Speaker 1: On scorns Austrodia. This is the Wader Paney Show.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehy Show. I'm
Speaker 2: Dankiti Giorgio filling in Coming up tonight, Labor leaders tell
Speaker 2: MPs three eyed nuclear monster memes are counterproductive. Actor George
Speaker 2: Cloudy declares Joe Biden cannot win weeks after hosting a
Speaker 2: fundraiser for the President.
Speaker 3: Poacha Gada will join us with.
Speaker 2: The latest the Desperate Democrats and their dirty tactics.
Speaker 3: More on that with Army Horowitz.
Speaker 2: Prince Harry to take part in another documentary.
Speaker 3: That nobody asked for.
Speaker 2: Kimsey Schofield will join us, and of course Lefty's Losing It,
Speaker 2: including the daily struggles of those.
Speaker 3: Who are well not sure what they are.
Speaker 4: Mostly I feel feminine or non binary today and feeling
Speaker 4: really firm and can't make.
Speaker 3: All joinny me now.
Speaker 2: All the way from Paris is Menzies Research Center Senior
Speaker 2: Fellow and Danube Institute visiting fellow Nick Cata.
Speaker 3: Nick, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 2: Labor MPs have been told by the leadership team to
Speaker 2: keep their distance on nuclear and quit those mutant three
Speaker 2: eyed animal memes and solely focus on cost of living.
Speaker 2: Now the nuclear debate has been left to Anthony Albanesi,
Speaker 2: Jim Chalmers and Chris Bowen. A mid concern in ALP
Speaker 2: ranks that the images shared of mutant animals have been counterproductive.
Speaker 3: Nick.
Speaker 2: I know you're in France right now, where nuclear energy
Speaker 2: is used. Now it appears to me you have not
Speaker 2: been turned into a three eyed mutant, which is fantastic news.
Speaker 2: But look, Labor has treated Australians like MUDs by posting
Speaker 2: these ridiculous memes and now they realize, well, it's been counterproductive.
Speaker 3: What does that tell you?
Speaker 5: I think it tells you. Don't treat the electorate like children.
Speaker 5: That's what they've been doing.
Speaker 1: They've been that. They have this very dull view of
Speaker 1: the electorate.
Speaker 5: They think that they are thick, stupid people, and that's
Speaker 5: always Labour's problem, and in this case they've tried it
Speaker 5: out with nuclear So yeah, treat them like animal treat
Speaker 5: don't treat them like idiots, treat them.
Speaker 1: Like human beings and give them the debate.
Speaker 5: And you're right, I've not turned into a three monster
Speaker 5: yet as far as I can tell.
Speaker 1: And I was in a nuclear power station.
Speaker 5: Looking staring at a nuclear reactor about a week ago
Speaker 5: in Hungary, and look when you see them up front
Speaker 5: that they are really impressive machines, and all any worries
Speaker 5: you have about the safety thing just disappears. So I
Speaker 5: think the more people have an intelligent debate and they're
Speaker 5: brought in touch with the facts of this matter rather
Speaker 5: than these stupid cartoons, I think the more people will
Speaker 5: come to accept it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I completely agree with you, then, Nick, you know,
Speaker 2: in the end, let Australians have an intelligent debate on this. Now,
Speaker 2: speaking of France, there have been riots since the weekends
Speaker 2: shock election result. You're in Paris right now, where there
Speaker 2: have been clashes.
Speaker 3: It's prompted police to.
Speaker 2: Actually use tear gas. What's happening on the ground now.
Speaker 5: Well, when it comes to Paris, I think you've got
Speaker 5: to look at the degrees of the rioting and this case,
Speaker 5: they weren't burning cars, which is what they do when
Speaker 5: they get really aangy. They were just burning these electric
Speaker 5: motor scooters which you can hire around the street. So
Speaker 5: it was a pretty low level thing. But I think
Speaker 5: from all the evidence, this was a riot that was
Speaker 5: deliberately provoked by far left organizations like Antifa, for whom
Speaker 5: their manifesto. Their political manifesto says that rioting and creating
Speaker 5: social disorder is the way to create change. So it
Speaker 5: really didn't matter in a way what the re election
Speaker 5: result was. They had this pre planned and they were
Speaker 5: going to do it. It's a horrible development in politics.
Speaker 5: But the thing is to need to everybody's here is
Speaker 5: that you know, people like Macran and the European establishment
Speaker 5: are saying, oh, we we fear the far right. We
Speaker 5: can't allow the far right to come to power. I'll
Speaker 5: tell you what. Number one, They're not the far right.
Speaker 5: They are sensible conservative nationalists in the assemblem on nationale movement.
Speaker 5: And secondly, the people I'm really worried about are the
Speaker 5: far left because they are the ones with the history
Speaker 5: of genuine violence and they are the ones that are
Speaker 5: pushing anti Semitism when it comes to Palestine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they are the ones to watch. They are the danger.
Speaker 2: Here a spot on Nick Now. Look eight months after
Speaker 2: Anthony Alberanzi stood up in Parliament to apologize to his
Speaker 2: staff for pro Palestine protesters blocking access to his office
Speaker 2: in his Sydney electorate of Marrickville.
Speaker 3: Well, they are still there.
Speaker 2: Nick it is still closed to the public because these
Speaker 2: morons continue to block access and Albo has not done
Speaker 2: a thing.
Speaker 3: Why won't he do something about it?
Speaker 5: Well, Albow takes should You're right, he's been equivocal on
Speaker 5: this issue right from the beginning.
Speaker 1: And if you're a privable.
Speaker 5: About it, if you try and put a fat foot
Speaker 5: in both camps, then you are with the Palestinians. We
Speaker 5: have to stand one hundred percent behind the Israelis on
Speaker 5: this issue. There's no if snow butts. But I think
Speaker 5: you've really got to ask issues about the Federal and
Speaker 5: New South Wales police. I assume that the Federal police
Speaker 5: have a rolling gather in looking after people's electorate offices.
Speaker 5: I mean, they've been pussy footing around this issue from
Speaker 5: the start and I want to see some really firm
Speaker 5: action from the police every time this ugly form of
Speaker 5: antisemitism and anti anti Israel hatred rears its head. I
Speaker 5: want to see it on the campuses. I want to
Speaker 5: see it there in outside parliamentary offices. Wherever these people
Speaker 5: are trying to bring this horrible, hate filled message to Australia.
Speaker 5: The police should be there to stop it. We're supposed
Speaker 5: to have laws against hate speech, or we're going to.
Speaker 5: But they seem to be two standards here, you know,
Speaker 5: one for ordinary decent, law abiding citizens and another for
Speaker 5: these thugs. I just think it should firm policing is
Speaker 5: number one step, and some stronger rhetoric from the Prime Minister,
Speaker 5: some firm rhetoric in favor of Israel would help to Well,
Speaker 5: that's it.
Speaker 2: I mean, Albo's got one foot in each camp, doesn't
Speaker 2: know which one is left, which one is right. Meanwhile
Speaker 2: his office is still being blocked off. It's just very bizarre.
Speaker 2: Now nick the owner of the Mona in Tasmania, has
Speaker 2: admitted to displaying fake Picasso paintings in the museum for
Speaker 2: three years. It comes after she announced only last month
Speaker 2: that the Picasso's were being displayed in a female toilet in.
Speaker 3: Response to a successful.
Speaker 2: Discrimination complaint by a man who couldn't access the venue's
Speaker 2: lady Lounge ladies lounge, where the works were previously. Nick
Speaker 2: I thought, originally this was an ingenious way to get
Speaker 2: around the ridiculous rules. But now we find out that
Speaker 2: they were actually fake paintings all along.
Speaker 1: Idiocy, isn't it. How do they expect to get away
Speaker 1: with this.
Speaker 5: Clearly they got away with it for quite some time,
Speaker 5: which is worrying in itself.
Speaker 1: But you know this is just the words failed.
Speaker 5: Beyond this one, Liza, I'm you know, not too far
Speaker 5: from the louver an other beautiful galery.
Speaker 1: See you can see real picassos. How anybody can get
Speaker 1: away with a fake one? It just seems ridiculous to me.
Speaker 5: But you know what, what will they actually be brought.
Speaker 1: To account for this? I suppose not.
Speaker 5: I don't suppose there is a law against displaying fake pocassos,
Speaker 5: but perhaps they should be.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, that has to be.
Speaker 2: I mean, the people are paying money to see these
Speaker 2: beautiful paintings and now well they're all fake. I just
Speaker 2: can't believe they've gotten away with it for three years.
Speaker 2: It's extraordinary. Now this is absolutely ridiculous. The Yarra City
Speaker 2: Council in Melbourne is calling on residents to act on
Speaker 2: the climate emergency by moving towards a vegetarian diet, using
Speaker 2: active and public transport, consuming resources consciously, and shifting their
Speaker 2: banking and superannuation away from fossil fuel investments. Nick It
Speaker 2: also says it will look to traditional Aboriginal land management
Speaker 2: practices to bring the municipality back from the precipite of
Speaker 2: climate and ecological collapse and decolonize the urban landscape. Quite
Speaker 2: a mouthful there, nick another day, another woke council.
Speaker 3: Long gone are the.
Speaker 2: Days of the three hours, roads rates and rubbish.
Speaker 5: That's right, These are what you call luxury beliefs.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: Rod Henderson, an American social psychologist, came up with that
Speaker 5: phrase luxury beliefs when you've got plenty of money and
Speaker 5: you're comfortably office.
Speaker 1: I presume that people of the.
Speaker 5: Yarra council district are you stop worrying about basic things
Speaker 5: like the price of food and the price of electricity
Speaker 5: and the price of petrol, and you've got time to
Speaker 5: worry about things like this. But what really wants to
Speaker 5: be about this turn of events is this increasing move
Speaker 5: towards coercion. Right they're saying there will be twenty percent
Speaker 5: more people on bis and walking by twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 5: What if there aren't, are they going to go around
Speaker 5: and start cracking the whip, pulling people out of cars
Speaker 5: and saying get on your bike.
Speaker 1: You know, this is the problem.
Speaker 5: It does turn to coercion very quickly, and I predicted
Speaker 5: some time back, and we quickly moved to the phase
Speaker 5: when vegetarianism or veganism was no longer just a choice.
Speaker 1: It became compulsory.
Speaker 5: You can see them moving towards this in all sorts
Speaker 5: of realms, and well, good luck with that. Let me
Speaker 5: know how this goes to Needa, because if things get
Speaker 5: really bad, I'll stay here in Paris.
Speaker 3: I think you might be better off.
Speaker 2: You've got nuclear energy over there, so you know, at
Speaker 2: least the lights are being kept on and you're not
Speaker 2: going to be a forced vegetarian Nix. I think stay
Speaker 2: put for now a good, good plan. Now it's been
Speaker 2: revealed Immigration Minister Andrew Giles, the hapless and hopeless man himself,
Speaker 2: released one murderer and one person convicted of attempt or
Speaker 2: solicit to murder into community detention even before that High
Speaker 2: Court ruling that indefinite immigration attention was unlawful.
Speaker 3: Nick.
Speaker 2: Look that, plus as we know, a string of other
Speaker 2: fatal errors by this bloke, and yet he's still in
Speaker 2: the job.
Speaker 3: But goodness knows how.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Look, it's gone way beyond the point where you could
Speaker 5: put this down to incompetence, hasn't it. I think we're
Speaker 5: definitely seeing now what we see in is work history,
Speaker 5: which is a real campaigning activist attitude towards migration. He's
Speaker 5: one of those people who think that we should just
Speaker 5: allow our borders wide open and let the poor and
Speaker 5: the trouble and the hungry from around the world choose
Speaker 5: to come and just arrive. He's one of those people
Speaker 5: that believes that people who come to a country illegally
Speaker 5: have exactly the same rights as those who live there
Speaker 5: and pay their taxes there and worked there and committed
Speaker 5: their lives to a country. This is the problem with
Speaker 5: this kind of left philosophy, this left ideology that's crept in.
Speaker 5: You see it in Europe, you see it in the
Speaker 5: United States with the open borders, and we really have
Speaker 5: toll it out. You know, this is way beyond just
Speaker 5: making the odd mistake. This is a deliberate policy by
Speaker 5: people on the left to actually throw our borders wide
Speaker 5: open and to give everybody equal rights and to totally
Speaker 5: lose control of our migration policy.
Speaker 3: Well, let's see. I mean Andrew Giles.
Speaker 2: As we know, he represented Afghan asylum seekers on the Tamper.
Speaker 2: It inspired him, apparently to get into politics and bizarrely
Speaker 2: he was handed the immigration portfolio.
Speaker 3: Go figure.
Speaker 2: I don't know how Albo worked that one out. Now, Nick,
Speaker 2: almost four in ten Ossie workers say they're being forced
Speaker 2: back into the office full time, more than double the
Speaker 2: number at the same time last year, as employers clamped
Speaker 2: down on the post pandemic revolution in hybrid working. A
Speaker 2: new survey from recruitment firm Robert Half reveals thirty nine
Speaker 2: percent of workers surveyed and now mandated to attend the
Speaker 2: office five days a week, up from nineteen percent last Nick. Look,
Speaker 2: I think it's fair enough. Personally, the pandemic's over. It's
Speaker 2: time to go back to work. Time to get back
Speaker 2: to the office. I understand, you know, for mothers, they
Speaker 2: might want flexible working hours. But if you're a twenty
Speaker 2: something year old, you've just graduated from university, go to work.
Speaker 2: You can't be in pajamas at home on zoom meetings
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 3: But what do you think.
Speaker 5: Look, I'm going to have to go very cautiously on
Speaker 5: this underneath. You know, people in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones,
Speaker 5: And here I am on a three month sabbatical in
Speaker 5: Europe doing my job from you this sort of sit
Speaker 5: So it's difficult for me to buy to this, but
Speaker 5: I do think that employers have every right to insist
Speaker 5: that their workers appear in the office.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 5: You cannot run the vast majority of companies can't be
Speaker 5: run with people in remote working. The public service certainly can't.
Speaker 5: It lowers productivity, at lowers morale, lowers people's connectivity with
Speaker 5: the workplace for all sorts of reasons. You know, we
Speaker 5: have to get over this ridiculous COVID habit we got into.
Speaker 1: And that's all I'm going to say.
Speaker 3: Well, look, if I was on.
Speaker 2: The sabbatical like you, Nick, I'd be working from home
Speaker 2: all the time. Good to speak with you this evening
Speaker 2: from Paris tonight. Thank you very much, Nick.
Speaker 1: Thank you well.
Speaker 2: The friendship between George Clooney and Joe Biden is over.
Speaker 2: Just weeks after the actor hosted this fundraiser for the president,
Speaker 2: you know, the one where Barack Obama had to help
Speaker 2: a frozen and confuse Joe Biden off the stage. Well,
Speaker 2: George Clooney has today publicly called on Biden to drop
Speaker 2: out of the presidential race, declaring he cannot win. He says,
Speaker 2: I love Joe Biden as a senator as a Vice
Speaker 2: president and as president. I consider him a friend and
Speaker 2: I believe in him, believe in his character, believe in
Speaker 2: his morals.
Speaker 3: But the one.
Speaker 2: Battle he cannot win is the fight against time. It's
Speaker 2: devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden I was
Speaker 2: with three weeks ago at the fundraiser was not the
Speaker 2: Joe big fin deal Biden of twenty ten. He wasn't
Speaker 2: even the Joe Biden of twenty twenty. He was the
Speaker 2: same man we all witnessed at the debate. And here
Speaker 2: is Democrat Congressman Dan Goldman running away from questions about
Speaker 2: it like he was at a track and field event.
Speaker 6: I appreciate hearing mister Flomy's opinion, and we'll continue to
Speaker 6: deal with this within our Democratic family to make sure
Speaker 6: that we beat Donald Trump a protective inocracy.
Speaker 7: In the future.
Speaker 8: People close to President Biden are being honest about.
Speaker 3: His mental seat blink, can you'll miss him?
Speaker 2: A campaign sources told TMZ George Clody made the fundraiser
Speaker 2: all about him. Joining me now is Sky News contributor
Speaker 2: Kosher Garda Kosha, good to see you. So look it's
Speaker 2: over between George Cloting and Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: I just find this hilarious.
Speaker 2: Three weeks after the fundraiser, he now declares Joe Biden
Speaker 2: is a dead man walking. Everyone has known for years
Speaker 2: this bloke has the brain capacity of a p and
Speaker 2: now they are panicking and turning on him.
Speaker 9: These sure are I have never seen anything like it
Speaker 9: because the media and entertainment, which is certainly part of
Speaker 9: the media complex, have always been reliably favorable and very
Speaker 9: friendly towards the left side of politics, as you know
Speaker 9: very well around the world. And what's happened in the
Speaker 9: last ten days is really really stunning. I think it's
Speaker 9: the biggest story in this, alongside President Biden's presidency and candidacy,
Speaker 9: is that dereliction of duty of all these people who knew,
Speaker 9: as you say, deniagain, had access to this. You know,
Speaker 9: where were you three weeks ago? Where were you one
Speaker 9: year ago? We know he's had access to the president,
Speaker 9: I'm sure for many many months or if not years,
Speaker 9: and never said anything. It's only now and they believe
Speaker 9: that their party is in peril and is looking less
Speaker 9: and less likely to be victorious in November, that all
Speaker 9: these knives are coming out and they're turning on each other,
Speaker 9: and it is fascinating. It's really a safe to be hauled.
Speaker 9: I never thought i'd see it.
Speaker 2: No, you're right, George, Where have you been? And where
Speaker 2: have the rest of them?
Speaker 3: Been? Extraordinary? Now?
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in eleven of
Speaker 2: twelve national surveys taken after the presidential debate. According to
Speaker 2: Real Clear Politics, poll tracker, surveys are split on whether
Speaker 2: potential Biden replacements would outperform the president against Trump. Either way,
Speaker 2: you look at it kosher among all current polls, Biden
Speaker 2: is gone.
Speaker 9: In terms of polls and him as a candidate and
Speaker 9: his candidatecy and his issue set. It's looking crystal clear, undeniably. So, However,
Speaker 9: I maintained that the election is still far from a
Speaker 9: foregone conclusion, even if Biden were to stay in the race,
Speaker 9: and that is because the US election system is really
Speaker 9: in a post candidacy and post issue set era. It's
Speaker 9: all about the mechanics and the machinery and the micro
Speaker 9: targeting of getting into those swing counties and swing states
Speaker 9: and chasing ballots and getting those ballots submitted. And that's
Speaker 9: where the Democrat Party is just really, really good at.
Speaker 9: They are better than the Republicans. Still that's why you
Speaker 9: had people like Senator John Fetterman, who also had cognitive
Speaker 9: impairment after he suffered a stroke, win in Pennsylvania against
Speaker 9: a fairly popular candidate on the other side. So I
Speaker 9: would not be surprised if that still happened. But you're
Speaker 9: absolutely right at this moment in terms of the polls
Speaker 9: and in terms of the shift really with the independence
Speaker 9: coming out after that debate and everything that happened, it's
Speaker 9: really quite remarkable how much the tide has turned against Biden.
Speaker 2: It's extraordinary, and it's already happened in a matter of wakes. Now,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's son Baron made his political debut Trump's Florida rally,
Speaker 2: and he received a standing ovation and was met with
Speaker 2: massive cheers and applause.
Speaker 3: He's a bit of it, young man.
Speaker 10: He's now going to college, running down in college.
Speaker 1: He wanted to, and he made us joints and he's
Speaker 1: a very good guy.
Speaker 11: I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: It was quite the spectacular event there when they welcome
Speaker 2: Barren there. But aside from looking like a young Donald
Speaker 2: Trump kosher, why do you think he's become such a
Speaker 2: popular member of the family.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's really interesting. Trump's personal life and some of
Speaker 9: the womanizing and the multiple divorces and things like that
Speaker 9: nature have never been his best feature. However, his family
Speaker 9: and particularly his kids, have always been one of his
Speaker 9: best assets. All of them are very popular. He does
Speaker 9: seem to genuinely have a very good relationship with all
Speaker 9: of his adult children. They've all turned out quite well,
Speaker 9: good looking, they're successful, and now Baron is the most
Speaker 9: recent one, the last one on the scene. He was
Speaker 9: very very young last time around. He's now eighteen years
Speaker 9: old and is I guess, you know, coming out as that,
Speaker 9: and people are just excited to get to know him
Speaker 9: a little bit and see him. He did look, as
Speaker 9: you said, like a younger Trump, quite handsome, seemed to
Speaker 9: be having a good time, and I think people just
Speaker 9: found that little bit endearing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so too.
Speaker 2: I think people like to see the younger members of
Speaker 2: any presidential family. Now, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre, Gosh,
Speaker 2: she's really struggling, isn't she. It's a rolling a cringe
Speaker 2: fest watching her press conferences. But she has now admitted
Speaker 2: to giving false information about a neurologist visiting Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: This is what she initially said, all right, so.
Speaker 9: May thank you.
Speaker 12: I just wanted to get a currentification on the ladder
Speaker 12: that was that last night from my doctor O'Connor, and
Speaker 12: you didn't correct me if they're wrong, But it didn't
Speaker 12: seem to explicitly described in the nature of doctor nerds
Speaker 12: a meeting with doctor O'Connor.
Speaker 13: So can you say.
Speaker 12: Whether that one meeting was related to care for are
Speaker 12: the presidents himself?
Speaker 3: I can say that it was not.
Speaker 11: It was not great.
Speaker 2: I agree now she said there the visit was not
Speaker 2: about Biden's care, but has since clarified that he has
Speaker 2: been seen by Kevin Cannard, who specializes in Parkinson's disease. Kosha,
Speaker 2: how much longer really can the White House keep up
Speaker 2: this medical facade.
Speaker 9: It seems really really a tough spot that they're in,
Speaker 9: and the community job here is in In particular, she
Speaker 9: has never been the world's most effective communicator, even at
Speaker 9: the best of times at the very friendly press Corps.
Speaker 9: And now while the knives are out and the Press
Speaker 9: Corp is actually doing their job with interrogating her, you
Speaker 9: just really see her struggling and those flaws in her
Speaker 9: communication capabilities, you know, coming to bear I think, you
Speaker 9: know it's this is a subset of that overall picture
Speaker 9: that we talked about earlier with George Cloudy and others
Speaker 9: coming out against them. So you've got that chorus very
Speaker 9: high profile names coming out both privately and publicly, and
Speaker 9: then you have the bidens that are really digging in.
Speaker 9: And you know, don't forget that Biden has been chasing
Speaker 9: the presidency for half a century. This has always been
Speaker 9: his life's goal. He tried three times, he finally got elected.
Speaker 9: I just don't see him and Jill Biden and others
Speaker 9: going quietly into the night without a fate. And as
Speaker 9: that continues to deepen, that rift, and we'll see how
Speaker 9: it unfolds. Nobody knows what's going to happen. I think
Speaker 9: up until that point, Korean jap here is is going
Speaker 9: to keep doing what she has to do. She's an apparatchick.
Speaker 9: She'll try to keep up the facade and until that
Speaker 9: down finally breaks, I think we're close, but I think
Speaker 9: it's going to be a very intense couple of weeks
Speaker 9: until that happens.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, so more to come with her rambling and
Speaker 2: nonsense during press conferences. Looking forward to that one now, Kosher.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden has met with the new UK Prime Minister
Speaker 2: Kiir Stamer at the White House, where the President had
Speaker 2: descended into some sort of bizarre rant about football and soccer.
Speaker 2: This is what happens when Biden tries to speak without
Speaker 2: his auto Q.
Speaker 5: Well, welcome, and it's good if we had a long
Speaker 5: conversation on the phone when you wanted.
Speaker 1: To give me your handback valve and with.
Speaker 6: The best of our liies maybe in the whole world,
Speaker 6: and we really we really need to continue to cooperate
Speaker 6: and love. We could talk about and I think that
Speaker 6: started off.
Speaker 1: We could talk about call football, we call soccer.
Speaker 5: By the way, you know soccer coulcome incredibly popular here
Speaker 5: in the own States.
Speaker 7: It really isn't grown, but.
Speaker 3: Any rate man the love going on, Kosher.
Speaker 2: I wonder how Kiostarmer felt having his hand uncomfortably grabbed
Speaker 2: like that and being called Powell before Biden went into
Speaker 2: full Biden mode.
Speaker 9: Yes, I mean, Kurro Starmer is flying high after his
Speaker 9: big victory last week, of course, and he'll just put
Speaker 9: file this away. I think in his mind, as we
Speaker 9: all are, just the obvious declient of Biden. That's a
Speaker 9: big story here, not candidate Biden, but President Biden, who
Speaker 9: is actually in the job right now, has to meet
Speaker 9: with other world leaders, has to perform, and it's really
Speaker 9: sad to watch just on that level leaving assiety even
Speaker 9: the politics of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you spot on a completely agreed kosher Garda. Great
Speaker 2: to speak with you as always, Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 2: Still to come, Lefties Losing It featuring gender revealed parties
Speaker 2: for trans men and Armie Horowitz reacts to the left's
Speaker 2: latest attempts to discredit Donald Trump. Now it's time for
Speaker 2: lefties losing it now. Safe to say we've all had
Speaker 2: bad hair days. But Democratic Representative Maxine Waters had hers
Speaker 2: live on air when she had.
Speaker 3: Some technical difficulties with her.
Speaker 14: Wig Democracy about the feet of the election, and yet
Speaker 14: Trump is not only but winning increasingly by a larger margin.
Speaker 14: So what is the plan among Democrats to change that trajectory?
Speaker 14: It sounds like you're talking about seeing and doing all
Speaker 14: the same things, But do you believe that something needs
Speaker 14: to change?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Watching Maxine desperately try and fix that Yorkshire Terrier on
Speaker 2: top of her head has truly been the highlight of
Speaker 2: the Democrat campaign so far.
Speaker 3: Pity though the wig.
Speaker 2: Is about as useless as Joe Biden. Now, speaking of hair,
Speaker 2: if woke is your personality and you are looking to
Speaker 2: get your hair done, well, behold we have found the
Speaker 2: hairdresser you have been waiting for.
Speaker 3: Okay is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 15: Cool?
Speaker 12: And what are your pronouns?
Speaker 3: The she?
Speaker 4: Then, I'm glad way to change those that got rid
Speaker 4: of her?
Speaker 3: And what are your pronouns?
Speaker 11: Him?
Speaker 8: She?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 3: Thank you for asking earlier?
Speaker 8: Spending around here?
Speaker 3: Is it a campe? Touch you during our consultation? And
Speaker 3: really quick?
Speaker 8: My pronouns?
Speaker 12: She?
Speaker 4: They?
Speaker 8: Did you feel comfortable sharing yours?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 3: Perfect?
Speaker 4: Thank you for sharing?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 11: Is it okay?
Speaker 8: If I touch you during our consultation?
Speaker 11: Yes, it is?
Speaker 16: And my pronouns are?
Speaker 15: She?
Speaker 4: They?
Speaker 8: If you are comfortable sharing yours?
Speaker 1: They?
Speaker 3: It's all very polite, isn't it? But I've got to ask,
Speaker 3: how else are.
Speaker 2: You supposed to cut someone's hair if you can't touch them?
Speaker 2: Are there any wireless options? Perhaps that we don't know about.
Speaker 2: I mean, in what world would you go for a
Speaker 2: haircut and not actually consent to having your haircut?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 3: This might explain it.
Speaker 2: Here is the delightful character who owns the place.
Speaker 16: This is just my version of what it looks like
Speaker 16: to be comfortable getting your hair done.
Speaker 3: Babe. It doesn't have.
Speaker 16: To be more crucial than that. Say no, if you like,
Speaker 16: that would be perfectly fine, because you know what, I
Speaker 16: am here to teach you that you are in charge
Speaker 16: of your hair, you are in charge of your body,
Speaker 16: and by proxy.
Speaker 8: You are in charge on your destiny.
Speaker 17: Sweetie.
Speaker 3: Okay, and you are crazy, sweetie.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 2: Gender reveals are a parent's dream, a moment where they
Speaker 2: find out they're child's sex for the first times.
Speaker 3: Surprise.
Speaker 2: What a special moment for mom and dad. Look at
Speaker 2: what they've created together. They must be proud.
Speaker 3: Now it's time for more.
Speaker 2: Gender identity guessing games. How do you decide whether you're masculine, feminine,
Speaker 2: non binary, or even identifying as an animal? While this
Speaker 2: feral catch gives us an insight into those tough daily struggles.
Speaker 4: Mostly I feel feminine or non binary today and feeling
Speaker 4: really firm and catake. Well yeah, but I also feel masculine,
Speaker 4: honestly boyish. I don't ever really want am I'm proud
Speaker 4: to have the ear, but I also, you know, sometimes
Speaker 4: want to take these guys off. But other times I'm
Speaker 4: happy you have them.
Speaker 3: I love to play with them.
Speaker 4: I love them. Other days I want to tap them down.
Speaker 3: Look, it's tough, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I Mean, most of us just have to decide what
Speaker 2: we eat for the day or what we wear, but
Speaker 2: not for these people. They have to decide whether to tape.
Speaker 3: Or not to tape it.
Speaker 2: So look, it's a real struggle apparently, and it wouldn't
Speaker 2: be a left He's losing it without chief Loon herself,
Speaker 2: joy Reid having yet another menty bee over Donald Trump.
Speaker 15: All that matters in this election. The only thing that
Speaker 15: matters in this election is keeping Donald Trump and Project
Speaker 15: twenty five out of power, keeping that insane ideology of
Speaker 15: white Christian nationalism and white supremacy and white male Christian
Speaker 15: dominance out of power.
Speaker 2: Yes, the Clown Show Jess Capes rolling on with old
Speaker 2: Joycey reads, well, the Democrats are having chronic meltdowns and
Speaker 2: have entered crazy deranged territory as they struggle to keep
Speaker 2: their call because Biden's cognitive decline is becoming harder than
Speaker 2: ever to defend. Here is Democrat Representative Deborah Dingle short
Speaker 2: circuiting on live TV when asked about sleepy Joe's capability.
Speaker 12: I do just want to ask you again if you
Speaker 12: think President Biden is the strongest person at the top
Speaker 12: of the ticket to win Michigan in the fall.
Speaker 16: He's the candidate right now, and these are do you
Speaker 16: beat your wife kind of questions?
Speaker 3: Do you beat your wife kind of questions? Wow?
Speaker 2: And you know you have a big problem when your
Speaker 2: own party refuses to back you. Here is Democrat Senator
Speaker 2: John Hippunlooper who refuses multiple times to say whether he
Speaker 2: backs Biden as their nominee.
Speaker 11: Do you think President Biden can win in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 1: You know, I'm holding off on that whole discussion. There's
Speaker 1: let's get Nato done.
Speaker 12: I mean, are you waiting to see his performance to
Speaker 12: the press conference tomorrow to make a decision.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm watching it. I'm going to hold off on
Speaker 1: having the discussion.
Speaker 2: Dan Deven Nancy Pelosi has cracked.
Speaker 18: Making any comments in the hallway of our.
Speaker 12: Nation. Do you think he's your Unory election?
Speaker 3: I'm that.
Speaker 18: Am I speaking English?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 4: I'm not going to be making any statements about any
Speaker 4: of that right now in the hallway.
Speaker 2: Joining me now is filmmaker and journalist Army, Horowitz, Army,
Speaker 2: thanks for joining us. Look the Democrats obviously clearly in
Speaker 2: a huge crisis mode.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, they're in bad shape.
Speaker 10: And I you know, look, I don't want to say
Speaker 10: shun fried, but yeah, it kind of is.
Speaker 11: By the way, for the record, I don't beat my wife.
Speaker 10: Look, this is all insanity, and it's what's amazing. I'll
Speaker 10: tell you what the takeaway for me is is that
Speaker 10: Trump is able to control himself and not go nuts
Speaker 10: on this.
Speaker 11: He is letting this all play out.
Speaker 10: Look, when your opponent is self imploding, you just let
Speaker 10: it happen and don't interfere.
Speaker 11: And that's what he's doing.
Speaker 10: All the Republicans and the trumpetmen and then Trump campaign
Speaker 10: have to do when it comes to running ads is
Speaker 10: just run the ads of Democrats saying we don't want
Speaker 10: him running The New York Times saying you got to
Speaker 10: step down. George Clooney, his best buddy, saying you should
Speaker 10: stop running.
Speaker 11: Like that's all.
Speaker 10: They're running the ads for the Republican Party themselves.
Speaker 11: That's what they have to do. I mean, it's total insanity.
Speaker 10: And look, the polls are becoming clear and clear, they
Speaker 10: are showing that not only is he increasing his leads
Speaker 10: in the battleground stage right the blue Wall. Then they
Speaker 10: are tied in Virginia. The Republicans have won the Virginia
Speaker 10: in decades. Minnesota has now moved pretty much to a
Speaker 10: toss up state almost with the margin of error.
Speaker 11: That's been fifteen years since they won Minnesota.
Speaker 10: Everything is moving in Trump's direction, and to Trump's credit,
Speaker 10: old Trump would have gotten involved, and in front of
Speaker 10: this new Trump is letting it all happen. I want
Speaker 10: to point one last thing out that I noticed during
Speaker 10: Biden's interview that people haven't picked up on. So I
Speaker 10: heard Biden he recently just spoken to Union today. I
Speaker 10: had to keep continuing raising the volume on my TV
Speaker 10: because I couldn't hear the man. But the one thing
Speaker 10: I noticed about his interview with ABC with George Deephanopolis
Speaker 10: is that if you listen to the interview, the ambient
Speaker 10: sound was very, very loud.
Speaker 11: As somebody in the film business new edits. What I
Speaker 11: understood was that.
Speaker 10: They had to keep doubling his sound in boast in
Speaker 10: order to hear what he was saying. Look, it is
Speaker 10: unbelievable what's unfolding in front of our eyes, and to
Speaker 10: Trump's credit. He's sitting back letting it happen.
Speaker 2: He's watching it all like a car crash in slow motion.
Speaker 2: But it's interesting you mentioned that because Biden's got this creepy,
Speaker 2: weird whisper about him, No wonder they have to boost
Speaker 2: his volume. And look, the Democrats, they're really getting increasingly desperate.
Speaker 2: Democratic Representative Ted Lew was clutching at straws when he
Speaker 2: made this claim about Donald Trump and the Epstein files.
Speaker 17: That's something I've heard that doesn't see me being covered.
Speaker 17: Are the Epstein files. These files were released and like,
Speaker 17: Donald Trump's sort of all over this right there are
Speaker 17: pictures of him with Jeffer Epstein. He's taking multiple plane
Speaker 17: flights with Epstein with young girls on board. He isn't
Speaker 17: call loogs with Epstein. One of the highest training hashtags
Speaker 17: on Twitter right now is about Trump and Epstein. I'm
Speaker 17: not going to repeat the hashtag because when it dignified setting,
Speaker 17: but yeah, y'all might want to look at that because
Speaker 17: that's highly disturbing and again it shows that Donald Trump
Speaker 17: is unfit for office.
Speaker 2: Even Snopes, a left leaning publication, has debunked these kinds
Speaker 2: of claims, saying no evidence supports the claim that Trump
Speaker 2: has paid upwards of thirty five million dollars to silence
Speaker 2: accusations that he raped several children ranging in age from
Speaker 2: ten to thirteen.
Speaker 3: Armie, do you think the.
Speaker 2: Democrats are now really grappling at straws?
Speaker 10: Look, I mean they're desperate to move the attention away
Speaker 10: from Joe Biden's meltdown.
Speaker 11: So yeah, of course a grasp of straws. But I
Speaker 11: think they have to be a little.
Speaker 10: Bit careful with that particular accusation, considering that Bill Clinton
Speaker 10: was really heavily evolved with Jeff Epstein. I think that
Speaker 10: might be a mistake. But look, you're not going to
Speaker 10: win any point. Trump's creep factor is already very clear.
Speaker 10: We know Trump is kind of a creepy dude, kind
Speaker 10: of a weird dude. We know a lot of sexual
Speaker 10: allegations against him. This is not new.
Speaker 11: This is all biggd in.
Speaker 10: You're not going to gain anything from it, but you
Speaker 10: are going to move the spotlight back to your creepy
Speaker 10: former Democratic president Bill Clinton. So it's probably not the
Speaker 10: smartest move in the world, to be honest.
Speaker 2: Fair call, Now have a look at this vision of
Speaker 2: Joe Biden appearing to sleepwalk, but this time on the
Speaker 2: global stage. Here he was on stage at the NATO
Speaker 2: summit in Washington. You can see him there. He goes
Speaker 2: into the middle, I don't know where I am?
Speaker 3: Where am I? Who are all these people?
Speaker 2: He really has absolutely no idea where he is. And
Speaker 2: then have a look at this second clip here as
Speaker 2: Canadian PM Justin Trudeau walked on stage, look at Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: He looked at him as though, well, is this the
Speaker 2: first time we've met? I don't know you with the
Speaker 2: usual creepy mouth, open, stunned, strung out stance, and then
Speaker 2: unfortunately army Joe did stop speaking.
Speaker 6: The fact is that so many of my let me
Speaker 6: put it this way, I'm very pleased this.
Speaker 9: Today, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is NATO, it's an important, glible summit,
Speaker 2: and this.
Speaker 3: Is apparently the president of the Free world who needs
Speaker 3: to be in bed.
Speaker 2: Is it embarrassing to have him represent America in front
Speaker 2: of world later?
Speaker 11: Is like this?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 10: Yes, enough from an answer, I have to keep going on.
Speaker 11: That's embarrassing. Look, it's not okay.
Speaker 10: We understand that he is in serious physical and mental decline.
Speaker 11: That is what it is.
Speaker 10: I think maybe a bigger problem is how he's approaching
Speaker 10: NATO itself, the things that he's saying. First of all,
Speaker 10: in the George Stephanovos interview, he said we beat Booten,
Speaker 10: Like did we though I'm not sure we did, because
Speaker 10: if we did, he's making the argument that we no
Speaker 10: longer have to defend Ukraine. Right, So there's real geopolitical
Speaker 10: issues when he says things like that.
Speaker 11: But I think the most egregious is.
Speaker 10: When he tries to take credit for NATO paying up. Yeah,
Speaker 10: NATO has paid a lot more over the last few
Speaker 10: years because of.
Speaker 3: President Trump.
Speaker 10: Look, Biden was vice president with Obama for eight years,
Speaker 10: and all these problems we had with NATO members not
Speaker 10: paying their two percent of their GDP to or defense
Speaker 10: budget was happening to that entire eight year process. It
Speaker 10: only began raising during Trump because he played chicken with NATO.
Speaker 11: Right, everybody talking about how he wants to this ban NATO.
Speaker 11: At the end of the day, we know what that is.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 11: That was a tackle negotiation that worked.
Speaker 10: They ended up paying their fair share, and it took time.
Speaker 10: It took a couple of years for it to happen.
Speaker 10: So he's now taking credit what Trump did that I
Speaker 10: think is even bigger problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a really good point to make. Now.
Speaker 2: Look, House Republicans and a handful of Democrats have approved
Speaker 2: a bill that seeks to expand proof of city and
Speaker 2: ship requirements to vote in federal elections.
Speaker 3: But the Dems weren't happy. They don't want you to vote.
Speaker 18: They don't want to hear black voices, brown voices, LGBTQIA voices,
Speaker 18: young voices. Our fundamental access to our democracy is being politicized,
Speaker 18: and this xenophobic attack that we're debating today will make
Speaker 18: it harder for Americans to vote.
Speaker 2: It is designed to jam people up and prevent Americans
Speaker 2: from voting.
Speaker 8: This bill, they call it the Save Act.
Speaker 3: It should be called the Don't nut Americans Act, Don't
Speaker 3: let Americans Vote Act.
Speaker 2: I mean, why do the Democrats want illegal immigrants to
Speaker 2: be able to vote?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 10: You know, this is really really interesting because if you
Speaker 10: look at the way this is being covered, people are
Speaker 10: saying like this is crazy.
Speaker 11: How are you possibly saying.
Speaker 10: That we're trying to stop illegal from voting because technically
Speaker 10: they're not allowed to vote. But the reality is actually
Speaker 10: quite different. New York actually tried to push a bill
Speaker 10: to get non citizens to vote in local elections. This
Speaker 10: is actually a thing that blue cities are trying to do.
Speaker 10: But I'm so sick and tired of people saying we're
Speaker 10: trying to make laws to have brown field minorities not vote.
Speaker 11: How will they come? This is a total complete lie.
Speaker 10: You know, I gotta tell you one more thing, hearkening
Speaker 10: back to one of the most disgusting things Biden ever said.
Speaker 10: So when they were talking about voter ID laws, right,
Speaker 10: and remember, in most countries you have to show an
Speaker 10: ID to vote, but in a lot of states and
Speaker 10: blue states in this country, you don't, and there's a
Speaker 10: lot of fraud. But to say that Jim Crow is
Speaker 10: their new Jim Crow laws. Jim Crow laws, for those
Speaker 10: who don't know, are when black people were not allowed
Speaker 10: to eat in the same restaurants as white people. Black
Speaker 10: people were not allowed to drink at a water fountain.
Speaker 11: That is Jim Crow.
Speaker 10: To compare voter ID laws to Jim Crow is absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: It definitely is. It's a very fair point. Rowitz, We've
Speaker 2: run out of time. Really appreciate you joining us. Thank
Speaker 2: you so much.
Speaker 11: What is your pleasure?
Speaker 2: Well still to come woke parents, breed WoT children. Ben
Speaker 2: Affleck's daughter is demanding mask mandates. Plus Prince Harry is
Speaker 2: sitting down for yet another piece to remind us all
Speaker 2: he's a victim.
Speaker 3: What could he possibly be complaining about? Now?
Speaker 2: Welcome back, joining me now with celebrity and royal reporter
Speaker 2: Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, thanks for joining us. Jennifer Gana and
Speaker 2: Ben Affleck's eldest child has demanded mask mandates at LA hospitals.
Speaker 2: Violet Affleck revealed that she contracted a post viral condition
Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen and has told an LA City Board
Speaker 2: meeting the county must oppose mask bands for any reason.
Speaker 3: Do you confront alaw COVID crasis. I demand mask.
Speaker 13: Availability, air filtration and far UVC light in government facilities
Speaker 13: including jails and detention setters and mask mandates and county
Speaker 13: medical facilities. We must expand the availability of high quality,
Speaker 13: free tests and treatment. And most importantly, the county must
Speaker 13: oppose mask fans for any reason. They do not keep
Speaker 13: us safer, They make vulnerable members or our community less safe,
Speaker 13: and make everyone less able to participate in Los Angeles together.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Kinsey.
Speaker 2: She bailing took a breath and it would have been
Speaker 2: even more hotah too with.
Speaker 3: That mask on.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's pretty bizarre to see shoplifting has hidden
Speaker 8: all time high in the city of Los Angeles, with
Speaker 8: small businesses banning masks from their stores. You've seen very
Speaker 8: famous stores like Kitson, which is the celebrity hot spot,
Speaker 8: saying no masks allowed because there's way too much shoplifting
Speaker 8: going on and those shoplifters are not being prosecuted. This
Speaker 8: is coming out of our dollar and these are small businesses.
Speaker 8: So the blowback online for this eighteen year old is
Speaker 8: pretty significant so far. And while her heart is probably
Speaker 8: in the right place, she really doesn't have realistic expectations
Speaker 8: of what's going on in Los Angeles and in the world.
Speaker 8: Quite frankly, a lot of people are utilizing masks to
Speaker 8: get away with stuff. They're not as ill or are
Speaker 8: weak as she is.
Speaker 3: No clearly that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Now Christmas has come early. Ellen Degenera says she's done
Speaker 2: with fame and will leave Hollywood after her Netflix stand
Speaker 2: up special is released later this year.
Speaker 3: Kinzy Look. She's been embroiled in.
Speaker 2: Bullying claims from her time on the Ellen DeGeneres show.
Speaker 2: She just seems like a real nasty woman. So I say,
Speaker 2: good riddance, But is it really over?
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 8: I think that this is probably a pr stunt. I
Speaker 8: think that she wants people to sympathize with her because
Speaker 8: it looks as if Hollywood's not welcoming her back. I mean,
Speaker 8: she specifically says in one of her stand up specials,
Speaker 8: I got kicked out of show business for being mean.
Speaker 8: And she also said next she's going to get kicked
Speaker 8: out for being old, So she's already like setting the narrative.
Speaker 8: Please please feel sorry for me. She said that the
Speaker 8: fact that she could dance upstairs, dance upstairs, because that
Speaker 8: was one of her gimmicks on her program, proved that
Speaker 8: she wasn't a mean person. So I think she does
Speaker 8: miss the limelight I miss. I think she misses being adored,
Speaker 8: and she's struggling in the positions she's in and she
Speaker 8: wants us all to miss her.
Speaker 2: Well, whether that works or not remains to be seen.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens post that next Netflix show. Now, Kinsey,
Speaker 2: look here we go again. Prince Harry is back with
Speaker 2: the sit down interviews.
Speaker 3: What is he doing?
Speaker 8: Now, so this is Prince Harry continuing his crusade against
Speaker 8: the media. It's a new ITV documentary titled Tabloids on Trial.
Speaker 8: This is going to debut on July twenty fifth. It
Speaker 8: also features Hugh Grant in Charlotte Church and they're going
Speaker 8: to discuss their experiences with phone hacking. The Hollywood reporter says,
Speaker 8: the documentary hears about Prince Harry's mission to continue his
Speaker 8: fight to expose the illegal tactics of Britain's tabloid press
Speaker 8: and explore what those in charge at Fleet Street really
Speaker 8: knew about this scandal unfolding. But it's like you said,
Speaker 8: are we at a point where it's tmi too much information?
Speaker 8: Is their overexposure when it comes to the sussexes? And
Speaker 8: are people less likely to invest in his story when
Speaker 8: they feel like he just keeps talking?
Speaker 2: Yes, because of course Kinsey's got to keep constantly reminding
Speaker 2: us that he is a victim. The woe is me
Speaker 2: attitude from Harry. That's all we ever know from this guy.
Speaker 2: So here we go again. Now Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who
Speaker 2: was of course convicted of second degree murder for planning
Speaker 2: the twenty fifteen death of her mum, Claudine, has announced
Speaker 2: she is pregnant.
Speaker 7: So I know the rumors have been flying around for
Speaker 7: quite some time now, and I'm happy to announce that
Speaker 7: I am eleven weeks pregnant. Ken and I are expecting
Speaker 7: our very first child come January of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 7: We're both very excited. This was not planned at all.
Speaker 7: It was completely unexpected, but we're both very excited to
Speaker 7: take on this new journey.
Speaker 2: Kinsey, look, I find it all very weird. I mean,
Speaker 2: she was released from jail in December and since then
Speaker 2: it feels like she's tried to be some sort of
Speaker 2: quasi celebrity slash influenza. But she said there that she
Speaker 2: will be a better mother than her own mother.
Speaker 8: Well, let's hope she's a better mother than she a wife,
Speaker 8: because this baby is not even with her current husband.
Speaker 8: This is with a former boyfriend who's now I guess
Speaker 8: a current boyfriend, Ken Urker. She's actually currently married to
Speaker 8: Ryan Anderson, who she married and immediately did this reality
Speaker 8: TV show with here in the States. They've since separated.
Speaker 8: She's pregnant now with Ken's baby, and Killer Fetus is
Speaker 8: the HULU special Killer Fetus I'm gonna call it now.
Speaker 8: That's the documentary, that's what's coming, the podcast. Anything but
Speaker 8: this is this is a wild ride that I want
Speaker 8: to get off of.
Speaker 2: I tell you what I reckon you spot on Gypsy
Speaker 2: Rose will try and monopolize this to make a dime
Speaker 2: in any way that she possibly can, since that's all
Speaker 2: she's been doing for the last seven months. Now Here
Speaker 2: we go, Kinsey, because.
Speaker 3: Ben Affleck has finally ditched his wedding ring.
Speaker 2: I mean, surely is that the official sign that he
Speaker 2: and Jennifer Lopez are done well?
Speaker 8: Or is this a game of cat and mouse because
Speaker 8: both of them keep ditching it and then putting it
Speaker 8: back on. I do firmly believe that they are separated,
Speaker 8: and the Daily Mail is saying that insiders say that
Speaker 8: they've been separated for months. Why they would force that,
Speaker 8: you know, gag inducing documentary and movie on us about
Speaker 8: their love life, you know, forcing this love affair down
Speaker 8: our throats and then just go quiet when things fizzle
Speaker 8: out is beyond me. If you want us to be invested,
Speaker 8: then you need to be truthful about what's going on.
Speaker 8: Take off the rings for good and just let us
Speaker 8: know that you are no longer together and that the
Speaker 8: fairy tale is over?
Speaker 3: Can you find them just to be very annoying? Now?
Speaker 2: When they got back together again, as you say, it
Speaker 2: was this fairy tale, everyone thought, Wow, they've rekindled after
Speaker 2: all these years. But I don't know how you feel, Kinsy,
Speaker 2: but I'm sick to death of them now. They've become
Speaker 2: real pists.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 8: I think that if they were more honest with us,
Speaker 8: but it's they're trying to manipulate the media.
Speaker 3: Let us know what's going on.
Speaker 8: You engage us with, you know, a twenty million dollar movie,
Speaker 8: and then you go quiet when things aren't going your way.
Speaker 8: That's dishonesty. That's that's insincerity, and we see it. It's
Speaker 8: very clear to us. So we're checking out.
Speaker 3: I completely agree. Fair point.
Speaker 2: Now, Courtney Kardashian may appear to have a fairytale romance
Speaker 2: with husband Travis Barka, but it has reportedly come at
Speaker 2: the cost of her friendships.
Speaker 3: What's happened here?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 8: The Daily Mail is claiming that Courtney Kardashian has dropped
Speaker 8: lifelong friends and is growing increasingly isolated from her sisters
Speaker 8: Chloe and Kim and a lot of the blame in
Speaker 8: this article is put on Travis Barker, with the publication
Speaker 8: reporting that Courtney's ex Scott his ongoing relationships and friendships
Speaker 8: with the Kardashian family has made Court's current husband Travis,
Speaker 8: feel threat and I'm not buying this. I mean, new
Speaker 8: husbands and babies are always going to create new routines
Speaker 8: in a woman's world, and any distance between Courtney and
Speaker 8: her sisters is probably for her.
Speaker 3: Own mental health.
Speaker 8: Kim Kardashian has been vicious to her sister throughout the
Speaker 8: last few years, and Travis Barker is a bona fide
Speaker 8: rock star. He's not threatened by Courtney's unemployed X.
Speaker 2: No you spot on I completely a gray, very very
Speaker 2: strange now. Kinsey Diddy is going to be indicted any
Speaker 2: day now, according to an attorney representing one of his
Speaker 2: alleged sex trafficking victims.
Speaker 3: What more do we know?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so he's facing another sexual misconduct lawsuit. This marks
Speaker 8: the tenth such filed suit against the entrepreneur since I
Speaker 8: think it was November and TMZ recently talked to an
Speaker 8: attorney pursuing Ditty named Ariel Mitchell Kidd, who revealed that
Speaker 8: Didty is expected to be indicted any day now. We've
Speaker 8: seen multiple raids on his homes, witnesses seen by a
Speaker 8: grand jury, and really a domino effect of alleged victims
Speaker 8: coming forward over the last eight months. So the clock
Speaker 8: is ticking. All eyes are on him. He's acting oblivious,
Speaker 8: jumping on private jets, going whitewater rafting, and basically his victims'
Speaker 8: attorneys are saying, your time is up. You need to
Speaker 8: settle down because we're coming for you.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll be watching this one closely. Kinsey Schofield, thank
Speaker 2: you for joining us this evening. Well that's it for me.
Speaker 2: Up next is News Night.
Speaker 3: Good night,