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Speaker 1: Yes, we've seen all sorts of great things happening at
Speaker 1: the two Conservative conferences ARC over in London, Seapack. They're
Speaker 1: happening right now in Washington, DC. Lots of humorous comments.
Speaker 1: We'll be talking about those later in the show, and
Speaker 1: of course we'll be crossing to Warren Mundine and Army
Speaker 1: Horowitz who are both over there at the moment. What's
Speaker 1: coming up on the show, But let's kick off with
Speaker 1: the latest Outsiders news. So apparently James and read to
Speaker 1: their Chinese warships firing guns off the coast of Australia.
Speaker 3: What's going on, James, Well, this is absolutely disgraceful. So
Speaker 3: we have had in the last week, we had those
Speaker 3: warships three Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy ships off the
Speaker 3: coast of New South Wales in international waters.
Speaker 4: But only just and.
Speaker 3: Then we have we've had not one, now but two
Speaker 3: incidents of these ships out in the Tasman Sea conducting
Speaker 3: without barely any notice at all, live fire exercises. Flights
Speaker 3: have had to be diverted. Now here's the really disgraceful
Speaker 3: thing about this. While China is essentially drawing a noose
Speaker 3: around the Australian continent because it's been doing this for
Speaker 3: a long time with its surveillance activities and other things
Speaker 3: like that, the Albanesi government and Anthony Albanzi himself is
Speaker 3: basically saying, hey, look, we should not make such a
Speaker 3: big deal about this. I'm the very handsome boy who
Speaker 3: got us to be able to sell our wine and
Speaker 3: lobster in China.
Speaker 4: Have a look at this.
Speaker 3: The Foreign Minister has spoken to the Foreign Minister.
Speaker 5: There's this escalation from China, warranty strong defense response from
Speaker 5: Australia Prime Minister.
Speaker 1: Well, I've answered the respect I have answered the questions.
Speaker 3: And there I mean, here's the thing Anthony ALBINIZI deals
Speaker 3: with these media press conferences like a sovereign citizen who's
Speaker 3: just been stopped for.
Speaker 4: A traffic offense. You know, he's going about that friendly
Speaker 4: to the media.
Speaker 3: But you know it's so such a turn because everybody
Speaker 3: needs to remember back in twenty twenty two when he
Speaker 3: was running for Prime minister and the Solomon Islands signed
Speaker 3: a defense deal with the Solomon Islands in China. Well,
Speaker 3: Albanzi called that a major foreign policy failure.
Speaker 4: And yet now well.
Speaker 3: I think this this Prime minister is also a major
Speaker 3: foreign policy failure. And it's not enough to just say, oh, well,
Speaker 3: you know, hey, we're selling them stuff.
Speaker 1: What's the problem?
Speaker 6: Read oh god, Richard Miles saying we have to remain calm.
Speaker 6: Sendi ministers are describing this as just merely unusual. The
Speaker 6: way that kawtow into China is a worry. Now understand,
Speaker 6: obviously we have economic relationships to protect.
Speaker 7: They are very aggressive, but we.
Speaker 6: Cannot just lay down like this. We're diverting commercial jets.
Speaker 6: We are here. They're giving us no notice. They're just
Speaker 6: off the Australians. Yes, they're in international waters, but they
Speaker 6: are frighteningly close to the Australian coast.
Speaker 7: Why are they conducting these exercises.
Speaker 1: Here just sending us a message and.
Speaker 7: We're sending back. Is okay, whatever you like, so long as.
Speaker 3: We can keep selling you lobsters and wine, which is
Speaker 3: the real distrace. Peter Jennings in The Australian had a
Speaker 3: phenomenal piece yesterday in The Australian breaking down what's been
Speaker 3: going on. It's not just these ships. Chinese surveillance ships
Speaker 3: have been parked off of our sensitive installations harvesting information.
Speaker 3: They are getting geotechnical data, seabed data, current data, coastal data.
Speaker 3: All of this is designed to if they ever want
Speaker 3: to essentially inflict an air and sea blockade of Australia.
Speaker 3: If they ever wanted to, they could do it. And
Speaker 3: the alban Easy government, there's a lot of things you
Speaker 3: can do to calibrate a response to this and say no,
Speaker 3: you know what, we are not going to take this
Speaker 3: and we are going to make life difficult. We're going
Speaker 3: to go out on our own maneuvers and show that
Speaker 3: we are not scared off by you. And yet no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: here have another creative lobsters, Well maybe they could have
Speaker 3: some of our ships.
Speaker 1: Do we have any we don't have any. We don't
Speaker 1: have If you go out to the north of Darwin,
Speaker 1: up there in the Torres Strait, you will see there's
Speaker 1: one little kind of partner. There's a fishing boat and
Speaker 1: I think that's the full Australian name. But I here's
Speaker 1: some advice for the Chinese, who are obviously monitoring this,
Speaker 1: and you know they've got all the equipment. They're probably
Speaker 1: huge outsiders fans and they're watching. Here's the tip. Have
Speaker 1: some fire if you want some shooting practice, aim at
Speaker 1: some of those windmills that you've built half Port Stevens
Speaker 1: and places. Take a few of those out. That'll be
Speaker 1: doing us all a big favor. But the Chinese don't
Speaker 1: need to, James invade us. We're busy deindustrializing ourselves. We're
Speaker 1: busy destroying our own economy. We're busy pandering to the
Speaker 1: Chinese and every possible way by getting to build these
Speaker 1: hideous solar farms and wind factories all across our nation
Speaker 1: while we destroy our coal industry. We've destroyed that oh
Speaker 1: green hydrogen. Yeah, yeah, that was a great fantasy the Chinese.
Speaker 1: Apart from sitting there having a bit of a fire
Speaker 1: practice off the coast must be laughing themselves silly at
Speaker 1: austral Rowan.
Speaker 3: You know what you need to remember, and I think
Speaker 3: you started to touch on this here. Every single environmental
Speaker 3: green policy that Australia has is simply a wealth transfer
Speaker 3: mechanism to China. So all of the electric car policies
Speaker 3: that is all about saying, hey, we're going to bring
Speaker 3: in all these electric vehicles from China.
Speaker 4: Our money goes over there.
Speaker 3: All of the solar panels, those are ninety five percent
Speaker 3: they are built in China, A lot of the a
Speaker 3: lot of the wind stuff built in solar. At the
Speaker 3: same time, we have run down our manufacturing to the
Speaker 3: point now where I think manufacturing makes up five percent
Speaker 3: of the Australian GDP world what's around fifteen or twenty.
Speaker 3: We have de industrialized on a German scale and we
Speaker 3: are lucky that the full consequences have not bid us.
Speaker 3: They are biting us now and as we go into
Speaker 3: this next election here as labor and frankly the coalition
Speaker 3: now are both probleising to spray massive amounts of money around.
Speaker 3: You've got the NDIS, which is going to be you know,
Speaker 3: this cement block on a chain tied to the economy forever.
Speaker 3: Unless we do something serious to weed out the hundreds
Speaker 3: of millions of dollars waste and rots is going on
Speaker 3: there and everybody knows about that stuff. We are going
Speaker 3: to become a demoishrably poorer nation. Our living standards have
Speaker 3: been going backwards. Albanese can crowl about this point two
Speaker 3: five percent rape cut that he bullied the RBA into
Speaker 3: giving what the RBA has said, Hey, we're not going
Speaker 3: to go any further on that, but you know what,
Speaker 3: our living standards have gone backwards for the past two
Speaker 3: years under this government, while the share of the government
Speaker 3: has gotten bigger and bigger and bigger.
Speaker 4: And it needs to study.
Speaker 1: The best thing of jobs creating jobs at all. Those
Speaker 1: jobs are in the waste public public sector, not in
Speaker 1: the private sector. Have a listen here to Donald Trump
Speaker 1: speaking at Seapack about what he's doing about the public sector.
Speaker 1: Have to listen.
Speaker 8: Freudsters, liars, cheers, globalists and deep state bureaucrats are being
Speaker 8: sent packing. The illegal alien criminals are being said, Tom,
Speaker 8: We're draining the swamp and we're restoring government.
Speaker 9: By the people for the people.
Speaker 8: For years, Washington, whi's controlled by a sinister group of
Speaker 8: radical left Marxists, warmongers, and corrupt special interests who drained
Speaker 8: our wealth, attacked our liberties, obliterated our borders, and sucked
Speaker 8: our country dry.
Speaker 4: Not any longer, Not any longer.
Speaker 1: And that's what we need to hear in this country.
Speaker 1: Not any longer. Our colleague Andrew Clenell is tipping an
Speaker 1: election on April fifth, coming up. We shall see. But
Speaker 1: if it is, can we please use the opportunity to
Speaker 1: get rid of what Donald Trump describes as fraudster's, marsters
Speaker 1: and all the other clowns that currently run our government.
Speaker 1: We have the same problems here. The deep state in
Speaker 1: Canberra is a wasteful exercise. You can fire half of
Speaker 1: them tomorrow and it would make no difference. Angus Taylor
Speaker 1: has committed to firing thirty six thousand public servants.
Speaker 10: Good.
Speaker 1: That's the mob that Albanezi has bred. But we've got
Speaker 1: to go much much further. We've got to restore investment
Speaker 1: and industry to this country. We've got to bring that
Speaker 1: money back in three trillion dollars. Donald Trump has got
Speaker 1: going into the States. Where's our money?
Speaker 6: Rita, are you overestimate the caliber and courage of our politicians.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry if you are being.
Speaker 6: Downer, but I just don't think even if you have
Speaker 6: a coalition government come in. Of course some of that
Speaker 6: waste will be addressed, but I think it will be
Speaker 6: a fraction of what's actually happening because we just sadly
Speaker 6: do not have the politicians have got the courage to
Speaker 6: tackle the bureaucracy. And it's the bureaucracy who often run
Speaker 6: the show regardless of who's in power. And you only
Speaker 6: have to look at the ABC. Do you think that
Speaker 6: Donald Trump would be putting a billion dollars plus into
Speaker 6: the ABC to just churn out leftist active as.
Speaker 1: Co to canceled that canceled ban.
Speaker 6: But the Coalition aren't even contemplating it because they are
Speaker 6: terrified of backlash flash from people who will never vote
Speaker 6: for them in the first place.
Speaker 1: Exactly, James, I want to ask you about, you know,
Speaker 1: talking about fraudsters and grifters and all the rest of
Speaker 1: our government. The Labor Party have been out there in
Speaker 1: Western Sydney touting for trying to rustle up as many
Speaker 1: votes as they can, and they've hit upon this extraordinary
Speaker 1: scheme of getting as many new citizens. Tony blurk. This
Speaker 1: scheme is just it's driven everybody mad and Sydney this
Speaker 1: last few days. We'll be talking to Frank Carbone about
Speaker 1: that shortly. But James, your thoughts, well, this is just.
Speaker 3: A disgrace and I'll tell you something else. You know,
Speaker 3: this is devaluing citizenship in this country and it's an
Speaker 3: insult to everybody who's going through the process to have
Speaker 3: their citizenship and they're committed to this country. Politicized like
Speaker 3: this by this government, you know, turning on the citizenship
Speaker 3: printing machine just admitted them all out, you know before
Speaker 3: and say oh, by the way, here's your ALP sign
Speaker 3: of forum and you know, here's a voter registration. You know,
Speaker 3: don't forget who rushed that through for you. I mean
Speaker 3: that's a disgrace too. But again history matters with this mob.
Speaker 3: History matters with this Bob. Remember the first thing that
Speaker 3: this government did, one of the first things when they
Speaker 3: came into power, was to say, hey, we don't do
Speaker 3: citizenship ceremonies on Australia anymore. We don't have to do
Speaker 3: that anymore. Councils have a choice, and they're trying to
Speaker 3: delink you know, citizenship from Australia and all of that,
Speaker 3: and suddenly they're playing politics there and they're playing politics
Speaker 3: with it again, and it all comes down to this
Speaker 3: incredible ethnic politics that we have been seeing. It's been
Speaker 3: playing out since October seventh. It's trying to get these
Speaker 3: western Sydney seats with a big Muslim population on board
Speaker 3: with them when they're under threat from Muslim votes and
Speaker 3: a lot of other independence And we'll talk to Frank
Speaker 3: Carbon about that a bit later on, but it is
Speaker 3: just disgraceful what they're doing Rita.
Speaker 6: Well, it is they're basically fast tracking what around thirteen
Speaker 6: thousand and when you look at some of those seats,
Speaker 6: in the margins that the seats could be.
Speaker 4: It shows they're scared.
Speaker 6: I can see why it's been cool a vote buying
Speaker 6: on an industrialal, but the coalition are.
Speaker 7: Not powerless here.
Speaker 6: We saw in the States, despite the fact that Trump
Speaker 6: is hard line pro Israel, he won a lot of
Speaker 6: the Muslim vote, a lot of the Muslim Muslim vote,
Speaker 6: and he did it, and he certainly won a lot
Speaker 6: of the Hispanic vote, a lot of Asian, a lot
Speaker 6: of different ethnicities. He didn't think that just because they
Speaker 6: have traditionally voted Democrat, they wouldn't support him, and the
Speaker 6: way he reached them was through these so called cultural issues,
Speaker 6: which are not trivial issues. There are issues about values,
Speaker 6: and new migrants to Australia almost always are socially conservative.
Speaker 6: It's something the Liberal Nationals completely disregard, and their refusal
Speaker 6: again to have the courage to lean into some of
Speaker 6: these fights means they lose those votes. Because those people
Speaker 6: care about what their children are taught at school, they
Speaker 6: care about what the culture is shoving down their kid's throat,
Speaker 6: and they would consider vote for the coalition if the
Speaker 6: coalition gave them a reason to vote for.
Speaker 1: Them, absolutely, And instead they've got Tony Burke. They're glad
Speaker 1: handing them, as you said, out there, greeting them all
Speaker 1: than in a couple of weeks time there it'll be
Speaker 1: the election will be Oh that's that bloke, I recognize him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: tick awhere you go. It's an absolute scam. It's an
Speaker 1: absolute disgrace. But no surprises there from the Labor Party.
Speaker 1: You have nothing else to offer. Big Medicare. They're going
Speaker 1: to pour more money into medicare. What a joke. I mean,
Speaker 1: we're heading the way of the NHS.
Speaker 11: In Britain, which is an absolute a lot of the
Speaker 11: absolute shambles. But let's talk about probably the most disturbing
Speaker 11: and disgusting thing I have seen in my lifetime was.
Speaker 1: The display by the evil, grotesque monsters of Hamas over
Speaker 1: the past few days, parading dead babies and parading the
Speaker 1: bodies of people who weren't the dead person. Absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 1: We'll be chatting to Quanta Armored later in the show.
Speaker 1: Is there any depth to the depravity of these monsters
Speaker 1: of her mass? And how on earth the Australian government
Speaker 1: can be bringing three thousand gardens into this country is
Speaker 1: utterly beyond me. I find despicable. We are bringing evil,
Speaker 1: potentially a society that has been had been brought under
Speaker 1: Hamas and anwar including and we're educated in evil, educated
Speaker 1: in anti Semitism, and we're bringing people from there. It
Speaker 1: just appalls me.
Speaker 3: James, well, Robert, it's appaused me too, and these scenes
Speaker 3: that we have seen out of Gaza, and shame also
Speaker 3: on the Red Cross for going and letting themselves be
Speaker 3: used to sit on the stage while they parade these
Speaker 3: hostages for one last time to be jeered out and
Speaker 3: terrorized by the Harmas crowd and legitimize these people.
Speaker 4: I think that is just disgraceful.
Speaker 3: I have been shown so sick, and not just by
Speaker 3: the Beavis children and all of that horror, but just
Speaker 3: the display of these houses. They come out, they bring
Speaker 3: them out, they make them say things, they terrorize it.
Speaker 3: And the crowds, the same crowds that on October seventh
Speaker 3: were cheering and beating them with sticks and everything else
Speaker 3: when they were.
Speaker 4: Bringing them in, and they involved and.
Speaker 3: You know, and you know, I have been to southern Israel.
Speaker 3: I have been to the kibbutzes where these people came
Speaker 3: in and committed horedous murders and rapes and all sorts
Speaker 3: of other crimes. The thing you need to know about
Speaker 3: this here is that these people down in southern Israel
Speaker 3: were so committed to peace, and they dealt with the Gosins,
Speaker 3: and they brought them in and they took them to
Speaker 3: medical appointments in Israel, and they did so much to help.
Speaker 3: And these Gosins were collecting intelligence that was used on
Speaker 3: October seventh and after the and after the frences were
Speaker 3: breached by Hamas on October seventh, freelancers came in to
Speaker 3: take and do what they could. I'm sorry, I just
Speaker 3: when you look at Hamas society, it's like you can't
Speaker 3: sell them separate Hamas from the civilians.
Speaker 4: It's just how at akrplices.
Speaker 1: Those accomplices include Anwah and we have not heard from
Speaker 1: the Teals or Penny any apology at all. That Australian,
Speaker 1: your taxpayers money, your money was going to help fund
Speaker 1: these monsters thanks to Penny Wong, Labor and the Teals.
Speaker 1: Remember that when you're voting RITA.
Speaker 7: Yes the scenes.
Speaker 6: Even in the last twenty four hours that the last
Speaker 6: hostages living hostages have been released, including a man who's
Speaker 6: been held by her Mass in Gaza for ten years.
Speaker 6: This poor man is has some mental issues and he
Speaker 6: went into Gaza. He sort of wandered in there a
Speaker 6: decade ago and they took him hostage. You can see
Speaker 6: there's missing a finger. He looks utterly haunted. And this
Speaker 6: is the display with his release today. So all those
Speaker 6: people who condemn Israel as some sort of white supremacist
Speaker 6: colonialist project that is promoting apartheid and all the crazy
Speaker 6: crap you hear from universities down, this is who you're defending.
Speaker 6: I mean that poor man, God knows what is endured
Speaker 6: for the last decade, and it's just seeckening to think
Speaker 6: that we've still got people within our government, these deluded
Speaker 6: fools who think a two state solution is possible.
Speaker 7: Wish that and how's that going to work?
Speaker 6: I would love these people to articulate how we can
Speaker 6: have two state solution with what we're seeing there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the same idiots want to bring gardens into this country.
Speaker 1: They should hang their heads in shame. Let's go over
Speaker 1: to the States. Now to army. Who's there at sea
Speaker 1: pack Army, Horo, It's great to see you as always.
Speaker 1: We'll get into seapack in a second. It looks like
Speaker 1: they're packing up seapack behind you. One of the last
Speaker 1: ones there, last man standing. Would be great to see you,
Speaker 1: But apparently you'm O Higgins. That's the one apparently. Tell
Speaker 1: us about seatback in a second. But also I gather
Speaker 1: you've had some pretty unpleasant experiences in Washington, d c.
Speaker 1: Regarding anti Semitism.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's quite rather frankly, it's quite unfortunate. There's been
Speaker 12: a very small but vocal group of any Semitic white
Speaker 12: supremacists were here and they have felt somewhat embolded. Last night,
Speaker 12: I had a Shabbat dinner. A couple hundred people are
Speaker 12: coming out of his dinner, and this group of people
Speaker 12: came up to us and started.
Speaker 9: Saying, Hyle Hitler, Hyle Hitler.
Speaker 12: And then just just today I was standing in line
Speaker 12: to check out the hotel and there was a group
Speaker 12: of you know, two young men and a woman and
Speaker 12: they're talking about the quote unquote quite dinner that they.
Speaker 9: Had last night.
Speaker 12: And then I asked them some questions about it. They
Speaker 12: start screaming, you.
Speaker 9: Know, white power, white power. Yeah, look, it's it's.
Speaker 12: An ugly, very small but we have to admit what exists.
Speaker 12: A very small minority people were here. I have these
Speaker 12: super very ugly viewpoints and they simply have to be discredited.
Speaker 9: So it's quite unfortunate. But part of the way, how
Speaker 9: do we live in Tommy?
Speaker 1: Well, what's being done about it? Tommie? Do you know?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I mean, look, it doesn't help when you have something
Speaker 12: like Steve Bannon on stage and looking what as opposed
Speaker 12: to what happened with with Elon Musk, which clearly was
Speaker 12: not a Hitler salute. And I think that was the
Speaker 12: fake news, trying to make something out of nothing.
Speaker 9: This is something I don't know. I don't know what
Speaker 9: that was.
Speaker 12: I looked at it, you know, ten different angles, and
Speaker 12: I always trying to get people the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 9: I think Steve Battant is not a great guy. I
Speaker 9: think when you have that kind of things on stage.
Speaker 12: I think it leads to people feeling like they have
Speaker 12: a license to behave.
Speaker 10: In that way.
Speaker 1: And tell us about Donald Trump's speech.
Speaker 12: I mean, the Trump was vintage Donald Trump, right. He
Speaker 12: just feels so comfortable on stage. You really take ownership
Speaker 12: of that stage. And of course he went through all
Speaker 12: of his highlights, and there's been a lot of highlights
Speaker 12: this first month, and he went through all of them.
Speaker 12: He was talking about the cost cutting, he was talking
Speaker 12: about immigration, he was talking about taking DEI out of government,
Speaker 12: and people here were all about it, obviously. And I
Speaker 12: think that what he has done, which has been incredible,
Speaker 12: is there's been there's a clear ideological split in the
Speaker 12: Republican Party right there is I don't know what percentage is,
Speaker 12: let's call it half of the people who are becoming
Speaker 12: more and more isolationist. They want America out of the world,
Speaker 12: and there's the other half that's more traditional Republican viewpoints
Speaker 12: on the world. There's a split clearly ideologically at Seapack
Speaker 12: and in the Republican Party. What Trump has been able
Speaker 12: to do is get both sides of them lined up
Speaker 12: behind Him's incredible. Usually you see a candidate from one
Speaker 12: of those two sides and they have the support of
Speaker 12: one of those sides. He has been able to straddle
Speaker 12: that line in a way where everybody has gotten behind
Speaker 12: him a support of It's incredible.
Speaker 9: This speaks another example of it.
Speaker 6: Well, it's been four weeks of just shock and awe.
Speaker 6: I was like Christmas every day. I'm getting quite tired
Speaker 6: of it. But one of the enduring scenes from Seapac
Speaker 6: I don't know if you were in the crowd that night,
Speaker 6: was Argentinian President Jave Milay handing a chainsaw to Elon Musk.
Speaker 6: I mean sort of the scenes we are seeing out
Speaker 6: of this event are quite astonishing.
Speaker 7: Tell me about the mood there.
Speaker 6: And Elon Musk's role so far in the Trump administration.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Milai is my spirit animal, no question that guy.
Speaker 12: And he's done what's necessary right. He has arrested this
Speaker 12: out of control inflation in Argentina, and I he clearly
Speaker 12: has taken the Trump doctrine to the Southern hemisphere. I
Speaker 12: think it's great. I think he's become a rock star
Speaker 12: here in Seapack and the Republican Party in general. And
Speaker 12: I think similar to him is I think it was
Speaker 12: a great you know, it was a great handoff of
Speaker 12: that chainsaw. I think people view Elon Musk in the
Speaker 12: same way. This guy is going in there, he is
Speaker 12: pulling up his sleeves, he's taking his crew in there.
Speaker 12: They're getting into the numbers, and they are cutting.
Speaker 9: Costs, real numbers.
Speaker 12: We're talking a few million dollars here, talking about fifty
Speaker 12: five billion dollars so far, fifty five billion dollars here,
Speaker 12: fifty five billion dollars here, almost like you're talking in
Speaker 12: real money, right.
Speaker 9: I think this is.
Speaker 12: It's about time, no question, it's about time. I think
Speaker 12: it's great. I think people behind him see Elon Musk
Speaker 12: as the rock star.
Speaker 9: That he really is.
Speaker 1: James.
Speaker 3: And you know, with this Doze thing, one of the
Speaker 3: things I'm most intrigued about is this idea of a
Speaker 3: Doze dividend where American taxpayers will get a cut of
Speaker 3: the savings tell us about that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's an interesting concept saying, hey, you know what
Speaker 12: we're gonna We'll cut some check to you guys, send
Speaker 12: money to you guys. Look, I don't want to I
Speaker 12: don't want to rain on that parade. I mean, it's
Speaker 12: a it's a cute idea. I think it could be helpful.
Speaker 12: It doesn't add up to a whole lot of money. Look,
Speaker 12: I'm I'm an inflation hawk.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 9: I don't want to bring this party down.
Speaker 12: But look I'm not I'm not all about sending money
Speaker 12: out to people who can spend more money driving up
Speaker 12: prices again. I think we can use that money to
Speaker 12: cut our deficit. I think we use that money, uh,
Speaker 12: to cut the impty our interest rate payments. I may
Speaker 12: buy back some bonds. I think there are other uses
Speaker 12: that money. But look, at the end of the day,
Speaker 12: people are hurting, there's no question about it. And if
Speaker 12: they can use five hundred dollars a thousand dollars, I'm
Speaker 12: not sure what'll come out to per person, but it's
Speaker 12: not nothing, you know, it doesn't hurt for sure. I
Speaker 12: think the American people who could use the money, I
Speaker 12: personally would use that. When he put that back cut
Speaker 12: our debt and continue cutting our spending.
Speaker 1: I think I agree with you there, Army, but I
Speaker 1: wasn't amused by one of the I think it was
Speaker 1: a CNN reporter or one of the left wing reporters
Speaker 1: on one of the shows saying, what's five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars back? How would it help it? With
Speaker 1: which I thought was showed the elitest statitude of the
Speaker 1: of the of the left. But quickly before we go
Speaker 1: Army Ukraine Russia. So obviously that's been the big topic
Speaker 1: of the week. What was the mood or the arguments
Speaker 1: at sea pack regarding Ukraine Russia?
Speaker 12: I mean that's the most I mean, if you, if you,
Speaker 12: if you, if you, and I had and I did,
Speaker 12: if you kind of stand around people's tables, listen their conversations,
Speaker 12: clearly a topic of conversation, and I think again it
Speaker 12: highlights a split we've seen the Republican Party.
Speaker 9: I think there are a lot of people.
Speaker 12: I think we all most people here, including myself, uh
Speaker 12: we we we want to see this war come to it.
Speaker 12: And I think that we're pretty much everyone here is
Speaker 12: an agreement.
Speaker 9: Three years is too long to have this.
Speaker 12: Meat grinder of a war, destroy two economies, destroyed two people,
Speaker 12: take away the youth from from from from both these countries.
Speaker 12: At the same time, I think there is this split
Speaker 12: between whether or not we should cut off Ukraine completely
Speaker 12: or whether or not we should support them but support
Speaker 12: them within a certain limits, which I certainly fall on
Speaker 12: that cap. I think the Ukraine War has done a
Speaker 12: number of things right. I think that has degraded the
Speaker 12: Russian economy is degraded, the Russian army has taken a
Speaker 12: geopolitical foe one of ours are probably our second greatest
Speaker 12: geopilical foe off.
Speaker 9: The map really for maybe a generation.
Speaker 12: And even more important, I think it's made China look
Speaker 12: very closely at Taiwan and saying, if.
Speaker 9: The US is willing to do this for Ukraine, who doesn't.
Speaker 12: We don't have as large of an interest in Ukraine
Speaker 12: as we do in Taiwan. What would the US the
Speaker 12: Europeans do if we invaded Taiwan. I think that is
Speaker 12: super essential in terms of the geopolitical map and where
Speaker 12: we move next. And also, maybe even equally importantly, we
Speaker 12: have taught the Europeans that they need to be able
Speaker 12: to step up and pay for their.
Speaker 9: Own self defense.
Speaker 12: I think they've been getting a free ride from US
Speaker 12: for too long. I think this has been one of
Speaker 12: Trump's foreign policy planks that he was able to get
Speaker 12: them in the last time to pay their two percent
Speaker 12: defense funding.
Speaker 9: So I think it was a great lesson for.
Speaker 12: The European saying you care, Relius, you've got to pay
Speaker 12: up on your own.
Speaker 1: Last and army. You're right to point to China, and
Speaker 1: you're probably not aware or you might be that right now,
Speaker 1: off the coast of New South Wales. I know you
Speaker 1: know Sydney and New South Wales. Well, right off the
Speaker 1: coast of New South Wales there are Chinese ships firing
Speaker 1: live ammunition causing our aeroplanes to have to redivert themselves.
Speaker 1: They're having more exercises off the coast of New South Wales.
Speaker 1: I think you're absolutely one hundred percent right to draw
Speaker 1: attention it all all eyes need to be focused back
Speaker 1: on the threat that is China. I mean, Hero, it's
Speaker 1: great to chat to you as always, We'll chat again
Speaker 1: soon after the break Rita's reality check. Lots more happening
Speaker 1: here on Outsiders Don't Go Away.
Speaker 6: You're watching Outsiders with your host Rowan bulk Bill Das
Speaker 6: mind the gap Morrow and I'm reader panehy and I'm
Speaker 6: already sick of airbus elbows, mad spenderth On and the
Speaker 6: election hasn't even been called yet.
Speaker 7: Anthony Albaniza clearly thinks.
Speaker 6: Voters can be bought off with their own money, and
Speaker 6: that during a cost of living crisis we have somehow
Speaker 6: forgotten about his last lot of election promises, including his
Speaker 6: solemn pledged at COT soaring energy costs. I want to
Speaker 6: have your energy costs come down in the past three years.
Speaker 7: I didn't think so.
Speaker 6: But unencumbered by any sense of responsibility or economic literacy,
Speaker 6: the Prime Minister decided it was a good use of
Speaker 6: his time to be interviewed by some far left simple
Speaker 6: control who's virulently anti Israel, anti Australia and a total
Speaker 6: hysteric to boot. Yes, the PM sat down with this
Speaker 6: woman for ninety minutes.
Speaker 13: If you're a woman in Australia and you think the
Speaker 13: US selection doesn't affect us, just know they now have
Speaker 13: permission to be outwardly sexist and support a rapist.
Speaker 7: Just know that in your no, but they now have permission.
Speaker 13: They now think they are the majority and they're so
Speaker 13: uneducated they think that because they're the majority, they are right.
Speaker 10: They now have permission to be racist, transphobic.
Speaker 14: They'vemissioned to laugh about her reproductive health and a reproductive freedom.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yes, and sat down.
Speaker 6: Yes Yes, The PEM sat down for an interview with
Speaker 6: a woman who's so unhinged with extreme left wackery that
Speaker 6: she thinks Australia Day is a celebration of genocide. Her
Speaker 6: views are so extreme and intolerant that she has unfollowed
Speaker 6: friends who have any sort of gathering or.
Speaker 7: Party on Australia Day, even if they call the day
Speaker 7: Invasion Day.
Speaker 6: Anthony albad Easy decided that was the person he wanted
Speaker 6: to do an in depth interview with the person who
Speaker 6: brings dangerously dumb lefties content like this. Here is Abby
Speaker 6: Chatfield with Bassim Yusef blaming Israel for her master's barbaris.
Speaker 15: For every one a person you kill, you create more
Speaker 15: hammers fighters. Those hammer fighters that you claim that you're killing,
Speaker 15: don't they have family? They want to avenge them. Right,
Speaker 15: So the whole idea of like, oh, let's erratic terrorism
Speaker 15: is not like a ghost, is not like these are people?
Speaker 15: And before saying that like calling them terrorists. You look
Speaker 15: at the daily condition that you've put in like this
Speaker 15: is like the biggest open air not prison because you
Speaker 15: go to prison if you did something wrong. This is
Speaker 15: the biggest open air concentration camp.
Speaker 10: In the world.
Speaker 15: And it's like it's not an incompletion. Yes, because the
Speaker 15: world have never seen anything like this, and the fact
Speaker 15: that this has been happening they day in, day out
Speaker 15: in nineteen sixty seven concentration camp.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 6: And why someone think of the hamas terrorists? Their people
Speaker 6: too with families. Lord, that's the pill informed trash that
Speaker 6: are dumbest young Australians are being exposed to. And that's
Speaker 6: the mob that Anthony Albanez has prioritize. They're the voters
Speaker 6: he wants to convince. Does he think anyone who listens
Speaker 6: to that crap is giving their preference or their vote
Speaker 6: to the coalition? So why pandas to the Malbo who
Speaker 6: is advising you, Prime Minister, you speak about wanting to
Speaker 6: avoid division, but you then try to normalize extreme views
Speaker 6: from someone who says young liberal voters have zero empathy
Speaker 6: and who looks forward to those voting for the Liberals
Speaker 6: to die out to literally die out.
Speaker 7: I wish I was kidding.
Speaker 13: We spoke to Adam Bandt today on the radio show
Speaker 13: Thank You.
Speaker 14: Adam, loved you, love talking to you, and I really
Speaker 14: am thinking.
Speaker 13: That or hoping that in the next like ten or
Speaker 13: fifteen years, as people who are voting for Liberal Party
Speaker 13: literally die out and also like metaphorically.
Speaker 7: Die out in the way they're like thinking.
Speaker 13: And how the world will progress and how the earth
Speaker 13: will either you know, decline or progress.
Speaker 14: I really do think that eventually, like our two party
Speaker 14: system will be the Greens to be like the left
Speaker 14: and then Labor which would be kind of like more
Speaker 14: like how we liber putty.
Speaker 7: Now, well, don Albo, what a leader you are.
Speaker 6: Remember when you said you were going to govern for
Speaker 6: the whole country. Remember when you told us you weren't woke.
Speaker 6: Remember those front pages that any party you led was
Speaker 6: going to serve mainstream Australia. Then you immediately inflicted a
Speaker 6: race based referendum on us, and you've been failing the
Speaker 6: country ever since. The federal election cannot come soon enough?
Speaker 1: Great stuff for Rita. Well, well we're at seapackers, we
Speaker 1: are kind of there. Let's go back to Warren Mundane,
Speaker 1: who's jumped in front of the cameras thereas great to
Speaker 1: see Warren Munden, chairman of Seapack Australia. Great friend of
Speaker 1: the outsiders here. How you've been over at Seapack. We
Speaker 1: spoke to Army Horowitz about his experiences. You took the
Speaker 1: stage with Andrew Coopler. There was a big Australia Seapack
Speaker 1: thing we heard. The cheers you did was you were
Speaker 1: like a rock star going out. So tell us about
Speaker 1: the reception for Seapack Australia at Sea Pack.
Speaker 5: Well, well, people are only human really, it's fantastic. We
Speaker 5: brought a continuance of We brought a continues of Australians
Speaker 5: over you about forty of them and thirty those forty
Speaker 5: were under thirty. So we're looking at the future of
Speaker 5: bringing young people along Taurt. But you know, the big
Speaker 5: news today was that we listened to President Millet of Argentina,
Speaker 5: we listened to the Prime Minister of Italy, and then
Speaker 5: we had the big star of course himself, Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: give a talk. But I've got to say that the
Speaker 5: UN the future un US Ambassador, she was brilliant and
Speaker 5: she didn't hold back on what she's going to clean
Speaker 5: up the UN about defunding it, putting a doze through
Speaker 5: the whole system. And actually she said, and she's her words,
Speaker 5: she is going to destroy unbrack. And there are all
Speaker 5: incredible conversations that we've been here, and it's just and look,
Speaker 5: it was really inspiring, really great to see. And we're
Speaker 5: here here, you know, these incredible leaders talk.
Speaker 1: Any signs of Kevin RUDDZ did our ambassador bother to
Speaker 1: turn up to seepack to get closer to the American administration? Warren?
Speaker 5: I didn't see him, but I'm sure he might have
Speaker 5: been lurking around in the dark somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Well, he's gallivanting around the Good A USA thing over
Speaker 1: in LA or his lefty mate. So there you go.
Speaker 1: But Warren, tell us again about what your take out
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump's speech.
Speaker 5: My take out of Donald Trump's speech is there are
Speaker 5: more savvy, more smarter this time than the first time.
Speaker 5: I think when they went into into the twenty sixteen,
Speaker 5: they didn't know how the deep state actually operated. They
Speaker 5: didn't know how the bureaucracy operates and how they can
Speaker 5: stuff you around and all that. This time they're right.
Speaker 5: From day one, they've been out there doing great things.
Speaker 5: You know that they're pulled out of the UN's you know,
Speaker 5: the health counsel. They now defunded, Honra and as the
Speaker 5: future US ambassador, un Is said she is going to
Speaker 5: dismantle it.
Speaker 9: She's going to just pull it apart and destroy it.
Speaker 5: They also talked about how they're going to you know,
Speaker 5: those is becoming a big issue, and about the billions
Speaker 5: and billions of dollars that there there saving at the moment,
Speaker 5: and they're looking at and they looked at some of
Speaker 5: the social welfare stuff we've all read about, you know,
Speaker 5: the three hundred and fifty year old people and one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty and two hundred year old people who
Speaker 5: are still hitting their social welfare.
Speaker 4: Could you believe it?
Speaker 5: And these are the things I've been picking up. Also,
Speaker 5: they're pushed, you know that in support of the military,
Speaker 5: and of course he wants to be known as the
Speaker 5: President for peace and how he's going around and the
Speaker 5: big one, of course was Israel. He and him and
Speaker 5: every speaker today had made it quite clear that Israel
Speaker 5: is their special friend of the United States and they
Speaker 5: are going to stand by them, and they are and
Speaker 5: they are going to fight for Israel retail.
Speaker 7: Interesting.
Speaker 6: Interesting, Well, all the hostages are released. Now, what are
Speaker 6: the views of Australia Because traveling through the through America
Speaker 6: or elsewhere in the world, the view of Australia has
Speaker 6: definitely changed post COVID. I think, particularly in America, they
Speaker 6: thought of us as really kind of bold and brash,
Speaker 6: crocodile Dundee and the crocodile Hunter, and then to see
Speaker 6: us speed amongst the most crazy during COVID, it kind
Speaker 6: of really changed the perception of us.
Speaker 4: For it has.
Speaker 5: That was a big talk here in the United States.
Speaker 5: The biggest thing in the United States about Australia is
Speaker 5: about COVID and how we had the records of the
Speaker 5: longest lock ups. They couldn't believe that we were locked
Speaker 5: up for so long. People actually said to be you
Speaker 5: blokes were locked up in a concentration camp. And this
Speaker 5: is how they talk about it here. And they were
Speaker 5: shocked and horrified by it because they saw Australia as
Speaker 5: this laid back country, this sensible, knock about group of people.
Speaker 1: Who would not wear that type of stuff.
Speaker 4: So that was their big issue.
Speaker 5: The other second part that played to it too was
Speaker 5: also the anti Semitic stuff that's happening in Australia. Though
Speaker 5: they were shocked by that about how that's happening and that,
Speaker 5: But you know, we were there, We had our great
Speaker 5: group here and and they really loved us being here
Speaker 5: and and the conversations we had in that And of
Speaker 5: course you know, we're going to have our Seapack Australia
Speaker 5: in September in Brisbane this year and we've got some
Speaker 5: really big surprises about some superstars that will be coming
Speaker 5: to that from the United States.
Speaker 1: Fantastic.
Speaker 3: So what you know, you've been here, you've been at
Speaker 3: Seapack for that few days ago, this big delegation you're
Speaker 3: all going to come back to Australia in the coming days.
Speaker 3: Tell me, Warren, what is the big idea from SEAPAC
Speaker 3: that you would love to see in which you and
Speaker 3: people who've been to this conference are going to try
Speaker 3: and work towards achieving here in Australia.
Speaker 5: Well, it's got a couple of things, a couple of things,
Speaker 5: you know, you know, we know, we know that Peter
Speaker 5: Dutton's announced that we're going to have a doze and
Speaker 5: we're going to have a Center of the Descent of
Speaker 5: nempertipit Price in charge of that area.
Speaker 1: He has to he has to be more strong in his.
Speaker 9: In this, in this about the cuts that need to
Speaker 9: be made.
Speaker 5: You know, we're going to look at thirty thirty thousand
Speaker 5: public servants that we've got to cut back on. We're
Speaker 5: going to have to look at some of this wastage
Speaker 5: and spending that's going on and that you know there's
Speaker 5: been mentioned about, you know, things like like the Welcome
Speaker 5: the Country now, but that's small fry compared to the
Speaker 5: millions and millions of dollars that we have to cut
Speaker 5: back and even some of the billion dollars that we
Speaker 5: have to cut back. Look for my message to Peter Duttoney,
Speaker 5: he has to be more braver. He has to be
Speaker 5: out there a lot more and taking on a lot
Speaker 5: of these strong issues that you know that our follow
Speaker 5: travelers from you know, from Italy and Argentina and the
Speaker 5: United States that which they're going forward in and that's
Speaker 5: what that's our big take from here. We've got to
Speaker 5: be more courageous and about the issues and problems in
Speaker 5: Australia that we've got to fix and we and we
Speaker 5: can't have what previously happened from twenty third end to
Speaker 5: twenty twenty two where we yes, we won government, but
Speaker 5: we didn't push through the hard things that needed could
Speaker 5: be done this time day one. We've just got to
Speaker 5: go in there with a big shovel and clean it out.
Speaker 1: And Warren just quickly before we go. Free speech was
Speaker 1: that on the radar at all at Seapak. We know
Speaker 1: that JD. Vance and President Trump and Elon Musk have
Speaker 1: made a great deal about the fact that if you
Speaker 1: aren't fully on board the US's free speech agenda, there's
Speaker 1: trouble lies ahead. Will the Liberal party here have voted
Speaker 1: to censor under sixteen's on media? To censor the media
Speaker 1: with these new hate laws is ours the conservatives in
Speaker 1: America aware how dangerously the coalition is flirting with censorship
Speaker 1: and anti free speech laws.
Speaker 5: There was that in the background that was a big issue.
Speaker 5: In fact, their comments was if you're not if you're
Speaker 5: not on with free speech, and you're really not a democracy.
Speaker 5: There is no democracy about having free speechs and been
Speaker 5: very strong about those free speech issues. They did treat
Speaker 5: me as a bit of a superstar because of the voice.
Speaker 9: They saw the voice.
Speaker 5: As a dangerous instrument that could have, you know, really
Speaker 5: destroyed the democratic process within Australia and everywhere I went.
Speaker 4: I got big.
Speaker 9: Cheers about that.
Speaker 5: So they're very much and very strong about these free
Speaker 5: speech issues and they're gonna make that doze. In fact,
Speaker 5: they made the comment that we needed global doze that
Speaker 5: clean up all this you know, woke stuff, to clean
Speaker 5: up all the wastede of money, of taxpayers money and
Speaker 5: everything like that. But we also need to have very
Speaker 5: strong stance on free speech because they, as they said
Speaker 5: to me, without free speech, you haven't got a democracy.
Speaker 1: Well, warre On Mundane, I suspect they trigated you like
Speaker 1: a superstar because of your devilishly good looks and debonair mannerisms,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure the voice played a part as well.
Speaker 1: Congratulations on being there at sea. That great job there,
Speaker 1: and we'll speak to you soon when you get back
Speaker 1: to Australia after the break. We've got some net zany,
Speaker 1: we've got some lefty lunacy, we've got some wacademia, and
Speaker 1: we'll be talking to Frank Carbone about what's going on
Speaker 1: Western Sydney with his branch stacking that's going on. We're
Speaker 1: going to tick here on Outsiders. You're watching Outsiders with
Speaker 1: Rita Panahee, James Morrow and myself Ruindin and thank you
Speaker 1: so much for watching us every Sunday morning. We certainly
Speaker 1: do appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: We were talking to Warren Mundin there about one of
Speaker 1: the big issues. I firmly believe the Coalition can win
Speaker 1: this election. I certainly hope they do win the election.
Speaker 1: Australia certainly needs to change your government. But one of
Speaker 1: the big issues that will lies ahead, apart from their
Speaker 1: ridiculous stance on net zero, which I'll talk about shortly,
Speaker 1: but free speech is a critical issue. Only this week
Speaker 1: we had the E Safety Commissioner, there's the so called
Speaker 1: E Karen, which is what they call her on social media,
Speaker 1: talking about we'll have a listen, have a listen to
Speaker 1: what she was saying.
Speaker 2: We also have the government conducting an age assurance trial
Speaker 2: where forty five different technologies are being tested and we'll
Speaker 2: have a preliminary report then about which are passing muster.
Speaker 2: At about that time we will start consulting deeply with
Speaker 2: a range of stakeholders about the reasonable steps that we
Speaker 2: expect these companies to be taking to implement and prevent
Speaker 2: under sixteens from having a social media account.
Speaker 1: This is so sinister. This is World Economic Forum garbage.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that Steak older stuff going on? They're
Speaker 1: testing different ways of what biometric eye tests, fingerprinted tests.
Speaker 1: How are they going to stop under sixteens from going
Speaker 1: on social media? James? This is really sinisen stuff. This
Speaker 1: is Alwellian. The coalition put this woman in place. Get
Speaker 1: her out of our lives.
Speaker 7: No, twit are in place.
Speaker 6: They keep empowering her by backing legislation that gives her
Speaker 6: offers greater power.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 6: This is the fact that she is a leftist activist,
Speaker 6: her activism is undoubted. Instead of focusing on the safety
Speaker 6: of children, she just used that office to censor Australians,
Speaker 6: to censor mainstream factual opinions like men can't breastfeed exactly.
Speaker 1: She went after that, and she also your state typed
Speaker 1: Let me break it down for you here, guys.
Speaker 3: This is part of a much bigger, concerned campaign. I
Speaker 3: believe it's being run through the five hour Security Network
Speaker 3: to force the end of free speech, essentially the end
Speaker 3: of Internet anonymity in major democracies. You know, there was
Speaker 3: news overnight that in Britain, you cannot now use. Apple
Speaker 3: has had to disable it, the most secure and encrypted
Speaker 3: form of keeping data on your iPhone. Now, this is
Speaker 3: because British law is saying they want to be able
Speaker 3: to get into your phone and do whatever they want
Speaker 3: and snoop into it and get into the cloud and
Speaker 3: see what you've got when you've got it, and god
Speaker 3: knows how they're gonna wind up using that. This is
Speaker 3: all part of a much bigger effort. Yes, okay, you
Speaker 3: know the under sixteenth of misinformation, but it's a much
Speaker 3: bigger push against our ability to have privacy and anonymity.
Speaker 3: And we must fight this fight because if you lose
Speaker 3: this fight, then democracy, your ability to criticize the government,
Speaker 3: criticize the regime is over. We saw what happened. We
Speaker 3: saw what happened during COVID when you were censored for
Speaker 3: saying things that we all know now we're true, like
Speaker 3: the virus came from the lab right, that the vaccines, hey,
Speaker 3: we're all that effective. And this is this is this
Speaker 3: is the fight for freedom, and it is disgraceful that
Speaker 3: as being pushed through these big democraties. Donald Trump and
Speaker 3: Elon Musk need to go and kick down whatever doors
Speaker 3: are still pushing this stuff through our security.
Speaker 4: And because they need to end out.
Speaker 1: Only the other day JD Van stood up in front
Speaker 1: the Munich Security Conference and told Europeans this ain't on.
Speaker 1: You cannot do this, you cannot wander around. For example,
Speaker 1: in Scotland they arrested a woman for praying near an
Speaker 1: abortion clinic and they told people living in the vicinity, oh,
Speaker 1: you can't even pray in your own homes because you're
Speaker 1: in an abortion safety area or something. So it's not
Speaker 1: only hate speech, it's thoughts speech. It's hate thought that
Speaker 1: they're going after there. They're trying to stop people praying,
Speaker 1: thinking for themselves. That is happening in Britain and in
Speaker 1: Europe right now. The Americans are onto it, and the
Speaker 1: Americans are saying absolutely.
Speaker 4: No way this could.
Speaker 1: This is the major issue of the future. The Americans
Speaker 1: will walk away. They're doing it in Britain. Nigel Faraja said,
Speaker 1: tariffs are up. If Britain doesn't get rid of this
Speaker 1: free anti free speech stuff, it will happen here in
Speaker 1: Australia and the Coalition are completely on the wrong side
Speaker 1: of the argument. They've only got a couple of weeks
Speaker 1: to the election, they need to do a handbreak. You turn,
Speaker 1: turn round and say we support fully one hundred percent
Speaker 1: free speech. We are firing these Safety commissioner. We will
Speaker 1: not do this great reset World Economic Forum cloud shrab
Speaker 1: garbage that this woman is trying to run down our
Speaker 1: throats reata well.
Speaker 6: Let's hope they actually wake up to they better act
Speaker 6: that these laws, no matter how they're presented, and they're
Speaker 6: often presented as anti hate speech laws, no weaponized within
Speaker 6: minutes to silence mainstream conservative Christian values as they have
Speaker 6: been in the past. Every time these sorts of restrictions
Speaker 6: on free speech come in, always under the guise of
Speaker 6: safety and to clamp down on habites.
Speaker 7: And here's how you know they.
Speaker 6: Get misused, overused, and you know what, it's almost not
Speaker 6: a misuse because the people pushing it are actually pushing
Speaker 6: it for that agenda. And if the coalition isn't smart
Speaker 6: enough to wake up and see what has been happening
Speaker 6: and what is going.
Speaker 3: To continue, how you know, here's how you know that
Speaker 3: the whole thing about this is about safety for kids
Speaker 3: online and not getting bullied on social media. A lie
Speaker 3: and a spurt control. If they really cared about that,
Speaker 3: they would be extending the age limitations to the accessing
Speaker 3: of hardcore pornography sites which are rife and which kids
Speaker 3: should not be seeing this sort of stuff. But no,
Speaker 3: they want to make sure that they're not on Facebook
Speaker 3: and Twitter, which means they want everybody to have an
Speaker 3: idea because that's the only way they're going to get it.
Speaker 3: But if they really cared about, you know, the safety
Speaker 3: of kids online, they wouldn't be letting them be exposed
Speaker 3: to all sorts of real trash online, you know.
Speaker 4: And instead it's about the social media.
Speaker 6: The major porn side for the major social media because it's.
Speaker 4: The ideas that they know all about.
Speaker 6: Social media is now the public square. This is where
Speaker 6: people get information versus people of all ages. And guess
Speaker 6: what the youngsters, the thirteen fourteen year olds you want
Speaker 6: to keep off Instagram, they're going to be on Instagram
Speaker 6: because they'll just get a VPN.
Speaker 7: They tech savvy.
Speaker 6: You're going to keep people who were not as tech savvy,
Speaker 6: who don't want to be submitting their driver's life and
Speaker 6: some other proof of their.
Speaker 7: Age to access social media.
Speaker 6: You're pushing those people away, and really, as a coalition,
Speaker 6: as a so called conservative government. Do you want to
Speaker 6: do that, you want to limit their access to information?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And we saw in the Trump election that it
Speaker 1: was those young voters increasingly conservative people. Certainly those under
Speaker 1: twenty one are more and more likely to be conservative
Speaker 1: in their outlook and their thinking, those that haven't been
Speaker 1: completely infused with climate garbage and nonsense. And Reacher is right,
Speaker 1: the coalition is shooting themselves in the foots by losing
Speaker 1: that future voting block by banning them. But worse than that,
Speaker 1: did you listen to what that E Safety woman was saying.
Speaker 1: She was saying, they're looking at forty five or something
Speaker 1: different ways of exploring how to do every single one
Speaker 1: of those forty five ways as an imposition on your
Speaker 1: basic human right to free speech, every one of them.
Speaker 1: So they are looking at forty five different ways. This
Speaker 1: is allwelly, and this is government interference on steroids, and
Speaker 1: they're sitting you're paying for it. You're paying for these
Speaker 1: control freaks to destroy your right to free speech. That's
Speaker 1: what's going on. It has to be stopped and the
Speaker 1: Australian voters need to speak up loudly and clearly, because
Speaker 1: once we lose free speech that's it. It's gone forever,
Speaker 1: just very quickly. A bit of depressing news. Seventy Christians
Speaker 1: found beheaded in Africa, James, this stuff it never gets reported.
Speaker 1: You won't hear about it. But on the ABC any March.
Speaker 10: Of the Universe.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I don't think you care about Africans Christians
Speaker 6: who are being expressed, who have been brutalized with being beheaded,
Speaker 6: and it is absolutely despicable. This is in Congo, the
Speaker 6: Democratic Republic of Congo, but it happens in a number
Speaker 6: of African countries. There are reports on it, but you
Speaker 6: have to go looking for those reports.
Speaker 4: You go all over Africa.
Speaker 3: The entire sort of belt where the Islamic world collides
Speaker 3: with the Christian world. It's a very bloody place and
Speaker 3: it ends over and over again with these sort of
Speaker 3: mass killings of Christians in churches, beheaded, locked into churches
Speaker 3: and burned, all sorts of the most horrific things. We
Speaker 3: never hear about this because of course it's Christians. And
Speaker 3: in the West, for the Leninist left, you know, it's
Speaker 3: only a human rights violation if it's one of their
Speaker 3: preferred victim groups. But Christians, oh, that's dobin or religion.
Speaker 4: We don't like that. Who cares?
Speaker 1: We never hear about it because of who's doing the beheading.
Speaker 1: That's why we hear about it. We're going to take
Speaker 1: a short break. I'll come back. Got lots more to
Speaker 1: say about the other conservative conference that was going on
Speaker 1: ARC over in London. Back in a tick. See hello,
Speaker 1: you're watching Outsiders with Rita powerpoints, Panahee, James up on
Speaker 1: the podium, Morrow and myself Rowan back in the green
Speaker 1: room knocking back the free bubbly Dean. Yes, it's conservative
Speaker 1: conference time and this week has seen two critical conservative
Speaker 1: conferences taking place ARC in London and SEAPACK in Washington.
Speaker 1: ARC stands for the Alliance for a Responsible Citizenship and
Speaker 1: SEAPAC stands for the Conservative Political Action Conference. Both conferences
Speaker 1: have seen a plethora of amazing conservative speakers. We just
Speaker 1: spoke to Warren and Army who told us all about it,
Speaker 1: offering up powerful ideas, commentary and although I loathe the
Speaker 1: phrase thought leadership. Both organizations have strong links to Australia
Speaker 1: and indeed to this show. You'll remember at SEAPAC Australia
Speaker 1: last year, Rita, James and I performed live and had
Speaker 1: a great time. We've broadcast our show from Seapack. It
Speaker 1: was terrific, particularly meeting so many great people there. ARC
Speaker 1: two has strong Australian links of former Deputy PM John
Speaker 1: Anderson been one of the founders. Another of the founders,
Speaker 1: along with Jordan Pederson, is Sir Paul Marshall, who was
Speaker 1: also the owner of gb News in Britain and more
Speaker 1: recently my new boss, owner of the Spectator magazine and
Speaker 1: The Spectator Australia, of which I am the editor. Of
Speaker 1: The speakers at both conferences have been interviewed over the
Speaker 1: years here on outsiders, including of course Jordan Peterson, Douglas
Speaker 1: Murray and Nigel fraj Constlin Kisen and many others. And
Speaker 1: as I said earlier, we chatted to Warren who was
Speaker 1: there at Sea Pack and Army. But I wanted to
Speaker 1: focus this morning on the comments made by Sir Paul
Speaker 1: Marshall because of their relevance to Australia, and in particular
Speaker 1: because if he hasn't heard them already, Peter Dutton and
Speaker 1: his colleagues in the Coalition need to pay very close
Speaker 1: attention to what Sir Paul Marshall was saying. Yes, Peter
Speaker 1: Dutton has been amazing on Israel and four marks to
Speaker 1: his determination to see the cancelation of citizenship potentially and
Speaker 1: deportation potentially of those Islamist jew haters who have caused
Speaker 1: so much trouble if possible. And Dutton has also been
Speaker 1: brilliant in calling for only one flag and getting rid
Speaker 1: of excessive welcome to countries and also auditing the Aboriginal
Speaker 1: bureaucracy gravy train. But on one particular issue, the coalition
Speaker 1: is completely on the wrong track. So Paul Marshall, himself
Speaker 1: a very successful businessman, is scathing about the official energy
Speaker 1: policy of both Britain and Australia net zero.
Speaker 16: What I'm going to talk about now is something where
Speaker 16: there is actually a emergent split between continents and between
Speaker 16: our nations, and that is the problem of net zero. So,
Speaker 16: ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the capital of net zero.
Speaker 16: Britain is very big on windmills. We are, in Boris
Speaker 16: Johnson's words, the Saudi Arabia of wind.
Speaker 1: We may be leading the G twenty.
Speaker 16: In emissions reductions, but we are also leading the way
Speaker 16: in sacrificing our energy security. We are leading the way
Speaker 16: in destroying our ancient rural landscapes. We are leading the
Speaker 16: way in wrecking our industrial base, and we are leading
Speaker 16: the way in impoverishing our people, all.
Speaker 1: Of which can, to varying degrees, also be applied to Australia.
Speaker 1: We are destroying our beautiful and precious farm land, not
Speaker 1: only through the insane concept of massive wind factories and
Speaker 1: solar factories blotting the landscapes, but also the vast and
Speaker 1: cripplingly expensive networks of transmission lines crisscrossing the country, destroying
Speaker 1: individual property values and vandalizing the landscape. We are wiping
Speaker 1: out our manufacturing, quite literally, destroying any hope of long
Speaker 1: term investment in this country, and playing fast and loose
Speaker 1: with the future prosperity of our children. And how I
Speaker 1: shaddowed at the truth, the horrible truth of these words.
Speaker 16: This is not a party political point. Net zero is
Speaker 16: indeed being pushed to its extreme limits by an ideological
Speaker 16: labor government. Was passed into law by a Conservative government.
Speaker 1: Yes, I hope Scott Morrison, who is in the audience
Speaker 1: that arc, squirmed uncomfortably in his seat because the coalition's
Speaker 1: embrace of net zero, in direct defiance of its twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen electoral promise which won it the miracle election, remains
Speaker 1: one of the greatest betrayals in Australian political history, right
Speaker 1: up there with that other great betrayal, COVID mandatory vaccination
Speaker 1: and the censorship of dissenting medical opinion. Oh hi, hang on,
Speaker 1: that was under Scott Morrison too, But I digress back
Speaker 1: to Sir Paul Marshall and net zero.
Speaker 16: Late stage capitalism is prone to fall for luxury beliefs.
Speaker 16: We take for granted our prosperity, we take for granted
Speaker 16: the foundations of liberal democracy and free markets which underpin
Speaker 16: that prosperity, and we fall for fashions that we can't afford.
Speaker 16: And so these countries which I fear, are in a
Speaker 16: very late stage of capitalism and contracted a severe case
Speaker 16: of climate derangement syndrome. This is the the mother of
Speaker 16: all collective action problems. If only some countries make sacrifices
Speaker 16: and others don'te, then all they do is wipe out
Speaker 16: their own prosperity. Every year, Chinese coal consumption is expected
Speaker 16: to fall every year it goes up. China has eleven
Speaker 16: hundred and sixty one coal fired power plants in twenty
Speaker 16: twenty three, they've built two plants per week. India has
Speaker 16: a mere two hundred and eighty five. But they too
Speaker 16: have now got the coal bug. They're currently opening two
Speaker 16: plants a month and their construction plans are accelerating. China
Speaker 16: and India are about as committed to net zero as
Speaker 16: Britain is to investigating the grooming gangs.
Speaker 1: Great Gag and the audience that are certainly lapped it up.
Speaker 1: It is anybody in the Coalition here listening. This forthcoming
Speaker 1: election is not only about the cost of living in
Speaker 1: the here and now, but the cost of living in
Speaker 1: five years time, and the cost of living in ten
Speaker 1: years time, and the cost of living in twenty five
Speaker 1: years time. Now, the Coalition are correct that nuclear is
Speaker 1: a critical part of our future energy mix, but we
Speaker 1: need to be encouraging investment now into this country. Trump
Speaker 1: has generated three trillion dollars worth of investment into the
Speaker 1: USA in just over three weeks, and a key pillar,
Speaker 1: in fact, the foundational pillar of that successful investment story
Speaker 1: was Trump pulling out of the Paris Agreement and abandoning
Speaker 1: net zero as one of his very first acts in office.
Speaker 1: Think of the investment a coalition government could bring in
Speaker 1: from May of this year if it's simply committed to
Speaker 1: following the US lead. They are, after all, our greatest ally.
Speaker 17: Literally, within months, billions of dollars could be flowing into
Speaker 17: our economy in genuine long term investment mining agriculture if
Speaker 17: the government.
Speaker 1: If the Coalition government were to simply pull out of
Speaker 1: Paris and start slashing green, red and black tape but
Speaker 1: back to support WHO, after pointing out that the Great
Speaker 1: Climate Change Scare campaign began under America's Watch, noted that
Speaker 1: unlike Europe, Britain and Australia, the US has the brains
Speaker 1: to know when to pull out.
Speaker 16: But just like with Wokery and Dei, America launched a
Speaker 16: set of luxury beliefs on the World Watch. Does those
Speaker 16: beliefs gain traction only to discard them in their own
Speaker 16: land just before they reached the point of fatal destruction.
Speaker 1: Unlike Europe in particular.
Speaker 16: The US still has the DNA to resist ideas that
Speaker 16: are bad for your wealth. You understand the foundations of
Speaker 16: wealth creation and you don't take them for granted. I
Speaker 16: have some bad news for our net zero zillots. Europe
Speaker 16: may or may not reach our net zero targets. But
Speaker 16: one thing we will most certainly do is wipe out
Speaker 16: what remains of our industrial base.
Speaker 1: And that, of course is the key issue, should be
Speaker 1: the key issue of this forthcoming election. Not only do
Speaker 1: we take our prosperity for granted, which is foolish, but
Speaker 1: we sit back idly and watch one industry after another
Speaker 1: simply get wiped out. What will replace them? Green hydrogen
Speaker 1: renewable superpower? Don't make me laugh? Actually, do make me laugh?
Speaker 1: Remember why Allah wipe out one point zero? And how
Speaker 1: seriously labors climate nutjobs toogt.
Speaker 18: Sure, why Allah wipe out there on my TV? Nor
Speaker 18: why Allah wipe out there on my TV?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 18: Why Illa wipe out there on my TV? Shocking me
Speaker 18: right out of my brain? Shocking me right out of
Speaker 18: my brain.
Speaker 1: Yes, that was a former labor minister and climate lunatic
Speaker 1: in the Gillard government when this whole mad crazy climate
Speaker 1: garbage began. They were clowns then, and the same mob
Speaker 1: pretty much to the clowns running the show today. Why
Speaker 1: oh why the Coalition still panders to this idiotic cult
Speaker 1: of climate alarmism is completely beyond me. If the Coalition
Speaker 1: really wanted to win this election in a landslide. All
Speaker 1: they have to do is repeat after me until your
Speaker 1: ears bleed. On day one of a new coalition government,
Speaker 1: we will pull out of the Paris Agreement, abandon that zero,
Speaker 1: remove the moratorium on nuclear energy, slash all the red,
Speaker 1: green and black tape on mining and agricultural investment and manufacturing,
Speaker 1: and turn Australia back in being one of the wealthiest
Speaker 1: nations on Earth, with the highest standard of living on Earth.
Speaker 1: And we will do it within three years. Anyway, Lucky,
Speaker 1: I'm not in politics, or the coalition might actually stand
Speaker 1: for something, but let's go back to my spectator, boss,
Speaker 1: Sir Paul.
Speaker 16: Net zero is emiserating and its main victims are the poor.
Speaker 16: There is a saying in poker that if you've been
Speaker 16: playing for half an hour and you don't know who
Speaker 16: the patsy is, then the patsy is you.
Speaker 1: We have Chinese warships of our coast, shooting live ammo
Speaker 1: and forcing us to divert our aircraft. We have Chinese
Speaker 1: solar panels blotting our landscapes and Chinese wind farms killing
Speaker 1: our marine life. We have partly built Chinese transmission lines
Speaker 1: wreaking havoc across our farmlands. China has the highest carbon
Speaker 1: emissions in the world. I think I know who the
Speaker 1: biggest patsy of all is. Well Fairfield Mayor Frank Carbone
Speaker 1: joins us now, Frank, great to see you and great
Speaker 1: to have you one. Outsiders, mates, what is going on
Speaker 1: in Western Sydney? Tony Berk's running around he suddenly got
Speaker 1: twelve thousand new mates. He's signing up for the Electra role.
Speaker 1: Is that what's going on?
Speaker 19: Well, it just seems like it's just an industrial branch
Speaker 19: tacking or vouch stacking or should say. We knew something
Speaker 19: was up, by the way, because just before Australia Day,
Speaker 19: we got a call from the Minister's office and he
Speaker 19: was requesting the details of the Australian Local Australian Award
Speaker 19: winners and they were doing all this by phone and
Speaker 19: my EA told me about it and I said, well, no,
Speaker 19: they got to put it in writing. We need to
Speaker 19: follow the process. There's privacy provisions there and you wouldn't
Speaker 19: believe it.
Speaker 10: They wouldn't put it in writing. They we knew something
Speaker 10: was going on. We all know that.
Speaker 19: They don't believe in Australia Day at the Labor Party anyway,
Speaker 19: so they.
Speaker 10: Requested those details. And here we are now a city
Speaker 10: like Fairfield and me as.
Speaker 19: The mayor, which I've probably done more citizenship than any
Speaker 19: mayor in Australia because I've been doing it for felve years,
Speaker 19: and more than the minister, that's for sure.
Speaker 10: So I understand that it completely was zero backlog here in.
Speaker 19: Fields and somehow magically all these people have appeared this
Speaker 19: on to become citizens Now, we're not against citizenship.
Speaker 10: We've done and I've done more than anyone else.
Speaker 19: We follow the process, we follow the protocol and the AEC,
Speaker 19: which is Australian Electrical Commission, informed us that we actually
Speaker 19: didn't have a backlog.
Speaker 10: Now if there was a backlog, let us know, we
Speaker 10: will put more on. But somehow, magically thousands of people
Speaker 10: have appeared.
Speaker 19: And it's my guest that the Home Affairs Minister or
Speaker 19: his department has asked the AEC to fast.
Speaker 10: Track some citizenship people that receive the citizenship.
Speaker 19: And hasn't told the councils they haven't put them on
Speaker 19: our list, and then all of a sudden, sixteen thousand
Speaker 19: magically appear, and quite simply, let's just say it for
Speaker 19: what it is and it's just about votes.
Speaker 3: James, Well, Frank, I mean the first thing I thought
Speaker 3: when I heard about this is they must be really
Speaker 3: nervous is labor on the nose out there, that they
Speaker 3: so on the nose out there that they need to
Speaker 3: try a stunt like this to jack up their friends
Speaker 3: in the on the electoral rules.
Speaker 4: You know, six weeks potential for an election.
Speaker 19: They're trying all sorts of stunts at the moment they
Speaker 19: came out and they're parading their candidate around place to place.
Speaker 19: They even announced three point five million for a university.
Speaker 19: By the way, this unit it's not a university in Fairfield,
Speaker 19: it's I reckon. I could actually refer to the Guinness
Speaker 19: Book of Record as the biggest white elephant building that
Speaker 19: actually has nobody inside. And they're just making announcements that
Speaker 19: actually don't work. And quite simply, there's no doubt about
Speaker 19: it in my view that this is just purely been
Speaker 19: geared up to get vote Western Sydney.
Speaker 10: They know they're on the nose. I think that they're
Speaker 10: in trouble in were Or.
Speaker 19: I don't think they've got a chance in Fowner, but
Speaker 19: they're going to try very hard because I think it's
Speaker 19: really really important to them.
Speaker 10: And here we are, the heart.
Speaker 19: Land of labor and it's turning well well politics, it's
Speaker 19: turning because of the people. And can never forget why,
Speaker 19: because the people are suffering. People have no confidence in
Speaker 19: their government. The absolutely destroyed this country and they've turned
Speaker 19: it into it, turning it into a country of poverty
Speaker 19: where people have to work just to be able to
Speaker 19: buy food, housing and pay the electricity prices.
Speaker 6: It's just crazy, reader, what cost of living crisis would
Speaker 6: be particularly.
Speaker 7: Emphasized in a lot of those areas.
Speaker 6: What are people telling you are their top issues coming
Speaker 6: to this election, whether they're new Australians have lived there
Speaker 6: for generations, what is.
Speaker 7: It energy prices? Is it housing affordability?
Speaker 19: What is the top top grede Look, most people just
Speaker 19: want to get on their life.
Speaker 10: They're very hard working people.
Speaker 19: We've got very large family addy and quite simply the
Speaker 19: most important elements in life is food, housing, energy and water.
Speaker 19: Now all of those four elements have gone through the roof,
Speaker 19: so people are paying higher rents, they can't afford to
Speaker 19: buy a house, and it's very difficult for them to.
Speaker 10: Put food on the table. But Most importantly, the taxes
Speaker 10: have gone through the roof.
Speaker 19: There's all these hidden taxes by state and federal governments
Speaker 19: at the moment people don't see. I mean they even
Speaker 19: tax You wouldn't believe this. They even tax your garbage bin.
Speaker 19: People don't have this, but through their red wastepin, the
Speaker 19: government collects one hundred and seventy dollars per year just
Speaker 19: for them to have a right. They make the councils
Speaker 19: collected and we have to pass it on to them
Speaker 19: of course, So it's definitely cost of living. People can
Speaker 19: see that in the last three years their standard of
Speaker 19: living has gone backwards. And if you're asking people to
Speaker 19: put the government or they're lawty to labor ahead of
Speaker 19: the ahead of their future for their children, they will
Speaker 19: pick their children every day. And I think that's what's
Speaker 19: happening in Western Sydney now.
Speaker 4: Frank.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if he falls into your under your
Speaker 1: purview or not, but a certain mister Chris Bowen promised
Speaker 1: your constituents out there that two hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: dollars would be coming off their electricity bills. Do the
Speaker 1: people of Fairfield understand how they've been duped by labor
Speaker 1: on renewables and on the cost of electricity.
Speaker 10: Well, we all understand it.
Speaker 19: I'm the first one. I've never gone shopping for energy,
Speaker 19: and now I'm shopping for energy. Right, so everyone understands
Speaker 19: that the electricity bill has gone up. You'll have to
Speaker 19: be hiding under a rock not know that the electricity
Speaker 19: bill hasn't gone up. I have businesses that are paying
Speaker 19: thirteen to fifteen thousand dollars now a quarter just in
Speaker 19: gas and in power, and a lot of these restaurants
Speaker 19: they have to close down.
Speaker 10: But that means less businesses, less jobs. That impacts local families.
Speaker 19: They don't have work and people quite simply us running
Speaker 19: around their house switching the lights off and this. And
Speaker 19: imagine when you have a hot summer and they pretend
Speaker 19: that you can go to a shopping center to keep cool.
Speaker 10: This is not the Australian we know. You should be
Speaker 10: able to turn on.
Speaker 19: The flick of the switch. Energy is the most important
Speaker 19: thing that any family can have. If you don't have
Speaker 19: cheap affordable energy, you don't actually have anything because everything
Speaker 19: is built off that or the base in this country,
Speaker 19: the jobs and is all built off cheap affordable energy
Speaker 19: and I mean people only need to look at their
Speaker 19: energy bills.
Speaker 10: I look at mine, I can assure you, and it's double.
Speaker 6: Do they make the connection. They know their bills are
Speaker 6: going up, but do they make the connection between that
Speaker 6: and Labour's policy, because we keep hearing from the media
Speaker 6: from Labor the renewables are cheaper, so we're doing this
Speaker 6: they bring us cheaper energy.
Speaker 19: Well, that's something that the tills might be saying, and
Speaker 19: it might be something that resonates out in the eastern
Speaker 19: suburbs that they want to protect the temperature zero point
Speaker 19: five percent. And you hear all these scare mongering people
Speaker 19: out here. All they sees their energy prices going up,
Speaker 19: and they know who's in government. People don't want to
Speaker 19: hear any about any excuses. So yes, they do know
Speaker 19: why their electricity's gone up. They do know why their
Speaker 19: rents are gone up. They do know why they can't.
Speaker 10: Afford to buy a house. They do know why they
Speaker 10: have to cut down on their children's lunch for school.
Speaker 19: And that's quite simply because let's be honest, this didn't
Speaker 19: happen three or four years ago. And I'm not here
Speaker 19: to do an advertisement for the Liberal Party EVA, but
Speaker 19: these are just facts. The facts are people in this
Speaker 19: country today are doing a tougher than ever before. And
Speaker 19: in our system, which is a democratic system, if you're
Speaker 19: going to ask them which way to vote, they're going
Speaker 19: to turn on the people that have given them higher bills.
Speaker 19: And I think that's what's happening in Western Sydney. We've
Speaker 19: seen it through council elections which we here recently. I
Speaker 19: mean Laboring Fairfield, but eighteen percent they used to get
Speaker 19: seventy percent. Wow, it's another reflection of me only I
Speaker 19: would like to think that I work very hard, but
Speaker 19: it's a inflection that people no longer trust labor.
Speaker 10: They now longer trust that they can look after them
Speaker 10: and their children into the future.
Speaker 3: So you know, where are those votes going to go though,
Speaker 3: because you know, in the last election, DIALE one in
Speaker 3: Fouler against a powerhouse campaign for Christina Kanneely, which I
Speaker 3: think is a choice of candidate, showed just how out
Speaker 3: of touch labor is with you know, that part of
Speaker 3: the world. But are those votes said, going to transfer
Speaker 3: to the coalition or what about some of these other
Speaker 3: sort of groups, you know, the Musslim votes group, the
Speaker 3: Muslim teals some people call them other independents that are
Speaker 3: out there. Will the Liberal Party with the coalition, will
Speaker 3: their candidates be able to convert that anger you're describing.
Speaker 10: Look, my view is this is just my view on
Speaker 10: the ground, and I think that's going to happen everywhere.
Speaker 19: I think there will be the big shift away from
Speaker 19: the Labor Party, is no doubt about that. I think
Speaker 19: that eighty percent of those votes will primarily go to
Speaker 19: Independence post, especially this strong local, genuine independence people like
Speaker 19: Daily and then I think that some of those votes
Speaker 19: in the end, the question is going to be do
Speaker 19: you put liberals last or do you put Labor last?
Speaker 19: Or do you put liberals will be further up, but
Speaker 19: I think definitely the Independence will do really well.
Speaker 10: I do think the Liberal Party will get a chunk
Speaker 10: of that swing all they get it all.
Speaker 19: We've seen this in Melbourne where that perhaps they only
Speaker 19: got you know, in some areas they didn't get the
Speaker 19: full amount, But no doubt about it. I think seats
Speaker 19: like where are replay. I think the Liberals have a
Speaker 19: really strong chance to win wherewer I mean dies in
Speaker 19: a really strong position and I mean what you're getting
Speaker 19: now is the Labor Party offering people these little sugar hits.
Speaker 19: It's like also or smelling salts. It's like a boxer
Speaker 19: and to revive itself to get back on the feet.
Speaker 19: But these are only short term solutions. It's offering really
Speaker 19: small sort of solutions to try and with clickbaits to
Speaker 19: try and get residents to truct him continue to trust them.
Speaker 10: I don't think this is going to happen.
Speaker 19: I'm feeling out there in the community that the community
Speaker 19: has turned, they've had enough, and quite simply, I think
Speaker 19: this could be a really big change in the spectrum
Speaker 19: out here in Western Sydney. And after all, the Labor
Speaker 19: Party has its own to blame because they're they're they're
Speaker 19: they're they're they're listening to people in the East that
Speaker 19: want to fix a problem that has nothing to do
Speaker 19: with this country. And they're listening to the Greens out
Speaker 19: here people I'm green boaters, They're concerning their families. They
Speaker 19: they just want to have a better life, absolutely, and
Speaker 19: that's all they want.
Speaker 10: There's no magic here.
Speaker 19: Give people a better life, lower bills and let people
Speaker 19: work hard for a better future.
Speaker 1: Frank Carvo and fantastic to chat to. You love the
Speaker 1: boxing analogy. Let's hurt labor are on the ropes there
Speaker 1: and we'll speak to you again. Thanks so much for
Speaker 1: coming on Outsiders. After the break break James's donkey vote
Speaker 1: and will chat to Quanta Ahmed about the horrific Hamas
Speaker 1: story of the week. That's actly.
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Speaker 3: and I warn you this may be a bit shocking.
Speaker 22: What we're finding and what we found, and these were
Speaker 22: all found by these computer geniuses. I asked elon what
Speaker 22: trait do these have? You know, they started off with
Speaker 22: twelve guys, and they had thirty guys, and they had
Speaker 22: fifty seven guys. Now they have over one hundred guys.
Speaker 22: And he attracts very young people with high IQs. You know,
Speaker 22: some people attract very beautiful people.
Speaker 9: I think I like them better actually.
Speaker 22: But he attracts young people that are brilliant and they
Speaker 22: love the cut country too.
Speaker 4: But I said, what trade do they really have?
Speaker 22: And the trade that they really have was that they're
Speaker 22: extraordinary with computers.
Speaker 4: They can take them.
Speaker 1: He said, they make love to their computer.
Speaker 22: I said, I don't want to hear about that doesn't
Speaker 22: sound duke.
Speaker 3: Well, all I can say is I hope they're taking
Speaker 3: precautions against viruses. But anyway, enough the funny buses is
Speaker 3: because there's some more serious stuff to deal with today,
Speaker 3: like the confirmation and swearing in of Cash Patel as
Speaker 3: new FBI director.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: This could be I think one of the most important
Speaker 3: and consequential appointments of this administration.
Speaker 4: Because Patel.
Speaker 3: Remember he's an extrial attorney and public defender who joined
Speaker 3: the Trump administration and uncovered all sorts of illegal and
Speaker 3: immoral shenanigans the FBI was using when it tried to
Speaker 3: stitch up Trump over what would turn out to be
Speaker 3: that whole bogus hoax of a Russian collusion scandal. Here's
Speaker 3: Hell breaking down just a little bit of what he
Speaker 3: saw on the Sean Ryan podcast last year.
Speaker 23: Remember the lovebirds text from This is a Beauty the
Speaker 23: lovebird text for FBI Dojland Russiagate, Strack and Page. We're
Speaker 23: texting each other who they were running the Russiagate investigation
Speaker 23: against Trump. They were the head of the counterintelligence unit
Speaker 23: at the FBI, and they're having an extra marital fair together.
Speaker 23: Can't make this stuff up. They're sending each other eat
Speaker 23: text about how much they hate Trump and are going
Speaker 23: to create an insurance policy to stop Trump.
Speaker 1: Then we finally find those text messages.
Speaker 23: You know what the FBIDJ do for like a year,
Speaker 23: redact them to congressional investigators in congressional men and women
Speaker 23: running the oversight of their of their agency. That's just
Speaker 23: one example.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look, he has got his work cut out for
Speaker 3: him there, but he knows where the bodies are buried
Speaker 3: and how the FBI works, and he has vowed to
Speaker 3: clean house and restore the storied law enforcement body reputation.
Speaker 15: Place your hand on the gutah and raise your right.
Speaker 7: I do solemnly swear I have for both hotel.
Speaker 6: Do that I'm support and defend the Constitution in the
Speaker 6: United States.
Speaker 1: That order constitution.
Speaker 19: Then alas to the same.
Speaker 3: And he had this to say about the media, which
Speaker 3: did so much to smear him during his confirmation campaign.
Speaker 24: I know the media is in here, and if you
Speaker 24: have a target, that target's right here. It's not the
Speaker 24: men and women at the FBI. You've written everything you
Speaker 24: possibly can about me. That's fake, malicious, slanders in defamatory.
Speaker 24: Keep it coming, bring it on, but leave the men
Speaker 24: and women in the FBI out of it. They deserve better.
Speaker 3: Now. That's what I call leadership, and that's that's sort
Speaker 3: of attitude that is going to stand him in really
Speaker 3: good stead with the thousands of FBI agents who were
Speaker 3: not involved with the Biden administrations and the Democrats to
Speaker 3: turn the FBI into a left wing American stazzi where
Speaker 3: they did things like investigate people who went.
Speaker 4: To Latin mass as extremists. Yes they did.
Speaker 3: Cash Hotel has also made a move to shift agents
Speaker 3: out of Washington, DC and send those agents out of
Speaker 3: the nation's capital so they can do things like, you know,
Speaker 3: solve actual crimes. As he foreshadowed again on Sean Rhime.
Speaker 23: I take the seven thousand employees that work in that
Speaker 23: building and send them across America to chase down criminals.
Speaker 23: Go be cops, your cops, go be cops. Go chase
Speaker 23: down murderers and rapists and drug dealers and violent offenders.
Speaker 23: What do you need seven thousand people there for? Same
Speaker 23: thing with the ojay.
Speaker 4: What are all these people doing here?
Speaker 23: Looking for the next government promotion, looking for their next
Speaker 23: fancy government title, looking for their parachute out of government.
Speaker 23: So while you're bringing in the right people, you also
Speaker 23: have to shrink government.
Speaker 3: Well wherever they are said, they may have their hands full,
Speaker 3: especially as new Attorney General Pam Bondi has promised to
Speaker 3: unveil the Epstein client list.
Speaker 9: The DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients.
Speaker 9: Well that really happen. It's sitting on my desk right now.
Speaker 7: To review.
Speaker 9: That's been a directive by President Trump.
Speaker 1: I'm reviewing that.
Speaker 5: I'm reviewing JFK files, MLK files. That's all in the
Speaker 5: process of being reviewed because that was done at the
Speaker 5: directive of the President from all of these agencies.
Speaker 3: Man, I've got my popcorn ready for that. But Director
Speaker 3: would tell sir, I'm no law enforcement expert. But some
Speaker 3: of those agents you're moving out of d C. Just
Speaker 3: a thought you might want to send them out west
Speaker 3: to Hollywood again, just a thought.
Speaker 1: Fifty nine Well, joining us now from Independent Women's Forum
Speaker 1: and fellow is Dr Quantum Ahmed Quanta. Great to see you.
Speaker 1: As always, you've actually worked in the forensic lab where
Speaker 1: the bodies of the Bibas babies and the body of
Speaker 1: the unknown woman and others have been This is just
Speaker 1: too horrific for words. I want to ask you, as
Speaker 1: someone who's been there and seen that you saw the
Speaker 1: bodies on October seventh as well, Are there any depths,
Speaker 1: any limits to the depths of Harmassa's depravity?
Speaker 21: Clearly Rowan not and yes, I'm very familiar with Israel's
Speaker 21: National Forensic Center in Tel Aviv. Spent a lot of
Speaker 21: time with doctor Fenkogle, the director Dr Muric Bulbert, the
Speaker 21: head of the DNA lab from the moment that October
Speaker 21: seventh began happening. Also, I was there watching the places
Speaker 21: of the atrocities, the violations, and then following the bodies
Speaker 21: to this more where they were documented, where DNA was collected.
Speaker 21: This was a massive operation. They had to separate the
Speaker 21: remains of the victims from the remains of the terrorists.
Speaker 21: They had to match them with national DNA databases, and
Speaker 21: this last act I found it crushing. I do for
Speaker 21: me think it was the worst day since October seven
Speaker 21: to see infant Jews coming back, absolutely dehumanized in this
Speaker 21: ghoulish ceremony, dead and even in death, separated from the
Speaker 21: remains of their mother. These are deliberate acts by Harmas,
Speaker 21: not only the murder of children while they were alive,
Speaker 21: I believe, and I think the Israeli governors indicated that
Speaker 21: they were also violated after death, these children, but to
Speaker 21: send them back with the body of somebody else as
Speaker 21: a way to test Israel, to see can they really
Speaker 21: distinguish who the remains belong to. Because their intention continues
Speaker 21: to be nefarious, continues to be malignant, it's psychological warfare
Speaker 21: and Israeli people, but it's also to see if they
Speaker 21: can send bodies that aren't the Israeli hostages, that they
Speaker 21: can then use the real Israeli hostages as further bargaining
Speaker 21: chips in this excruciating process. I just found it the
Speaker 21: most debased event that we can possibly remember, and it
Speaker 21: has offended even the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, who
Speaker 21: states they have brought Islam to a level lower than
Speaker 21: ever seen before.
Speaker 6: Rita, the process we're seeing with crowds, baying crowds, these
Speaker 6: hostages being released and forced to thank their captors holding
Speaker 6: up certificates tell me about the psychological warfare there. What
Speaker 6: are they trying to achieve and who are they trying
Speaker 6: to intimidate with those tactics.
Speaker 21: Richa, I think this is the ideology of hamas It
Speaker 21: absolutely evenerates death and killing and execution over the living
Speaker 21: over life. It is indoctrination. This is also a grotesque
Speaker 21: propaganda opportunity. They're flexing, they're posturing. This is their pinnacle,
Speaker 21: this is their resondetra. Anybody who thinks that they have
Speaker 21: any other, any other intention apart from eliminationist, eliminationist anti
Speaker 21: semitism is mistaken. Don't forget on October seventh, generations of families.
Speaker 21: We saw the be best children and the be best
Speaker 21: mother have been murdered. There were grandparents, children and grandchildren murdered.
Speaker 21: This is a genocidal hatred and there is never going
Speaker 21: to be any changing the fact that there are Palestinians
Speaker 21: standing around there, cheering, baying. They don't seem to be
Speaker 21: there under any at gunpoint. They are there and celebrating
Speaker 21: in this process. And that is what is so damaging
Speaker 21: for every Muslim majority leader trying to bring an enter
Speaker 21: the conflict, a salvation for the Palestinians, for all humanity,
Speaker 21: And I just don't know how we're going to eradicate
Speaker 21: that kind of pleasure in killing and execution and Islamist antisemitism.
Speaker 4: Well, quatter, what do you do?
Speaker 3: Because you know, you said there were generational victims, but
Speaker 3: there were also generational terrorists. And one of the things
Speaker 3: that came out was, you know, terrorists calling on their
Speaker 3: cell phones back home into gods and say, hey, guess what, Dad,
Speaker 3: I just killed this number. Hey Mama killed that number.
Speaker 3: Hey I'm bringing some more back ed error's cheering and
Speaker 3: screaming and praise be to Allah. How do you begin
Speaker 3: to reason or deal with people like this. You've got
Speaker 3: this population. Trump has proposed moving them somewhere else, but
Speaker 3: who on earth would take them?
Speaker 21: I think that absolutely essential is cutting off the financial
Speaker 21: supply for the radical Islamists. That means cutting off the
Speaker 21: Iranian military, financial and strategic support. It also means strangling
Speaker 21: the Katari finance. It means strangling the propaganda just like
Speaker 21: we're talking about that is amplified on Al Jazeera and
Speaker 21: then social media. It means having to go through this
Speaker 21: population like with like raking through leaves, steparating, denazifying, de radicalizing.
Speaker 21: This is going to take decades, and there is no
Speaker 21: way that can be done until Hamas are separated from
Speaker 21: the civilian population that gives it its lifeblood. It exploits
Speaker 21: humanitarian aid, it exploits their shelter, hospital, schools, future generations.
Speaker 21: And that is dirty, painful work that in fact, the
Speaker 21: Muslim world has not.
Speaker 10: Been willing to do.
Speaker 21: And Donald Trump's tectonic announcement to depopulate Gaza in order
Speaker 21: to rebuild it, I think is designed to focus the
Speaker 21: attention of the most of the world that is now
Speaker 21: going to meet in early March to discuss exactly what
Speaker 21: the heck they're going to do. It cannot go on
Speaker 21: and it cannot continue.
Speaker 1: Doctor Quandam, and thanks for chatting to us as always
Speaker 1: with your insights there. You've seen it firsthand. It's just
Speaker 1: too horrific and grotesque. What can we say? Thanks so
Speaker 1: much Quanta for coming on the show. After the break,
Speaker 1: let's light in the mood a little with the Canbra
Speaker 1: Clown Show.
Speaker 4: Roll Up, Roll Up.
Speaker 1: It's the wackiest show on earth. It's the Canberra Clown
Speaker 1: Show where all the clowns have been getting ready for
Speaker 1: the upcoming election. But first of all, Albozo had to extracticate,
Speaker 1: extract himself from under those crippling interest rates. Oop. Sorry,
Speaker 1: that was, of course that other classic clown show, Laurel
Speaker 1: and Hardy. It's easy to get them confused. Here's the
Speaker 1: real Alboso doing his best to convince the punters that
Speaker 1: he's the man for the job. I'm confident that we
Speaker 1: will form a majority government after the next selection. And
Speaker 1: oh it will be the leader of this country after
Speaker 1: the next selection. Yes, some are born to greatness, others
Speaker 1: have greatness thrust upon them, and some wander away from
Speaker 1: the podium looking more than a little unsure of themselves.
Speaker 1: But exuding confidence has never been Albozo's strong suit, especially
Speaker 1: when his entire career is being dragged down by his
Speaker 1: plummeting opinion polls. Oh dear, my mistake. That was Laurel
Speaker 1: and Hardy again. But it's easy to get them confused
Speaker 1: these days. Here's one of Labour's many clowns doing his
Speaker 1: own pretty convincing Stan Laurel impression.
Speaker 11: Those questions have got to be asked you, I mean,
Speaker 11: has Peter doesn't been given private briefings from the RBA
Speaker 11: and in those briefings as he advocated against a ray card.
Speaker 10: These are the sort of the concerns that I've got.
Speaker 1: I was just waiting for that bit. Jimbo is out
Speaker 1: there spooking his economic credentials and boasting that he's building
Speaker 1: more homes in.
Speaker 5: Addition to all of the other things we're doing to
Speaker 5: build more homes for Australians in our communities, that this
Speaker 5: will make a difference as well.
Speaker 1: Fantastic. And here's a sneak preview of Albozo and Jimbo's
Speaker 1: sterling performance in building those new homes. Still, when it
Speaker 1: comes to building things, Alboso doesn't actually mean building private businesses.
Speaker 1: Here he is this week trying to blame private enterprise
Speaker 1: for destroying the live sheep trade over in Wa the
Speaker 1: sheerhood spur.
Speaker 10: Do you have a plan to assist with these workers
Speaker 10: with that side of the industry.
Speaker 15: Well, it's a processing facility, not a live export facility,
Speaker 15: and that's a commercial decision.
Speaker 1: Ah, that easy then, But back to Laurel and Hardy.
Speaker 1: Here's a sneak preview of Laurel and Hardy's new film
Speaker 1: At Home with Laurel and Hardy, coming soon on the
Speaker 1: billion dollar a year taxpayer funded ABC, just in time
Speaker 1: for the next election. Here's a pivotal scene where Oli
Speaker 1: Hardy tries to act natural by taking the dog for
Speaker 1: a walk around the manicured grounds of the lodge. But
Speaker 1: in classic comedy style, it's the pooch that steals the show.
Speaker 10: Dignity.
Speaker 1: Dignity, how good issue She goes away behind the truth terrific.
Speaker 1: Back to Jimbo, who doesn't seem to grasp the fundamentals
Speaker 1: of arithmetic. In the old days, plus was plus and
Speaker 1: minus was minus, but not in Jimbo's weird world of
Speaker 1: Commonwealth expenditure mathematics.
Speaker 18: And we've asked the regulators and the banks to take
Speaker 18: a more reasonable approach to student debt, recognizing that student
Speaker 18: debt is different to other kinds of debt.
Speaker 1: Really, that's right. There are all sorts of different types
Speaker 1: of debt, like your debts, which is called taxes and
Speaker 1: mortgage rate, which you will always have to pay off
Speaker 1: in full and on time. And then there's laber's debt
Speaker 1: which runs into the billions and is simply put on
Speaker 1: the nevern.
Speaker 4: Ever, like the two.
Speaker 1: Billion dollars of your hard earned money to keep the
Speaker 1: Wyala green hydrogen white elephants staggering around the big top
Speaker 1: till it keels over and finally dies. Meanwhile, Albozo's traveling
Speaker 1: circus headed out into Sydney's western suburbs this week, where
Speaker 1: Burko the Clown entertained the crowds, literally thousands of them
Speaker 1: at a time, with what the pundits were excitedly calling
Speaker 1: his citizenship ceremony electoral branch stacking show. What a stunt,
Speaker 1: as one excited local amiss Die Lee of Liverpool told reporters,
Speaker 1: I've been attending citizenship ceremonies for over a decade, and
Speaker 1: I've never seen a government minister turn up to a
Speaker 1: single one. Not to be outdone. Back in the Big Top,
Speaker 1: Alboso in his sidekick Jimbo climbed the greasy pole in
Speaker 1: this week's labor circus. Sorry Caucus preparing their vote winning
Speaker 1: budget strategy to win the next federal election. How's it
Speaker 1: all going? Here's a sneak preview. Hyperbol extreme exaggeration has
Speaker 1: pronounced by Julia Gillard. Don't we miss there wasn't a
Speaker 1: great secret gamison heh yeah. Actually, anyway, James has got
Speaker 1: some breaking news for us.
Speaker 3: You know, we got a little bit of breaking news
Speaker 3: out of the Middle East, out of Israel. It appears
Speaker 3: that we're hearing reports that the office of Bibi Netta
Speaker 3: na who has announced that the six hundred Palestinian terrorists,
Speaker 3: Because that's how this works over there, the six hundred
Speaker 3: terrorists who are supposed to be released as part of
Speaker 3: the latest stage in the hostage swap with hamas well,
Speaker 3: guess what they are staying in prison. They are not
Speaker 3: being released. Good on Benjamin det Yaho for this move.
Speaker 3: And it's all because of the horrendous, horrific and atrocious
Speaker 3: way that Hamas behaved involving the Beabs kids and other
Speaker 3: just atrocities we've been seeing and talking about in this program,
Speaker 3: about the way they've handled this latest last release of
Speaker 3: hostages from the Gaza strip. And I hope that what
Speaker 3: comes next is further kinetic action to wipe out, eliminate exactly.
Speaker 1: So let me go further than that, and this is
Speaker 1: no hyperbole. They need to be eradicated, us needs to
Speaker 1: be completely destroyed, needs to be flattened. Every single one
Speaker 1: of those individuals responsible for murder, rape, defiling, kidnapping, mutilation,
Speaker 1: every single single one of them must be brought to
Speaker 1: justice either killed, which is preferable in my opinion, Let's
Speaker 1: land a big bomb on a lot of them, or
Speaker 1: face courts and face capital punishment. I'm sorry, you cannot
Speaker 1: treat humanity in the way that we've seen. Those Hamas
Speaker 1: terrorists are just beyond beyond evil and it's got to
Speaker 1: be brought to a whole reta.
Speaker 7: Oh absolutely, and.
Speaker 6: There really is no other solution. You cannot leave her mass,
Speaker 6: any remnants of them intact to run Gaza again. I mean,
Speaker 6: what has been the last sixteen seventeen months four.
Speaker 1: If you do that, why would you have has to
Speaker 1: be a price to pay if you're not going to.
Speaker 7: Eliminate her mass. From day one after the October.
Speaker 6: Seven attack, the objective was to eliminate her mass, So
Speaker 6: at this late stage I think you can't back away
Speaker 6: from from that objective absolutely.
Speaker 1: Anyway, let's lighten the mood a little bit with a
Speaker 1: little bit of wacademia, which were going to do earlier.
Speaker 1: Ossie maths teachers RITA will be expected to incorporate what
Speaker 1: some more maths and more trigonometry, maybe some.
Speaker 6: Condition multiplication, maybe simplifying that in sort of the silly
Speaker 6: way they go about it now. No, they need to
Speaker 6: include indigenous dances, storytelling, reconciliation plans. We're talking about in
Speaker 6: maths classes. Yet we're not talking about in CIVIX classes
Speaker 6: or something else. And they've got to weave this into
Speaker 6: the curriculum. So if you're teaching algebra or statistics, how
Speaker 6: need to incorporate these themes.
Speaker 7: And this is the Australian curriculum.
Speaker 6: This is why, despite spending enormous amounts on education, our
Speaker 6: results are pretty poor by global standards because we have
Speaker 6: been completely hijacked by the activist class who are running
Speaker 6: the show. This is what we talk about when we
Speaker 6: talk about deep state. It's the bureaucracy. It's the activists
Speaker 6: within the bureaucracy using your taxes to shove this stuff
Speaker 6: down your throat. It's not organic, it's not grassroots, it's
Speaker 6: not pushed by parents or educators.
Speaker 7: It is a small I'll go further activist class.
Speaker 4: I'll go further than that. This is what happens, you know.
Speaker 3: This is the deliberate use of education and the curriculum
Speaker 3: to undermine Australia.
Speaker 1: Yes all its just about yep, absolute one hundred percent
Speaker 1: talking about undermining education. This one's for you. Reads it,
Speaker 1: James and I sho is a story for you boys.
Speaker 4: Bathrooms.
Speaker 1: We are very generous. We are very generous with our
Speaker 1: screen time.
Speaker 10: Tell us.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 6: This has been reported by Bill Lugen from Fox News,
Speaker 6: who's a brilliant reported there.
Speaker 7: He breaks a lot of stories.
Speaker 6: Good news for the youngsters who are in the Long
Speaker 6: Beach Unified School district because from the tender ages of
Speaker 6: I don't know, seven or eight, from grade three onwards,
Speaker 6: the boys will.
Speaker 7: Have menstrual products in their basket. God so three or
Speaker 7: boys who are in grade three will have access to
Speaker 7: tampons and pads and.
Speaker 1: That, and I have a pretty good idea how they'll
Speaker 1: use them. And it won't be for how they meant
Speaker 1: to be used, weapons, clicking them up at the teacher
Speaker 1: or whatever. I can imagine exactly what will become of
Speaker 1: those We are told that saying ladies and gentlemen is
Speaker 1: offensive if you're doing barn dancing or Irish folk dancing.
Speaker 1: So the Culture Wars roll on one. As Rita was
Speaker 1: saying earlier in the show, the coalition here in Australia
Speaker 1: should be just going right in full bore on these
Speaker 1: culture issues because they are now the way to win election.
Speaker 3: Rowan, this is a really important point. And I want
Speaker 3: to make this because all the time, you know, you
Speaker 3: remember Scott Morris and he said, hey.
Speaker 4: There's not a job in the Culture Wars.
Speaker 1: There is, and you know you hear.
Speaker 3: Here's the reason why this is so important, because if
Speaker 3: all you do is fight about the cost of living
Speaker 3: in the economy, which is super important, you know, even
Speaker 3: if you win on that, even you win on that,
Speaker 3: you will wind up with that economy surrounded by this
Speaker 3: entire communist woke culture which will ultimately destroy your economy.
Speaker 3: The culture wars matter, as they say. You know, you
Speaker 3: may not be interested in the culture wars, but the
Speaker 3: culture wars are interested in you.
Speaker 7: It's about values.
Speaker 6: I mean when you say culture wars, it's also almost
Speaker 6: been dismissive. These are about what makes the nation, what
Speaker 6: our curus are, what our society thinks and believes, and
Speaker 6: the standards that we'll live up to.
Speaker 7: And for the coalition, when.
Speaker 6: You match labor's medicare promise, it's costing billions. This stuff
Speaker 6: doesn't cost much money, doesn't really cost anything in fact,
Speaker 6: safety money, and it's solid ground for just.
Speaker 7: About every issue in this area.
Speaker 6: You've got eighty percent of the public with you, You've
Speaker 6: got a lot of labor people with you. So you
Speaker 6: just have to have the courage to take a stand
Speaker 6: against the media narrative, the celebrity activist class, the ones
Speaker 6: who've got all that sort of institutional power in universities.
Speaker 6: But the public will come with you as they did
Speaker 6: with the Voice. And if they haven't learned from the Voice,
Speaker 6: then I don't know what is going to teach them
Speaker 6: this lesson.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I've just had a few Coalition advisors on the
Speaker 1: phone there there weren't that word courage?
Speaker 21: What was that?
Speaker 1: A right? Okay, yeah, listen, we've we've got we've got
Speaker 1: to plug our shows. I've got to plug Reata's show.
Speaker 1: I always love plugging the show. Eleven o'clock Rena Monday Thursday.
Speaker 7: For Fridays with Lifties is at ninety.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well Friday is the big night.
Speaker 4: Of course.
Speaker 1: Friday is the night.
Speaker 10: You get.
Speaker 1: Day at seven o'clock, and then you get James Mora
Speaker 1: with all the US Report, and then you get Rita
Speaker 1: with Lefties losing at what a night Friday night is.
Speaker 1: Forget about going out on Friday nights. Now you watch
Speaker 1: the Telly on Friday nights. You go out some other night.
Speaker 1: I We'll see you on Sunday morning at nine am
Speaker 1: for next week's Outsiders. Thanks so much for watching