advocate, for example, of aesthetics and beautiful
Speaker 21: arts and things like that that constitute spiritual experiences.
Speaker 5: So much of that is centered around religion, whether you're
Speaker 5: religious or not. And when we don't have that, something
Speaker 5: sinister comes in, like the identity politics and on that.
Speaker 4: I'm interested in your view.
Speaker 5: On where this leftist hatred of Israel the only democracy
Speaker 5: in the Middle East comes from. When we've seen it,
Speaker 5: particularly since October seven, but it's obviously been there for many.
Speaker 12: Years well, first, I want to challenge what you just said.
Speaker 21: I don't believe that our ability to have spiritual experiences,
Speaker 21: or esthetic, artistic experiences, or love and friendship comes from.
Speaker 12: Religious at all.
Speaker 21: And I think if you look at the history of religion,
Speaker 21: it is often very absent those kind of things, and
Speaker 21: it's often not motivated by love or by good world
Speaker 21: towards others. And a good example of that is what
Speaker 21: is going on in the Middle East. I mean, the
Speaker 21: reality is that the abb world has been stuck with
Speaker 21: a religion that has not allowed it to advance. They
Speaker 21: never experienced a renaissance and an Enlightenment, they never secularized
Speaker 21: their world, so they are stuck in a very religious
Speaker 21: and you know, they are committed to an Islamic Middle East,
Speaker 21: and they resent the idea that Jews might come there.
Speaker 21: There was anty idea that Western civilization might come there.
Speaker 21: There was anty idea that Israel represents individual liberty and
Speaker 21: individual freedom. It represents capitalism, I mean limited, not the
Speaker 21: kind of capitalism I would like to see, but at
Speaker 21: least some capitalism and a Western civilized, civilized world. And
Speaker 21: you know, they reject all that we saw that. They
Speaker 21: revert to the kind of barbarism that we saw in
Speaker 21: October seventh. But that is the kind of world that
Speaker 21: they envision, and it's a world guided by you know,
Speaker 21: them taking their religion quite seriously. You know, people don't
Speaker 21: talk enough about the fact that Hamas is an Islamist organization,
Speaker 21: that Iran is an Islamist theocratic state, that Hballah is
Speaker 21: committed to theocracy.
Speaker 12: These are these are religious.
Speaker 21: And is fighting for what their interpretation is a barbaric
Speaker 21: version of Islam.
Speaker 12: And they're dedicated to that, and they're passionate about that.
Speaker 21: And you know, nothing can really change until that vision
Speaker 21: of the world is destroyed.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and just quickly before we.
Speaker 1: Go, I've got a minute left.
Speaker 2: Why is it that that cult of Hamas and Hezbolla
Speaker 2: and Islam radical Islam is so popular now on American universe?
Speaker 24: Is?
Speaker 2: How on earth has that happened? And what can we
Speaker 2: do about it?
Speaker 12: That's a great question.
Speaker 21: I mean, first, let me just say I'm going to
Speaker 21: be talking about the Middle East and the crisis and
Speaker 21: this relationship to what's going on in American campuses at
Speaker 21: the Brisbane conference. If people are interested, it's I RAND
Speaker 21: dot org, a YNO ND dot org slash Brisbane. But
Speaker 21: the reality is that modern, the modern philosophy that's been
Speaker 21: taught at universities for the last thirty years is a
Speaker 21: philosophy guided by the morality, a moral of other ism,
Speaker 21: of altruism, which teaches that the poor you are, the
Speaker 21: more miserable you are, the most savage you are, the
Speaker 21: more virtuous you are. In a sense, so it's called intersectionality,
Speaker 21: they use the term. And if you're successful, if you're wealthy,
Speaker 21: if you've done well in life, then you are a villain.
Speaker 21: And as a consequence, if you look at Israel and
Speaker 21: you see its success and the prosperity and the innovation,
Speaker 21: they must be exploiteds they must be they must be bad.
Speaker 21: And when you look at the Palestinians and they're miserable and.
Speaker 12: They're poor, then they must be the victims. They must
Speaker 12: be the exploited.
Speaker 21: And the morality teaches you that the exploited other good guys,
Speaker 21: and exploiters are the bad guys. And this is me
Speaker 21: taught at American universities now for decades, and what we're
Speaker 21: seeing now are the fruits of a whole philosophical line.
Speaker 21: Woke is just one manifestation of it, but going back
Speaker 21: to postmodernism that has manifested in the fact that you
Speaker 21: see the supporters of hamas and American campuses and.
Speaker 12: You're seeing real anti semitism again.
Speaker 21: Jus a successful generally the successful, and therefore they must
Speaker 21: be banned.
Speaker 1: Therefore they must be.
Speaker 2: The bad guys.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have to leave it there, Dr Brooks.
Speaker 2: Sorry, we've run out of time, but that great explanation
Speaker 2: there and one hundred percent correct. Then people can go
Speaker 2: and see you at the Brisbane conference. Thanks so much
Speaker 2: for chatting to us here on outside Is. After the break, James,
Speaker 2: don'qui vote and will chat very special guest Tina McQueen,
Speaker 2: who's been dancing with Javier Millay. Can't wait to see
Speaker 2: Tina in a two.
Speaker 7: Hello, you're watching Outsiders with your hosts rowing Republican landslide,
Speaker 7: Dean Rita, red wave, panahee and just back from the
Speaker 7: US after an interbrable twenty four hours flying.
Speaker 1: I'm James.
Speaker 7: They really should double the duty free allowancemorrow. Now I'll
Speaker 7: get to the way the left and the media are
Speaker 7: coping with all of this and Donald Trump's victory in
Speaker 7: a moment and spoiler alert, they're not doing too great.
Speaker 7: But before that, you know the old saying, kids say
Speaker 7: the darnest things. Well, jd Vance's really take the cake.
Speaker 7: Haven't listened to him here telling the hilarious story about
Speaker 7: when one of his kids decided to wander back to
Speaker 7: the press cabin on Trump Force two.
Speaker 1: He waked me my favor dail on campagne drill was
Speaker 1: all the time, the best. Maybe the second sandy champagne
Speaker 1: trill was the day my four year old walk into
Speaker 1: the back of the plane the Trump.
Speaker 30: Horse soup lane and told him to be They were
Speaker 30: all fades.
Speaker 1: Later our your Humer pub you walk back.
Speaker 31: I did fell news, but I'm don't worry that.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get used his best care of.
Speaker 1: What do we call that? Folks here? Reckon?
Speaker 7: That's a parenting win, I think. So now on to
Speaker 7: other matters. A moment ago, I said landslide in relation
Speaker 7: to Trump's win. And when I say landslide, good on
Speaker 7: you Rowan for calling it. I do mean it was
Speaker 7: a landslide. Pancake news that broke over the last twenty
Speaker 7: four hours. As the votes continue to be tallied up
Speaker 7: in the never ending election, I can report that Donald
Speaker 7: Trump has just crossed the seventy six million vote mark,
Speaker 7: the first Republican president in history to do so. And predictably,
Speaker 7: Trump's return and his appointments are causing meltdowns all over
Speaker 7: the place on the left, something which none other than
Speaker 7: Democrat Senator John Fetterman sagely picked up on here.
Speaker 32: We describe it as God to your level trolley to
Speaker 32: just trigger a full on China syndrome, to own the
Speaker 32: lives in perpetuity.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's right, God teer level trolling leading to a
Speaker 7: China syndrome meltdown eight it great.
Speaker 1: I am herefoot and I know you are too.
Speaker 7: I mean, here's a Sherilyn Hill, who served on Joe
Speaker 7: Biden's Supreme Court Commission, losing it and calling Trump's Defense
Speaker 7: Secretary Designator Pete Hayesith a white supremacist.
Speaker 33: This is someone who you know, is known to be
Speaker 33: a white supremacist, known to be an extremist, whose platform,
Speaker 33: whose book is basically about his opposition to the advancement
Speaker 33: of black officers to the top brass.
Speaker 7: Sorry, opposition to DEI is not racism, it's.
Speaker 1: The opposite of racism.
Speaker 7: Now, apparently reporters too supposedly hardened journalists are also crying
Speaker 7: over the prospect of at Gates becoming Attorney general.
Speaker 17: I'm not going to receive a very warm welcome from
Speaker 17: the career folks there. We've seen people today, our fellow reporters, crying,
Speaker 17: hugging in the hallways.
Speaker 7: And here's a Connecticut teacher turning all the waterworks on
Speaker 7: local TV to save her job after she's threatened to
Speaker 7: kill Trump supporters.
Speaker 15: And I just it's so fulfilling, it's so rewarding, and
Speaker 15: I really I know that what people see right now,
Speaker 15: I don't look like that person, but I truly would
Speaker 15: do anything to help any child and any family in need.
Speaker 13: Just because you one doesn't mean we don't remember who
Speaker 13: the you voted for.
Speaker 22: You're not in the clear.
Speaker 13: And just please please don't test your gangster on me,
Speaker 13: because you will end on a stretcher gone forever.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know about you.
Speaker 7: Which one of those two performances do you think is
Speaker 7: her real persona anyway, And of course, one of the
Speaker 7: fascinating things about this election has been how ordinary non TDS,
Speaker 7: suffering folks from all walks of life looked at the
Speaker 7: Democrat program, which involves importing huge numbers of migrants to
Speaker 7: drive down wages, letting crime run rampant in cities, setting
Speaker 7: up stifling regulation to keep people from starting businesses and
Speaker 7: getting ahead, and turning the schools into trans ideology in
Speaker 7: doctrination camps. Well, people looked at all of that, and
Speaker 7: I don't know why, but they said.
Speaker 1: Thanks, but no thanks.
Speaker 7: Indeed, have a listen to what these Chicago residents, and
Speaker 7: you know Chicago's reliably very democratic, Listen to what they
Speaker 7: had to say at a special city Council meeting this
Speaker 7: week in the wake of the election.
Speaker 34: I want to know how did the feel that Trump
Speaker 34: is in office right now?
Speaker 1: You see them, You see them, mal Brandon Johnson.
Speaker 34: You underestimate us, You underestimate the black people, and you
Speaker 34: underestimated Chicago red. You know that Trump had pulled forty
Speaker 34: five percent of the voter in the state of Illinois,
Speaker 34: thirty seven in the city in Chicago. That's the statistic
Speaker 34: that means that Illinois is turning purple. We're gonna turn red.
Speaker 35: And you can smirk all.
Speaker 1: You want, mister Sims, director, your attention towards me, please.
Speaker 35: You're a criminal white who I got to address you.
Speaker 1: The fans need to address you. DJ need to address
Speaker 1: you in.
Speaker 35: And hopefully Donald Trump will address you because you're gonna
Speaker 35: protect the undocumented while you're gonna allow for the citizens
Speaker 35: in Chicago to suffer under YO what thirty three percent
Speaker 35: for Lopez cooked that three percent up a long time ago.
Speaker 35: Y'all called them a circuit breakup. Y'all been chalked about it.
Speaker 35: Remember before you came in here and gave that jovial speech,
Speaker 35: you need to be expected.
Speaker 36: What about our real estate? Because see, we paid for
Speaker 36: these properties for our purpose and not for you to
Speaker 36: go touching it with three hundred million dollars that you
Speaker 36: want to siphon out of the citizens pockets.
Speaker 1: Get.
Speaker 36: Lead goals and gotta take your money right back.
Speaker 1: Start it off with that. Did they sound happy about
Speaker 1: Trump's win? Sure thing?
Speaker 7: And did they sound impressed with their local Democrat overlords?
Speaker 1: Not on your life?
Speaker 37: You see.
Speaker 7: To me, what the election, the reelection that is of
Speaker 7: Trump represents is people waking up to the fact that
Speaker 7: for all their talk about sharing and caring, Democrats really
Speaker 7: only care about themselves and they're weird, yes weird. Campaign
Speaker 7: to remake society, whether it is by letting Venezuelan gangs
Speaker 7: take over apartment buildings or teaching bizarre gender ideologies in
Speaker 7: schools people before the election. Before this election, have a
Speaker 7: look at this ad for the Trump campaign, which got
Speaker 7: an awful lot of attention, and deservedly so, because it
Speaker 7: really summed the whole thing up.
Speaker 6: Kamala supports taxpayer funded sex changes.
Speaker 9: For presidents, surgery for prisoners. Every transgender inmate in the
Speaker 9: prison system would have access.
Speaker 12: No, I don't want my taxpayer dollars going.
Speaker 35: Kamala supports transgender sex changes in jail with our money.
Speaker 10: Kamala even supports letting biological men compete against our girls
Speaker 10: in their sports. Kamala is for day dim. President Trump
Speaker 10: is for you.
Speaker 1: I'm Donald J. Trump, and I approved this message. Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is for they of them.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump is for you killer slogan, and they didn't
Speaker 7: know how to respond to it. And when I was
Speaker 7: in the US, I heard plenty of people tell me
Speaker 7: that this ad, this particular ad, was the thing that
Speaker 7: pushed them over the line to vote for Trump, and
Speaker 7: it sums up I think a bigger realignment in American politics,
Speaker 7: one that we have not seen since Ronald Reagan and
Speaker 7: his thumping forty nine state win over Walter Mandala in
Speaker 7: nineteen eighty four, which minted and created and nurtured a
Speaker 7: whole generation of young conservatives. Mark my words, Trump is
Speaker 7: doing the same thing here today.
Speaker 2: Well, great stuff, James, Let's bring in Sky News contribute
Speaker 2: to Tina McQueen live from Florida to Tina, so great
Speaker 2: to see you, and may I just remind outsiders that
Speaker 2: it was thanks to Tina McQueen that this show originally
Speaker 2: got off the ground eight years ago when Donald Trump
Speaker 2: was arrested, elected, arrested, elected the first time around.
Speaker 1: Great Tina, your rowan.
Speaker 17: I wish you were here. You've been in my thoughts
Speaker 17: every day because it would have been so special had
Speaker 17: you been here with me. But it's been tremendous.
Speaker 1: Tina, tell us all about it.
Speaker 2: We've got the dress on, we can see the Donald
Speaker 2: Trump dress, and we've got a bit of footage we're
Speaker 2: going to play quickly of you dancing with Harvey A.
Speaker 1: Mila.
Speaker 31: Have a quick look at this, folks, and there she is.
Speaker 1: You've caught it right at the end. There you were.
Speaker 1: Tina tell us about dancing with Harvey A. Milay.
Speaker 17: Look, he was so excited, and everyone the whole America
Speaker 17: is excited. I know James has pointed out some of
Speaker 17: the left. No one is concerned with the left now.
Speaker 1: We wont get over it.
Speaker 17: And there is just tremendous excitement. But I'll tell you what, guys,
Speaker 17: is most is a tremendous relief. Tremendous relief that finally
Speaker 17: President Trump will be back in running the country and.
Speaker 5: He's going to be more dancing because as rumors, there
Speaker 5: is going to be at UFC later today in Madison
Speaker 5: Square Garden. The last time it was therefore UFCA incredible
Speaker 5: scenes and he's getting this reception in blue cities like
Speaker 5: New York.
Speaker 4: It's incredible.
Speaker 17: Oh look, I was with that met and spent some
Speaker 17: time with Donald White at the election dinner Prison Trump
Speaker 17: was at at Mari Laga. He's a great guy. He
Speaker 17: adores and very protective of the prison. It's just been
Speaker 17: a magnificent experience and I can't wait to get back
Speaker 17: to you three and tell you things I probably can't
Speaker 17: say on it.
Speaker 7: Tina, though, I want to ask you though, because you
Speaker 7: sort of alluded to this just now. When I was
Speaker 7: in the States, I found that there was after the election,
Speaker 7: this real sense of a new energy. Not only that
Speaker 7: people feel like, you know, the foots off their throat
Speaker 7: and they can say what they want again, you know,
Speaker 7: because there was so much sort of self censorship under
Speaker 7: that Biden regime or the third term of Obama or
Speaker 7: whatever you want to call it, but also just that
Speaker 7: there's a real economic optimism, that there's a sudden sort
Speaker 7: of sense that there's a lot of new industry that's
Speaker 7: gonna really be unleashed. Elon Musk is part of that, obviously,
Speaker 7: but tell us a bit more about your impressions of that.
Speaker 17: There's hope everywhere, honestly, hope everywhere, and particularly people with
Speaker 17: children and grandchildren. There's hope for the really bugging up
Speaker 17: education system over here, which you know ours is the
Speaker 17: lead just as bad, but there is such an energy.
Speaker 17: I have great confidence. You know, we met mister Musk
Speaker 17: a couple of times, who spends a great deal of
Speaker 17: time with the president. He's a remarkable man, and I
Speaker 17: have every confidence of his guidance with the president.
Speaker 1: It's just been a.
Speaker 17: Wonderful I mean, I was at places during the transition
Speaker 17: where jfk, Mask, the Vice President, Vivek, all these people
Speaker 17: such an opportunity to meet and engage with all these
Speaker 17: people who have a great interest in Australia, particularly Elon Musk,
Speaker 17: who knows about the Misinformation Bill. So it's tremendous to
Speaker 17: have discussions with these people.
Speaker 2: So Tina I mentioned earlier that said Donald Trump was
Speaker 2: put together basically a team of superheroes, anti work superheroes
Speaker 2: outside as all of them, which is sensational. But what's
Speaker 2: the message Tina, for the Liberal Party, for the coalition
Speaker 2: here in Australia. We've got people in some of the
Speaker 2: commentators saying, oh, we hope the coalition don't try and
Speaker 2: find follow Donald Trump. My advice would be, please follow
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Tina, what would your advice be?
Speaker 17: I saw George brad as a disgraceful article today. Honest
Speaker 17: to goodness, Trump is a winner, and I would urge
Speaker 17: Peter Dutton to be bold and brave. Don't worry about
Speaker 17: focus groups, go with your gup, go with what's right
Speaker 17: for the country and we will win. Take a page
Speaker 17: out of Donald Trump's book, absolutely copy his campaign as
Speaker 17: much as you can.
Speaker 4: Because it's a winning formula.
Speaker 17: They picked up votes everywhere, which is exactly what we
Speaker 17: need in Australia, and I think mister Dutton has a
Speaker 17: great respect for Donald Trump, and I'm sure, I'm sure
Speaker 17: he will learn from his campaign success.
Speaker 5: And when you look at it anyway, insurmountable odds that
Speaker 5: Donald Trump's overcome not just the lawfare that was against him,
Speaker 5: trying to cast him as a as someone who's jail
Speaker 5: bound and a convicted felon, but the money. Kamala had
Speaker 5: a one billion dollar war chest.
Speaker 1: Trump had less.
Speaker 4: Than a third of that.
Speaker 5: So that is incredible in itself, the fact that he
Speaker 5: had this landslide victory, winning the popular vote, even despite
Speaker 5: having a fraction of her money.
Speaker 17: You know, before the election, we went to a rally
Speaker 17: in Salem. There were fifteen thousand people in the auditorium.
Speaker 17: There are another fifteen thousand people outside, and you knew
Speaker 17: then that we were part of something very special. There
Speaker 17: was so much support for Trump and so many had
Speaker 17: so much faith in hope. It's been so remarkable to
Speaker 17: experience this once in a lifetime opportunity. I've learned a
Speaker 17: great deal that I'll be taking back to the Liberal Party.
Speaker 17: I just have to hammer their heads so they will listen.
Speaker 2: And if anyone's going to do any hammering of heads,
Speaker 2: it will be Tina McQueen. Let me assure you, Tina,
Speaker 2: carry on having a great time there. Send our love
Speaker 2: to all your mates who are over there, and thank
Speaker 2: you again for your support of outsiders for all these years.
Speaker 2: That's Tina McQueen there in the States with the Trump team.
Speaker 2: After the break, Canberra clown Show in a tick, roll up,
Speaker 2: roll up, step right this way. It's the wackiest, freakiest,
Speaker 2: scariest show on Earth. It's the Climate clown Show right
Speaker 2: now at COP twenty nine and Azerbaijan, the annual climate
Speaker 2: gabfest where the clowns are stealing the show. Here's Britain's
Speaker 2: chief climate clown, ed Millerband.
Speaker 38: The link between a wind turbine factory in Whole and
Speaker 38: the climate talks here in Azerbaijan. I'll tell you it's
Speaker 38: this government's clean energy superpower Mission.
Speaker 1: Good old ai. Let's hope he and Bobo managed to
Speaker 1: hook up. What fun.
Speaker 2: But back to the and Brack clown Show, where this
Speaker 2: week Alboso, the chief Clown, stepped up his plans to
Speaker 2: keep you, me and all every day Ossie's safe from
Speaker 2: harmful misinformation and disinformation on social media. But what exactly
Speaker 2: do they mean by harmful? Well, one Woke University professor
Speaker 2: gave Tom Elliott's on three aw his definition this week
Speaker 2: of wait for it, his host's harmful bile.
Speaker 1: What's an example of harmful bile that I just said?
Speaker 16: Look, just a complete and out of disrespect for first nations,
Speaker 16: you know, people in this country. The fact of how
Speaker 16: you've marginalized a number of racial groups already while I've
Speaker 16: been listening, the kinds of half truth that you've been
Speaker 16: starting out there. Now your listeners might go for that,
Speaker 16: and that's fine, and you're allowed to do that because
Speaker 16: Akima have got a pretty broad remit in terms of
Speaker 16: like what they allow on air.
Speaker 2: In other words, if it's anti work, it's harmful. Now,
Speaker 2: if you go to Labour's censorship bill, there it is
Speaker 2: in black and white of misinformation and disinformation includes opinion
Speaker 2: that causes harm, and, according to the professor's harm is
Speaker 2: being disrespectful. A far more sober and realistic appraisal of
Speaker 2: Labour's censorship laws and the threats they pose came in
Speaker 2: Parliament this week from Brian Marlow, the executive director of
Speaker 2: Citizen Go at a Senate's inquiry into these odious censorship laws.
Speaker 1: Platforms are a problem. I don't trust them either.
Speaker 37: That being said, I definitely don't trust the government when
Speaker 37: it comes to try and protect people from misinformation. The
Speaker 37: greatest peddlers of misinformation historically has been government MPs and
Speaker 37: the administrative state. So an example, weapons of mass destruction,
Speaker 37: the Russia Gate hoax, hunter Byden laptop story. Yeah, safe
Speaker 37: and effective, gladas periogicalian effectively telling people if they sat down,
Speaker 37: they won't catch COVID, if they stand up they will.
Speaker 2: Indeed, there's plenty more I could add to that list.
Speaker 2: How about we will lower your electricity bills by two
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy five dollars, or renewables are the cheapest
Speaker 2: form of energy, or even the rain that falls will
Speaker 2: never fill our rivers and dams, or you can catch
Speaker 2: COVID from catching a football. The examples of governments or
Speaker 2: bureaucratic misinformation are legion but they are of course exempt
Speaker 2: under Alboso's bill. Meanwhile, Donald Trump had this to say
Speaker 2: on the importance of free speech.
Speaker 23: If we don't have free speech, then we just don't
Speaker 23: have a free country.
Speaker 1: It's as simple as that.
Speaker 23: I will then ban federal money from being used to
Speaker 23: label domestic speech as miss or disinformation.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is unequivocal. So we are now entering a
Speaker 2: period where the United States is going headlong down the
Speaker 2: freedom Highway, while our own Albanisi government is hurtling headlong
Speaker 2: in the opposite direction, down the censorship. Could a sack
Speaker 2: indeed have a listen to our own Easafety commissioner attacking
Speaker 2: Donald Trump.
Speaker 39: During his presidency, Donald Trump not only savagely abused foes
Speaker 39: online with impunity, but was identified as a major super
Speaker 39: spreader of miss and disinformation.
Speaker 2: Saker today, What a disgrace that woman is, Which brings
Speaker 2: us back to what this censorship bill is really all about.
Speaker 2: This is Alboso's big idea, the one that means he
Speaker 2: can claim a legacy after the disaster that was his
Speaker 2: Voice referendum. How Boso wants to shore up his misinformation
Speaker 2: and disinformation credentials so that after he gets punted at
Speaker 2: the next election, which he will, he can then rush
Speaker 2: overseas and grab a cushy job in one of those
Speaker 2: ghastly globalist organizations that love nothing more than censoring misinformation
Speaker 2: and this information.
Speaker 40: COVID named in pandemic appended lives and livelihoods. It eroded
Speaker 40: trust between people, governments, and institutions, fueled by a torrent
Speaker 40: of miss and disinformation.
Speaker 2: Right, of course, the problem in COVID was misinformation and disinformation. Right, Okay,
Speaker 2: nothing to do with the vaccines or lockdowns or mandates.
Speaker 2: Of course, there are other reasons Alboso wants to censor
Speaker 2: your free speech. It's in order to stop people making
Speaker 2: fun of him online.
Speaker 1: No, really, it is. Have listened to him last year.
Speaker 38: Social media platforms have a responsibility to make sure that
Speaker 38: misinformation isn't got out there. I noticed today, for example,
Speaker 38: on the way up here, they've removed various sites that
Speaker 38: were up containing fake images of myself superimposed on other people.
Speaker 38: That's the sort of thing that is going on on
Speaker 38: social media. Social media has a responsibility to do the
Speaker 38: right thing here.
Speaker 2: It's called satire, you refer. Now, for those viewers who
Speaker 2: may not be entirely sure what Alboso is talking about,
Speaker 2: I feel it's my duty to explain. Here's what Albozo
Speaker 2: is so upset about.
Speaker 38: Containing fake images of myself superimposed on other people.
Speaker 1: That's the sort of.
Speaker 38: Thing that is going on on social media.
Speaker 1: Shocking.
Speaker 2: On top of which Albozo also wants to ban anyone
Speaker 2: under the age of sixteen from going on to social media.
Speaker 2: Why something to do with fighting Tories apparently.
Speaker 38: I've spoken about this when Conservatives got control of the
Speaker 38: Sydney City Council and wanted to sell the house that
Speaker 38: move my mum lived in.
Speaker 1: You know what we did.
Speaker 38: We went out and we talked to people. We didn't
Speaker 38: do anything online because it didn't exist. We went out,
Speaker 38: we got petitions, we organized meetings and we engaged with
Speaker 38: other human beings. I want people to build real relationships,
Speaker 38: not just to engage with people who they don't know
Speaker 38: who they actually are, which is one of the issues
Speaker 38: with things online as well.
Speaker 1: Heaven help us.
Speaker 2: So the Tory hating young albo managed to organize a
Speaker 2: petition with some people, which is why an entire generation
Speaker 2: of young Australian should be denied access to one of
Speaker 2: the great tools of social.
Speaker 1: Interaction and learning.
Speaker 2: But back to the so called misinformation and disinformation laws,
Speaker 2: which are supposedly there to police big tech and force
Speaker 2: them to be compliant with their own regulations. The National's
Speaker 2: new South Wales Senator Ross Caddell this week asked a
Speaker 2: very simple and brilliant question of the Deputy Chair of AKMA,
Speaker 2: the proposed social media censorship body, Creaner Chapman, question which
Speaker 2: digital platforms are not currently complying with their own codes?
Speaker 2: The answer was pure or Wellian double speak.
Speaker 41: At this point in time, I think it's extremely difficult
Speaker 41: for the ACMA to make an evidence based comment about
Speaker 41: the actual activities of digital platforms in Australian relation to
Speaker 41: mission disinformation.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. In other words, that allow me to translate, I speak,
Speaker 2: canber ease. We need more bureaucratic powers to discover if
Speaker 2: we need more bureaucratic powers. Here's what highly respected constitutional
Speaker 2: law expert and to me had to say about the
Speaker 2: executive memorandum attached to Albozo's bill.
Speaker 42: But then you look at what it says in the
Speaker 42: m and it says, no, we're not just dealing with
Speaker 42: facts here, We're dealing with opinions and commentary and claims
Speaker 42: and invective. And you think, well, you can't prove those
Speaker 42: things at fols. You can't approve that someone's opinions.
Speaker 2: It's an opinion, Thank you, Ann. But I particularly enjoyed
Speaker 2: this excellent question posed by Liberal Senator Dave Sharma to
Speaker 2: a legal expert discussing the bill.
Speaker 43: If I was, you know, the conductor thought experiment, and
Speaker 43: we're in sixteenth century Prussia or seventeenth century Italy and
Speaker 43: on Copernicus or Galileo, and I have to start to
Speaker 43: say that the universe rotates, revolves around the Sun rather
Speaker 43: than the Earth. Would that be on the basis of
Speaker 43: the knowledge and opinion of the day. Would that constitute misinformation?
Speaker 2: Brilliant question, and here with appropriate historical reference. The legal
Speaker 2: expert skewered the entire bill.
Speaker 44: I don't think it would be too difficult, remembering, of course,
Speaker 44: first decision maker is the platform next decision makers for
Speaker 44: them to sell. Well, look, you know that undermines confidence
Speaker 44: in the Midichi Bank or whatever it is, and therefore
Speaker 44: there is a harm to the economy.
Speaker 2: In other words, anything political can be banned under this
Speaker 2: nonsense idea. The good news on Friday or fourth, independent
Speaker 2: senator announced that they would oppose the Labor Party and
Speaker 2: the Teals censorship bill in the Senate. Bravo, senators, good
Speaker 2: on you, and please do it. So it looks like
Speaker 2: yet another one of Alboso's clown acts has bitten the dust.
Speaker 2: What would queen say?
Speaker 6: Another one bust the dust, another one, bust the dust.
Speaker 2: One hyperbol extreme exaggeration, hyperbole as pronounced by Julia Gillard,
Speaker 2: which I have to explain to the lefties who don't
Speaker 2: get the gag. Walking have lefties not getting the gag?
Speaker 2: The Guardian, James and Reader have decided to leave Twitter,
Speaker 2: to leave x Why because Donald Trump one or something.
Speaker 4: Wrong that who knows? Who cares?
Speaker 5: Lefties do this fairly routinely they leave X formerly Twitter
Speaker 5: and then an announcement about it, like and it's been
Speaker 5: pointed out, it's not the airport. You don't need to
Speaker 5: announce your departure, just leave, But they do. That's a
Speaker 5: big song and dance, and too often, sadly they come
Speaker 5: back because they realized the alternatives aren't as interesting.
Speaker 1: Well that's not really clear here, you know.
Speaker 7: And there's some hilarious headlines which we should read out
Speaker 7: because they show just what you know, people aren't actually
Speaker 7: gonna be missing. But you know, what they're really concerned about,
Speaker 7: Reader is that there's not enough censorship on out of
Speaker 7: their lefty idea of things. So what we've got here,
Speaker 7: we've got the situation where we've got a bunch of journalists,
Speaker 7: journalists who are completing that there's not enough censorship.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's lefty lunacy.
Speaker 5: Why shocked we had that right in this country when,
Speaker 5: of course the Safety Commissioner picked her fight with Elon
Speaker 5: Musk before, you know, retreating when the case was ridiculous.
Speaker 5: But there were new paper headlines and front pages that
Speaker 5: were siding with the censors, were siding with for greater
Speaker 5: suppression of free speech. It is a real illness within
Speaker 5: the media at the moment that I don't forget.
Speaker 2: It was Julian Mangrant who decided that Australia doesn't have
Speaker 2: a First Amendment like America, so therefore that's going to
Speaker 2: have fun.
Speaker 4: Yes fun. Let's get who appointed her? It was the liberals,
Speaker 4: I know, shameful.
Speaker 2: Here are some of the things that people on Twitter
Speaker 2: will be missing from now on. Here some of the
Speaker 2: brilliant headlines from the Guardian over the years.
Speaker 1: Wait for this one.
Speaker 2: Is it okay for scientists to weep over climate Jane?
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a good one. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I also like this one here. Stop calling women girls.
Speaker 7: It's either patriotizing or sexually suggested.
Speaker 1: What reta you've got one for us.
Speaker 5: Ah, what about barbecue is an American tradition of enslaved
Speaker 5: Africans and Native Americans. I mean it is, but you
Speaker 5: know what, A hundreds and these aren't even the worst.
Speaker 1: They're a joke, but there's a joke. Yep.
Speaker 7: There's one funny thing here too, is that so many
Speaker 7: lefties claim they're leaving X to go to this new
Speaker 7: thing called Blue Sky, which is apparently the sort of
Speaker 7: you know, boring left piece. So apparently Blue Sky has
Speaker 7: trus anounced that in the past twenty four hours they
Speaker 7: have received more than forty two thousand reports of complaints
Speaker 7: about other people's tweets. So all the Karens have gone
Speaker 7: over to this other site and they're just policing each
Speaker 7: other and the site is crashing.
Speaker 1: It's great, that's hilarious.
Speaker 2: Now I'm going to give myself a reverse negative hyper
Speaker 2: bowl because I kept saying or raising questions about the
Speaker 2: legitimacy of the American election last time round.
Speaker 1: Well, here are the results.
Speaker 2: We'll put this little graphic up on the screen for
Speaker 2: you to see the states that Kamala Harris won versus
Speaker 2: those which have ID identification and whoa it looks like
Speaker 2: all the states that Kamala won have no ID verification,
Speaker 2: so anyone can vote any old how or something like that.
Speaker 1: And all the ones she didn't have didn't win.
Speaker 2: Had non photo ID, so you had to have photo ID.
Speaker 8: So there you go.
Speaker 1: I'm sure had photo ID. There you go.
Speaker 2: And finally, let's have a quick look at this British
Speaker 2: politician struggling to come to terms with what he said
Speaker 2: about Donald Trump in the past.
Speaker 45: Look, obviously, I congratulate Donald Trump on his victory and
Speaker 45: I look forward to working with his administration over the
Speaker 45: next four years.
Speaker 1: You've got some bridges to build with him, though, haven't you?
Speaker 45: Given that in January twenty seventeen you said Donald Trump
Speaker 45: is a neo Nazi and a disgusting sexual predator. God
Speaker 45: helped the United States. The Prime Minister and I have
Speaker 45: already had several meetings with President Trump in order to
Speaker 45: maintain a healthy relationship.
Speaker 1: We thought it was a skit.
Speaker 2: There you go, and I apparently Kamala did win one
Speaker 2: of those states which did have or didn't have ID, So.
Speaker 1: There you go. That's it. We've got to go see
Speaker 1: you next week.
Speaker 2: Outsiders buy