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Speaker 1: On scoring lids Australia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.

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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Patty Show. Coming

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Speaker 2: up tonight, shock polls show Australia's political landscape is changing

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Speaker 2: dramatically in some states. The panel will take a deep

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Speaker 2: dive into the data soon. Victorian Libertarian MP David Limbrick

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Speaker 2: has called out the AFL's relationship with the Labor government.

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Speaker 2: He'll join me in the studio shortly. The Great Josh

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Speaker 2: Hammer will have the latest from the US, including his

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Speaker 2: take on President Trump's robust retrick which has enraged all

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Speaker 2: the usual suspects. And later in the hour, Dedie dun

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Speaker 2: Levy joins me for royal and entertainment news, including Meghan

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Speaker 2: Markle's woes down Under and we never neglect Lefty is

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Speaker 2: losing it. Tonight we feature CNN telling their lefty audience

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Speaker 2: some sobering news.

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Speaker 1: Has fallen out.

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Speaker 3: The bottom has fallen out manus four points. That is

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Speaker 3: Democrats Democrats' own net approval of their own congressional leaders.

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Speaker 3: Even Democrats don't like their own leaders.

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Speaker 2: That's first to a shock poll revealing that one nation

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Speaker 2: has overtaken both Labour and the Liberal National Party in Queensland.

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Speaker 2: The Kouria Mara reports newspoll analysis has One Nation having

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Speaker 2: the largest primary vote in Queensland at thirty percent compared

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Speaker 2: to Labour on twenty seven and twenty three percent for

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Speaker 2: the Liberal National Party. The polling conducted between January and

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Speaker 2: March this year, also revealed that in New South Wales,

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Speaker 2: Labour's primary vote has created from thirty seven percent to

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Speaker 2: thirty one and in Victoria it fell from thirty five

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Speaker 2: to thirty two percent. Meanwhile, One Nation nearly doubled its

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Speaker 2: support in both states, surging to twenty seven percent in

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Speaker 2: New South Wales and twenty one percent in Victoria. And

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Speaker 2: according to that newspol Anao, one of the key driving

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Speaker 2: factors behind One Nation's rise in the polls is young people,

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Speaker 2: with support for the party among voters aged eighteen to

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Speaker 2: thirty four more than doubling since December. Let's bring in

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Speaker 2: the panel Sky News contributor Lawis Roberts and former Labor

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Speaker 2: MP Michael danby Looy's any surprises in that data.

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Speaker 4: I think we were aware, of course the millennials were

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Speaker 4: drifting towards One Nation, but it is still quite staggering

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Speaker 4: to see that spike in young support. But I think overall,

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Speaker 4: for me, what I've really felt while looking at this

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Speaker 4: data is a real upending about assumptions on voters that

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Speaker 4: previously it was who you were, which sort of dictated

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Speaker 4: all the assumption about who you voted for, whereas now

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Speaker 4: is what's your issue. It's sort of the issue that's

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Speaker 4: affecting you personally. You won't be aligned with the particular

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Speaker 4: party anymore. And that's a real generational change, I think,

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Speaker 4: particularly perhaps around women. They always thought women would vote

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Speaker 4: you know, maybe labor and Greens. They thought traders would

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Speaker 4: vote for the coalition. I thought migrant workers would you know,

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Speaker 4: immigrants would vote labor. And I think all those things

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Speaker 4: are being really torn apart in the way that one

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Speaker 4: nation has esteemed in there. But of course will they

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Speaker 4: translate at the battle box, where we're still yet to see,

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Speaker 4: and of course Fara will be the great decider to

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Speaker 4: start with on that. But yeah, really interesting sort of

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Speaker 4: demographical change about how we identify as voters, and perhaps

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Speaker 4: some of the assumptions that parties and strategists have made

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Speaker 4: they really have to look very hard at the issues

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Speaker 4: they're advocating for.

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Speaker 2: Michael on the by election. What do you see happening there?

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Speaker 2: What is going to be an acceptable result for the coalition?

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Speaker 5: The coalitions in a very difficult place. One nation is surging,

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Speaker 5: as the polling you just showed because of immigration, and.

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Speaker 1: I think the.

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Speaker 5: Teal candidate will get preferences from the independence so it's

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Speaker 5: very hard for them to win. I'm not sure One

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Speaker 5: nation voters are South Australia and their historical record will

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Speaker 5: preference the Liberals if they pull behind them. So it's

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Speaker 5: very complicated, but I'd like to see the pattern of

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Speaker 5: one nation preferences being higher than sixty five percent if

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Speaker 5: it's going to count nationally as a general swing to

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Speaker 5: the Conservatives.

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Speaker 2: I think we're going to eventually see some sort of

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Speaker 2: a coalition, whether it's just a preference still, because surely

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Speaker 2: if these figures remain, you cannot have the center right

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Speaker 2: in this country split and so dysfunctionally split that you

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Speaker 2: have a Labor Party, for example, on thirty percent primary

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Speaker 2: coming through and seizing power and winning in landslides.

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Speaker 5: Scisely how people will see it seizing power just from

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Speaker 5: a Democrats point of view, being a small d Democrat,

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Speaker 5: it would be unfair if people who scored sixty percent

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Speaker 5: could well happen because of the preferential system, and the

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Speaker 5: whole thing hangs on One Nation being able to deliver

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Speaker 5: more than sixty five percent of its preferences to the Liberals.

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Speaker 5: I think it would be a good result if they could,

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Speaker 2: Well, we saw a touch of that in South Australia

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Speaker 2: where we had from memory, Labor achieving around thirty eight

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Speaker 5: And Labor in South Australia is much better than it is.

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Speaker 2: I know, I'm just saying that landslide perhaps it wasn't

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Speaker 2: represented what the electorate wanted. Now let's take a look

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Speaker 2: at some more polling, this time from a Redbridge accent,

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Speaker 2: and voters were asked to rank parties according to how

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Speaker 2: they would handle particular issues like the cost of living.

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Speaker 2: On that issue, Labor came out in front on twenty

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Speaker 2: three percent, followed by One Nation on nineteen and the

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Speaker 2: Liberals on seventeen. The numbers for housing affordability were very

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Speaker 2: similar to that, Labor on twenty one, one Nation nineteen

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Speaker 2: and the Libs on fourteen. But there is one issue

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Speaker 2: where the numbers are quite extraordinary, where one party has

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Speaker 2: a massive lead over the others, and that issue is immigration.

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Speaker 2: When voters were asked which party would best handle the

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Speaker 2: issue of immigration, forty percent said One Nation. Labor came

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Speaker 2: in second on nineteen percent and just twelve percent back

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Speaker 2: critical issue. If that doesn't send shock waves through both parties,

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Speaker 2: both Labor and the Coalition, I don't know what. Well.

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Speaker 5: It's the size and the nature of the immigration. It

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Speaker 5: is unconscionable after promising to reduce immigration, that that fifty

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Speaker 5: thousand people came in January, and that five hundred thousand

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Speaker 5: people came in the previous year. Now I was a

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Speaker 5: supporter previously of high immigration, but that's when Philip Braddock

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Speaker 5: in for skills that were needed in Australia. This has

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Speaker 5: got to be wound back and I think Tony Burke

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Speaker 5: did the Labor Party immense damage with these three thousand

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Speaker 2: For uses now Luise One nation also scored the highest

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Speaker 2: for crime and public safety. Twenty four percent of voters

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Speaker 2: said one nation was best equipped to deal with that issue,

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Speaker 2: the Liberals. But it's this issue of immigration that is

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Speaker 2: the standout in this data. Are we going to see

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Speaker 2: Labor when it comes to this policy, because they both

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Speaker 2: record numbers coming in year after year we do.

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Speaker 4: And they've always particularly Labour, has always been so reticent

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Speaker 4: you can see it's the number one issue forty percent.

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Speaker 4: That's a staggering data point there for these parties, these

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Speaker 4: affects everything. It affects exactly how we operate and live

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Speaker 4: in Australian society because we don't feel our borders are

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Speaker 4: people is managed properly either, So they can't just pretend

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Speaker 4: it's something it's too hot to touch, or you know,

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Speaker 4: could be they could be accused of being racist if

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Speaker 4: they do tackle it, because it's what people want to know.

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Speaker 4: Where do you stand on immigration?

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Speaker 2: Now, let's turn our attention to Victoria or Premier just

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Speaker 2: into Alan has fourth back tiers. Some unkind people said

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Speaker 2: crocodile tears as she blamed Donald Trump's war on Iran

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Speaker 2: for causing suffering to Victorians.

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Speaker 6: There's a single mum going without a meal the time.

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Speaker 7: We were told it would be short and sharp.

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Speaker 6: Well it's not, and it's going on and it's hurting families.

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Speaker 6: It's causing pain in Greef.

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Speaker 2: What a shock that a war would have some consequences?

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Speaker 2: Are we shocked that the Trump administration isn't comparing notes

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Speaker 2: with just into Alan? The audacity, the absolute audacity to

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Speaker 2: be giving geopolitical advice to the Trump administrator.

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Speaker 5: Precisely, reader, I mean, JA Center, Allen and Elbow and

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Speaker 5: the socialist left have no understanding of world events. Where

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Speaker 5: were they? Where were you, just Center when forty thousand

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Speaker 5: young people in tear Run were gunned down by the just.

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Speaker 1: There was no tears.

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Speaker 5: I mean, if you were upset now and you wish

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Speaker 5: the word not to continue, you would have that would

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Speaker 5: have been given you some authority if you had at

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Speaker 5: least complained then, But not to say a word then

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Speaker 5: and to convince this crocodile tears. Now you can never

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Speaker 5: trust the socialist left on foreign policy or immigration.

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Speaker 2: And how do we know they were crocodile tears. Well,

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Speaker 2: have a look at how she responded Howjason to Alan

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Speaker 2: responded to questions about why her government is focusing on

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Speaker 2: implementing treaty instead of focusing on cost of living.

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Speaker 1: We're in the middle of the cost of living crisis.

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Speaker 5: Where's the government focused.

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Speaker 1: On treaty this morning?

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Speaker 7: Can you what are you referring?

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Speaker 8: I'm referring to the standing orders in Parliament.

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Speaker 2: To include to include years have dried up. At that point,

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Speaker 2: she just looks indignant that that question would be asked. Loise,

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Speaker 2: we never voted for a voice or treaty. In fact,

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Speaker 2: the majority of Victorians, like every other state, voted no

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Speaker 2: in the referendum. And yet we've now got a state

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Speaker 2: based voice. We've got a state based treaty and it

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Speaker 2: will need to be consulted for every piece of legislation

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Speaker 2: that's being passed.

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Speaker 4: So logjam aside for legislation being put through Victorian Parliament.

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Speaker 4: This costs Victorian taxpayers what's seventy million dollars a year?

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Speaker 4: So de Cintra Allen, as the Premier is genuinely concerned

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Speaker 4: about cost living grief in her state. Surely the thing

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Speaker 4: is to disband this body and move that money to

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Speaker 4: cost living relief. I mean it doesn't take as time

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Speaker 4: to work out that would be a good good thing

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Speaker 4: to do, perhaps, but no, this is all about the

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Speaker 4: optics for disentra Alan. Isn't it to be seen to

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Speaker 4: be doing something in this space? But as you say,

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Speaker 4: we didn't vote for the Voice, and Victorian certainly did

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Speaker 4: not vote for a treaty virtue sing me exactly expensive?

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Speaker 2: Now, you said, the South Australian government, the Mala Nascus

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Speaker 2: government is much better for format than perhaps other labor

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Speaker 2: road despite the fact that what was it, I think

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Speaker 2: it was around sixty four percent of South Australian said

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Speaker 2: no to the Voice. Why are labor governments at state

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Speaker 2: levels so preoccupied by pushing something that Australians voted on

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Speaker 2: just a couple of years ago.

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Speaker 5: It's the same as why don't they look objectively at

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Speaker 5: trans issues? And it's because they have been infected by

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Speaker 5: this woke mind virus in all of these issues. So

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Speaker 5: unfortunately labor governments, even ones as sensible as South Australia,

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Speaker 5: believe you have to say these issues in order to

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Speaker 5: be virtuous. You don't. You don't have to perform surgeries

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Speaker 5: on young people at Royal Melbourne Hospital. You don't. It's

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Speaker 5: been found by that Commission in England to be an

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Speaker 5: outrageous use of surgeries under eighteen. And I can't understand

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Speaker 5: why Labor governments, what's it got to do with the

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Speaker 5: Labor Party to support?

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Speaker 2: But the Labor has become hijacked by this hard left

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Speaker 2: movement agenda.

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Speaker 9: You do have.

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Speaker 2: Well, this is why I keep telling everyone Luise, if

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Speaker 2: Victorian Libertarian Party leader David Limbrick has made a speech

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Speaker 10: Let's put aside for the moment the murky issue of

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Speaker 2: You're a brave man.

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Speaker 10: Well, someone's got to ask these questions, and I think

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Speaker 1: It is the biggest game in town.

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Speaker 10: No, likece, the fundamental rule of economics is that price

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Speaker 2: Well, talking about price caps, the Greens are also pushing

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Speaker 10: It'll cause homelessness because shortages in terms of rentals means

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Speaker 10: So you know, deregulation is what makes things more available.

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Speaker 2: And again, Victoria serves as an example to the rest

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Speaker 2: The rental pool has shrunk and renters are paying a

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Speaker 10: Well, fortunately the government hasn't put in rental caps, but

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Speaker 1: Plus we've seen land tax.

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Speaker 10: Increases and all sorts of other taxes which has made

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Speaker 2: David Limbrick, you've been the unofficial opposition leader in this

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Speaker 1: Look, we're still a.

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Speaker 10: Long way off from the election, but I think that

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Speaker 2: Limbrick, always a pleasure, Thanks for your time, Thanks for

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Speaker 2: having me still to car Matt Lefty's Losing d Plus

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Speaker 2: robust reetric which has enraged all the usual suspects. Josh

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Speaker 2: Hammer is up next. You're watching the Reader Panty Show,

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Speaker 2: and it's time for Lefty's Losing It. And let's start

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Speaker 2: with a little home ground Lefty Losing in action courtesy

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Speaker 2: of the Marxism Conference held right here in Melbourne. We're

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Speaker 2: now from the young uns who've decided to embrace the

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Speaker 12: Right actually be building independent organizations on the basis of

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Speaker 9: I was just that the session on the Palsinian resistance

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Speaker 9: I was at the session on the middle class routes

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Speaker 2: Yep, just what you'd expect, ill informed, hard left young

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Speaker 9: Just had a session about resisting Trump's America and the

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Speaker 9: popular anti Ice rebellions, and I thought a really important

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Speaker 9: key takeaway was the power and the heroic kind of

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Speaker 4: I was just at the session of Women in the

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Speaker 7: Tragic.

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Speaker 2: Really, Let's now go to a nerd with necktats Moby

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Speaker 2: here that has been musician who hasn't had a big

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Speaker 13: The question is not whether we should be outraged and

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Speaker 13: It's a constitutionally established right, and it's a right that

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Speaker 13: So whether it's protesting on the streets, whether it's protesting

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Speaker 2: Oh dear God, no one is taking away your right

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Speaker 2: to protest your hysterical soy boy, though, I think authorities

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Speaker 2: would like left to stop driving their cars into ICE

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Speaker 2: agents or attacking them. While that's generally frowned upon. Let's

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Speaker 13: Stop supporting the scumbag corporations who support Trump and Ice.

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Speaker 13: We all know who they are. Boycott them five support

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Speaker 13: other activists. Even if we don't agree on everything, we

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Speaker 2: Oh dear me, be a healthy, little outraged activist for

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Speaker 2: The bottom has fallen out.

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Speaker 3: What we're seeing right now about how Democrats feel about

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Speaker 8: Take a look at this.

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Speaker 3: This is a trend line going back through the years

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Speaker 3: In two thousand and six, deems net approval of congressional

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Speaker 3: And overall, of course, the numbers are just absolutely awful.

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Speaker 10: I mean, the expectation was, what sixty thousand jobs and

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Speaker 11: In March, and that is good news, really blowing away expectations.

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Speaker 2: Now NASA has launched a lunar mission. They're not going

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Speaker 2: to be landing on the Moon, they'll be going around it.

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Speaker 2: But we will have four astronauts, surprisingly none of them

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Speaker 14: They are going for all humanity this time. You know,

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Speaker 14: Apollo was all white men and this time it's not.

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Speaker 12: Victor Glover will be the first person of color to

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Speaker 12: go to the Moon and Christina will be the first

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Speaker 12: woman to go to the Moon. It means that we

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Speaker 12: are purposefully expanding. We have a Canadian there.

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Speaker 2: But Victor Glover, the black astronaut who is leading this mission,

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Speaker 2: has no time for such race obsessions. He responded to

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Speaker 2: the moon.

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Speaker 8: Listen to this, that this is the human history. It's

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Speaker 8: about human history.

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Speaker 11: It's the story of humanity, not black history, not women's history,

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Speaker 11: but that it becomes human history.

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Speaker 2: And Victor Glover is a Christian. I wonder if the

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Speaker 2: journalists so preoccupied with his race spend any time reporting

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Speaker 2: about what he said about his faith the Bible and

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Speaker 2: how all that relates to this mission.

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Speaker 11: And as we are so far from Earth and looking

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Speaker 11: back at, you know, the beauty of creation. I think

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Speaker 11: that for me, one of the really important personal perspectives

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Speaker 11: that I have up here is I can really see

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Speaker 11: Earth as one thing. And you know, when I read

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Speaker 11: the Bible and I look at all of the amazing

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Speaker 11: things that were done for us who were created it.

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Speaker 2: Joining me now is Newsweek's senior editor at large, Josh Hammer. Josh,

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Speaker 2: the Rice Baders will be disappointed. He's talking about his

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Speaker 2: faith there and human endeavor for all of mankind.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, it's inspiring stuff and hopefully it'll make the wolkarate

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Speaker 15: shrink back to the cave.

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Speaker 8: Whence they came read on.

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Speaker 15: I'm tired of it, and I can't imagine, frankly, how

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Speaker 15: the rest of the world feels about this either. I mean,

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Speaker 15: we are now six years almost to the day at

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Speaker 15: this point past the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Surely,

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Speaker 15: surely is surely at some point the nation, the United States,

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Speaker 15: and the world before the matter has to move on

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Speaker 15: beyond this obsession with giving people up into their various

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Speaker 15: attributes and the race, and their ethnicity, and their gender,

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Speaker 15: and their sexual orientation and their national status, and this

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Speaker 15: there heads garbage.

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Speaker 8: But look, he's clearly a man of faith. I am

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Speaker 8: also a just man myself.

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Speaker 3: There.

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Speaker 15: If there's one thing we know from the Good Book,

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Speaker 15: from the Bible, there, it's that we are all the

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Speaker 15: children of God. I mean, he's up there in the

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Speaker 15: in the space shuttle, looking down at God's creation. There

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Speaker 15: he's citing Book of Genesis there, Genesis one twenty seven

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Speaker 15: says very clearly that we are all made in God's image.

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Speaker 15: And Martin Luther King believed this thoroughly, and many of

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Speaker 15: the gravest men history have believed this into this thoroughly.

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Speaker 15: There when you start to divvy up people beyond the

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Speaker 15: inherent spark of the divine, that is the sole thing

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Speaker 15: that makes us human the first place, in contrastinctions to

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Speaker 15: the animals and amul king in there. When you start

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Speaker 15: going further and trying to divide us up by all

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Speaker 15: these artificial contrivances, there you are ultimately just really just

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Speaker 15: just spitting on God's creation. And frankly, I for one,

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Speaker 15: am very pleased that there is a lead astronaut here

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Speaker 15: who is not spit on God's creation. He is frankly

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Speaker 15: just just doing that which he can to honor it

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Speaker 15: in leaning this most briefing interrepretive of.

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Speaker 2: Missions, Josh, Let's get to the war against the Iranian regime,

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Speaker 2: and the red trick from President Trump has certainly escalated

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Speaker 2: in recent days. He posted this on truth Social Tuesday

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Speaker 2: will be power plant Day and Bridge Day all wrapped

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Speaker 2: up in one. In Iran. There will be nothing like it.

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Speaker 2: Oping the effin straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be

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Speaker 2: living in hell. Just watch Praise be to Allah President

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Speaker 2: Donald J. Trump. Josh, firstly told me your reaction to

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Speaker 2: that post and how you see this conflict progressing to.

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Speaker 15: Your first question, how did I react? I almost split

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Speaker 15: on my coffee. Frankly, it's how he almost react on

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Speaker 15: this post this morning. I mean I was signed on

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Speaker 15: Slaansey touched this like five or six friends. I was like,

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Speaker 15: this is a screenshot, because there have been so many

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Speaker 15: instances over the years, reader where you have these these

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Speaker 15: fake accounts that try to pretend like Trump. Then, because

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Speaker 15: Trump tends to speak off the cuff a lot of times,

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Speaker 15: actually is believable that this actually might be him there,

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Speaker 15: But no, this like actually was him. And I mean

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Speaker 15: this is Donnie from Queen's at his best. I mean,

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Speaker 15: I mean this is the Outer Borough Donald Trump, the

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Speaker 15: guy who grew up in Queen's There, the guy the

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Speaker 15: kind of guy who call into New York City sports

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Speaker 15: talk radio and just just lay it out there. But again,

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump does not just lay it out there. He acts,

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Speaker 15: and he acts time and time again. I mean, this

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Speaker 15: rescue operation to save this stranded airman, the details look

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Speaker 15: like it's out of a Hollywood movie. Honestly, I mean

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Speaker 15: this is just staggering stuff there. So yes, the Iranians

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Speaker 15: absolutely absolutely should take Donald Trump at his word when

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Speaker 15: he says you better open up the effing straight, or

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Speaker 15: else we're gonna send you back to the stony just

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Speaker 15: because this is a guy who actually does what he says,

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Speaker 15: and he means what he says, and he acts upon

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Speaker 15: what he says. You think that his enemies would have

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Speaker 15: learned that by now there. As far as where the

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Speaker 15: war goes from here, look, excuse to be the president.

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Speaker 15: It's not stepping off the gas pedal rita anytime soon. Obviously,

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Speaker 15: cannot go on forever. Certainly the price of gasoline here

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Speaker 15: in America is a very close metric, as we had

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Speaker 15: towards the November midterms there. But this is Donald Trump

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Speaker 15: acting because he thinks and he frankly knows this is

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Speaker 15: the right thing to do. There is a problem that's

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Speaker 15: been going on for way, way, way too long there,

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Speaker 15: and I don't think he's slowing down anytime soon there.

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Speaker 15: It's very hard to put a time mess be on

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Speaker 15: this there. But until the mission is done, reader, this

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Speaker 15: is a man who all indications, all signs points that

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Speaker 15: he has the resolve in the great termination to see

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Speaker 15: this thing through.

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Speaker 2: Now, the media, the likes of The Guardian and really

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Speaker 2: most of the mainstream media is shocked by the President's rehtrick.

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Speaker 2: The Guardian ran with this headline unhinged Madman. US politicians

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Speaker 2: react to Trump's expletive laden threat to Iran. And we've

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Speaker 2: also got people who were formerly supporters of Donald Trump,

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Speaker 2: people like Candice Owens, who has posted this. She said,

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Speaker 2: this is a satanic administration. We all realize that Satanic

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Speaker 2: Zionists occupy the White House, and Congress needs to move

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Speaker 2: to have the mad King Trump removed. All of our

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Speaker 2: lives may depend upon other countries realizing that Trump is

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Speaker 2: deeply unwell and surrounded by religious fanatics who have convinced

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Speaker 2: him that he is a messiah. We are in uncharted territory.

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Speaker 2: Leaders worldwide need to act accordingly. Josh, what's your response

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Speaker 2: to Candace Owens and the mainstream media who seems to

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Speaker 2: be really preoccupied with expletives rather than the strategy behind

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Speaker 15: Well, Kenneth Owen's read I think you and I have

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Speaker 15: discussed from the past. She is just a reaving lunatic

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Speaker 15: at this point there frankly, if America or refer frail country,

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Speaker 15: which in many ways she is, but if she were

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Speaker 15: a truly ferfuil country, I think Kennis Owens would be

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Speaker 15: frankly in the looney bindness point there, she would be

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Speaker 15: in the mental ward of some asylum there, as opposed

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Speaker 15: to garnering millions millions of using downloads from her increasingly

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Speaker 15: just unhinged program there. Frankly, she's the living embodiment of

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Speaker 15: so called horseshoe theory of people on the so called

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Speaker 15: far right. I don't really thinking of for her as

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Speaker 15: being on the right anymore, but to extend that she is.

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Speaker 15: She is making common cause with the denizens of the

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Speaker 15: furthest on the far far left there, and now she's

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Speaker 15: calling for impeachment there. It's just sick, absolutely sickening stuff there.

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Speaker 15: Trump is going to see this thing through. He doesn't

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Speaker 15: give a rat behind Frankly, as to what Candice Owe says,

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Speaker 15: as to what CBS, NBC, ABC says, Martha rattits, who

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Speaker 15: the heck cares Donald Trump RITA. As I said in

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Speaker 15: my speech at Cepack about a week and a half

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Speaker 15: ago in Texas, Donald Trump has been more consistent, arguably

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Speaker 15: on the issue of ron going back to literally nineteen

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Speaker 15: eighty like the year after the revolution. He's been arguably

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Speaker 15: mortgagist on this issue than any issue out there, with

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Speaker 15: the exception of tariffs. He has been calling the Molas

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Speaker 15: out for their their danger and their perfidy and frankly

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Speaker 15: just their evil ways for forty seven years now, and

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Speaker 15: he's not gonna stop anytime soon.

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Speaker 8: There.

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Speaker 15: But yes, there is this effort, reader, and I called

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Speaker 15: out all the time. In these days, it seems like

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Speaker 15: right to try to undermine the Trump administration from within.

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Speaker 15: Dald Trump, to his great credit readA, to paraphrase Michael

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Speaker 15: Coroleoni from The Godfather, is increasingly starting to settle the

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Speaker 15: Maga family business. He is not happy anymore the people

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Speaker 15: who claim to speak for Maga but are actually just

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Speaker 15: trying to undermine Trump on a daily basis, much like

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Speaker 15: Cantonone's there.

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Speaker 8: That's the good news there.

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Speaker 15: The bad news that these people don't seem to be

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Speaker 15: sewing down anytime soon. But frankly, I prefer to have

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Speaker 15: a commander in chief doesn't really give too you know

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Speaker 15: what's about what the critics say there, and just has

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Speaker 15: a basic, visceral, instinctive moral compass as to what is

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Speaker 8: There, Trump knows what the right thing to do is.

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Speaker 8: He does it quite well in my dad.

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Speaker 2: Now, you mentioned that incredible rescue mission that we've hearing

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Speaker 2: more and more about. Tell me a little bit about this.

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Speaker 2: The US military successfully rescued a missing crew member after

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Speaker 2: his fighter jet was shut down in a remote right

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Speaker 2: part of Iran Josh. This was a very complex mission

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Speaker 2: in hostile territory. What more can you tell us about

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Speaker 2: how they did and how they managed to go in

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Speaker 2: there get their man without losing anybody.

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Speaker 15: So, look, because the US military is the greatest fighting

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Speaker 15: force in the history of mankind, they have protocols on

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Speaker 15: this sort of thing there, and essentially minutes after this

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Speaker 15: airman found that fifteen had been shot down there, he

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Speaker 15: essentially initiated those protocols there. So he immediately climbed I

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Speaker 15: believe it at least hundreds, possibly even a thousand or

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Speaker 15: more feet to the top of a remote ridge there,

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Speaker 15: and he set off some device that he was carrying

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Speaker 15: where he was at that time. Turned out that there

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Speaker 15: hunting him down.

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Speaker 8: They got very very close to him. They might have

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Speaker 8: even known that he was there.

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Speaker 15: There, the various other American military units got in there,

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Speaker 15: engaged in various forms of firefights with the Iranians there,

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Speaker 15: and ultimately they sent in some aircraft to this mountain

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Speaker 15: ridge to physically evacuate him again in the midst of firefights.

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Speaker 15: Ultimately he has been evacuated safely with only the most

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Speaker 15: minor of injuries. Previated to God, the whole thing is

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Speaker 15: literally out of like a saving Private Ryan Tom Hanks film.

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Speaker 15: I mean, it's just astounding stuff, really, and every so often, frankly,

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Speaker 15: you just want to be reminded as to what the

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Speaker 15: US military is capable of there, and increasingly Rita it

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Speaker 15: seems that Rons has learned that the hard way over

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Speaker 15: and over and over again these days.

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Speaker 2: And if we didn't have such a hysterical media desperate

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Speaker 2: to paint this war as a disaster as opposed to

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Speaker 2: or really what you would have expected at this point

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Speaker 2: in the conflict, I think there would be a lot

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Speaker 2: more focus on just how what an incredible achievement it

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Speaker 2: to also, Josh, to value the life of your crewmen

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Speaker 2: so much that you undertake a mission like this, that

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Speaker 2: you risk the lives of dozens to go into that

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Speaker 2: hostile territory on the ground to get your man out.

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Speaker 2: A lot of other armies around the world wouldn't do that.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, this is the American military. It's absolutely financed.

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Speaker 1: Heariy.

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Speaker 15: The ethos of leave no men behind has just been affirmed,

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Speaker 15: ratified and for the entire world to see. And it's

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Speaker 15: a deeply inspiring message. There Again, it's one thing to

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Speaker 15: train it, it's not a thing to actually do it.

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Speaker 15: I think back similarly to the Nicholas Maduro Rate actually

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Speaker 15: in Venezuela operation, absolute resolve of the American military quality.

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Speaker 15: Apparently the Delta Force men in the US Army were

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Speaker 15: training for months for that in a military installation in Kentucky.

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Speaker 15: But it's one thing to train to do in Kentucky.

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Speaker 15: Thing to then go in there into Caracas in the

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Speaker 15: wee hours of the morning there in Venezuela, who try

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Speaker 15: to mow down a lot of Cuban regime guards who,

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Speaker 15: regarding Nichols Vonduro's beven azuell On compound there and then

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Speaker 15: extract them there. That was a staggering successful operation. The

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Speaker 15: Kamey nee strike staggering successful. Essentially all the military nuts

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Speaker 15: and bolts actually of epic fury so far. Again, the

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Speaker 15: politics are complicated, the energy prices, the global markets. There,

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Speaker 15: there's a lot of moving parts of this war. But

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Speaker 15: the actual brass tax military success has been astonishing. And

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Speaker 15: to your point there the media were not so biased.

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Speaker 15: If we were not there were not some subversive fifth

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Speaker 15: column people from within this wholl to quote unquote right

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Speaker 15: like the aforementioned Candi zones there. If all these people

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Speaker 15: didn't have their own agendas there, then the overwhelming focus

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Speaker 15: on the actual merits's been done there has been that the

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Speaker 15: US military has again solidified itself as as again what

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Speaker 15: I said, which is the greatest fighting force in history

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Speaker 15: of mankind there, And it's not just the blowing the

690
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Speaker 15: enemies up there in this case, it is this the

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Speaker 15: overwhelming ethos of teamwork, unity and again leaving no man behind.

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Speaker 15: It's really really inspiring stuff. Frankly, this and the best

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Speaker 15: part of Al Rita is not just that the United States,

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Speaker 15: with our Israeli allies, we are handily defeating the audience

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Speaker 15: at this time. The best part is that missions like

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Speaker 15: this and affirming ethos like this of leaving man behind

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Speaker 15: there will only have the effect of incentivizing more good

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Speaker 15: young men in American heartland South Midwest from sea to

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Speaker 15: sign and sheet to sign up for the US military,

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Speaker 15: which is one of the foremost goals of Pete Heggs

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Speaker 15: sat the Secretary of War.

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Speaker 8: And then they are well on the way of doing that.

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Speaker 2: Now, Josh, before you go, the latest job data came

704
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Speaker 2: out in recent days and news was overwhelmingly good for

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Speaker 2: the US and much better than the markets were expecting. Josh.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, So, look, the economy has been going up and

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Speaker 15: down a little bit there, and the war is this,

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Speaker 15: and Gasny is sort of there, but this is an

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Speaker 15: excellent jobs for our number. There one thing that we

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Speaker 15: can save so far, Rita, It's now been just over

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Speaker 15: a year since so called Liberation Day at the Rose

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Speaker 15: Garden with Donald Trump's sweeping taris and from there we

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Speaker 15: can definitively say that the tariff pannikins and the tariff

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Speaker 15: Democrat haters there frankly just totally.

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Speaker 8: Botched this one. There.

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Speaker 15: You can quibble with tarrort policy, you can quibble with

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Speaker 15: the trade offs that are implicit that when it comes

718
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Speaker 15: to supply and demand production, consumption, et cetera. There these

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Speaker 15: are real value judgments, real tradeoffs there. Donald Trump definitely

720
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Speaker 15: has more of a mercantilist view when it comes to

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Speaker 15: the balance of trade.

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Speaker 1: Things like that.

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Speaker 15: There one Quinn can quibble. But the doomsday or those

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Speaker 15: said that Trump's terrorists which just totally crashed the economy

725
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Speaker 15: clearly have no idea what they're talking about there, because

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Speaker 15: the economy actually is doing justifying could be better, sure,

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Speaker 15: it could always better. Their inflation is still around two

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Speaker 15: and a half three percent, the Federal Reserve wants to

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Speaker 15: be close to two percent.

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Speaker 8: There.

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Speaker 15: Overall though, things are not nearly as bad as a

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Speaker 15: hater say. And bring us back to the ir on topic, reader,

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Speaker 15: what that could do is it could give Trump just

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Speaker 15: a little more leeway to do what he clearly clearly

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Speaker 15: wants to do, which is see this mission.

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Speaker 2: Through Josh Hamma. Thank you so much for your time.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, red appreciate coming up. All the royal and

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Speaker 2: entertainment news, including Meghan Markle's woes down under d D.

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Speaker 2: Dun Levy is coming up next. Welcome back. Joining me

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Speaker 2: now to discuss the latest royal and entertainment news is

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Speaker 2: Melbourne broadcasting legend d D. Dun Levy de Dy. Let's

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Speaker 2: start with Saturday Night Live, which once was enormously entertaining

743
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Speaker 2: and funny. Now this passes for comedy wishing for the

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Speaker 2: death of the US president.

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Speaker 10: President Trump attended the opening night of Chicago at the

746
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Speaker 10: Kennedy Center.

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Speaker 11: And I think that's cool that the president is going

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Speaker 11: to the theater.

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Speaker 1: I mean, what's the worst that could happen?

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Speaker 2: Did he? I'm not offended. I'm just bored. It's not funny.

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Speaker 2: I don't mind comedians being risque, being offensive. Just be funny.

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Speaker 2: I will accept any sort of line of comedy as

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Speaker 2: long as it makes me laugh.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's hard to be funny.

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Speaker 16: And of course, those who have studied history know that

756
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Speaker 16: in eighteen sixty five, Abraham Lincoln, that president at the time,

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Speaker 16: was shot in the head at the Ford Theater in Washington,

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Speaker 16: DC and he died the following morning. So that's not funny.

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Speaker 16: Donald Trump is a seventy nine year old man. There've

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Speaker 16: been two attempts on his life, one of which came

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Speaker 16: very close to hitting him in the head. That's not funny.

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Speaker 16: And yet these guys thought that it was okay. And

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Speaker 16: these jokes don't just get through. They're not just made

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Speaker 16: up on the spot. Somebody's written it, others have cackled

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Speaker 16: at it behind the scenes and approved it, and then

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Speaker 16: the audience being like a pack of hyaenas just with

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Speaker 16: absolute bloodlust. I found the whole thing rather offensive.

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Speaker 7: I am offended.

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Speaker 2: I'm boord, I'm bored. I just want them to be funny. Dude,

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Speaker 2: be funny. You're supposed to be comics. You have writers,

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Speaker 2: you have producers, you have whole teams for a one

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Speaker 2: hour weekly show. It got to be funny. Now, let's

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Speaker 2: talk about Tiger Woods. Footage has emerged of him shortly

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Speaker 2: before he was arrested for driving under the influence. Have

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Speaker 2: a look at this bodycam footage where Tiger claims he

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Speaker 2: was on the phone to the President.

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Speaker 7: Did you hang out down here with us?

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Speaker 2: Please?

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Speaker 1: All right?

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Speaker 12: Thank you?

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Speaker 8: So I'll just keep you down here with us, please.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I was stopping him the president.

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Speaker 2: Did he have a fan of Tiger Woods? But that

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Speaker 2: is just cringe. Even if he was talking to the president,

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Speaker 2: don't tell the police that. Don't try to influence them

786
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Speaker 2: by big noting your connection to the president. Do you

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Speaker 2: think he really actually did call the president in that

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Speaker 2: time of crisis instead of calling his manager or his

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Speaker 2: girlfriend or somebody else. Well, he might have already done

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Speaker 2: so I think he did, probably, but the police didn't

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Speaker 2: ask him who he was on the phone too, so

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Speaker 2: that makes it even more cringe. The thing that when

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Speaker 2: you watch that bodycam footage, the thing that concerned me

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Speaker 2: the most about it was when they found the pills

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Speaker 2: in his pocket. I'm not sure if we had need

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Speaker 2: to say allegedly because it's been reported that they were there.

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Speaker 7: His response was, Oh, they're nacos. Now. I don't know

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Speaker 7: if you talk like that. I certainly don't.

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Speaker 16: I'm not a drug taker, but that sounds like sort

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Speaker 16: of street drug addict talk.

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Speaker 8: I Suspectager is.

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Speaker 16: And the fact that he's had to him remove himself

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Speaker 16: to recover, I think he's a whole lot further gone

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Speaker 16: down that drug taking path than many people realized. So

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Speaker 16: the whole episode I think is really it's sad. It's sad,

806
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Speaker 16: and I don't feel sorry for him. He's made this

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Speaker 16: mess himself.

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Speaker 7: He's in this.

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Speaker 16: Pain because of previous accidents he's had while probably impaired.

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Speaker 16: But it is just sad to see a great hero,

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Speaker 16: great sports champion, reduced to what he's become.

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Speaker 2: He needs to have a woman and driver on staff,

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Speaker 2: just somebody who drives him around. I think we've had

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Speaker 2: enough incidents now that we don't need Tiger behind the

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Speaker 2: will anytime soon. Now, I mentioned Mobi earlier. There has

816
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Speaker 2: been musician who's called on his fans to boycott and

817
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Speaker 2: I quote the scumbag companies which support President Trump and

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Speaker 2: Ice Diddy. What do you make of Moby's activism and

819
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Speaker 2: call for action.

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Speaker 16: Well, he's a big lefty, we know that. And what

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Speaker 16: he's doing here is something that we see from a

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Speaker 16: lot of these lefty protesters is that they absolutely hate America.

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Speaker 16: So he issued this six point plan. He thinks he's

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Speaker 16: so powerful he can tell his supporters what to do.

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Speaker 7: But one of them was.

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Speaker 16: To boycott businesses that support Donald Trump or his agenda.

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Speaker 16: So he actually wants to see American businesses fail. Now,

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Speaker 16: where is the logic he's known for shooting his mouth off.

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Speaker 16: I think when Elon Musk took over what was Twitter

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Speaker 16: what is now, he vowed that he couldn't stand it

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Speaker 16: anymore and he was never going to use it again.

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Speaker 16: But he's still on there. So I think he's just

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Speaker 16: a big old bag of hot air. And I couldn't

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Speaker 16: even tell you one of his songs or when.

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Speaker 7: He last had a hit, so he's pretty irrelevant.

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Speaker 2: I think it's been about twenty years since he had

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Speaker 2: a hit, a big hit, so that's why I said

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00:45:20,560 --> 00:45:26,320
Speaker 2: has been these days he's posting messages telling his people

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Speaker 2: to boycott corporations and also just weird scare mongering saying

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Speaker 2: they're right to protest. Is going to be taken away. Now,

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Speaker 2: let's talk about Meghan Markle. It seems her upcoming wellness

842
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Speaker 2: retreat in Australia has hit a roadblock or two. There's

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Speaker 2: questions about the ticket sales. The promoter says tickets are

844
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Speaker 2: exhausted for the weekend event. However, Radar Online says that

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Speaker 2: tickets are very much available, with prices ranging from nineteen

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Speaker 2: hundred to twenty three hundred dollars. Australian The Daily Mail

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Speaker 2: has also reported that online trolls are set to try

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Speaker 2: their luck and gate crash the event, causing all sorts

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Speaker 2: of security concerns. Diddie, I don't know who would be

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Speaker 2: paying around two thousand dollars for this retreat. You could

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Speaker 2: not pay me to attend this. Imagine the type of

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Speaker 2: people are going to be there, or will be just

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Speaker 2: rooms full of drainers.

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Speaker 7: Oh that's a shame because I've hooked us a double

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Speaker 7: room reater. Oh no, let's go. No, wouldn't that be

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Speaker 7: just dreadful.

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Speaker 16: Look, this is all based on the discussion on Reddit

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Speaker 16: where somebody's husband apparently signed her up on the mailing

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Speaker 16: list for a joke, and she's been getting multiple emails

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Speaker 16: reminding her you haven't brought your tickets yet, and she said,

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Speaker 16: there's no way they're sold out if they're still persisting

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Speaker 16: in pestering me and trying to buy tickets, and this

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Speaker 16: idea that there are trolls who are going to.

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Speaker 7: Get in there and film.

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Speaker 16: Megan has raised security concerns, which some people are saying

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Speaker 16: is possibly an excuse that she can now.

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Speaker 7: Use that as because of the porte gets.

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Speaker 16: Howes, she can say, oh, there's security concerns, I'm going

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Speaker 16: to pull out, but I believe she will come.

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Speaker 7: Now when Jimma.

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Speaker 16: Gemmer O'Neill, who's Jackie O'Neill's Jackie Henderson, Jackie o's manager,

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Speaker 16: when she was talking about this, she alluded to the

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Speaker 16: fact that Meghan is not.

874
00:47:17,920 --> 00:47:20,160
Speaker 7: Being paid, that Meghan was appearing at this.

875
00:47:20,120 --> 00:47:23,879
Speaker 16: Thing as a favor to a mutual friend, a guy

876
00:47:23,920 --> 00:47:25,040
Speaker 16: called Marcus Anderson.

877
00:47:25,120 --> 00:47:26,040
Speaker 7: Now follow me here.

878
00:47:26,320 --> 00:47:30,160
Speaker 16: There's a hotel that's dusual opening Sydney called Soho House.

879
00:47:30,520 --> 00:47:33,920
Speaker 16: He's involved with that. He's a long term friend of Megan's.

880
00:47:33,960 --> 00:47:37,000
Speaker 16: So it makes sense that there's this link there. I

881
00:47:37,160 --> 00:47:40,279
Speaker 16: wonder whether she is coming to town to be part

882
00:47:40,280 --> 00:47:41,480
Speaker 16: of the opening.

883
00:47:41,080 --> 00:47:41,800
Speaker 7: Of the hotel.

884
00:47:41,960 --> 00:47:44,520
Speaker 16: Just a theory, because someone's got to be paying for

885
00:47:44,600 --> 00:47:45,359
Speaker 16: her to be here.

886
00:47:45,760 --> 00:47:47,320
Speaker 7: Yeah, she hasn't come here for nothing.

887
00:47:47,760 --> 00:47:51,839
Speaker 2: And you you are so cynic, called Dedie dunlee Vy.

888
00:47:52,120 --> 00:47:54,640
Speaker 2: You just refuse to believe that she's here out of

889
00:47:54,719 --> 00:47:57,240
Speaker 2: the goodness of her heart as a favor to a friend.

890
00:47:57,680 --> 00:48:02,160
Speaker 2: Of course, it is possible. It is a possible. Before

891
00:48:02,200 --> 00:48:07,480
Speaker 2: you go the family of Virginia Jiuffrey, she is one

892
00:48:07,520 --> 00:48:12,120
Speaker 2: of the accusers against Jeffrey Epstein and Prince the Man

893
00:48:12,320 --> 00:48:16,080
Speaker 2: formerly known as Prince Andrew Well. The family of Virginia

894
00:48:16,160 --> 00:48:20,440
Speaker 2: Jeufrey have urged King Charles to meet with survivors during

895
00:48:20,480 --> 00:48:23,560
Speaker 2: his visit to the United States later this month. In

896
00:48:23,600 --> 00:48:28,320
Speaker 2: a statement released, Sky and Amanda Roberts said, we strongly

897
00:48:28,520 --> 00:48:31,640
Speaker 2: urge King Charles to meet with us and survivors and

898
00:48:31,760 --> 00:48:34,520
Speaker 2: hear what we have to say. We are thankful to

899
00:48:34,640 --> 00:48:38,800
Speaker 2: him for heeding our sister's allegations against Andrew Badden Windsor

900
00:48:39,280 --> 00:48:42,520
Speaker 2: and for his decisive action in stripping his brother from

901
00:48:42,560 --> 00:48:47,480
Speaker 2: his position as a prince DIDDI. King Charles is going

902
00:48:47,560 --> 00:48:50,279
Speaker 2: to have to deal with the fallout of this scandal,

903
00:48:51,040 --> 00:48:52,720
Speaker 2: possibly for the rest of his reign.

904
00:48:53,800 --> 00:48:55,719
Speaker 16: Yeah, and I don't know that there's much he can

905
00:48:55,760 --> 00:48:59,280
Speaker 16: do at this point. To my eyes, he's done everything

906
00:48:59,320 --> 00:49:03,160
Speaker 16: that he possibly can within his power. He's stripped Andrew

907
00:49:03,200 --> 00:49:05,359
Speaker 16: of any royal titles and any honors.

908
00:49:05,040 --> 00:49:05,480
Speaker 7: That he had.

909
00:49:05,560 --> 00:49:09,840
Speaker 16: He's kicked him out, He's basically removed him from the

910
00:49:09,920 --> 00:49:14,440
Speaker 16: site of pretty much anyone. Look. I understand the victims

911
00:49:14,480 --> 00:49:17,400
Speaker 16: wanting more attention, wanting to speak to Charles, because I

912
00:49:17,400 --> 00:49:20,200
Speaker 16: don't know whether they have faith that Andrew will be

913
00:49:20,200 --> 00:49:24,040
Speaker 16: held accountable. I certainly hope that he will be, and

914
00:49:24,200 --> 00:49:28,320
Speaker 16: the Palace has said that Charles can't really do anything

915
00:49:28,400 --> 00:49:31,640
Speaker 16: more at the moment while there is a police investigation.

916
00:49:31,160 --> 00:49:32,960
Speaker 7: Underway, so he's sort of hamstrung.

917
00:49:33,200 --> 00:49:37,320
Speaker 16: And Prince Charles I sorry, King Charles and Prince William

918
00:49:37,360 --> 00:49:42,400
Speaker 16: and Princess Catherine. They've all publicly acknowledged the allegations against Andrew,

919
00:49:42,440 --> 00:49:44,520
Speaker 16: and I think, unfortunately that's as much as they can

920
00:49:44,560 --> 00:49:46,839
Speaker 16: do at this point, which I understand must be frustrating

921
00:49:47,120 --> 00:49:50,040
Speaker 16: for the victims' families, but that's the way it has

922
00:49:50,040 --> 00:49:50,800
Speaker 16: to be at the moment.

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Speaker 2: Dennie dun Levy, thank you so much for your time tonight,

924
00:49:55,480 --> 00:49:58,560
Speaker 2: and that's all the time we have. Don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 2: Nears Night is coming up next