Speaker 1: On scoring rules Oustrodio. This is the Reader Panalty Show.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the readA panicky show coming
Speaker 2: up tonight.
Speaker 3: A security breach.
Speaker 2: At Parliament House, as pro Palestinian protest as unfurl huge banners,
Speaker 2: the Safety Commissioners scaremongering exposed with exclusive.
Speaker 3: Freedom of information data.
Speaker 2: Bev MacArthur will tell me why see if FAY fire
Speaker 2: fighters are taking strike action over renewable projects on five
Speaker 2: prone land and Douglas Murray weighs in on the chaos
Speaker 2: engulfing the Biden Whitehouse.
Speaker 3: And what that means for the rest of the world.
Speaker 4: And he also gives his considered opinion on former Pink
Speaker 4: Floyd frontman Roger Waters has become an unhinged lefty losing
Speaker 4: it and talking about lefties.
Speaker 2: Tonight's edition features this charming Orange is the new black actress.
Speaker 1: Take him out, Joe.
Speaker 5: If he was Hitler and this was nineteen forty, you'd
Speaker 5: take him out.
Speaker 3: Well, he is Hitler and this is nineteen forty. Take him.
Speaker 1: Out.
Speaker 2: Let's bring in Sky and his contributor Kosher Gata Kosher,
Speaker 2: I'm keen to get your thoughts on a leaked Trump
Speaker 2: video that's come out earlier today and also Tucker Carlson's
Speaker 2: speech in Melbourne earlier in the week. But let's start
Speaker 2: with this pro Palestinian protest the breaching of security at
Speaker 2: Parliament House today, unfurling banners, including one that read from
Speaker 2: the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free and
Speaker 2: no peace on stolen land genocide since seventeen eighty eight.
Speaker 3: This is a shameful.
Speaker 2: Display from the far left, who have been panned to
Speaker 2: by much of the media, the Greens, even many labor politicians.
Speaker 2: And what does it say for Parliament House security if
Speaker 2: these clowns can gain access so easily and occupy the
Speaker 2: roof there.
Speaker 6: Indeed, dating this dynamic continues and continues to intensify, and
Speaker 6: it's just a consequence of multiculturalism where we've got these
Speaker 6: groups now they just have these beliefs and they're going
Speaker 6: to be underbeated, coupled with the pandering oriented as you said,
Speaker 6: society conquence free society where such types of agitators are encouraged,
Speaker 6: and maybe they're going to have to step up security
Speaker 6: unfortunately in the country.
Speaker 2: Absolutely now to an exclusive Sky News report on the
Speaker 2: e Safety Commissioner, I'll be writing about this in my
Speaker 2: Herald Sun column for tomorrow's paper.
Speaker 3: Data obtain under Freedom of.
Speaker 2: Information request seems to show Julieman Grant's claims about the
Speaker 2: climate of racism and threats.
Speaker 3: Well they were misleading.
Speaker 2: She had warned that in the lead up to the
Speaker 2: Voice referendum, online abuse against Indigenous Australians was likely to intensify,
Speaker 2: and that the number of complaints was highly concerning, but
Speaker 2: analysis by the IPA has found there were just two
Speaker 2: complaints made by Indigenous Australians relating to online abuse link
Speaker 2: to the Voice during the campaign. John's Story, director of
Speaker 2: Law and Policy at the Institute of Public Affairs, said
Speaker 2: the narrative Julian and Grant has sought to establish that
Speaker 2: there was a wave of racist cyber or abuse during
Speaker 2: the referendum is not supported by her own officer's data.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is.
Speaker 2: Good news, kosher, because we don't want to have anybody
Speaker 2: receiving online abuse, let alone Indigenous Australians about the Voice.
Speaker 3: But this scare mongering about we need.
Speaker 2: Extra censorship to defend against that when there were two
Speaker 2: complaints according to these FOI requests.
Speaker 6: Maybe there'll be some sort of apology or correction. I
Speaker 6: doubt it, but even if there is, it doesn't change
Speaker 6: the past or anything. That's just the emo of these things.
Speaker 6: The Holy Safety Commissioner's office and portfolio should be called
Speaker 6: into question and somebody from the other side should take
Speaker 6: that on as a campaign issue.
Speaker 3: I think there'd be a lot of Absolutely.
Speaker 2: I think the Coalition have been really weak on this issue.
Speaker 2: They have flip flopped as a couple of people speaking out,
Speaker 2: like Senator Alexantik, but they're they're the minority at the
Speaker 2: moment now. I, along with thousands of other Melbournians, saw
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson speak earlier in the week and one point
Speaker 2: he drove home was about energy security and energy prices
Speaker 2: and how cheap energy is directly connected with living standards
Speaker 2: and given how blessed Australia is with natural resources, we
Speaker 2: should have some of the cheapest energy prices in the world,
Speaker 2: but we've got some of the highest.
Speaker 7: The world's largest deposits of iron ore from which steel
Speaker 7: has been I said, well, how many steel mils?
Speaker 8: Well none?
Speaker 7: Why because energy is too expensive. I said, well, too bad.
Speaker 7: You don't have any thermal call here. Oh wait, you
Speaker 7: have the world's largest deposits of thermal call in the world.
Speaker 7: So why do you have such high energy costs? Well,
Speaker 7: because we sell our call to China, which uses it
Speaker 7: to make renewables which we then buy back. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 7: whoever thought of that hates you.
Speaker 1: I'm just being honest. That's not an accounting error.
Speaker 7: That was not a mistake made in good faith, that
Speaker 7: we sell our country's resources to a far away country
Speaker 7: to make something that doesn't work and then pay extra
Speaker 7: for it, like they knew that wasn't going to work
Speaker 7: when they did it, obviously, because that's insane.
Speaker 1: It's prime efacia insane.
Speaker 7: The fact that you have high energy costs is reason
Speaker 7: enough to get rid of the people who run in
Speaker 7: your country.
Speaker 2: Now, that was a message that resonated with the audience.
Speaker 2: Kosher and I would say it's something that would resonate
Speaker 2: with a lot of people who don't even know who
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson is.
Speaker 6: Indeed, he's a great communicator, and there he was aided
Speaker 6: with stating the obvious. And as a foreigner coming in,
Speaker 6: you can kind of do that. As a fellow American
Speaker 6: who's been living here for a few years, you know,
Speaker 6: it's the same thing. It resonates with me too. The
Speaker 6: energy thing, in particular, that Australia has thirty percent of iron,
Speaker 6: or thirty one percent of aluminum, or thirty three percent
Speaker 6: of uranium, fourteen percent of coal, and still energy is
Speaker 6: so expensive. And you know he laid bare why that is.
Speaker 6: It really is a rebuke. I think there's the virtue
Speaker 6: of self reliance is something that needs to be brought
Speaker 6: back to the country more broadly, but particularly as it
Speaker 6: relates to energy. That disconnect between being so rich in
Speaker 6: the root raw materials and yet poor in the manufacturing
Speaker 6: and refinement of it to the betterment of the people
Speaker 6: is really an indictment on society, and he laid.
Speaker 3: That bear absolutely.
Speaker 2: Now, Republican Congressman Wesley Hunt use an anecdote from his
Speaker 2: time working with Donald Trump on Afghanistan to illustrate how
Speaker 2: Trump is the definition of a strongly that this is
Speaker 2: quite a story.
Speaker 9: When we were negotiating with the Taliban while President Trump
Speaker 9: was to the president. President Trump wanted to get out
Speaker 9: of Afghanistan, but he wanted a conditions based withdrawal, meaning
Speaker 9: that you do what we tell you to do and
Speaker 9: then we will start pulling troops back slowly as.
Speaker 1: Long as you abide by our rules.
Speaker 9: It's President Trump and Mike Pompeo and they are talking
Speaker 9: to Taliban leadership in the room, and they had one
Speaker 9: translator in the room. President Trump looked at that at
Speaker 9: the Taliban leader and said this, I want to leave Afghanistan,
Speaker 9: but it's going to be a conditions based withdrawal. And
Speaker 9: translator translated. And he said, if you harm a hair
Speaker 9: on a single American, I'm going to kill you. And
Speaker 9: translator goes, and Trump goes what I said, reached in
Speaker 9: his pocket, pulled out a satellite photo of the leader,
Speaker 9: the leader of the Taliban's home, and handed it to him,
Speaker 9: got up and walked out the room. Do you know
Speaker 9: for eighteen months, not a single American was killed in Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: Sure, that's a definition of strength. That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: And former US Deputy National Security Advisor Katie McFarlane, who
Speaker 2: has served under full presidents, confirmed that story.
Speaker 3: Posting this, she said, it's absolutely true.
Speaker 2: Trump did tell the Taliban leader not to harm a
Speaker 2: hair on the head of any American or he would
Speaker 2: kill the Taliban leader. And he did say, and we
Speaker 2: know where you live, and then showed him satellite photo
Speaker 2: of the Taliban leader's home.
Speaker 3: It's just diplomacy done differently.
Speaker 2: But sometimes when you're dealing with the likes of the Taliban,
Speaker 2: they respect and recognize strength. They can smell weakness and
Speaker 2: appeasement absoute mile away.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 6: That's one of the things about Trump's style, which is
Speaker 6: the most popular thing that critics have always criticized about him.
Speaker 6: A lot of people don't like it. That's one example
Speaker 6: of where that style actually could work well, even if
Speaker 6: people find him a little bit too a reserve or
Speaker 6: too edgy, can actually be a huge advantage in these
Speaker 6: types of environments. Everybody believes that story. You can kind
Speaker 6: of picture being in that room. That's absolutely something Trump
Speaker 6: would would say and would do. And I also find
Speaker 6: interesting the timing of that piece coming out now in
Speaker 6: the week of the Joe Biden fiasco, specifically, is it
Speaker 6: really Afghanistan and the infamous woodrol and all of that.
Speaker 6: Nobody could imagine him doing anything even remotely similar to that,
Speaker 6: And then here you've got, you know, with strengthens.
Speaker 2: And he also reported they told Pewtin if he invaded
Speaker 2: Ukraine he would bou Moscow, and apparently Putin believed him
Speaker 2: because he did not invade Ukraine during that period, and
Speaker 2: talking about the timing of videos, The Daily Beast, very
Speaker 2: much a left wing outlet, has published a leaked video
Speaker 2: of Donald Trump saying, broken down, Biden will quit and
Speaker 2: his new opponent is going to be Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: There's a bit of colorful language. Yeh, let's have a listen.
Speaker 11: How did they do with the other name?
Speaker 12: Broken down?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's he just quit.
Speaker 13: You know, he's quit.
Speaker 14: In the rest yep, I go to and that means
Speaker 14: we have Kamala. I think she's going to be better.
Speaker 14: She's pathetic. It's just yourself.
Speaker 1: I just can't imagine.
Speaker 12: But can you imagine they go with dealing with Putin
Speaker 12: and the president of Jana, who's a fierce person, who's
Speaker 12: a fierce man, a very tough guy, and they see
Speaker 12: him they probably you can't, but they just announced he's
Speaker 12: probably quitting.
Speaker 3: Just keeping Now.
Speaker 2: This is interesting because Trump, uncharacteristically has been very quiet
Speaker 2: post debate. Is just stuck to the philosophy when your
Speaker 2: opponent's making a mistake, just let them do that and
Speaker 2: don't interrupt them. So the timing of this, I'm sure
Speaker 2: that Trump camp won't like and there'll be a lot
Speaker 2: of pearl clutching about the language, but surely, really objectively,
Speaker 2: can anybody say Biden and Harris are particularly well equipped
Speaker 2: to deal with the likes of g or Putin. I
Speaker 2: think the message there is not one that's going to
Speaker 2: upset too many of his voters Trump voters, for sure.
Speaker 6: I think it's something that he always said and people
Speaker 6: always knew. But now after that debate, it is all
Speaker 6: out into the open, and people who were low information
Speaker 6: consumers and actually somehow missed the cognative decline of Biden.
Speaker 6: There are many tens of millions of people like that
Speaker 6: because the media wasn't covering it. They all have caught
Speaker 6: up to what the high information consumers have known about
Speaker 6: for a long time. So the timing that way is
Speaker 6: sort of he's just doing that last piece of what
Speaker 6: he did over there. I also thought it was really
Speaker 6: interesting that it was in a golf cart, because it
Speaker 6: reminds everybody of that golf back and forth of it,
Speaker 6: and you know whose handicap is better. I think also
Speaker 6: fits right into what.
Speaker 3: He's talking about. Koshigaya, thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 6: This ISSU.
Speaker 2: My next guest needs no introduction, but is going to
Speaker 2: get one. He's the author of international best sellers, including
Speaker 2: The Strange Death of Europe, The Madness of Crowds, and
Speaker 2: his latest book, The War on the West. Douglas Smurray,
Speaker 2: let's start with the Biden White House lurching from crisis
Speaker 2: to crisis, and we'll get into the heightened risk the
Speaker 2: country faces in the coming months.
Speaker 3: But first, we've now had three.
Speaker 2: Official explanations for Biden's debate performance.
Speaker 3: He had a.
Speaker 2: Cold, he was jet lagged, and he was apparently over
Speaker 2: prepared by staff, which one of those excuses fits best
Speaker 2: to your.
Speaker 15: Mind, It doesn't seem at all as though he was
Speaker 15: over prepared. It is pretty amazing that the president put
Speaker 15: a whole week into preparing for this debate, first of all,
Speaker 15: because the consequences were so calamitous. But secondly, I mean,
Speaker 15: isn't he meant to be running the country? Isn't he
Speaker 15: meant to be the leader of the free world. I mean,
Speaker 15: it's an awful shame that an entire week had to
Speaker 15: be taken up just prepping for this ninety minute debate.
Speaker 15: He was obviously not on good form, as all of
Speaker 15: his sick fans have had to keep pointing out. The
Speaker 15: problem is is that they have this they have this
Speaker 15: line they've been doing for the last week, which is,
Speaker 15: you know, he had a bad night. Well, yes, but
Speaker 15: the evidence seems to be that he has a lot
Speaker 15: of bad nights and a lot of bad days. And
Speaker 15: their attempt, the the sort of Biden Courts attempt to
Speaker 15: pass this off as unusual simply isn't credible. I don't
Speaker 15: think it's going to wash at all.
Speaker 2: No, And we've now got the White House declaring that
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is the future of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 11: I mean, one of the reasons why he picked the
Speaker 11: vice president president Kamala Harris is because she is indeed
Speaker 11: the future of the party.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 11: And he's very proud to have partnered with her and
Speaker 11: continue to partner with her and delivering an unprecedented record
Speaker 11: for the American people.
Speaker 3: Douglas.
Speaker 2: She even referred to the vape as President Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: There do you say that as a light?
Speaker 2: Could there be a move to replace Biden with Kamala
Speaker 2: now or go to the election with her as the candidate?
Speaker 15: And here's the thing, Biden himself and doctor Jill Biden,
Speaker 15: his wife, are clearly digging in. There seems to be
Speaker 15: a little doud about that. The campaign email that's just
Speaker 15: been sent out to everyone is along lines of, you know,
Speaker 15: I was brought up never to quit, and I'm not
Speaker 15: a quitch to do an Americans aren't quitters, so I'm
Speaker 15: not going to quit, you know. And when you on
Speaker 15: the ground, you pull yourself up, you dust yourself off,
Speaker 15: and you get out into the ring again. I mean,
Speaker 15: this is fanciful stuff. Let me put it this way.
Speaker 15: Really believe, does anyone really believe that three years from now,
Speaker 15: Joe Biden is going to be in the Oval Office,
Speaker 15: is going to be able to be there, is going
Speaker 15: to be functioning as the US President. I really don't
Speaker 15: think anyone does so at the moment, You're right, I mean,
Speaker 15: the White House Press Secretary and others have sort of
Speaker 15: start to mention Karmala Harris, but they do so, of course,
Speaker 15: knowing that her approval ratings are even worse than Joe Biden's,
Speaker 15: much worse than Joe Biden's. Her likability is threw down
Speaker 15: the toilet. And you know, this is a very interesting
Speaker 15: It's not just about these personalities. It's also about the
Speaker 15: way in which politics is done.
Speaker 1: Now in America. You know, it's not rude.
Speaker 15: It is simply the fact that Kamala was a diversity
Speaker 15: higher because Joe Biden said he wanted a black woman
Speaker 15: as his running mate. That means that instead of being
Speaker 15: able to choose from all of the talent in America,
Speaker 15: he could only choose from the talent within seven percent
Speaker 15: of the population in America. And you know, as I
Speaker 15: always say, if you live by DEI, you'll die by DEI.
Speaker 15: Because now they have this hugely unpopular figure, the vice president,
Speaker 15: who has no meaningful achievements to her name in her.
Speaker 1: Years in office.
Speaker 15: Everything she's been tasked with, like the border has not
Speaker 15: got better under her management, far from it. And here
Speaker 15: you have this person who they now cannot pass over
Speaker 15: because of their own rules that they have invented and
Speaker 15: decided to play by. So I mean, you know, it's
Speaker 15: not my concern. Is it worth to advise the Democrat Party?
Speaker 15: But I would just say, you know, it's clear that
Speaker 15: Joe's not going.
Speaker 1: To make it.
Speaker 15: It's clear that Kamala would would lose to anyone, anyone.
Speaker 1: What are they going to.
Speaker 15: Do If they're going to do a switch out, They're
Speaker 15: going to have to do it soon because there's going
Speaker 15: to be somebody, whether it's Kamala, Gavin Newson, whoever, they
Speaker 15: are going to have to introduce this person to the
Speaker 15: public very very fast, and they don't have a day
Speaker 15: to lose.
Speaker 3: In my view, Well maymrm.
Speaker 2: We've got much of the media who feigned shock at
Speaker 2: Biden's diminished faculties. They're falling back into line. Watch this exchange,
Speaker 2: and we would.
Speaker 11: Invite the president to come here and tell noted directly noted,
Speaker 11: Kelly pleans work. That's an appropion, as you heard on
Speaker 11: your colleague, the president of the WHA, that's inappropriate.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Kelly.
Speaker 2: That was NBC's senior White House correspondent, Kelly o'donald, just
Speaker 2: telling off someone for suggesting Biden could be napping. And
Speaker 2: the she's also the president of the White House Correspondence Association.
Speaker 2: And let's look at this unwitting admission from an activist
Speaker 2: journalist at CNN, had Our Gold, who writes about how
Speaker 2: Biden's mental fitness could have been better covered.
Speaker 3: But then there's this tell She writes.
Speaker 2: It can be tricky to report on something as difficult
Speaker 2: to define as a person aging when his opponent isn't
Speaker 2: a convicted felon who regularly lies and has threatened to
Speaker 2: use the government to go after his political opponents.
Speaker 3: Douglas, how much culpability.
Speaker 2: Does the media have for hiding prison and Biden's I
Speaker 2: would say fairly obvious cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: It's extraordinary REATA.
Speaker 15: I watched the debate last Thursday night, and I watched
Speaker 15: the aftermath of the debate, the roundup and analysis on
Speaker 15: basically on CNN and MSNBC. What struck me about CNN
Speaker 15: in particular was absolutely everybody in the studio was talking suddenly,
Speaker 15: as well anyone at Fox has for the last few years,
Speaker 15: anyone at the New York Post, as for the last
Speaker 15: few years for which they've all been castigated. It was
Speaker 15: so strange seeing the CNM pundits suddenly switch, as if
Speaker 15: they'd learned something in the previous nineteen minutes that had
Speaker 15: previously been a mystery to them, completely hidden secret, a
Speaker 15: hidden fact.
Speaker 1: Can they How can they they hold.
Speaker 15: Their heads up and still behave like this? These were
Speaker 15: all people who knew and see everything you and I
Speaker 15: could know and see, but they decided not to observe it.
Speaker 15: And in actual factor, kick over the traces and to
Speaker 15: attack anyone who did observe it. And here we are.
Speaker 15: Here they are with the candidate that they want to
Speaker 15: use to get Donald Trump away from the White House,
Speaker 15: and they're only now realizing that their candidate has flaws.
Speaker 15: I mean, it starts to make you wonder how serious
Speaker 15: they actually are. And you know, when they do all
Speaker 15: this kind of Donald Trump is an existential threat to
Speaker 15: democracy sort of thing, you think, well, if you really
Speaker 15: thought that, would you really be running Joe Biden against
Speaker 15: that man? Wouldn't you have done everything you could to
Speaker 15: get the most talented team of upcoming, likable, capable young
Speaker 15: Democrats or middle aged Democrats, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: But they didn't.
Speaker 15: And by the way, this line about you know, Donald
Speaker 15: Trump using the law against his political opponents, that kind
Speaker 15: of stuff would say a lot better with a lot
Speaker 15: of American voters if they weren't being the former president
Speaker 15: Donald Trump being repeatedly put on trial for things that
Speaker 15: are clearly politically motivated.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, that is the golden rule of projection.
Speaker 2: So much of what they claim their opponents are doing,
Speaker 2: they're doing as we speak. And again, if seeing inn
Speaker 2: MSNBC New York Times if they're a bit more honest
Speaker 2: with their audience, they would be aware of that. You
Speaker 2: mentioned the Democrats don't have a lot much time to lose.
Speaker 2: If they're going to replace Biden, they'd better do it quickly.
Speaker 2: And one name that's always near the top of the
Speaker 2: list is Gavin Newsom as a repossible replacement. You wrote
Speaker 2: about him this wag in the New York Post. And
Speaker 2: he's the governor of California. California at doing too well.
Speaker 2: Can he fail his way up to the presidency?
Speaker 1: I fear he could.
Speaker 15: Gavin knew some absolutely wrecked San Francisco, which should be
Speaker 15: one of the world's great cities, and it's it's a
Speaker 15: garbage dump days. He proceeded to roll out similar policies
Speaker 15: across California as governor and has made most much of
Speaker 15: California into a dump as well. He talks all the
Speaker 15: time about the latest stuff about equity and equality and
Speaker 15: all that sort of thing, and he presides over one
Speaker 15: of the most extraordinarily unequal states. He's just sent his
Speaker 15: own a daughter to a six thousand dollars a year
Speaker 15: private school, and maybe it's because among her own peer
Speaker 15: group in the state schools in California. You have kids
Speaker 15: with like thirty percent literacy and thirty four percent numerously.
Speaker 15: That's a shameful record. He has no record to run on,
Speaker 15: but he does have, sadly the sort of what look.
Speaker 15: A lot of people fall for this. People say he
Speaker 15: looks presidential, he looks the part. He has good hair.
Speaker 15: I mean, you know, as we discussed last week, Justin
Speaker 15: Trudeau has good hair, doesn't mean he could run Canada.
Speaker 1: It's the same with Newsome.
Speaker 15: I do fear that he could. He could fool a
Speaker 15: certain amount of people. I think he's a terrible He
Speaker 15: would be a terrible choice because any Republican running against
Speaker 15: ged and just has the point to California and Rohonda Santis,
Speaker 15: when he debated Newsom earlier in the year, pointed out
Speaker 15: all of the things that can be pointed out against
Speaker 15: Newsom's record. But we'll see, he's definitely one of the
Speaker 15: candidate's that the that the Dems are playing foot see
Speaker 15: with at the moment in their desperate attempt to ease
Speaker 15: out Biden.
Speaker 2: Well, California is such a strange, strange place because it's
Speaker 2: so blessed, It's got everything going for it, and like
Speaker 2: you said, it is a mess.
Speaker 3: There's so much crime, the gap.
Speaker 2: Between rich and poor, the failures in education.
Speaker 3: We could talk about it all day now.
Speaker 2: What I worry about most with what we saw from
Speaker 2: the President is the weakness that the Biden administration exudes
Speaker 2: and what that means for America, what that means for
Speaker 2: the world, particularly when you look at the West's enemies.
Speaker 3: We are in a period.
Speaker 2: Of heightened vulnerability with the likes of Iran, Russia, China,
Speaker 2: knowing there's a few more months of this chaos in
Speaker 2: the White House.
Speaker 3: How do you see that?
Speaker 2: Because we do have conflict around the world, and you
Speaker 2: made the point recently that if America was more respected,
Speaker 2: if the Biden White House was feared, we possibly wouldn't
Speaker 2: have American hostages still in Gaza, or have a All
Speaker 2: Street journalists, a Wall Street journal journalist in a prison
Speaker 2: in Russia.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's absolutely right, Reta.
Speaker 15: I'm amazed that there isn't more outrage really in America
Speaker 15: that an American reporter can be snatched in Moscow and
Speaker 15: held hostage, but still more than one hundred Israelis are
Speaker 15: hostage in Gaza. I'm including five or six Americans.
Speaker 1: I can't understand.
Speaker 15: I mean that the Taie government got their hostages out
Speaker 15: from Gaza through some weird deal. Seemed that Hamas feared
Speaker 15: the Taig government or their connections more than they fear
Speaker 15: the US of A. I think this is by the way,
Speaker 15: I think this is a very very important thing for
Speaker 15: Donald Trump to run up, which is that there's a
Speaker 15: situation that has emerged, much like seventy nine to eighty
Speaker 15: with the Carter.
Speaker 1: Of Reagan election flit flip.
Speaker 15: Because if you remember the Iranian hostage situation of American
Speaker 15: hostages in Iran was a drum beat in the election process,
Speaker 15: and Reagan really soared in those days as he made
Speaker 15: it clear that if he got into office, the hostages
Speaker 15: would be released. Lo and behold, Carter was chucked out,
Speaker 15: Reagan came in, and the hostages were released.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see.
Speaker 15: Donald Trump do something similar. You know, he can easily
Speaker 15: stand on that stage and say to kata I ran Hamaz,
Speaker 15: I know you're listening. I know you're listening. You better
Speaker 15: keep the hostages. You either make sure you return them,
Speaker 15: return them the day I get into office. You better
Speaker 15: have them in perfect condition or else. And I would
Speaker 15: like to see that from President Trump. I'd like to
Speaker 15: see that from any potential leader of the free world.
Speaker 15: And I think it's shocking that Biden and his administration
Speaker 15: has spent so little energy on this. And clearly one
Speaker 15: of the reasons is the President himself has no energy.
Speaker 15: He does take naps in the middle of the day.
Speaker 15: He is only functioning, it seems, for about five or
Speaker 15: six hours a day, by the admission of his own officials.
Speaker 15: That's one reason why America is failing on the global stage.
Speaker 2: Now, we've seen that plenty of celebrities discrice themselves with
Speaker 2: their lunatic views in recent mansa from Robert de Niro
Speaker 2: to Susan Sarandon and you can add Roger Waters to
Speaker 2: the list. The former Pink Floyd frontman has always been
Speaker 2: vehemently anti Israel, but his demented views have appeared to
Speaker 2: have got even more French dwelling.
Speaker 3: Have a look at this all.
Speaker 16: The filthy, disgusting lies that the Israeli told after October
Speaker 16: the self about burning babies and women being rape, which
Speaker 16: we're all complete women were rape. Well, there's no evidence
Speaker 16: to say anything that you want, but there's no evidence.
Speaker 1: There is extensive.
Speaker 16: There's no well there is. Okay, well, all right now,
Speaker 16: also we know what cast social mediam down, Roger, calm down,
Speaker 16: don't sink to this level. All right, I won't level,
Speaker 16: but stop shouting, stop shouting back interrupts.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't even know what's I think he's got
Speaker 2: some sort of an imaginary friend also called Roger that
Speaker 2: he's speaking to off camera there but this rape denial,
Speaker 2: and I said, it's a fringe dwelling view. But sadly
Speaker 2: it's not as fringe dwelling as it should be because
Speaker 2: you hear this over and over again from the pro
Speaker 2: Palestinian crowd and it is just so disgusting, so beyond shameful,
Speaker 2: because there is a great deal of evidence showing how
Speaker 2: women were raped and sexually brutalized on October seven and
Speaker 2: beyond by her mass, and that there's just this wholestyle
Speaker 2: denial of a Douglas.
Speaker 15: There is, and I think there's a very interesting reason
Speaker 15: for it. Roger Waters, by the way, I mean, I
Speaker 15: don't know. I actually can't name a Pink Floyd song.
Speaker 15: Maybe that's my bad, but I care not a job
Speaker 15: for this man Waters his views on anything. I mean,
Speaker 15: I don't know, it's her guitarist. If so, he's just
Speaker 15: sick to playing the guitar. He's obviously a very sick individual,
Speaker 15: very sick in a number of different ways, a variety
Speaker 15: of ways. There's a whole conference in that thing we
Speaker 15: just watched there. But you know, I think there is
Speaker 15: a very clear reason why some of these people do
Speaker 15: want to deny the rapes, to deny the murder of
Speaker 15: children on seven, and it's because if they've faced up
Speaker 15: to it, they would have to ask a question of
Speaker 15: their own side and of themselves which they don't want
Speaker 15: to ask, which is, am I sure we're.
Speaker 1: The good guys? You know?
Speaker 15: Am I sure that my side my friends in hamas
Speaker 15: in the case of people like Roger Waters, Am I
Speaker 15: sure that I'm on the right side supporting Hamaz, supporting
Speaker 15: the most militant Palestinian extremists when they seem to be
Speaker 15: incapable of not raping, not murdering, not killing children, not
Speaker 15: kidnapping children. Am I sure my side's right? And any
Speaker 15: There are only about two paths you can take from that.
Speaker 15: One is maybe I should rethink my support for this
Speaker 15: terrorist entity and put my support elsewhere, or you'd have
Speaker 15: to say, okay, I'm fine with that by any means necessary,
Speaker 15: and some of them think that some of them do.
Speaker 1: But I would have a much more admiration for.
Speaker 15: These people if, instead of always trying to deny and
Speaker 15: deny and deny, they actually faced up to the things
Speaker 15: that their friends do and did and would do again.
Speaker 15: But this water is.
Speaker 1: Man as well as a maniac. He's not a man.
Speaker 15: He can't even face up to the consequences of his
Speaker 15: own support and thought such.
Speaker 1: As it is.
Speaker 2: Now before you go, I have to ask you about
Speaker 2: Prince Harry. He's receiving yet another honor. The Duke of
Speaker 2: Sussex is set to receive the Pat Tilman Award for
Speaker 2: service at the twenty twenty four Espie's. Pat Tilman was
Speaker 2: an American hero, late NFL star and US Army ranger
Speaker 2: who died during combat in two.
Speaker 3: Thousand and four. Pat Tillman's mother, Mary, is among.
Speaker 2: Those who are shocked by this award being given to Harry.
Speaker 3: She has said that there are far more.
Speaker 2: Deserving candidates who do not have Harry's money and resources,
Speaker 2: who are working quietly. She also said I'm shocked as
Speaker 2: to why they would select such a controversial and divisive
Speaker 2: individual to receive the award. There are recipients that are
Speaker 2: far more fitting. There are individuals working in the veteran
Speaker 2: community that are doing tremendous things to assist veterans.
Speaker 3: But this is not new.
Speaker 2: Douglas, Harry and Meghan keep winning awards. It seems to
Speaker 2: be their full time occupation these days.
Speaker 15: I think we shouldn't say that they win awards. They
Speaker 15: don't win them. They get gift in them by the
Speaker 15: sorts of people.
Speaker 1: They hang out with.
Speaker 15: I mean, there's a whole industry of this kind of rubbish,
Speaker 15: you know. I mean, you know what happens with a
Speaker 15: lot of this is Megan or Harry's pr people's put
Speaker 15: in calls to ask about various awards that can be given,
Speaker 15: and then they bring their celebrity to the awards process
Speaker 15: and everyone benefits.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's so cynical. The Tilman one, this is
Speaker 1: this is sad.
Speaker 15: Because he was a real American hero, enlisted, left the
Speaker 15: NFL in the army after nine to eleven and gave
Speaker 15: his life in the defense of his country. It's a
Speaker 15: sort of reminder, of course, of what is the sad
Speaker 15: turn in Prince Harry's life, which I think you know
Speaker 15: is the only thing about him which is really interesting,
Speaker 15: which is that he had the opportunity to have a
Speaker 15: meaningful life in which he gave his life to the
Speaker 15: country and to causes like that of veterans, like that
Speaker 15: of young men who lose their way like he did
Speaker 15: in his twenties and can turn their life around. There
Speaker 15: was an awful lot he could have been a really
Speaker 15: meaningful figurehead for and like his grandfather, the late Duke
Speaker 15: of Edinburgh, who set up the Duke of Edinburgh Awards,
Speaker 15: there could have been the you know, the Prince Harry
Speaker 15: Awards of you know that he could have done so
Speaker 15: much with his life and the position he had because
Speaker 15: of the benefit of the birth he had, and instead
Speaker 15: he took this other way. He took the Montecito Highway way.
Speaker 15: And here he is not doing but receiving awards as
Speaker 15: if he's doing. And I think there's a I mean,
Speaker 15: it's a sort of it's a part of the inferno
Speaker 15: that one would not want to live in.
Speaker 2: No, and before you go, Douglas, you've become such a
Speaker 2: big deal these days. You've now got your own impersonators,
Speaker 2: and frankly they're good ones. I've got to say, here
Speaker 2: is comic Army Kozak thanking you as.
Speaker 17: You Douglas Murray, such a phenomenal job in the Monk
Speaker 17: today taking on this officety and deception, utter lies as
Speaker 17: Neddi Hassan and those like him of.
Speaker 1: His ilk spouting and spewing lies.
Speaker 3: About he nailed it. I'm gonna say arm is very good.
Speaker 2: That is we've had him on this program, not as
Speaker 2: you as himself, but he's very good. And this is
Speaker 2: this is the height of your fame. Now he's normally
Speaker 2: impersonating Donald Trump and other world figures and Douglas Murray.
Speaker 15: Now it's it's, it's it's horrible in a way. He's
Speaker 15: he's a talented impersonator. It's horrible for your sense of
Speaker 15: self to see somebody taking you off.
Speaker 1: But he's very good at it. He actually is very amusing.
Speaker 15: A few nights ago in New York, I was in
Speaker 15: a steakhouse with some friends and he came over to
Speaker 15: me and introduced himself, and yeah, I said to my
Speaker 15: friends when I rejoined him, he's very good. But to
Speaker 15: talk about self consciousness and self awareness, when you have
Speaker 15: somebody impersonating you in front of yourself, you know, he's
Speaker 15: very good.
Speaker 1: He's very good. But he's very good.
Speaker 2: And if you're going to have someone, if you're going
Speaker 2: to have someone impersonating you, it's good if they're a fan,
Speaker 2: and he's certainly a fan of yours.
Speaker 3: Douglas Murray, thank you so much for your time this evening.
Speaker 3: Thank you, still to come.
Speaker 2: Left is losing it and Bet MacArthur on the Victorian
Speaker 2: government's war on women and why.
Speaker 3: The CFA is taking industrial action.
Speaker 2: Welcome back now it's time for Left is losing it
Speaker 2: and it's happening again.
Speaker 3: The lunatic left are making.
Speaker 2: Threats, and this time calling on Joe Biden to eliminate
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Listen to Orange is the new Black actor
Speaker 2: Leah Delarious deranged rant.
Speaker 3: Joe, you're a reasonable man.
Speaker 5: You don't want to do this, but here's the reality.
Speaker 3: This is a war.
Speaker 5: This is a war now, and we are fighting for
Speaker 5: our country and these are going to take it away.
Speaker 5: They're going to take it away. You clearance, Uncle Thomas. Joe,
Speaker 5: you now have the right to take that Trump out.
Speaker 5: Take him out, Joe. If you was Hitler and this
Speaker 5: was nineteen forty, you'd.
Speaker 1: Take him out.
Speaker 5: Well, he is hitler and this is nineteen forty. Take
Speaker 5: him out, blow him up, blow him up, or they'll
Speaker 5: blow us up.
Speaker 2: Facts facts, facts out that you are demented. You need help,
Speaker 2: and you need a visit from the authorities as well.
Speaker 3: Where's the FBI?
Speaker 2: You got grandmother's posting funny memes getting harassed with this
Speaker 2: miscreant is making threats online, post it to more than
Speaker 2: a million followers, no questioning there. Now here's another demented
Speaker 2: soul on TikTok asking Biden to unalive Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: ban the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Just remember these people vote and breed.
Speaker 13: I mean in his official capacity as president. Maybe you
Speaker 13: could just just ban the Supreme Court or unlive Donald Trump.
Speaker 13: I mean, he'd have complete immunity. He's president, right, That
Speaker 13: would certainly solve a lot of our problems.
Speaker 2: Now to a topic we discussed earlier in the way
Speaker 2: taxpay funded ads telling women that they should not trust
Speaker 2: their instincts, they should welcome male bodies in women's sport,
Speaker 2: and they should be polite instead of concerned about safety.
Speaker 2: This is taxpay funded misogyny courtesy of the Victorian labor government.
Speaker 2: And let's end with a word form Pastor Geno Jennings
Speaker 2: from the Great State of Philadelphia, who is sick of
Speaker 2: left his losing it, including the one in the Oval office.
Speaker 1: Congressmen in Congress trying to find what a woman is?
Speaker 1: What is a woman? It is your mama, It's sure genetic.
Speaker 15: What's a woman?
Speaker 3: Your mama?
Speaker 1: President Bay joining them on a conversation. We didn't know
Speaker 1: what a woman.
Speaker 5: Is.
Speaker 1: A woman?
Speaker 2: Is your mother?
Speaker 1: Man's past eighty?
Speaker 16: Isn't it?
Speaker 15: You mean her?
Speaker 1: Tell me you passed eighty?
Speaker 17: You don't know your your mama and your wife is
Speaker 17: a woman.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: Despite recently appointing a Parliamentary Secretary for Men's Behavior Change
Speaker 2: to better protect women, Victoria's Jason D. Allen government has
Speaker 2: been making moves that have angered a number of women's
Speaker 2: rights groups. First, they passed a law giving ministers permission
Speaker 2: to kick out democratically elected counselors at a time when
Speaker 2: conservative female counselors are under attack, and then they released
Speaker 2: an advert discouraging women from trusting their own instincts when
Speaker 2: it comes to their safety to protect the feelings of
Speaker 2: biological men. Instead of changing men's behavior, it seems a
Speaker 2: Victorian government is more interested in gas lighting women. Joining
Speaker 2: me now, is Victorian Liberal MP BEV MacArthur BEV. We
Speaker 2: have a budget crisis in this state and the government
Speaker 2: is spending money running ads telling women to be more
Speaker 2: polite and accept male bodies in female only spaces, including
Speaker 2: women's sports.
Speaker 10: Well, reader, this government's got a major problem because neither
Speaker 10: the Minister for Women and I wonder whether the Parliamentary
Speaker 10: Secretary for Men's Behavior or any other member of this
Speaker 10: labor government can define what a woman is because when
Speaker 10: I ask that question, I'm ruled out of border and
Speaker 10: I'm shut down. So until they are able to tell
Speaker 10: us how they define a woman, then clearly we're going
Speaker 10: to have more of these problems. It is outrageous that
Speaker 10: we should be spending money on an ad telling women
Speaker 10: how to behave when we've appointed a male secretary to
Speaker 10: supposedly control men's behavior. Now, actually we need to be
Speaker 10: able to have the government controlling their behavior as they
Speaker 10: deal with women.
Speaker 2: Now, at least twenty four CFA firefighter brigades are taking
Speaker 2: strike action across Victoria, refusing to fight fires on land
Speaker 2: hosting high voltage transmission lines as well as solo or
Speaker 2: wind farms. They accuse the Victorian government of building renewable
Speaker 2: projects on incredibly fire prone land without consulting local communities first,
Speaker 2: tell me about their concerns.
Speaker 10: Here well, Rita, this fight over transmission lines in particular
Speaker 10: has been going on ever since I've been in Parliament
Speaker 10: now that's about five years, and the community are fed
Speaker 10: up with the absolute lack of consultation, the running of
Speaker 10: rough shot over the whole lot of them, and now
Speaker 10: fire fars. They're all volunteers, mostly people who've probably got
Speaker 10: transmission lines and projects potentially on their land or very nearby,
Speaker 10: have said enough's enough. And you know, they've just given
Speaker 10: warning to the government that unless they start listening and
Speaker 10: cooperating with the communities where all these projects are going ahead,
Speaker 10: especially the transmission hutlines. Remember these towers are the height
Speaker 10: of the MCG lights and there is an easement underneath
Speaker 10: them under which they can't fight fires. There's a very
Speaker 10: critical issue and the government's got to address it. I've
Speaker 10: asked the government to consider what the demands are of
Speaker 10: these firefighters.
Speaker 2: I can't believe the lack of consultation because there are
Speaker 2: so many regional communities are upset about these projects, not
Speaker 2: just because of the fire risk. A bunch of other
Speaker 2: issues as well, and it seems like there's a real
Speaker 2: divide in the community those of us who live in
Speaker 2: the big cities. If you don't travel to the country,
Speaker 2: you don't see what's happening there and how that beautiful
Speaker 2: countryside is being scarred. I mean, there's fire concerns, there's
Speaker 2: all sorts of other concerns, but just the damage to
Speaker 2: the natural environment, the esthetics of that beautiful countryside being ruined,
Speaker 2: I think that's something that deserves further debate as well.
Speaker 3: There well it does.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's all very well for people in the
Speaker 10: city of Yarra or the city of Port Phillip to
Speaker 10: decide they want green energy, but actually out in the country,
Speaker 10: we want green transmission. And really the only way you're
Speaker 10: going to get it if it is if it goes undergrounded.
Speaker 10: Many of the farmers that I speak to say, look,
Speaker 10: we'll happily dig the trench so you can put your
Speaker 10: wire underground. And it's certainly feasible because it's done in
Speaker 10: other countries. Don't tell me they can't do it. They
Speaker 10: don't want to. Their business plan is to give new
Speaker 10: projects to people like Osnet to build huge infrastructure criss
Speaker 10: crossing the countryside like a spiderweb.
Speaker 2: Bev MacArthur, thank you so much for your time this evening.
Speaker 10: Thanks Fresia.
Speaker 3: Still to come.
Speaker 2: Meghan Markul is just wrap filming on her latest project,
Speaker 2: Kinsey's Scofield with the latest royal and celebrity news.
Speaker 3: You're watching the readA Panny Show.
Speaker 2: Joining me now as entertainment and royal reporter Kinsey's Schofield.
Speaker 2: Meghan Markel has just wrapped up filming on a new
Speaker 2: cooking and home.
Speaker 3: Show for Netflix.
Speaker 2: The show, which is yet to receive a formal title
Speaker 2: air date, is part of the Sussex Is one hundred
Speaker 2: million dollar Netflix deal and was filmed at a property
Speaker 2: near their Montecito mansion in Los Angeles. It's apparently going
Speaker 2: to Kinsey focus on the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining
Speaker 2: and friendship. I've got to say it sounds bloody awful.
Speaker 2: Will you be hate watching this?
Speaker 3: So I don't have to?
Speaker 18: I mean, I was looking forward to our recap, but
Speaker 18: if I have to be the one that takes the hit,
Speaker 18: I'll do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 18: You're exactly right, and this is crucial that this is
Speaker 18: a success, Reader, because as you know, Harry and Meghan's
Speaker 18: only commercial hit so far has been their Harry and
Speaker 18: Meghan docu series, which basically was just, you know, hours
Speaker 18: and hours of them ripping into the British royal family.
Speaker 18: They've released Lived to Lead, which was an absolute flop.
Speaker 8: Next up Invictus. No one tuned in, and so it's
Speaker 8: very very.
Speaker 18: Important that Meghan's show or Harry's polo program sees some
Speaker 18: of similar numbers. So the Harry and Meghan docu series
Speaker 18: are they risk losing that Netflix gig.
Speaker 2: I can't see the Polo program working at And the
Speaker 2: one thing that has worked was awful.
Speaker 3: It was a reality series.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a documentary, but it was a boring reality series.
Speaker 2: It was like a poor man's keeping up with the Kardashians.
Speaker 3: I had to watch that.
Speaker 2: I had to take one for the team, and I
Speaker 2: don't want to do it ever again.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Comedian Ellen DeGeneres has canceled several of her upcoming comedy
Speaker 2: shows shortly after kickstarting her multi city stand up tour.
Speaker 3: Do we know why, Kinsey?
Speaker 8: We don't know why, but I will tell you that
Speaker 8: at one of the shows, she was caught on camera,
Speaker 8: you know, professing that she was not this mean girl
Speaker 8: that she's been made out to be, you know, really
Speaker 8: kind of fighting recent allegations of bullying.
Speaker 18: And I wonder personally if people aren't buying tickets and
Speaker 18: that's why they had to.
Speaker 8: Cancel these shows.
Speaker 18: I don't know if people, First of all, if you're
Speaker 18: accused of something like that, just say I'm sorry, you know,
Speaker 18: don't stand in front.
Speaker 8: Of an audience and argue with them about it.
Speaker 18: But second of all, you know, I don't know if
Speaker 18: people are ready to forgive her for those allegations yet.
Speaker 18: And you and I don't like cancel culture, but you know,
Speaker 18: if you're being a jerk to the lowest on the
Speaker 18: totem pole in your company, and you're you know, and
Speaker 18: you're you're this Hollywood big shot that has projected that
Speaker 18: you're the nicest person on.
Speaker 8: The planet, yeah I have an issue with that.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it was because her old mantra was kindness
Speaker 2: and joy and lie and if she had that image
Speaker 2: that was pushed for so long, so it was such
Speaker 2: a contrast with what we were sold. And I think, really,
Speaker 2: I mean, there's so many great stand up comedians. I
Speaker 2: don't even see her as a stand up comic, So
Speaker 2: who that audience is is going to be interesting.
Speaker 3: Now, Entertainment Reporter, one of.
Speaker 2: Your colleagues, Perez Hilton, is asking whether Taylor Swift's man,
Speaker 2: Travis Kelsey is doing okay in this relationship after he
Speaker 2: went to party with some questionable male pals in a
Speaker 2: Hollywood while.
Speaker 3: Taylor was in Ireland. Let's have a look.
Speaker 5: Travis was partying with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Speaker 3: Leonardo DiCaprio, and.
Speaker 2: Not just that, Travis was also hanging out with Tristan Thompson. Kinsey,
Speaker 2: tell me why many people see that as not one
Speaker 2: red flag but two red flags.
Speaker 18: Well, Tristan Thompson is Chloe Kardashian's ex who cheated on
Speaker 18: her very famously, and then Leonard DiCaprio is America over again.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 18: And Leonardo DiCaprio the second you turned twenty five, he
Speaker 18: seems to lose your number and go off with somebody
Speaker 18: find another twenty four year old. So I do think
Speaker 18: that that's questionable company. I'm just glad it wasn't John Mayer. So,
Speaker 18: but Friday, we know that Travis needed to be in
Speaker 18: Calabasis for a wedding a coworker's wedding. He did surprise
Speaker 18: Taylor in Dublin on Sunday, and you know, there's a
Speaker 18: very cute video of Taylor being you know, seeing him
Speaker 18: in the audience and her eyes lighting up, in her
Speaker 18: mouth falling, you know, you know, her jaw dropping. So
Speaker 18: I think that they're okay, but I understand why Perez
Speaker 18: is concerned. I you know, Leonardo is highly questionable.
Speaker 2: Before you go, Jennifer Lopez, we talked about her the
Speaker 2: recent to trip to Europe without her husband Ben Affleck
Speaker 2: flying coach, and I'm sure that was a stunt to
Speaker 2: change this image that people are talking about that she's
Speaker 2: a diva. And now teams that are reporting that athletics
Speaker 2: spend time his wife was away moving the last of
Speaker 2: his belongings out of their sixty million dollar marital home
Speaker 2: which is on the market, and Page six is reporting
Speaker 2: they're also selling off an art collection. Are they short
Speaker 2: on cash? What is behind this sale of assets? Rita?
Speaker 18: I think you and I right now are on divorce watch, truly.
Speaker 18: I think we are just patiently waiting for them to
Speaker 18: announce that they're separated. Jennifer Lopez posted a promotion for
Speaker 18: her skincare line this week on Instagram. No wedding ring,
Speaker 18: and I just feel like I watched I watched a publicist,
Speaker 18: a celebrity publicist, say to shove down our throats that
Speaker 18: really bizarre documentary about their love story, and then to
Speaker 18: go a wall when it comes to the truth about
Speaker 18: what's happening. Now, that's a major PR fail and they've
Speaker 18: got to figure it out.
Speaker 2: It's car crash, Kinsey, it's a car pressure. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much for your time this evening, and that's it
Speaker 2: from May. I'll see you Sunday morning for outsiders and
Speaker 2: tomorrow night for lefties. Losing it at nine point thirty