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Speaker 1: On scoring lives Ostrodia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Wader Panalty Show.

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

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Speaker 3: up tonight, the Albanezy government accused of squandering a four

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Speaker 3: hundred billion dollar win for Patrick Kyline will.

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Speaker 4: Be year to discuss the day's top headlines.

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Speaker 3: The big immigration like exposed as data shows that low

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Speaker 3: skilled workers.

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Speaker 4: Are a net drain on the economy.

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Speaker 3: Kosher Gata will have the details they always droll.

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Speaker 4: Alex Steiner the latest from the US, and later in.

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Speaker 3: The hour, seventy Bastion joins me to discuss why feminists

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Speaker 3: the Loud and Proud Sisterhood are silent as shopping mi soverigny,

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Speaker 3: institutional violence by the CFMU.

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Speaker 4: He is exposed, and of course we never neglect Lefty is.

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Speaker 3: Losing it Tonight, starring these two lovely lasses who spat

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Speaker 3: on a man for being pro israt.

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Speaker 5: Oens Yes, but first to an overgrown, spoiled brash with

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Speaker 5: a chronic case of entitlement who winges and wines more

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Speaker 5: than Greta Thunberg, despite being a billionaire living the most

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Speaker 5: charm life imaginable.

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Speaker 3: With a string of multi million dollar properties from his

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Speaker 3: mansion and the historic town of Windsor to his skiing

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Speaker 3: property in Whistler. And then there's the yachts. I mean,

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Speaker 3: one cannot yacht in the Mediterranean at one's leisure without

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Speaker 3: access to appropriately luxurious water vessels. Of course, despite living

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Speaker 3: this charm life, John Hancock has decided to moan to

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Speaker 3: the media this guy makes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

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Speaker 3: seem grateful and relatable.

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Speaker 4: Here is a.

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Speaker 3: Direct quote from the piece that appeared in The Australian.

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Speaker 3: The dividends I received from Hancock prospecting annually don't even

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Speaker 3: cover my lawyer's bills, let alone may yacht, Hancock quips.

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Speaker 4: The victim playing is off the charts. This manchild is a.

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Speaker 3: Multi billionaire with a bee among Australia's fifty richest, and

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Speaker 3: yet he's not only suing his own mother for more,

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Speaker 3: but he's now using the media to attack her, to

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Speaker 3: demean her and her achievements.

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Speaker 4: It's frankly shameful.

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Speaker 3: It's the sort of petulant antiques that one would expect

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Speaker 3: from a teenager or a toddler, not a fully formed man.

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Speaker 3: As a mother, I struggle to understand how any son

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Speaker 3: could drag his own mother into court for a decade

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Speaker 3: long battle, and to top it off, Wine to the

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Speaker 3: National Broadsheet claiming Australia's most successful business person isn't really

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Speaker 3: that good at business.

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Speaker 4: Let me read from the piece.

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Speaker 3: Hancock is largely dismissive of his mother's track record, describing

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Speaker 3: a string of investments as toilet flushes charming.

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Speaker 4: And this is a direct quote. I think it's very

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Speaker 4: interesting that projects my.

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Speaker 3: Grandfather discovered or applied for, such as roy Hill, have

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Speaker 3: gone very well. The jury is out on some of

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Speaker 3: my mother's recent acquisitions, or really, that's how he wants

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Speaker 3: to characterize the achievements of the woman who took a

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Speaker 3: struggling business beset by all sorts of serious financial issues,

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Speaker 3: and transformed it into a goliath that employs thousands of Australians,

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Speaker 3: exports record amounts of iron ore, and is one of

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Speaker 3: the country's biggest corporate taxpayers, contributing billions annually in federal

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Speaker 3: and state taxes. Let me read now from a Sunday

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Speaker 3: Times editorial.

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Speaker 4: When Gina Ryan Hart took.

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Speaker 3: Over Hancock Prospecting after the death of her father Lang

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Speaker 3: Hancock in nineteen ninety two, she inherited a company on

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Speaker 3: the brink, far from their powerhouse it is today. Hancock

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Speaker 3: Prospecting had significant debts and many of its assets were

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Speaker 4: That is the reality, and one.

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Speaker 3: Would hope a man who has benefited from gener Reinhart's

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Speaker 3: enormous success.

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Speaker 4: Would be a little more appreciative.

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Speaker 3: You think his mother's achievements would be a source of pride.

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Speaker 4: Just think of how.

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Speaker 3: Many hospitals, schools, roads have been built thanks to the

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Speaker 3: billions Hancock Prospecting has paid in taxes. Missus ryan Hart

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Speaker 3: has also been the country's largest private taxpayer. And on

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Speaker 3: top of all that, she is a generous supporter of

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Speaker 3: charitable causes, helping so many, often quietly without fanfare or

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Speaker 3: media coverage. That generosity benefits a number of medical, educational,

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Speaker 3: it must be noted that that generosity is not confined

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Speaker 3: to Australia. Jean Jenna Einhardt was honored by the King

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Speaker 3: of Cambodia with the country's highest award for non citizens

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Speaker 3: for the work her foundation does in rescuing impoverished girls

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Speaker 3: from a horrendous fate, giving them safety, giving them housing

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Speaker 3: extreme poverty. None of that was in this piece. In

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Speaker 3: the lengthy wingch fest, where John Hancock jokes about stock

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Speaker 3: market plays, this next passage was again so relatable. He

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Speaker 3: notes with a laugh that one recent play to short

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Speaker 3: Commonwealth bank stocks has yet to bear fruit. The numbers

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Speaker 3: are so small. I might be putting ten grand here

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Speaker 3: and there. It's more just to keep my mind active.

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Speaker 3: I guess a hobby of sorts. He says, yes, so

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Speaker 3: relatable during a cost of living crisis. Just ten grand

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Speaker 3: here or their hobby of sorts. Who cares if it

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Speaker 3: bears fruit. I have seldom read a piece that was

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Speaker 3: so lacking in introspection, humility, rationality.

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Speaker 4: Whoever told him.

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Speaker 3: This supposed tell all was a good idea was lying

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Speaker 3: to him or just incompetent. I'm not a lawyer. I'm

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Speaker 3: not going to pass any sort of judgment on the

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Speaker 3: long running legal case launched by John Hancock against Gina

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Speaker 3: rein Hart. But I will say this, it would be

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Speaker 3: a cold day in hell when I even consider suing

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Speaker 3: my own mother.

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Speaker 4: There are some things worth more than money.

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Speaker 3: Now our position leader Peter Dutton has called for sweeping

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Speaker 3: reforms in response to damning corruption allegations involving the CFMEU

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Speaker 3: and the Victorian state government.

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Speaker 4: Let's hear from the opposition leader.

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Speaker 6: We've essentially got organized crime figures running the construction sector

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Speaker 6: in this country. This is the biggest corruption scandal in

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Speaker 6: our country's history. Are we going to clean it up?

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Speaker 6: In the Rico style? Lords worked in the United States

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Speaker 6: and they can work here in Australia as well. The

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Speaker 6: CFMEU still sits on the National Executive of the Australian

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Speaker 6: Labor Party. The CFMU is not going anywhere and that's

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Speaker 6: why they need to be deregistered and bring it a

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Speaker 6: union like the AWU to provide the important work, particularly

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Speaker 6: on building sites around workplace health and safety. We think

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Speaker 6: that is very important.

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Speaker 3: According to media reports, the Victorian government's Big build has

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Speaker 3: been employing by keys linked to the CFMMEU who don't

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Speaker 3: even turn up to work but collect around eleven thousand

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Speaker 3: dollars a week, with bank records revealing that these payments

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Speaker 3: continued even after government promises last year to reform the

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Speaker 3: construction sector. This is all funded by taxpayers and the

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Speaker 3: most debt riddled state in the country. Big bill construction

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Speaker 3: firms are also alleged to have been paying off at

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Speaker 3: law motorcycle gangs on infrastructure projects via dummy companies to

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Speaker 3: stop them from taking industrial action. And there are also

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Speaker 3: shocking allegations of violence being perpetrated against female workers in

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Speaker 3: particular and a warning. This next clip is particularly distressing.

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Speaker 2: It's a cowardly attack on a woman carried out by

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Speaker 2: a c form me you health and safety representative while

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Speaker 4: That's a health and safety rep.

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Speaker 3: Meanwhile, the Victorian government continues to play dumb despite being

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Speaker 4: Now. This is what the Premier had to say. This

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Speaker 4: is Premier justent to Alan.

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Speaker 1: I was absolutely sickened to my core to see that

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Speaker 1: footage of an allegation of a woman being assaulted and

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Speaker 1: the experience of other women on work sites here in Victoria.

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Speaker 1: This is wrong, This is not right, and my thoughts

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Speaker 1: are weird those women. We moved quickly last year with

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Speaker 1: a zero tolerance approach to this bullying, intimidatory and allegations

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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on this is News. Corps

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Speaker 3: senior writer Patrick Carline. Patrick only laughed because this supposes

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Speaker 3: zero tolerance that the premiere refers to is completely lacking.

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Speaker 3: This is something the labor government here has been warned

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Speaker 3: about time and time again. They turn a blind eye

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Speaker 3: because it's in the interest to do so.

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Speaker 7: Look, there's a complete lack of accountability here. I mean

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Speaker 7: this was coming out last year. Obviously, it's been an

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Speaker 7: open secret within the industry for decades. The Allen government

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Speaker 7: doesn't want people looking at this too closely. It's been

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Speaker 7: pushing against it, and it's happened at a federal level

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Speaker 7: as well. And we're talking about billions, tens of billions

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Speaker 7: of dollars of Victorian taxpayers money. In this case, we

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Speaker 7: see big bill projects as they call go over, they

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Speaker 7: get delayed because there's extortionist type practices on the sides.

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Speaker 7: It's been going on forever and there is a complete

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Speaker 7: lack of accountability, and I think people are sick of it.

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Speaker 7: It's like where our bankrupt is a state? Where does

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Speaker 3: You've got people Mum and Dad investors being forced to

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Speaker 3: sell their little investment properties because the land tax is

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Speaker 3: so exorbitant. Because this state is debt red riddled and

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Speaker 3: they must be looking on by kids collecting eleven grand

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Speaker 3: a week and not even showing up. It's like we

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Speaker 4: It's as those who are.

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Speaker 3: In in the system who are benefiting enormously from tax

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Speaker 4: And look, it's been.

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Speaker 7: Going on for years and years. That is not a

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Speaker 7: to address this. It's the same with the bail laws

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Speaker 7: here in Victoria. This has been going for three years

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Speaker 7: where people are getting attacked in their own homes and

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Speaker 7: finally the governments realized, oh this is bad, Oh we

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Speaker 7: must do something about it. I mean, it is a

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Speaker 3: It is, and surprisingly those bail laws are going to

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Speaker 3: be reformed, coinciding with some opinion polls showing it's quite

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Speaker 3: a big issue. Before that they were just reviewing. Now

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Speaker 3: let's look at some further evidence of Labour's economic mismanagement.

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Speaker 3: Analysis commissioned by the Australian Financial review has revealed that

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Speaker 3: the federal government has wasted four hundred billion dollars.

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Speaker 4: This is a.

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Speaker 3: Massive revenue wind four since it was elected in twenty

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Speaker 3: twenty two. Chris richardson Rights in the AFR, Australia has

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Speaker 3: never seen rivers of gold like this, and what did

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Speaker 3: the Albanezer government decide to do with it? Drive a

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Speaker 3: major expansion in the size of government. Australia's prosperity should

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Speaker 3: be soaring with this kind of wealth being generated, living

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Speaker 3: standards should be improving, but instead the growth in living

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Speaker 3: standards in Australia remains one of the slowest in the world.

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Speaker 4: Patrick. Four hundred billion all but squandered.

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Speaker 7: It's a huge amount of money, isn't it, And the

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Speaker 7: fact that that money has been raised through things that

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Speaker 7: have nothing to do with government policy. We got lucky,

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Speaker 7: but we're sort of done lucky, aren't we, in the

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Speaker 7: sense where you actually get all this extra money that

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Speaker 7: we weren't budgeting for and we spend it all. Inflation

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Speaker 7: has increased those revenues as well, and Australian taxpayers are

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Speaker 7: suffering and they have been suffering for years and years.

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Speaker 7: Living standards have stayed low. They can't afford to pay

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Speaker 7: And all this money has come in and it's not

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Speaker 7: coming back to the Australian.

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Speaker 3: People no, and our taxes are going up because the

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Speaker 3: insane ways means that government is now even more reluctant

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Speaker 3: to do anything to address bracket creep, which is set

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Speaker 3: to push the average Australian worker into the thirty seven

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Speaker 9: Be releasing the JFK files and that would be tomorrow.

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Speaker 4: Kasha.

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Speaker 4: Already know now.

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Speaker 3: The President also today spoke about Hunter Biden's protective detail.

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Speaker 1: Sure, super service cheams to protected Hunter bid himself there.

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Speaker 3: Well there goes the protective data eighteen. What is huntbot

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Speaker 3: They include countries like Afghanistan, Iran, Cuba, Bhutan, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, Venezuela, Yemen.

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Speaker 8: Think it's just run out of its potency. If you

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Speaker 3: You can only cry wolf so many times, Kosher, thank

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Speaker 3: Left is losing it Plus the latest from the US,

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Speaker 3: it And the mystery may have been sold. Who was

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Speaker 4: who has been named as the culprit.

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Speaker 3: By various Internet salutes is this one. She is a

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Speaker 3: lefty activist masquerading as a journalist.

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Speaker 4: Like the bulk of the US media, She's not special.

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Speaker 4: She even wrote a piece accusing Donald Trump of mimicking

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Speaker 4: Adolf Hitler's language.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's see if there are any more clumsy moments

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Speaker 3: from reporters. But at least we can exonerate this dude.

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Speaker 3: He clearly had nothing to do with it whatsoever.

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Speaker 4: God, I do love the memes. At the moment, people

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Speaker 4: are doing some very good work.

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Speaker 3: Now, let's check in with someone the Secret Service should

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Speaker 3: never allow around Donald Trump, perhaps Elon mass This is

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Speaker 3: one hilarious comic, Bill Burr, who went a little nutty

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Speaker 3: during COVID and has never really recovered. Maybe long COVID

457
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Speaker 3: is real. Watch this insane die tribe about Elon Musk

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Speaker 3: claiming he gave a shout out to Hitler.

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Speaker 13: This is nuts, veterans that the people in the arm

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Speaker 13: services that died trying to stop Hitler. And then this

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Speaker 13: guy comes in, you know, and does that while being

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Speaker 13: an immigrant too, which is kind of fat. The whole

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Speaker 13: thing that's none and none of it, like tracks how

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Speaker 13: you can be to support the troops, you know, America,

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Speaker 13: love it or leave it. And then this guy comes

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Speaker 13: in and gives a shout out to Hitler.

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Speaker 4: You know what.

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Speaker 3: I'm old enough to remember just a few years ago,

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Speaker 3: when Bill Burr was still funny and when he was

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Speaker 3: mocking those who use stupid Hitler analogies.

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Speaker 14: He is the reference.

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Speaker 13: Anytime you want to say somebody's evil, you just say

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Speaker 13: he is the next Hitler. Donald Trump, He's the next Hitler.

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Speaker 13: It's always he's the next Hitler. He died like what

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Speaker 13: seventy five years ago. Nothing quiet's a room like dropping

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Speaker 13: the h bar.

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Speaker 3: Now to a disgusting piece of jew hatred. This is

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Speaker 3: real jew hatred in twenty twenty five, and as we've

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Speaker 3: seen in the past eighteen months, there's been an explosion

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Speaker 3: of these incidents, often perpetrated by the left. The people

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Speaker 3: who call everyone Nazis and Hitler and fascists are the

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Speaker 3: ones that have revealed a virulent strain of anti Semitism

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Speaker 3: amongst them, including these young ladies in Ireland. Watch the

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Speaker 3: frightening levels of hate and ignorance here as they abuse

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Speaker 3: and spit on a Jewish Man.

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Speaker 14: Welcome Oens, I love you too.

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Speaker 3: I think it's time for a trip down memory lane

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Speaker 3: and let us marvel at how Australia's international repute as

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Speaker 3: a laid back, same country with robust, resilient people was altered,

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Speaker 3: perhaps forever altered, when our leaders lost their ever loving

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Speaker 3: minds during COVID. Never forget the lunacy that was cheered

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Speaker 3: on by the media, the activists and academic class for

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Speaker 3: those watching overseas, and this segment is watched by millions

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Speaker 3: of people overseas every week. The following thirty four seconds

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Speaker 3: features various state leaders and chief health officers starring the

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Speaker 3: sunset fearing former Victorian Premier Dad.

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Speaker 1: Andrews, playgrounds, basketball courts, skate parks and exercise equipment. Despite

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Speaker 1: the fact that its outdoors will be closed. People can

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Speaker 1: walk the dog around the street, don't talk teenighbors.

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Speaker 4: Browsing is not allowed.

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Speaker 1: So please, when you open your front door, just think

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Speaker 1: for a moment do you really need to go out?

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Speaker 1: If you are at Adelaide Oval and the ball comes

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Speaker 1: towards you, my advice to you is to duck and

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Speaker 1: just do not touch that ball.

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Speaker 6: The whole bunch of people down the righte which last night,

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Speaker 6: who thought the best thing to do is to go

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Speaker 6: and watch the sunset? I'm sure it was a beautiful sunset.

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Speaker 10: That's not in the spirit or in the letter of

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Speaker 10: these rules.

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Speaker 3: You gotta watch out for those dangerous sunsets. Yeah, that's

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Speaker 3: that's where COVID strikes most outdoors watching sunsets. And let's

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Speaker 3: not forget this gem then wa Premier Mark McGowan having

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Speaker 3: a woman translate English into English.

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Speaker 4: I still can't believe this happened.

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Speaker 13: You can die from the corona or get really thick.

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Speaker 14: You belagin pass.

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Speaker 10: Away from this corona, or you betag and get really sick.

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Speaker 2: One.

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Speaker 15: It's time to get the corona needle to keep people

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Speaker 15: and country strong.

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Speaker 10: Again.

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Speaker 2: Any time to get them this needle longer Corona to

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Speaker 2: keep them, but all the people and country probably strong one.

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Speaker 3: Now let's hear from this non binary personal trainer who

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Speaker 3: thinks having a gym for just women is sexist, dangerous,

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Speaker 3: not safe for women.

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Speaker 11: What So I keep seeing stories about this new women's

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Speaker 11: gym that's for biological women but no trans women, right,

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Speaker 11: and I just I just can't help but think this

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Speaker 11: isn't a safe space for women, not for CIS women

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Speaker 11: or any women, because if trans women are very explicitly excluded,

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Speaker 11: then that means any woman who doesn't perform femininity the

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Speaker 11: way that the woman that owns the gym thinks they should,

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Speaker 11: they're going to be like, Oh, you've got too much muscle,

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Speaker 11: you're not a real woman.

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Speaker 4: Oh you're a bit hairy, you're not a real woman.

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Speaker 4: Oh you're a bit tall, you're not a real woman. Ah.

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Speaker 3: No, more like, oh you've got x y chromosomes that

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Speaker 3: you're not a realman. Biological reality doesn't care about your

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Speaker 3: feelings or your delusions. Now more good news for Donald Trump,

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Speaker 3: and even NBC couldn't hide the truth behind this starter.

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Speaker 3: The last time so many Americans thought the country was

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Speaker 3: headed in the right direction was more than twenty years ago.

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Speaker 12: First of all, the mood of the country.

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Speaker 16: This really jumped out.

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Speaker 12: We asked, folks, is it done the right direction or

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Speaker 12: the wrong direction? That forty four percent? You say, right direction.

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Speaker 12: That's up since November. And if that doesn't seem like

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Speaker 12: a lot the last time it cracked forty percent, you

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Speaker 12: got to go back to twenty twelve, the last time

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Speaker 12: it actually hit forty four or higher January of two

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Speaker 12: thousand and four.

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Speaker 3: Jentymen A as comedian and host of Primetime with Alex

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Speaker 3: Stein on Blaze TV. Alex, this start is good news

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Speaker 3: for Donald Trump. It looks like a low figure forty

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Speaker 3: four percent. But as you just heard that, it's been

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Speaker 3: twenty one years since Americans were so positive about the

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Speaker 3: direction that country is headed.

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Speaker 10: In Well, Rita. I mean, I'm sure you can tell

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Speaker 10: from Australia that we had a country with no hope.

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Speaker 10: I mean, it was like a car with four flat tires.

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Speaker 10: And now with Donald Trump's president, I think we have

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Speaker 10: a rocket. We're literally saving astronauts. So it's just the

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Speaker 10: whole outlook for our country is much more positive now

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Speaker 10: that we actually have a president that is, you know,

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Speaker 10: coherent and making decisions that are in our country's best

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Speaker 10: interest instead of having an actual puppet or you know,

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Speaker 10: for lack of a better word, just a walking corpse.

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Speaker 3: Sadly, let's see now from Secretary of Commas Howard Lutnik

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Speaker 3: on what is the end gold of Trump's economic reforms?

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Speaker 17: Two trillion dollar deficits don't bother you at all? How

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Speaker 17: could you ask me while we're running a two trillion

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Speaker 17: dollar deficit and not care you're destroying the people who

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Speaker 17: have run this country before, are destroying the future for

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Speaker 17: my children and my children's children. And when we balance

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Speaker 17: the budget, you know what that means. That means our

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Speaker 17: deficits stop, interest rates come smashing down. No tax on tips,

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Speaker 17: how about no tax on overtime? How about no Social Security?

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Speaker 17: How about all those things? These are the kind of

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Speaker 17: thoughts that will change America. I know what his goal is,

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Speaker 17: no tax for anybody who makes less than one hundred

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Speaker 17: and fifty.

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Speaker 10: Thousand dollars a year.

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Speaker 17: That's his goal. So that's what I'm working.

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Speaker 4: For, Alex.

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Speaker 3: That's the first time I've heard that that the end

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Speaker 3: goal is no tax for anybody who's earning less than

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Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty thousand. He also made the point

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Speaker 3: there that the US is the biggest consumer in the

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Speaker 3: world and it's time that they use that buying power

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Speaker 3: to their advantage, to the advantage of American workers. And

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Speaker 3: all of that must be music to the ears of

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Speaker 3: American voters.

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Speaker 10: Oh, one hundred percent reader, because now listen, you look

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Speaker 10: at our country. It's not the American's fault that our

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Speaker 10: economy is the way that it is, our national debt

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Speaker 10: is the way that it is. It's the fact that

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Speaker 10: we have multinational corporations that can take advantage of us.

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Speaker 10: They can use keep labor in China, basically slave labor.

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Speaker 10: And so the reason is the rules are not fair

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Speaker 10: for these multinational corporations. And Donald Trump will actually create

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Speaker 10: a system that holds these companies and these other countries

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Speaker 10: accountable and they'll have to fa i mean, pay their

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Speaker 10: fair share. And that's why Donald Trump is going to

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Speaker 10: be as a great president, because he's going to actually

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Speaker 10: help US Americans be able to buy more, be able

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Speaker 10: to finally afford a home, and actually make our middle

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Speaker 10: class bigger instead of what Biden has done for the

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Speaker 10: past four years making it much much smaller.

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Speaker 3: Now we've seen Donald Trump say that Joe Biden's preemptive

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Speaker 3: pardons were not valid. He argues the pardons are void

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Speaker 3: because they were signed ya an oto pen and that

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Speaker 3: Biden did not even know about them or what they meant.

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Speaker 3: President Trump wrote the necessary pardoning documents were not explained.

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Speaker 4: To or proved by Biden. He knew nothing about them,

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Speaker 4: and the people that did may have.

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Speaker 3: Committed a He also wrote, Therefore, those on the Unsolect

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Speaker 3: Committee who are destroyed and deleted all evidence obtained during

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Speaker 3: their two year witch hunt of me and many other

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Speaker 3: innocent people should fully understand that they are subject to

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Speaker 3: investigation at the highest level. Alexa is that Liz Cheney

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Speaker 3: in trouble? Are all the others that is referring to

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Speaker 3: their in trouble? Can a presidential pardon be vacated?

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Speaker 10: Well, Liz Cheney should be in trouble, But I think

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Speaker 10: the idea that they can be vacated is almost impossible

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Speaker 10: because I believe it was Gerald Ford when he pardoned

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Speaker 10: President Nixon, and a lot of people were upset about

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Speaker 10: that and tried to get that pardon vacated and they

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Speaker 10: were unable to do so. I think if they're not

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Speaker 10: able to do it in that case. Then sadly, the

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Speaker 10: Biden administration was able to use an autopen to get

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Speaker 10: out corrupt judges that arrested children and took bribes to

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Speaker 10: put these young kids in jail. I mean, some of

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Speaker 10: the most repugnant criminals, you know, people that were you know,

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Speaker 10: child predators, let out by the Biden administration. There's just

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Speaker 10: no excuse for it. And really, honestly, I kind of

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Speaker 10: I'm happy that I know this information because it makes

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Speaker 10: me even more empathetic to Joe Biden, and it just

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Speaker 10: confirms what we all knew, that he was not in

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Speaker 10: charge of anything, and that there is a deep state

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Speaker 10: or there were people that were making the decisions for

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Speaker 10: him the entire time.

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Speaker 3: I'm wondering who, who you suspect is responsible for Joe

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Speaker 3: Biden's decisions, because of course we've talked at length about

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Speaker 3: Biden's term being Obama's third term, but who within his

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Speaker 3: inner sanctum was really making those calls.

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Speaker 4: Was it Jill Biden?

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Speaker 3: Did we have our first female president without even knowing?

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Speaker 10: Maybe, I mean, maybe it was Jill Biden, But the

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Speaker 10: person that was making the decisions was probably the same

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Speaker 10: person that left the cocaine in the White House. It

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Speaker 10: was probably that same person. Reader, I just speculate.

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Speaker 3: The person with the eighteen I think secret Service agents,

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Speaker 3: which have already been removed whilst this program has been happening.

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Speaker 3: Apparently Donald Trump has pulled those secret service agents.

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Speaker 4: So Hunter Biden can look after himself. Alex.

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Speaker 3: Let's have a look now at Benny Johnson interviewing folk.

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Speaker 4: About Black Lives Matter.

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Speaker 3: This is shortly after BLM Plaza in DC was torn down.

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Speaker 10: What has Black Lives Matter done for you?

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Speaker 4: That's a strong question for you to act with. YACHTI

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Speaker 4: say on ideals, bad mansions.

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Speaker 10: Little YACHTI is a rapper and he's out saying like

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Speaker 10: they bought a bunch of mansions.

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Speaker 2: Yell and was this?

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Speaker 11: It was literally a scam.

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Speaker 10: They had bought mansions and oh that's tougher scam.

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Speaker 4: Yes, seven mansions is not the Bessi's a hundred million dollars.

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Speaker 4: Do you see any of that money?

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Speaker 10: Did they ever reach out to you and say, hey,

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Speaker 10: you're a veteran, can we can help you?

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Speaker 11: No?

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Speaker 13: It rais one hundred million dollars.

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Speaker 4: Did you see Do we ever see any of it?

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Speaker 11: I didn't see, you know?

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Speaker 4: The one hundred million dollars has not been a bit

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Speaker 4: at the black community. Alex.

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Speaker 3: Was there much fallout from the decision to tear down

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Speaker 3: BLM Plaza. We saw some wild demoting in the usual places,

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Speaker 3: the Washington Posts and the New York Times, the painful

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Speaker 3: destruction of Black Lives Mataplaza and Black Lives Mataplaza is gone.

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Speaker 4: It's a rasia feel symbolic.

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Speaker 3: But beyond that, I didn't see much fallout, not many protests,

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Speaker 3: not many people making a big deal.

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Speaker 4: Out of it.

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Speaker 10: Well, you know, you saw everybody that Benny spoke to,

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Speaker 10: you know, little Yachty basically just exposed it. He kind

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Speaker 10: of put the final nail and the BLM coffin that

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Speaker 10: this was a money laundering or ponse scheme for Patricia

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Speaker 10: Colors and her family that were able to buy mansions

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Speaker 10: with this money. And seriously, if the African American community

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Speaker 10: actually benefited from all the donations from BLM, people would

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Speaker 10: love that, But that's not what happened. That Black community

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Speaker 10: were used as a prop in order to raise money.

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Speaker 10: And where that money went. Some say that it went

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Speaker 10: to people's you know, private mansion. Some say that it

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Speaker 10: went to the Biden campaign. So all I know is

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Speaker 10: that marginalized black people in America did not have access

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Speaker 10: to all the money that was supposed to be raised

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Speaker 10: for them. So it was a scam. And now it's

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Speaker 10: been exposed and it's it's you know, it feels kind

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Speaker 10: of good to just be able to move on and

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Speaker 10: start a whole new, you know, trajectory for helping out

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Speaker 10: the marginalized under Donald Trump, not taking advantage of them

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Speaker 10: to raise money to help out the Biden crime family.

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Speaker 3: Now, at the very top of our chat, you mentioned

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Speaker 3: astronauts being rescued. I've been shocked by how little coverage

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Speaker 3: this has received. You would think this would be a

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Speaker 3: momentous occasions. These two astronauts stranded in space and Elon

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Speaker 3: mask has successfully brought them home.

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Speaker 4: Safe sound, and it seems to be now more reporting on, you.

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Speaker 3: Know, whether they were grateful to be rescued or not,

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Speaker 3: or whether they were doing important work.

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Speaker 4: Whilst they were stranded.

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Speaker 3: I'm shocked that this isn't something that's bringing the country together.

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Speaker 10: Well, Rita, it should. But you know why that they

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Speaker 10: were left in space is because Joe Biden didn't want

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Speaker 10: to give Elon musk Oh when he didn't want to

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Speaker 10: make Elon Musk look a hero, considering Elon Musk and

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump had become good friends, so they were left

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Speaker 10: in space for political reasons. I mean Joe Biden literally,

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Speaker 10: instead of deporting illegal immigrants, he deported two astronauts and

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Speaker 10: made them live on the International Space Station for eight months.

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Speaker 10: You know he's doing it wrong. The Americans are supposed

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Speaker 10: to stay in America, President Biden.

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Speaker 4: Oh, that is hilarious.

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Speaker 3: But you know what Elon Musk I think is copying

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Speaker 3: even more hate and vitriol and just completely demented commentary

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Speaker 3: from segments of the media that even Donald Trump at

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Speaker 3: the moment I have again been shocked by a man

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Speaker 3: who is, you know, essentially a businessman doing a role

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Speaker 3: assigned to him, being treated like he's on know, some

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Speaker 3: sort of war criminal. It's absurd, but it gives us

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Speaker 3: something to laugh about. Alex Stein, It's always a pleasure.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, red It touching again soon.

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Speaker 4: Still to come.

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Speaker 3: The Sisterhood is silent amid evidence of institutional misogyny on

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Speaker 3: sir new work site.

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Speaker 4: Stephanie Bastian and Don's me next welcome back.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Women's Forum, Australia's head of advocacy.

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Speaker 3: Stephanie Bastian Stephanie, let's return to the CFIU.

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Speaker 4: I started the show talking about the CERFEMU and.

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Speaker 3: The shocking allegations of violent misogyny within the union. And

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Speaker 3: here's some more of the sixty minutes or detailing, this

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Speaker 3: time the experiences of a woman who are sexually harassed,

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Speaker 3: bashed and then banned.

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Speaker 2: When Lily first started working on the Big build in

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, she was making good money in traffic management,

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Speaker 2: but it wasn't long before she started to receive requests

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Speaker 2: for sexually explicit favors from CA for MEU figures as

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Speaker 2: well as building firms superiors working on site.

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Speaker 16: We just don't belong there.

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Speaker 4: Why are you hrd the way you look?

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Speaker 16: What use you can be to the men?

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Speaker 3: The situation only got worse for her when she made

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Speaker 3: a complaint about her treatment.

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Speaker 2: While working at the redevelopment of the Footscray Hospital, Lily

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Speaker 2: was exposed to a violent ice using criminal. We've recently

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Speaker 2: been released from jail for stalking and threatening to kill

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Speaker 2: a woman, a man placed on that site on the

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Speaker 2: orders of the CEA.

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Speaker 16: For me you pulling out a cockpipe and it's making

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Speaker 16: that with lass in it and blowing it in my

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Speaker 16: face and locking the door of the stone, really.

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Speaker 2: Claimed she reported the incident to the sea for me,

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Speaker 2: you SENI official responsible for women's rights, Lisa's and artor.

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Speaker 16: She yelled at me and told me of and told

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Speaker 16: me why would I do something like that? Now we

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Speaker 16: had to get him drug tested and he came up clean.

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Speaker 16: And she said, yet they don't want you back there.

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Speaker 16: You never welcome back there, and I'd be off the site.

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Speaker 4: What does that mean for you?

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Speaker 16: I can't work on any site. I can't provide. I

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Speaker 16: can't provide for my family, Steph.

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Speaker 3: Where is the sisterhood in all this? Seems they're more

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Speaker 3: offended by jokes. Some radio hosts making jokes about the

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Speaker 3: matildas seem to get them more animated. Then what we're

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Speaker 3: seeing here is institutional misogyny, institutional violence against female workers.

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Speaker 4: And I'm not hearing the outrage from the system.

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Speaker 3: And I include in that all the loud and proud

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Speaker 3: male feminists who chip in when there is some trivial matter,

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Speaker 3: but nothing about this.

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Speaker 15: The response there's been crickets. It's very concerning when it

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Speaker 15: comes from their own neck of the Woods just how

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Speaker 15: much they betray the sisterhood with their silence. These allegations

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Speaker 15: are extremely serious. I'm glad they've been referred to the

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Speaker 15: federal police. But make no mistake, the Labor Party is

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Speaker 15: a representation of the CFMU. And while the Labor Party

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Speaker 15: runs around spending billions of dollars, they've committed three point

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Speaker 15: four billion dollars to a domestic violence campaign over the

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Speaker 15: next ten years. They can't get their own house in order.

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Speaker 15: They seem to turn a blind eye when it comes

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Speaker 15: to the issues on their work sites and the union

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Speaker 15: run projects.

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Speaker 4: This has been going on for years.

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Speaker 15: It's not good enough, and I think it's time that

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Speaker 15: the Labor Party step up and they take responsibility for

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Speaker 15: what's going on. They hold an inquire as to how

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Speaker 15: these men are getting onto work sites, the processes that

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Speaker 15: are in place, why women are being punished for speaking out.

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Speaker 15: And they should also go and reinstate the industry Watchdog,

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Speaker 15: which they abolished in twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 4: Exactly.

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Speaker 3: Let's not forget the watchdog that they eliminated as pretty

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Speaker 3: much as soon as they got into powers, one of

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Speaker 3: the very first things they did. Now, let's talk about

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Speaker 3: the Newcastle Herald, Buckling under pressure from leftist activists, they've

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Speaker 3: apologized for allowing a trumpet of Patriots Party ad that

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Speaker 3: said there are only two genders, male and female. The

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Speaker 3: paper has posted this on Facebook saying the advertisement offended

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Speaker 3: many of our readers and did not meet our values

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Speaker 3: as a company.

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Speaker 4: It should not have appeared.

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Speaker 3: It has been withdrawn from our e edition and will

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Speaker 3: not be published again. How pathetic can you get Stephanie

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Speaker 3: in the Newcastle Herald issuing this groveling apology for a

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Speaker 3: statement that was statement of fact there are two genders

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Speaker 3: male and female. I mean, how is that worthy of

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Speaker 3: an apology and a takedown from the edition?

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Speaker 15: Absolutely, and as you know, newspapers can't discriminate against political

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Speaker 15: parties in their advertising, so this was wholly about the message,

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Speaker 15: a factual message talking about gender. But this has been

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Speaker 15: a criticism of women's forums for a long time.

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Speaker 4: Too few media.

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Speaker 15: Outlets, including the ABC nine, they refuse to cover these issues.

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Speaker 15: They shy away, or if they do, when there's pushback,

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Speaker 15: they then apologize and retract, or they have acon a

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Speaker 15: government funded lobby group influencing their writings, which the Media

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Speaker 15: Watchdog has also found and what this has done is

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Speaker 15: it's actually held back the issue. It's created a problem

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Speaker 15: where our politicians and our industry bodies haven't been able

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Speaker 15: to investigate gender ideology and the impacts on young people

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Speaker 15: and the consequences have been devastating. But it all comes

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Speaker 15: back to the power behind the groups that are forcing

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Speaker 15: these you know, the newspaper like the Herald to apologize

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Speaker 15: and to retract.

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Speaker 3: It's incredible that the power they willed is considerable and

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Speaker 3: completely disproportionate to who they represent in the community. And

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Speaker 3: the media outlets need to stop being spooked and the

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Speaker 3: corporates need to stop being spooked while what is a

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Speaker 3: very small but loud group of activists. Now before you go,

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Speaker 3: steph Australian D transitioner mel Jeffries is calling on Victorians

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Speaker 3: to sign her petition to halt so called gender affirming practices.

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Speaker 3: She was left permanently scarred by these often irreversible treatments

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Speaker 3: and she got this treatment from the Victorian health system,

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Speaker 3: and I wonder how many others are in a similar position.

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Speaker 3: It's very difficult to come out and speak publicly if

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Speaker 3: you are a D transitioner, if you are someone who's

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Speaker 3: changed your mind and gone back to the gender that

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Speaker 3: you were born and no longer is engaging in this

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Speaker 3: sort of behavior because there are so many attacks.

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Speaker 4: I have seen D.

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Speaker 3: Transitioners attacked horribly online for just talking about their experience

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Speaker 3: and trying to warn others.

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Speaker 15: Absolutely, and Mel is unique. She's one of a few

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Speaker 15: transition D transitioners that have spoken out and her courage

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Speaker 15: has moved the dial significantly. But the Victorian government also

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Speaker 15: doesn't like data we've been able to We have been

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Speaker 15: able to get very much through FOIS to understand the

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Speaker 15: extent of the issue. Of course, Australia, Victoria also has

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Speaker 15: some of the most extreme conversion therapy laws, which really

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Speaker 15: restricts a medical professional's ability to treat gender dysphoria holistically

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Speaker 15: and to look at alternate pathways other than gender affirmation,

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Speaker 15: because if you're not affirming the agenda, then it's considered

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Speaker 15: conversion practices. So I really really urge Victorians to get

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Speaker 15: behind Mel's petition. She was obviously a very young person

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Speaker 15: when she started her transition journey, and I think that

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Speaker 15: her testimony shows just how harmful the treatments are, particularly

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Speaker 15: when you're a vulnerable young person suffering from a whole

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Speaker 15: range of mental health issus and suddenly all that's discarded

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Speaker 15: to affirm your gender.

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Speaker 4: It's devastating, absolutely so.

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Speaker 3: If any bastion, thanks for your time, and that's all

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Speaker 3: the time we have tonight. I'll see you tomorrow night

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Speaker 3: at eleven. Newsnight is up next