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Speaker 1: On Scorn Loves Australia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Panalty Show.

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

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Speaker 3: up tonight, will Peter Dutton rediscover his voice mojo as

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Speaker 3: the Liberals lose momentum and the lead up to the

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Speaker 3: federal election. Adam Crichton will be here to discuss that

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Speaker 3: and plenty more. Kosher Gator will have the latest on

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Speaker 3: the tariffs as the EU seeks to negotiate a fresh

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Speaker 3: deal with the White House. Alex Stein will have the

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Speaker 3: latest from the US, including shopping revelations about the trans

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Speaker 3: national school shooter, and later in the hour, Colleen Parkin

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Speaker 3: will join me to discuss some of the radical racial

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Speaker 3: politics infecting Australian universities and will play your audio of

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Speaker 3: a University of Queensland law lecturer for rating first year

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Speaker 3: students and left he's losing It features this anti trumper

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Speaker 3: wanting to know who's going to pay for her therapy.

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Speaker 4: So here's what I want to know as an American

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Speaker 4: for this repeated trauma that I'm going through and the

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Speaker 4: rest of the world, to be quite honest, asking for

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Speaker 4: the world, who do we send our therapy bill to.

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Speaker 3: But first we'll start with the fallout from Donald Trump's

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Speaker 3: tariff strategy and thanks to Labour's reckless economic mismanagement over

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Speaker 3: the last three years, Australia may have to face the

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Speaker 3: recession while in a weak fiscal position. The economic term

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Speaker 3: all in recent days saw more than one hundred billion

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Speaker 3: white from the ASEX two hundred on Monday, and the

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Speaker 3: Australian dollar dropped under sixty US cents for the first

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Speaker 3: time since April twenty twenty. But it's not all bad news.

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Speaker 3: In fact, mortgage holders are set to benefit from the tariffs,

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Speaker 3: with a seventy percent chance of a fifty basis point

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Speaker 3: rate cut in May that will certainly ease loan repayments.

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Speaker 3: Here's what Treasurer Jim Chalmers had to say.

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Speaker 5: Markets are now expecting around four intrast rate cuts in

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Speaker 5: Australia this calendar year. There's even a more than even

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Speaker 5: money expectation in the markets, more than fifty percent expectation

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Speaker 5: in the markets that the next Reserve Bank interest rate

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Speaker 5: cut in May might be as big as fifty basis points.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now for more on this. A senior fellow

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Speaker 3: and chief economists at the Institute of Public Affairs Adam

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Speaker 3: Kricht and Adam the Australian government continues to overspend. That's

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Speaker 3: something we'll discuss. But on a household level, a half

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Speaker 3: a percent rate cut would just be a godsend right

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Speaker 3: now with the cost of living pressures we're facing.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, certainly, that's right.

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Speaker 6: I mean, that's one of the ironies of the super

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Speaker 6: hysterical reaction for these tariff cuts is that actually, for

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Speaker 6: the ordinary punter out there, you may have four interst

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Speaker 6: rate cuts this year, and not only that, you've got

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Speaker 6: the price of petrols fall and fifteen percent I think

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Speaker 6: in three days, So both of those key costs could

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Speaker 6: be coming down for ordinary people. But as you say,

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Speaker 6: the government here is really not prepared for this heightened

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Speaker 6: geopolitical uncertainty, the heightened economic uncertainty. We've got taxes going up,

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Speaker 6: we've got spending going up, we've got get going up.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 6: I know the Prime Minister and the Treasurer say, oh,

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Speaker 6: we're so well prepared, but you know one thing that

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Speaker 6: is worrying, and that is the effect of these possible

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Speaker 6: tariffs on China. We've seen the price of iron ore

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Speaker 6: drop significantly. That is our biggest export this could hasten

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Speaker 6: the end of the resource boom, and if that is

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Speaker 6: the case, we need to batten down the hatches and

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Speaker 6: get serious.

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Speaker 3: We may have to start approving a few projects a

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Speaker 3: little bit quicker than the ten to fifteen years it

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Speaker 3: can take to go through all the green and red

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Speaker 3: and sometimes black tape as well. Now, the Liberals have

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Speaker 3: continued to self combust. This week they dumped one of

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Speaker 3: their own candidates for having the same opinions as their

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Speaker 3: shadow Defense Minister. Benjamin Britain. The Liberal candidate for the

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Speaker 3: New South Wales seat of Whitlam, was disendorsed by the

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Speaker 3: party for saying that the Defense Force needs to remove

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Speaker 3: females from combat roles in order to fix the military,

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Speaker 3: in line with similar comments made by Andrew Hasty in

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Speaker 3: the past. Adam, this is just more evidence of how

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Speaker 3: weak the coalition is. That you're not back their own

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Speaker 3: They do not back their own position and arguments. They

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Speaker 3: don't tackle these difficult debates they submit no.

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Speaker 6: Certainly, I thought the Liberal Party was supposed to be

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Speaker 6: a so called broad church. Well this is not showing

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Speaker 6: much evidence of being a broad church. I mean that

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Speaker 6: fellow's views, I said, he said I think that women

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Speaker 6: should not be in some combat roles. Well, that's a

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Speaker 6: view that more than fifty percent of Australians probably not.

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Speaker 3: In those combat roles. Most men wouldn't qualify to be

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Speaker 6: That is certainly true. But the point is, I mean,

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Speaker 6: he's not saying anything too extreme. And the other so

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Speaker 6: called extreme view was he was anti lockdown and he

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Speaker 3: On the right side of his street.

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Speaker 6: So basically he's been right about everything and he just

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Speaker 6: holds normal views. So I don't know why they've done that.

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Speaker 6: They've just kind of wrong footed the campaign.

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Speaker 3: Again.

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Speaker 6: There's always media focus on that and it really should

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Speaker 6: be on the government and its failings.

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Speaker 3: Now to the coalition's other major bungle this way and

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Speaker 3: the part is messy. Retraction of its plan to have

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Speaker 3: public servants stop working from home has left liberal MPs

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Speaker 3: dismayed and angry at how badly public sentiment on the

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Speaker 3: issue was misread. Multiple backbenches have privately revealed the coalition's

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Speaker 3: plan to get the majority of Canberra federal public servants

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Speaker 3: back into the office had proven toxic in their electorates,

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Speaker 3: as many voters did not realize that policy only applied

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Speaker 3: to bureaucrats and not to ordinary workers. Adam, this is

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Speaker 3: again a problem, a failure in messaging, in failing to

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Speaker 3: communicate a policy that actually should be hugely popular. I

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Speaker 3: don't recall Premier Chris Mince having many problems with this

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Speaker 3: when he campaigned on it before he became New South

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Speaker 3: Wales premier.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, look, that is true. It should have been so

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Speaker 6: much better. Although, just to briefly blow my own trumpet,

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Speaker 6: I did say a month ago on Q and A

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Speaker 6: that this policy would not work politically, and it hasn't

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Speaker 6: because they haven't been able to sell it properly. Sadly,

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Speaker 6: work from home is very popular with a lot of people,

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Speaker 6: and they thought that this policy applied to them. Of

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Speaker 6: course it did not, as you suggested, only about the

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Speaker 6: public service. But you know, people don't pay much attention

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Speaker 6: to politicians into politics, especially this election campaign, which, let's

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Speaker 6: face it is a bit of a snooze fest.

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Speaker 3: It is, and the Labor Party and their activists of

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Speaker 3: which there are many in the media, when hard on

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Speaker 3: this policy. This was anti female, it was misogynist. It

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Speaker 3: was going to set female workers back decades. I mean

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Speaker 3: the hyperbole employed was extraordinary, but it's work. They've backtracked

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Speaker 3: on a key policy. Now let's check in with how

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Speaker 3: the election campaign is playing out on social media. We'll

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Speaker 3: look at some Labor Party ads. I've got to say

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Speaker 3: that they are creative. You've got to give them that.

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Speaker 3: We'll start off with Environment Minister Tania Plebisex shed They

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Speaker 3: had this to say, so apparently.

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Speaker 6: Peter doesn't stand a backflip on working from home. Who

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Speaker 6: believes that he can change what he says, but he

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Speaker 6: can't change.

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Speaker 1: Who he is authorized perics and ALP camera.

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Speaker 3: Now that was a bit more conventional. That's the sort

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Speaker 3: of ad we expect. Let's have a look at some

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Speaker 3: of the more wacky, bizarre or this time, I think

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Speaker 3: they're attempting to portray Albow or some kind of I

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Speaker 3: don't know, alpha male heartthrop M, lock up your wives.

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Speaker 3: I don't know what. I don't know who that's targeting.

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Speaker 3: Here's Elbow dropping some mad beats. These are official ads, people,

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Speaker 3: official ads.

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Speaker 8: They are.

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Speaker 1: Completely authorized per ALP camera.

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Speaker 3: And Labor are not above a little bit of election misinformation.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 9: The problem Pit is.

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Speaker 8: All no no, no, no to tax cuts.

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Speaker 4: No to help in the cost of living.

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Speaker 3: Coming shouldn't debt.

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Speaker 6: He's a note of everything unless it's big long lunches

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Speaker 6: for bosses.

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Speaker 3: Then he's a massive Yes.

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Speaker 1: Authorized perics and alp camera and the Greens.

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Speaker 3: We should never forget the Greens. Let's have a look

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Speaker 3: at this effort. Yeah, they want to know.

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Speaker 10: Authorized by ACROF for the Greens, New South Wales, Sydney.

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Speaker 3: I've got a pause for some sort of commentary there.

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Speaker 3: What was that, Adam?

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Speaker 11: Well?

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Speaker 3: Look what are the green smoking?

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Speaker 12: Look?

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Speaker 6: I just think taken collectively, if these ads are effective,

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Speaker 6: it's a reminder that we have to get rid of

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Speaker 6: compulsory very soon.

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Speaker 3: But let him cook one.

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Speaker 6: I mean he's been cooking for three years that the

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Speaker 6: dish is not particularly tasty. But no, maybe, but maybe

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Speaker 6: people like this stuff. But overall it's a sad indictment

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Speaker 6: on our politics, isn't it.

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Speaker 3: These ads are pathetic, are pathetic, But there's ones that

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Speaker 3: are having cuts through on social media. As we know,

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Speaker 3: social media is where people are absorbing so much of

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Speaker 3: their news. It's not just young people anymore. We're talking

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Speaker 3: This is where you can reach people who are not

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Speaker 3: that engaged, and this is a sort of nonsense reaching them.

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Speaker 3: Let's have a look at what a conservative activist group,

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Speaker 3: Advance has been up to.

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Speaker 1: Forget you Pal, thanks for nothing?

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Speaker 3: Shall I say, forget you Pal, thanks for nothing?

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Speaker 2: And I start right out of there.

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Speaker 7: That's talent them.

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Speaker 12: Homer, authorized by Sandra Berg, Advance Australia Camera.

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Speaker 3: I've got to say Advance are a lot more clever

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Speaker 3: than whoever's doing the liberals ads. And I would just

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Speaker 3: stay far were them my maxim phone calls and collaborate

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Speaker 3: because they are just putting ads together, whether they're social

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Speaker 3: media ads or mainstream media ads that actually are huge.

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Speaker 3: They're not cringey and just so predictable.

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Speaker 6: And everyone loves the Simpsons to the Simpsons illusion.

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Speaker 3: It's kind of our generation. Maybe that's so we like it.

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Speaker 6: But you know, generally the two major parties are so

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Speaker 6: close together that you just get these sorts of ads

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Speaker 6: kind of adds about nothing. So it's really an indictment

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Speaker 6: on both the major parties.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 3: Rising tide has struck again. Earlier today, a climate protest

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Speaker 3: a disrupted at press conference about mental health to heckle

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Speaker 3: the Prime Minister.

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Speaker 11: When it came to working from home and the sacking

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Speaker 11: of forty one thousand public services.

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Speaker 7: And and I haven't been.

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Speaker 3: Adam. These folk will never be happy. I mean, how

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Speaker 3: much more green can the Australian government be? But they're

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Speaker 3: still carrying on like that. I'm surprised we're not having

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Speaker 3: masses of them super gluing themselves to the streets because

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Speaker 3: we saw that for several years.

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Speaker 6: Well look, I thought it was ironic that she was

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Speaker 6: crashing a mental health sum because if there's any evidence

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Speaker 6: of a mental health crisis, it's surely that woman.

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Speaker 3: I mean, not passing any sort of judgments on her

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Speaker 3: mental health. Let me just say that in case, just

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Speaker 3: particularly now. Of course, now this is worry news for

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Speaker 3: Peter Dutton anth now but easy as we know, strengthening

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Speaker 3: his position in the polls as preferred leader and the

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Speaker 3: negative feedback from voters is very interesting on Peter Dutton.

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Speaker 6: I think the coalition should be taking advantage of this persona.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, let's have the debate. It's a cost of living election,

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Speaker 3: Well, here is a case of HUTSBA. China is accusing

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Speaker 8: They put a thirty four percent tariff on above what

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Speaker 9: That we put on.

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Speaker 3: This comes as countries scrambled to make deals with the

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Speaker 3: to bully smaller countries, is seriously claiming to be bullied here.

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Speaker 3: It's rich and they impose these tariffs on countries around

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Speaker 3: It's one thing for Australia to be upset, but China

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Speaker 12: There's a lot of stagecraft going on in this issue

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Speaker 12: is obviously trade balance where they're both doing ten to

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Speaker 12: The leverage that China has is that a lot of

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Speaker 12: It could spill out into arenas beyond even tariffs and trades,

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Speaker 3: The supply Chin issue is enormous, isn't it, because successive

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Speaker 12: And that is something to write that. COVID really put

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Speaker 3: Absolutely. Now, au nations are ready to negotiate with the US.

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Speaker 3: Let's hear from the European Commission President.

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Speaker 13: We stand ready to negotiate with the United States. Indeed,

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Speaker 13: we have offered zero for zero tariffs for industrial goods,

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Speaker 3: It's interesting they have offered zero for zero tariffs for

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Speaker 12: It feels like it's a start, and it happened awfully quickly.

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Speaker 12: I think Madame Ursula over there, you know, talks about

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Speaker 12: I think what Trump is after is twofold. One is reciprocity,

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Speaker 3: Ultimately his coal now a massive wind for the Trump administration.

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Speaker 12: A lot of people from the Trump base are not

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Speaker 3: This The Democrats were smart, they would just ignore this issue.

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Speaker 3: so far. The New York Post reports Kamala Harris was

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Speaker 12: It is so hard to believe. I'm sure sure Amy

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Speaker 12: about it, and a lot of people said that about her.

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Speaker 12: So she sounds like somebody who at the high level.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I've got.

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Speaker 12: More money than Team Trump, which she did. I've got

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Speaker 12: more press and favorable press, which she did. So everything's good.

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Speaker 12: I've got some polls that are saying I'm going well.

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Speaker 12: And she never was able to go deeper and dig

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Speaker 12: deeper and like, check the validity of that, or how

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Speaker 12: much does money matter? How much does mainstream media press matter?

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Speaker 12: To your point, So maybe she was just floating on

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Speaker 12: that surface level and got a shock. We heard similar

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Speaker 12: reports of Hillary Clinton. Apparently it was very very shocked

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Speaker 12: twenty sixteen November.

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Speaker 3: That one you.

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Speaker 12: Could still believe because she was a worthy contender. This

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Speaker 12: one to anybody who's not in the little bubble. It

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Speaker 12: just feels so impossible to imagine kershageda.

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Speaker 3: Thank you pleasure still to come. My lefties losing it?

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Speaker 3: Plus Alex Stein is here with the latest from the US,

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Speaker 3: including shocking revelations about the trans Nashville school shooter. Welcome back.

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Speaker 3: It's time for lefties losing it? And what is it

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Speaker 3: with the left and violence? They cannot help themselves. Time

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Speaker 3: and time again they resort to violence, whether it's mass

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Speaker 3: violence like we saw with the BLM and Antifa riots,

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Speaker 3: or one on one violence like this next clip. What

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Speaker 3: chair as this lefty loses it during a discussion about abortion,

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Speaker 3: attacking a pro life activist Savannah Craven and Taau.

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Speaker 14: I think that you just don't understand the magnitude of

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Speaker 14: having a child's here. Well, I'm not the one who

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Speaker 14: admitted they would be okay with killing maybies and foster

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Speaker 14: care and killing children that have been abused.

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Speaker 3: That's the point.

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Speaker 15: What a sex really.

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Speaker 3: With charming? That punch left Savannah bruised and bleeding. But

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Speaker 3: it's okay because the charming abortion enthusiast who threw that

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Speaker 3: part lunch has since apologized. Well, sort of. Brianna Rivers

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Speaker 3: of The bron said this of her victims. She said,

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Speaker 3: Savannah is a professional antagonist, not a reporter, and the

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Speaker 3: truth will be told. I will not allow my image

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Speaker 3: to be defamed by this woman's actions. Anyone who knows

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Speaker 3: me knows how respectful I am. I don't even litter.

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Speaker 3: There's no way you believe I'm punching people for disagreeing

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Speaker 3: with my point of view. A lady, I do believe

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Speaker 3: you would punch people because of their point of view,

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Speaker 3: because I've just been watching it. That's precisely what you did.

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Speaker 7: Dear me.

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Speaker 3: I think what these lefties need is therapy. This next

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Speaker 3: woman agrees with me, but she wants taxpayers or Trump

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Speaker 3: supporters to pay for her therapy because she can't cope

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Speaker 3: in the age of Trump.

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Speaker 4: All right, So here's what I want to know as

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Speaker 4: an American for this repeated trauma that I'm going through

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Speaker 4: and the rest of the world, to be quite honest,

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Speaker 4: asking for the world, who do we send our therapy

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Speaker 4: bill to? Because now that you've dismantled the entire healthcare system.

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Speaker 3: RFK Junior, you find moron.

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Speaker 10: What are we supposed to do?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Actually, are there any therapists left. They're probably not allowed

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Speaker 4: to therapize us, right right.

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Speaker 3: I really do think it's high time that we made

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Speaker 3: asylums great again. Forget about building the wall, build asylums.

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Speaker 3: Talking about asylums, Time to check in with MSNBC. Let's

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Speaker 3: hear from Democrat operatives Simone Sanders here, she's crying for

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Speaker 3: gang bangers being sent to Al Salvador. Remember, the American

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Speaker 3: taxpayer saves a fortune by housing these criminals in El

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Speaker 3: Salvador instead of US prisons.

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Speaker 16: I would like to know who's the camera crew that

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Speaker 16: was hired to film this propaganda and what company is

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Speaker 16: literally exploiting the men in these videos for what The

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Speaker 16: men that you see in these videos that are dressed

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Speaker 16: in white, that the United States sets to El Salvador,

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Speaker 16: your tax dollars are paying for them to be housed there.

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Speaker 16: They didn't just pay for the plan. The tax dollars

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Speaker 16: are paying for every single one of these men, many

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Speaker 16: of them. Now we now innocent to people who are

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Speaker 16: not gang members.

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Speaker 3: Innocent people, she says, yes, the sort of innocent people

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Speaker 3: covered in gang tattoos, cavorting with criminals and in the

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Speaker 3: country illegally. Time for a Scott Jennings special on sin

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Speaker 3: and this time his schools. A Karen No, really, that's

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Speaker 3: that's her name.

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Speaker 2: So if we were to just keep question who's more

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Speaker 2: popular right now, Donald Trump, are congressional Democrats, It doesn't matter.

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Speaker 7: Don't Trump happens if you do, it doesn't He said,

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Speaker 7: A fifty.

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Speaker 6: You're sitting at twenty eighty.

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Speaker 4: He's fifty actually, And increasingly people are okay, you want

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Speaker 4: to call the ass sure, Okay, okay.

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Speaker 3: We're not going to go to the map over to.

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Speaker 4: His numbers are going his approval readings are going down.

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Speaker 3: We got to leave it there now. This week I'll

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Speaker 3: be bringing you plenty of footage of the mass tantrum

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Speaker 3: happening around America and in other countries as well. It's

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Speaker 3: like it's twenty seventeen all over again. Let's check out

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Speaker 3: the crowd here and tell me if you notice something

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Speaker 3: about these supposed pro democracy protesters. Yes, did you notice

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Speaker 3: the number of boomers, their elderly folk. These are the

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Speaker 3: people who benefited greatly from America being a manufacturing superpower

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Speaker 3: once upon a time, who bought their homes at a

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Speaker 3: reasonable price. They're protesting for the status co if you

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Speaker 3: think the majority of Trump voters care about billionaires losing

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Speaker 3: billions and the share markets diving, then you haven't been

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Speaker 3: paying attention. Here are some sobering facts. In the US,

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Speaker 3: ninety three percent of the stock market is held by

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Speaker 3: just ten percent the top ten percent. The bottom fifty

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Speaker 3: percent of Americans hold only around one percent of all

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Speaker 3: stocks and mutual fund shares. Now let's go to Senator

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Speaker 3: Josh Howley. He's had enough of paid activists and assorted

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Speaker 3: lefty troublemakers. Here he turns the tables on Code Pink

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Speaker 3: activists who are calling him a baby killer, and he

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Speaker 3: reminds them of their funding from China, China, the blood

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Speaker 3: of leaders.

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Speaker 11: You're a baby killer, blood, the blood.

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Speaker 3: Of the Chinese. Yep, it's high time that these anti

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Speaker 3: Israeli mobs got a taste of their own medicine.

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Speaker 2: You're along the ride.

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Speaker 1: No, no, don't use the offense.

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Speaker 17: You're a you.

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Speaker 8: We're speaking their money, and that you are rapidly inta.

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Speaker 2: You are absolutely morally districtive, and I look forward to

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Speaker 2: one day the moral come upments that you will deserve.

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Speaker 2: You are morally uphil You are appalling for the Jews.

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Speaker 14: You you are a war criminal, baby killer, baby killering.

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Speaker 3: I just love the way he said, so what when

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Speaker 3: she kept saying I'm a healthcare worker like that gives

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Speaker 3: her immunity from criticism for her abhorrent activism. Now we've

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Speaker 3: covered at length Disney's latest woke disaster, snow White film

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Speaker 3: that is bombing at the box office, and one that

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Speaker 3: is so bad that even Disney seems a little bit

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Speaker 3: of shame, scaling back the promotion dramatically. But listen here

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Speaker 3: as the star Rachel Zegler does a massive backflip. She's

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Speaker 3: gone from bagging the original story to saying it'sn't an

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Speaker 3: example to admire.

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Speaker 18: That is part of the beauty of Snowweight. It has

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Speaker 18: been for eighty eight years now that she just sees

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Speaker 18: the good and everyone and everything. And I hope that

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Speaker 18: I and so many people who watch this film can

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Speaker 18: embody that as well.

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Speaker 3: And let's have a good news story. Watch this thief

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Speaker 3: be chaste and tackle to the ground. And the humiliation

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Speaker 3: did not end there. Watch Granny put the Baddy in

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Speaker 3: a headlock. Now, too, fresh revelations of what fuel the

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Speaker 3: deadly rampage of the National school shooter who killed six,

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Speaker 3: including three children aged just nine at a Christian school

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Speaker 3: in March twenty twenty three. So much of her manifesto

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Speaker 3: was deliberately excluded from the official report released last week,

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Speaker 3: but Megan Kelly got her hands on the FBI report

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Speaker 3: and the full manifesto.

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Speaker 19: The report from the Nashville Police barely touched on the

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Speaker 19: full scope and breadth of what was contained. The killers

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Speaker 19: struggles with her gender, her obsession with gender identity, alarming

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Speaker 19: racial animis toward herself as a white person, and how

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Speaker 19: those factors contributed to the act that she committed that day.

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Speaker 19: Why do you think they excluded all of this? Why

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Speaker 19: are those two things too hot to touch? What the

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Speaker 19: Nashville Police represented was that her trans ideology, her gender

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Speaker 19: confusion had absolutely nothing to do with a horrific action too.

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Speaker 3: From how do you why?

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Speaker 19: How do you glean that this stuff is all over

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Speaker 19: her ratings.

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Speaker 3: Not only was this mass killer who was born Audrey

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Speaker 3: but calling herself Adrian, obsessed with radiol gender ideology, she

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Speaker 3: also had a deep hatred of America and of white people.

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Speaker 19: The killer writes about how epic it would have been

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Speaker 19: if she had shut up her own high school quote,

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Speaker 19: kill all the white kids. Kill my own race fys,

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Speaker 19: destroy all the white people who are teachers, Let all

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Speaker 19: the black kids go unless if I don't like you.

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Speaker 19: The killer goes on, un quote being white sucks, but

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Speaker 19: being black is so cool. Black people should rule, White

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Speaker 19: people should fall every white person who lived and died.

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Speaker 10: I hate you all.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now is comedian and host of Primetime with

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Speaker 3: Alex Stein on Blaze TV. Alex Stein. This is deeply disturbing,

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Speaker 3: but it paints a very vivid picture, indeed, of what

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Speaker 3: motivated this mascular and for two years, authorities have deliberately

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Speaker 3: suppressed those key details.

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Speaker 17: Well, Rita, they have to suppress those key details because

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Speaker 17: when you look at this situation, like multiple other situations

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Speaker 17: that are similar, it's not a gun problem, it's a

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Speaker 17: mental health problem. And when you see that there's a

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Speaker 17: multiple transgender shooters that are you know, on mentally you know,

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Speaker 17: they're all diagnosed as mentally ill, and they're all on

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Speaker 17: some sort of anti depressent or anti psychotic drug.

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Speaker 7: So there seems to be.

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Speaker 17: A pattern when it comes to this, and they try to,

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Speaker 17: you know, keep that narrative from actually you know, reaching

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Speaker 17: the mainstream. Even though conservatives have been screaming about this constantly,

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Speaker 17: So this only reinforces people like libs of TikTok and

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Speaker 17: people like myself and people that have actually spoke out

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Speaker 17: about the pattern recognition when it comes to these shootings.

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Speaker 3: Now, alex I mentioned in Lefties that the stock market

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Speaker 3: correction or crash, whatever you want to call it, is

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Speaker 3: obviously enraging the usual suspects. It's certainly alarming segments of

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Speaker 3: Trump's supporter base as well, including the few billionaires who

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Speaker 3: support him. They've lost a lot of money. But the

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Speaker 3: majority of his supporter base expected, indeed voted for major

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Speaker 3: economic reform. They knew full well they'd be upheaval, they'd

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Speaker 3: be winners and losers. The goal is to make American

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Speaker 3: manufacturing and American workers the winners in the long run.

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Speaker 3: Tell me how this policy is being received, not just

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Speaker 3: by Americans in general, but particularly by Trump's base.

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Speaker 17: Well, you see people like Elon Musk who's speaking out

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Speaker 17: against it. But of course Elon Musk owns a multinational corporation,

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Speaker 17: multiple multinational corporations, so it makes sense why he wants

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Speaker 17: open trade, so you know he has a vested interest

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Speaker 17: in it. But when it comes to the fairness of

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Speaker 17: the trade between America and all these other foreign countries.

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Speaker 17: It's been unfair for a long time.

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Speaker 7: And you said it best.

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Speaker 17: I mean, when in reality, lesson one percent of the

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Speaker 17: population owns ninety nine percent of the wealth.

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Speaker 7: When stuff like this happens, of course, people get affected.

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Speaker 17: People have put in money in their portfolio, and they

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Speaker 17: that go down.

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Speaker 7: But I have no doubt in my mind that the

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Speaker 7: stock market will recover, because it usually always does and

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Speaker 7: will bounce back.

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Speaker 17: So it's just kind of a tough time in the

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Speaker 17: short term. In the long term, when all of these

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Speaker 17: manufacturing jobs, like Hyundai potentially building a twenty billion dollar

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Speaker 17: factory in the United States, it's going to create American

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Speaker 17: jobs and it's going to make our economy stronger in

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Speaker 17: the long run.

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Speaker 3: Well, the bottom fifty percent in America only hold one

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Speaker 3: percent of shares. They're far less concerned by stock market fluctuations,

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Speaker 3: no matter how dramatic they may be. And I found

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Speaker 3: this discussion illuminating. This is the Treasury Secretary Scott percent

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Speaker 3: speaking to Tucker Carlson about the two Americas, not left

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Speaker 3: and right necessarily, but those who are financially comfortable and

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Speaker 3: those who are struggling like never before.

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Speaker 2: I was really struck by two different statistics. Last year,

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Speaker 2: summer of twenty twenty four, Americans took more European vacations

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Speaker 2: than they had in history. Summer of twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 2: more Americans were using food banks than they ever have

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Speaker 2: in history. I went into two food banks near my

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Speaker 2: hometown to ask what's the story, and they said, you know,

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Speaker 2: for a lot of people, it's a loss of dignity

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Speaker 2: to walk in a food bank. Course, it wasn't their

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Speaker 2: traditional clientele. Wasn't people who'd lost their homes. Were was

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Speaker 2: it people out on the street. These were working families.

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Speaker 3: Alex working people having to go into food banks just

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Speaker 3: to put food on the table. They just cannot afford

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Speaker 3: it to feed their families. That is just not something

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Speaker 3: that is sustainable for a first world nation to have

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Speaker 3: people who are working full time who still can't afford

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Speaker 3: the basics.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, here in America, I mean I they say the

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Speaker 7: land of milk and honey.

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Speaker 17: But for a lot of people, they're struggling, especially with

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Speaker 17: our college system. You know, these kids get out of

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Speaker 17: college and they're in so much debt. They have to

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Speaker 17: do some sort of gig economy type job like you

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Speaker 17: know uber or uber eats, just to kind of make

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Speaker 17: ends meet in between.

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Speaker 7: Working a nine to five entry level job.

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Speaker 17: So it sounds crazy that you have to work two

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Speaker 17: jobs in America to make it, but you really do.

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Speaker 17: And you know you're competing with legal immigrants for some jobs,

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Speaker 17: you're competing with artificial intelligence, so you know, it's tough.

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Speaker 17: And even if you do make a living, I'm going

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Speaker 17: to be honest, I make a decent living. But still,

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Speaker 17: you know, my dad's older trying to save money for him,

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Speaker 17: and it's just even me making a decent amount of money.

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Speaker 17: Things are so expensive now, so I'm not surprising more

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Speaker 17: people are going to food banks, and really I'm happy

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Speaker 17: at least there are food banks in our country. At

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Speaker 17: least we can help some people out. We probably need

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Speaker 17: to do more to help out the struggling Americans, and

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Speaker 17: I think in our country is headed in that direction.

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Speaker 3: Well, this is why so many people in the States

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Speaker 3: and elsewhere really do not care too much about stock

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Speaker 3: market fluctuations. That they're not that that's not what's keeping

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Speaker 3: them up at night. What's keeping them up up at

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Speaker 3: night is how they're going to feed their families now.

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Speaker 3: President Trump hosted the LA Dodgers today at the White House.

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Speaker 3: He had the team cracking up after he refused to

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Speaker 3: name a couple of senators that he doesn't like and others.

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Speaker 9: We have a couple of senators here.

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Speaker 8: I just don't particularly like them, so I won't introduce.

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Speaker 9: Over the course of this amazing season the members of

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Speaker 9: this team.

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Speaker 7: I didn't think it was that big a deal.

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Speaker 3: Washington never seen him so relaxed. He doesn't seem too

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Speaker 3: bothered by the tariff milldowns.

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Speaker 17: No, And isn't that just so funny to watch Donald

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Speaker 17: Trump just be himself? You know, that was totally off

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Speaker 17: the caff. He just had listening. I don't even want

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Speaker 17: to recognize the senators. I don't like them. They don't

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Speaker 17: like me, so I'm not going to give them my attention.

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Speaker 17: That's just him being himself. And that's what we didn't

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Speaker 17: have with Joe Biden. Joe Biden was constantly if he

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Speaker 17: was off script, he was basically just drooling on himself, sadly, So,

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Speaker 17: you know, I love to see a president pretty relaxed

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Speaker 17: like that. And that was an own and he wasn't

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Speaker 17: even trying to own the senators that were there, So

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Speaker 17: that was hilarious.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, he was surprised that that was such a big

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Speaker 3: deal that he wasn't going to do that. He had

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Speaker 3: the Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw presenting him with

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Speaker 3: his own forty seven jersey.

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Speaker 12: Let's have a look, mister President, we have a gift

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Speaker 12: for you as well.

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Speaker 3: Oh I like that.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 3: He's quite a superstar, Clayton, and you've got a history

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Speaker 3: with him, Alex, do tell me what it is.

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Speaker 7: Well read.

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Speaker 17: Clayton Kershaw and I we went to high school together

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Speaker 17: at Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas, where Clayton

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Speaker 17: and I in middle school. We were on the same

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Speaker 17: Lim League baseball team. And he's a future Hall of Famer.

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Speaker 17: You see that's me. I'm the really obese athlete right there,

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Speaker 17: you can tell.

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Speaker 20: And then also Matthew Stafford, who was a quarterback for

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Speaker 20: the Los Angeles Rams who recently won a Super Bowl.

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Speaker 20: So I used to think of about baseball, but maybe

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Speaker 20: it's because I was playing against two, you know, future

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Speaker 20: Hall of famers in different sports. So yes, I'd love

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Speaker 20: to see Clayton give that jersey to Donald Trump and Clayton.

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Speaker 20: You know, he's a pretty politically moderate, but I know

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Speaker 20: that all the liberals in California and Los Angeles especially are.

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Speaker 17: Crying seeing him hand that jersey to Donald Trump. That

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Speaker 17: was awesome to watch.

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Speaker 3: I can't believe you had two absolute superstars in that

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Speaker 3: one little team. I mean, that is incredible, little little

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Speaker 3: school in Texas, and you've got well three stars now

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Speaker 3: from that little team. Now, before you go, Alex, Michelle

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Speaker 3: Obama's podcast has been a big failed despite considerable hype

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Speaker 3: and promotion and I'm sure a very lucrative contract. She's

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Speaker 3: gone there, she just isn't getting the numbers on YouTube

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Speaker 3: or elsewhere. I kind of meagine why.

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Speaker 21: I think a lot of young people, a lot of

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Speaker 21: people in general, because of their narrow view of what's possible,

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Speaker 21: they find themselves limiting what life could look like. And

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Speaker 21: I always challenge young people now to first think about

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Speaker 21: your why, you know, don't think about the what. Don't

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Speaker 21: worry about numbers and titles.

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Speaker 3: Alex, She's supposed to be wildly popular, but this little

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Speaker 3: chat we're having right now is going to have more

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Speaker 3: views on YouTube by the morning than her podcast.

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Speaker 17: Rita, You're exactly right, and you're not being egotistical at

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Speaker 17: all of this left he's losing it. Clip will have millions,

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Speaker 17: and I believe her last podcast had thirty eight thousand views.

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Speaker 7: And she has a marketing team.

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Speaker 17: That is, you know, the same ones I think that

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Speaker 17: work with the royal family. So the fact that they

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Speaker 17: can't even get people to care about her podcast, and

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Speaker 17: that's with her brother, it's just it's it's really it

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Speaker 17: shows you that she's not as likable as the Democrats think.

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Speaker 17: And what I really think though, would make the podcast

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Speaker 17: a hit. If she talked about a relationship with Barack

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Speaker 17: and she said that they were having problems. Could you

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Speaker 17: imagine if it was almost like a divorce therapy podcast?

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Speaker 17: Then you would watch that. Then I would watch. I

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Speaker 17: think that's what she has to do. She has to

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Speaker 17: have the public Hollywood divorce and that sounds insane, but

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Speaker 17: that's the only way to save that podcast.

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Speaker 3: I feel like, yeah, she's got to take one for

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Speaker 3: the team and have a big revelation. Alex Stein, thanks

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Speaker 3: for your time. Tonight still to come, Colleen Harken joins

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Speaker 3: me to discuss some of the radical racial politics infecting

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Speaker 3: Australian universities. Welcome back. Joining me now is Institute of

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Speaker 3: Public Affairs Research Fellow and director of the IPS Schools Program,

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Speaker 3: Colleen Hearken with a University of Queensland where senior lecturer

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Speaker 3: Danny Linda has berated first year law students after she

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Speaker 3: supposedly witnessed tens of students walking out of a previous

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Speaker 3: lecture when she started talking about Indigenous Australian legal history.

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Speaker 3: Let's listen to some of what she had to say.

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Speaker 15: What I'm not going to tolerate, no matter what your

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Speaker 15: politics are, is any form of discrimination, particularly when it's

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Speaker 15: directed at me and my cultural identity as an average

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Speaker 15: nor woman.

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Speaker 22: I am an expert in the field.

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Speaker 15: I'm recognized internationally and nationally for the work that I've done,

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Speaker 15: and I'm the course coordinator with authority to run this subject.

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Speaker 22: The way in which I see fit and the way

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Speaker 22: in which I see fit is in alignment with the

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Speaker 22: Council of Australian Law Deeds and their approach to indigenizing

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Speaker 22: and their commitment to in digenizing the curriculum.

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Speaker 3: Now, Colleen, she's told the students she would remember their

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Speaker 3: faces and they better watch them because this could be

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Speaker 3: impacting the academic results. After all, she's going to determine

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Speaker 3: how well they do in this course.

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Speaker 10: It's appalling, Rita.

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Speaker 23: The fact that the irony of this is that her

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Speaker 23: area of expertise is the foundations of law, and she's

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Speaker 23: a lawyer herself, and she's threatening students.

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Speaker 10: So where does that fit into the.

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Speaker 23: Framework of actually the rule of law and what it

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Speaker 23: means to implement the law fairly to everybody. It's an apputation.

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Speaker 23: My personal view is that she should be still down.

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Speaker 23: She's threatening students that unless they actually agree with her,

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Speaker 23: she's indigenizing a curriculum that is not really related.

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Speaker 10: To actually legal studies.

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Speaker 23: As you said, these people have got really good schools

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Speaker 23: in their atar. They have a right to a proper education.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and we are seeing this sort of activism across

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Speaker 3: the board, whether kids are studying medicine, studying law. It

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Speaker 3: seems to be infecting every area on can and if

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Speaker 3: your grades are dependent on lecturers like this, if they

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Speaker 3: take a if they object to your political positions, if

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Speaker 3: they don't like your politics, then that could impact your

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Speaker 3: school potentially and your career prospects completely.

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Speaker 23: You're very exposed to their sensitivity. Whatever this sensitivity happens

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Speaker 23: to be. Our research showed that we did an audit

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Speaker 23: of the teacher training and about a year and a

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Speaker 23: quarter of teacher training is work material where indigenous curriculum

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Speaker 23: is pustioned.

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Speaker 10: So we've got people who are being.

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Speaker 23: Retrained to be uneducated and they're the people who are

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Speaker 23: going back into classrooms. This sort of activism within primary

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Speaker 23: secondary and university sector is rife absolutely now.

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Speaker 3: The Coalition has announced plans to get rid of work

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Speaker 3: activism and ideological agendas in universities through ministerial intervention in

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Speaker 3: what is taught in courses. Opposition Education spokeswoman Sarah Henderson

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Speaker 3: said she would direct the Tertiary Quality Education and Standards

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Speaker 3: Agency to take action against the indoctrination of students if

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Speaker 3: the Coalition wins the election. Well, how would that work?

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Speaker 3: Coaline air And it's all good and well to have

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Speaker 3: a policy like that, but will it actually be implemented

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Speaker 3: and will it have any effect on campus level?

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Speaker 23: Well, hopefully if Senator Henderson becomes the Minister for Education,

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Speaker 23: hopefully she actually has the courage to see through those

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Speaker 23: statements because it's one thing to save them and that

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Speaker 23: it's another thing to actually do them and the Coalition

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Speaker 23: was in government for a long time and didn't make

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Speaker 23: the great you know, it didn't make the inroads that

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Speaker 23: they said that they would. So it is imperative that

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Speaker 23: students have the right to a non indoctrination environment in

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Speaker 23: the school and that they get the opportunity to critically analyze.

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Speaker 10: And to think for themselves.

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Speaker 23: And as I said, I hope she has the courage

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Speaker 23: to actually implement what she's saying.

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Speaker 3: You're so right. We've had successive coalition terms and they

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Speaker 3: really did very little to tackle this, whether it's at

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Speaker 3: higher education or primari or secondary school level. Now we're

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Speaker 3: hearing that special equity provisions for student entry into university courses.

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Speaker 3: They're supposed to be pretty rare occurrences when someone has

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Speaker 3: got a genuine issue that is impacting their ATAR score,

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Speaker 3: But according to fresh Starter, one in three university applicants

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Speaker 3: are using special access schemes to gain bonus entry points

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Speaker 3: as equity enrollments reach record highs. Colleen, we've got things

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Speaker 3: like divorce, disability, poverty. They're amongst the more common equity

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Speaker 3: provisions being claimed, but one in three, I mean, it's

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Speaker 3: almost making the entry score seem irrelevant.

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Speaker 23: It's an extraordinary statistic, and of course through periods in

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Speaker 23: time where something extraordinary happens during that year twelve year,

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Speaker 23: and of course special considerations should be given. But that's

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Speaker 23: the whole the keyword there is special consideration. It ought

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Speaker 23: not to be as common as thirty percent of the population.

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Speaker 23: And I personally want to keep my airplanes in the air.

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Speaker 23: You know, buildings staying afloat, not buildings a float, but

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Speaker 23: you know, building staying up and in place.

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Speaker 10: I don't want to have a scenario where we are

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Speaker 10: at risk.

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Speaker 23: Of the standard of the students, so I actually can't

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Speaker 23: do the job that this diversity, equity and inclusion process

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Speaker 23: has compromised the whole of society really because whatever the

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Speaker 23: course that their students are doing, if they're not capable

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Speaker 23: of doing the study, they're simply not capable of doing it.

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Speaker 10: And we have to be realistic about that.

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Speaker 3: Now before you go. The University of Sydney has started

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Speaker 3: hiring a team of academics to help indigenize and decolonize

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Speaker 3: its courses. One of the new roles is going to

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Speaker 3: be a Senior Education Design Officer who would be executing

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Speaker 3: transformative curriculum projects aimed at embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait

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Speaker 3: Island and knowledge perspectives, texts and media within curriculus projects.

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Speaker 3: This sounds very much like what we're seeing in secondary schools.

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Speaker 3: In primary schools. Why stop there?

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Speaker 23: Why not have it at universities too, correct The activism

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Speaker 23: in the curriculum is from kindergarten all the way through.

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Speaker 23: They're just not listening to what the people wanted. We

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Speaker 23: had a referendum, the result was very clear. It sounds

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Speaker 23: to me like they're trying to push this division by stealth.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely. Colin Harkin, thank you so much for your time tonight,

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Speaker 3: and that's it from May. I'll see you at eleven

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Speaker 3: tomorrow night. Up next is Newsnight