Speaker 1: On scoring lis Oustrodio. This is the Reader Panety Show.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panety Show.
Speaker 3: Coming up tonight, a till style Muslim campaign being planned
Speaker 3: for select seats in Melbourne and Sydney.
Speaker 2: A teenage climate.
Speaker 3: Activist causes rail chaos blocking the Hunter Valley coal network.
Speaker 3: Josh Hammer will join me from the US with the
Speaker 3: facts not the media hysteria about a critical Supreme Court decision,
Speaker 3: and will also discuss President Biden's bizarre performance today they've
Speaker 3: been spray tanning the commander in chief. And also joining
Speaker 3: me tonight professor and primer Darren Grimes and Patrick Carline
Speaker 3: and Tonight's Left is Losing It features Kamala Harris, a
Speaker 3: bunch of confused French women and this Depravity. Joining me
Speaker 3: now is Harold's son, senior columnist Patrick Carl and Patrick.
Speaker 3: Let's start in New South Wales with another example of
Speaker 3: divisive race based nonsense in the education sector, this time
Speaker 3: from a school in the Lower Blue Mountains where children
Speaker 3: were told to put their hands on the ground and
Speaker 3: repeat always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. This was
Speaker 3: part of an acknowledgment of country ceremony before Assembly and
Speaker 3: apparently they do this before each and every assembly. Frank
Speaker 3: Chung reports that the anthem has also been changed to
Speaker 3: incorporate indigenous music.
Speaker 2: This is a primary school, Patrick.
Speaker 3: And when you say always was, always will be, what
Speaker 3: message are you sending to those of us who are
Speaker 3: not indigenous? Is it essentially telling us will never be
Speaker 3: able to call this land truly ours. We're not as
Speaker 3: entitled to feel like this is our land because of ethnicity.
Speaker 4: It's so divisive, isn't it. It's basically saying, you know,
Speaker 4: we don't belong here. It's not a statement of fact.
Speaker 4: It's a point of activism. And the fact that that's
Speaker 4: coming to schools now, I mean your politicizing education in
Speaker 4: a way that nobody wants. There is no groundswell of
Speaker 4: support to this sort of thing. And you look at
Speaker 4: the acknowledgment of country now, every speaker of every function
Speaker 4: you go to, it's too scared not to go to
Speaker 4: the end degree. It has got silly, and this is
Speaker 4: just another example of that.
Speaker 3: I think it's misused, over used.
Speaker 2: I think it's divisive.
Speaker 3: And Senator just Enter Price is spoken about this. She
Speaker 3: says it feels embarrassed sometimes when she hears this, and
Speaker 3: she looks around and she's the only person who's Indigenous
Speaker 3: in the room, and she's wondering why they're doing this.
Speaker 3: But I do wonder about who this is helping. We
Speaker 3: know it upsets a lot of people. We know it's divisive,
Speaker 3: but is it actually helping the Indigenous community? Is it
Speaker 3: closing the gap? Is it getting kids to school? Is
Speaker 3: it doing something about the domestic violence crisis in some communities.
Speaker 3: It's not actually doing anything practical to advance that cause.
Speaker 4: It annoys and irritates a lot of people who the
Speaker 4: Indigenous sort of cause actually need on site and actually
Speaker 4: divides it so it actually says you're either with it
Speaker 4: or you're against it, you fall in or you don't.
Speaker 4: A lot of Australians, just very average minded, fair minded Australians,
Speaker 4: just look at this and say this is nonsense.
Speaker 3: I see it as a polite way to say.
Speaker 2: We're full or leave.
Speaker 3: To me, as a migrant, it's an anti migrant message.
Speaker 2: It's telling me I can never be.
Speaker 3: As Australian or feel as entitled to call this landmine
Speaker 3: as others, purely because of ethnicity or from when I
Speaker 3: became an Australian. Now let's talk about labor suspension of
Speaker 3: Senator Fatama payment and it's triggered the launch of a
Speaker 3: Muslim Till style campaign in some areas of Sydney and Melbourne.
Speaker 3: The Muslim Vote campaign is actively seeking candidates to out
Speaker 3: labor MPs from high Muslim populated seats at the next elation.
Speaker 3: You know, some of these seats the Muslim population is
Speaker 3: around thirty percent and candidates will stand as independents but
Speaker 3: will be backed by the Muslim community.
Speaker 2: That's the plan.
Speaker 3: The campaign is eyeing the seats of Education Minister Jason Clair,
Speaker 3: Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burker the potential targets. This is
Speaker 3: very interesting indeed, and I guess the Tills have set
Speaker 3: out a game plan of how you can do this.
Speaker 4: It look the Tills capitalize on a moment in time.
Speaker 4: I mean a lot of people didn't like Scott Morrison,
Speaker 4: they didn't like what the Government of the day's environmental
Speaker 4: policies and it really did work magically if you like,
Speaker 4: in retrospect, because it actually tapped the mood. This is
Speaker 4: really interesting. This you've seen the Albansi government panner so
Speaker 4: much to those Muslim electorates since October seven, and now
Speaker 4: you're seeing this sort of thing happen. It's going to
Speaker 4: take a long time to play out. It'll be interesting
Speaker 4: to see what happens. But maybe there is a mood.
Speaker 4: Maybe this really is a big thing.
Speaker 3: Well, the Greens have been playing on those grievances. Greens
Speaker 3: have played a very dangerous game, dangerous for the country,
Speaker 3: not for those communities in particular. Meanwhile, we've got Senator
Speaker 3: Payment saying that she may quit the Labor Party after
Speaker 3: she said she was essentially exiled for voting with the
Speaker 3: Greens over the Palestine issues. She was suspended indefinitely from
Speaker 3: the caucus for refusing to abide by the party rules,
Speaker 3: which include a ban on crossing the floor. The Labor
Speaker 3: Party say what you like about them, they've got party
Speaker 3: discipline unlike the Liberals. But the wa senator says she
Speaker 3: will abstain from voting for the rest of the week
Speaker 3: while she considers her future. And you've got to say, Patrick,
Speaker 3: she's been very successful in diverting attention away from what
Speaker 3: ethany our ben easy and Labor want to talk about
Speaker 3: this week, which is the tax cuts.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 4: Look, Elbow was week last week. She has no future
Speaker 4: in the Labor Party. She doesn't want her future in
Speaker 4: the Labor Party. She's made it very clear by her choices,
Speaker 4: and she said on the weekend I might do this again.
Speaker 2: She did.
Speaker 3: She went on Insiders and rubbed the PM's face in
Speaker 3: it because he kind of gave her a pass which
Speaker 3: made him look terribly weak instead of precedent for Labor.
Speaker 2: But then she kind of made him.
Speaker 3: I don't know, she went there and embarrassed him further,
Speaker 3: which was a strange tactic.
Speaker 4: I think, I don't know if she's playing the victim card,
Speaker 4: but to sort of say I've been exiled, Well, what
Speaker 4: else was going to have happen? And some people have
Speaker 4: been intimidating to her what else was going to happen?
Speaker 4: This is not the Parliament's not for activism. It's for
Speaker 4: the representatives of parties. This is activism in the parliament
Speaker 4: and no mainstream party can allow.
Speaker 3: It to happen. No, No, the Prime Minister did what
Speaker 3: he had to do, just did it way too late.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the rise of the right in the
Speaker 3: cross Europe, really everywhere except the UK in scenes and
Speaker 3: European stocks rose on Monday after the first round of
Speaker 3: the French election, were Marie La Pen's National Rally secured
Speaker 3: the most votes of any party, and deep divisions among
Speaker 3: the left in France on the issue of Gaza and
Speaker 3: the Israelimas war are hurting the left's efforts to combine
Speaker 3: to defeat the.
Speaker 2: Rise of the right.
Speaker 3: Patrick mccron took a big gamble calling this snap election,
Speaker 3: and it seems that gamble has not paid off.
Speaker 2: Is his part came in third?
Speaker 4: Yes, Look, it was either crazy brave or crazy stupid.
Speaker 4: No one's calling it crazy brave. At this point, it
Speaker 4: didn't have to happen. You've now got the extreme left
Speaker 4: to a very anti semitic in France, writing in the
Speaker 4: streets it's a powder keep. You've got a high Muslim
Speaker 4: population in France. Look, we're going to see what will happen,
Speaker 4: what will be the consequence of all of this next
Speaker 4: weekend when the election sort of ends. But it's troubling
Speaker 4: to see because France is so important, it's so symbolic,
Speaker 4: and it really does seem like it's been cleave down
Speaker 4: the middle at the moment.
Speaker 3: Well, there's so much, so much happening in Europe. It's
Speaker 3: such a fascinating thing to observe from afar when you
Speaker 3: see countries from Italy to Finland and Sweden to now
Speaker 3: France turning to the right, this revolt against big immigration,
Speaker 3: open borders, green.
Speaker 2: Lunacy, that is really energy, all the energy.
Speaker 3: Prices, and it's just so many countries are going the
Speaker 3: media say far right, and then we've got Labor about
Speaker 3: to win in a landslide in the UK and.
Speaker 2: They're hardly a moderate party these days. They're far left now.
Speaker 3: Dolly Parton is one of my favorite country music star
Speaker 3: and she's been accused of white saviorism for her reading
Speaker 3: scheme Imagination Library, which has given millions millions of free
Speaker 3: books to poor children for more than thirty years. Instead
Speaker 3: of thanking her, we've got a new academic paper by
Speaker 3: speech and language pathologist Jennifer Stone arguing that the library's
Speaker 3: focus on reading to succeed and perfecting parenting subjugates children
Speaker 3: by privilege and is a white middle class cisgendered, heteronormative,
Speaker 3: able bodied norm Really, I mean, Patrick, please.
Speaker 4: I don't know what half of those words actually mean.
Speaker 4: Apparently she was talking about the intersectional issues and they
Speaker 4: refuse to address intersectional most people don't even know what
Speaker 4: they are.
Speaker 3: That entire die tribe I just read out, which was
Speaker 3: a direct quote. Anytime anyone uses any one of those words,
Speaker 3: let alone two three in succession, you can just safely
Speaker 3: dismiss anything they're going to say because they're idiots, and
Speaker 3: they're often destructive idiots.
Speaker 4: That's right, poor Dolly, this is not fair.
Speaker 2: It's not fair. It's the national treasure.
Speaker 4: She is absolutely.
Speaker 3: Patrick Carline, thank you for your time this evening.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is a steem geologist professor Ian Primer,
Speaker 3: And let's start with Chris Bowen, our fearless climate change
Speaker 3: and Energy minister and the coalition's greatest weapon in the
Speaker 3: coming election.
Speaker 2: But Bowen has been on.
Speaker 3: The attack, arguing Peter Dutton doesn't understand his own policy
Speaker 3: and is being evasive.
Speaker 5: It's been fifteen weeks and all we've got is a
Speaker 5: map with seven side that's six of which the.
Speaker 3: Owners have said they won't want nuclear and five of
Speaker 3: which are in states with a nuclear band.
Speaker 1: So this is all going swimmingly.
Speaker 3: Oh he's up and about. How do you see this debate? Ian?
Speaker 3: Is the opposition prevailing or is Labour's scare campaign getting
Speaker 3: through to voters a scare campaign. It works beautifully almost
Speaker 3: every time.
Speaker 5: Well, the government is running scared. They've been wrong footed
Speaker 5: by Dutton's very sensible policy is having long term stable
Speaker 5: twenty four to seven baseload power. Now I'm not really
Speaker 5: sure I can believe a minister he can't pronounce nuclear
Speaker 5: yet he tries to denigrate NUCIA and later on in
Speaker 5: that clip he talks about how there are twelve thousand,
Speaker 5: five hundred coke cans of waste that are produced from
Speaker 5: one modular reactor. Now do the sums that's forty two
Speaker 5: tons of waste that come out of one modular reactor.
Speaker 5: That is more waste produced than fuel years. So poor
Speaker 5: mister Bowen, he does need to get away from his
Speaker 5: activists who are advising him and talk to scientists, especially
Speaker 5: nuclear physicists. You cannot create something out of nothing, and
Speaker 5: that's what he's trying to tell us. So he's absolutely
Speaker 5: totally wrong and he's saying whatever comes to his head.
Speaker 5: I don't think he's been well briefed, and I think
Speaker 5: they're panicking.
Speaker 3: Now wind turbine in Victoria's southwest has caught fire that
Speaker 3: was over the week. Can caused a giant blade to
Speaker 3: fall to the ground and excuse me, sparked a grass
Speaker 3: fire beneath it. The CFA brigades across the state have
Speaker 3: been warning of such dangers for weeks. Many are taking
Speaker 3: a strike action, refusing to fight fires on land hosting
Speaker 3: wind and solar farms and high voltage transmission lines until
Speaker 3: the Alan government stops its reckless renewables expansion in Some
Speaker 3: of these renewable projects are being built on Australia's most
Speaker 3: fire prone land.
Speaker 2: You can understand why.
Speaker 3: There's real concern in those communities about the fire danger.
Speaker 5: Well, I can understand it, and I can understand what
Speaker 5: the CFA refuses to fight those fires. There are some
Speaker 5: very dangerous toxins or at least from burning those blades,
Speaker 5: there is a massive oil, about three hundred kilos of
Speaker 5: oil that he's burnt. They do start grass fires, and
Speaker 5: these ideas for alternative to energy or renewable energy have
Speaker 5: given Australia the greatest environmental damage ever in its history.
Speaker 5: We are killing birds and bats, We are killing koalas
Speaker 5: when we are putting in these turbines offshore. We are
Speaker 5: killing whales and a lot of BirdLife. We are destroying
Speaker 5: productive farm. There's just a blight on society and after
Speaker 5: fifteen years they need to be replaced, and you cannot
Speaker 5: demolish these. You're left with huge amounts of concrete, a
Speaker 5: lot of dead steel, and we buy all of these
Speaker 5: from China. Now China is putting in thirty seven nuclear
Speaker 5: reactors that they're building right now. They're putting in more
Speaker 5: than sixty coal fired power stations right now. We are
Speaker 5: the mugs they are selling us wind and solar, making
Speaker 5: huge amount of money, making us energy dependent upon China,
Speaker 5: where we are one of the greatest energy hubs in
Speaker 5: the world. We are an energy superpower. We will never
Speaker 5: be a renewable superpower, will be broke before then. So
Speaker 5: this is demonstrating the affleute stupidity of destroying our countryside,
Speaker 5: especially in rural areas where many city people can't see
Speaker 5: it and don't feel it. We're destroying this on ideological grounds.
Speaker 5: We should be following China using our uranium for a
Speaker 5: nuclear industry, using our coal for coal fired electricity, because
Speaker 5: we have the greater proportion of energy delivered, especially in
Speaker 5: these cold times, it's coming from coal, and the second
Speaker 5: great amount is coming from gas. If we ban fossil fuels,
Speaker 5: then you should freeze in the dark, because that's what's
Speaker 5: going to happen.
Speaker 3: We could have just the most thriving manufacturing sector if
Speaker 3: we had cheap, reliable energy, and we don't because we
Speaker 3: don't use those cheapest forms we exported to places like China,
Speaker 3: and then they sell us their renewable options that well,
Speaker 3: we're paying a lot more for energy. So I mean
Speaker 3: they are laughing, they are they must think, well, especially
Speaker 3: in Victoria, the biggest jackpot in the world.
Speaker 5: Yes, especially in Victoria. Energy. For a long time, with
Speaker 5: the brown coal that was some of the cheapest electricity
Speaker 5: in the world. This is why Victoria was a manufacturing
Speaker 5: heart of Australia. Now the energy costs have gone up.
Speaker 6: Not only is.
Speaker 5: Industry leaving Victoria, but people are leaving Victoria. The taxation
Speaker 5: base is getting less. So this is a catastrophe for Victoria.
Speaker 3: I've got to tell you, you should see my latest
Speaker 3: gas spill for two month period, in fact, less than
Speaker 3: two months, five hundred dollars and I've hardly got any
Speaker 3: gas in the house. It's cooking and hot water system.
Speaker 3: But they have just made it so expensive. I think
Speaker 3: also to make it palatable to get rid of gas appliances.
Speaker 3: New homes in Victoria aren't even going to have gas connections. Now,
Speaker 3: before you go and ask you about this issue we've
Speaker 3: got with Blockade Australia. Climate activists from Blockade Australia have
Speaker 3: struck again, this time causing rail chaos at one of
Speaker 3: the largest coal export terminals in the world. This is
Speaker 3: the third teed such an attack we've seen from them
Speaker 3: in about a week. The latest action saw a seventeen
Speaker 3: year old girl so spend herself over the Singleton Bridge
Speaker 3: in the Hunter Valley and that disrupted a really critical
Speaker 3: coal export terminal for hours. How much are these acts
Speaker 3: costing the taxpayer or one d and I know it's
Speaker 3: costing the country a great deal of money. But the
Speaker 3: taxpayer as far as the disruption that's caused the cost
Speaker 3: of police and paramedics or whoever else is needed to
Speaker 3: attend these protests and often has to attend to free
Speaker 3: the protesters.
Speaker 5: Well, these protesters don't appear to have jobs that I
Speaker 5: can spend so much time disrupting the economy, stopping royalty
Speaker 5: flow to governments, putting people out of work, and there
Speaker 5: aim is to kill off jobs economic treason in some countries.
Speaker 5: If you tried to do this in China or in Russia,
Speaker 5: they would line you up and get rid of you.
Speaker 5: Sixty of our power comes from coal. We cannot do
Speaker 5: without coal. We can export coal for the rest of
Speaker 5: the world who are building new coal fired power stations.
Speaker 5: These people are destroying our economy. Unless these people live
Speaker 5: in caves. You have to ask why are they destroying
Speaker 5: the economy. Why aren't they leading by example and living
Speaker 5: in a cave. And how did they get up to
Speaker 5: the Hunter Did they take the train, did they drive?
Speaker 5: Did they fly up to Williamtown? How did they get there?
Speaker 5: So we are dealing with id logs whose sole intention
Speaker 5: is to destroy our economy while they hypocritically moan about
Speaker 5: being morally correct. These people are idy logs and we
Speaker 5: should bring the full force of the law for the
Speaker 5: economic treason that these people are creating.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, no one wants to see any harm to come
Speaker 3: to any of them. We are not in China, but
Speaker 3: would be good to see the police enforce the law
Speaker 3: and stop these.
Speaker 2: Vision sometimes dangerous.
Speaker 5: If you're sustained it from a bridge in this cold weather.
Speaker 5: The best thing the police can do is to leave
Speaker 5: you this.
Speaker 3: Well, that would be unkindly and we couldn't possibly have
Speaker 3: that employment.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for your time. This evening still
Speaker 2: to come.
Speaker 3: Lefties losing it and Josh Hammer unpacks the Supreme Court's
Speaker 3: historic decision on presidential immunity.
Speaker 2: Welcome back.
Speaker 3: Now it's time for a lefties losing it.
Speaker 2: And I regret to inform you that the French women
Speaker 2: are at it again.
Speaker 3: This lot love nothing more than taking off their tops
Speaker 3: to protest, well anything. This time a bunch of white
Speaker 3: French women are protesting racism and the far right by
Speaker 3: bearing their breasts and mopping.
Speaker 7: Shut upstay.
Speaker 8: Enough, stop your fascist fascist.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure that protest is working the way they imagined.
Speaker 3: Now Pride Month is finally over, and what a month
Speaker 3: it was. Let's look at some of the highlights. Starting
Speaker 3: in Toronto, where these lefties were losing it. Was apparently
Speaker 3: a family friendly Pride event.
Speaker 2: Remember the good.
Speaker 3: Old days when first world city has had public indecency laws.
Speaker 2: I missed those days.
Speaker 3: Yes, some dude in a bugs bunny mask dangling his
Speaker 3: doodle in.
Speaker 2: A Pride rally. Not sure what pride there is in
Speaker 2: that or this.
Speaker 3: And in San Francisco, where anything goes nowadays, we had
Speaker 3: several school districts take young kids along to Pride rallies
Speaker 3: and this one. Look at this clip, you can clearly
Speaker 3: see a completely naked.
Speaker 2: Man in the front row watching kids march and staying.
Speaker 3: In San Francisco, there was plenty more depravity and lefties
Speaker 3: losing it. And if you're wondering why police didn't intervene,
Speaker 3: well listen.
Speaker 2: To what these officers had to say kids.
Speaker 5: You don't want to turn around the event.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure on San Francisco's laws or California's loss
Speaker 9: is it legal for nunity to be presented in front
Speaker 9: of kids?
Speaker 7: Unity is legal yet within within certain boundaries.
Speaker 2: With what are the boundaries?
Speaker 7: Do you know a couple, Yeah, anything coupled with a
Speaker 7: lute act or anything being done for sexual gratification that
Speaker 7: other people.
Speaker 10: Think, okay, But this event wouldn't be considered for sexual gratifyategu.
Speaker 7: If they're walking around and it's out, that's right. That'd
Speaker 7: be different than if they're masturbating.
Speaker 3: So it's fine as long as they're not masturbating. If
Speaker 3: they're parading around dancing suggestively in front of kids, naked.
Speaker 3: That's okay in San Francisco, but it's not just sand Fran.
Speaker 3: Let's go to that other lefty heartland, New York City
Speaker 3: and see how Pride celebrations went there. You know what,
Speaker 3: there are a growing number of gay people, men and
Speaker 3: women disowning this whole movement or cooling out the victimhood mentality,
Speaker 3: including this young woman.
Speaker 9: I recently got asked the question of do I think
Speaker 9: that there will ever be true equality between gays and streets?
Speaker 9: When I say that, I stopped at in my trucks
Speaker 9: because I have absolutely no idea what they're talking about,
Speaker 9: and I'm not even gaslighting on I don't know what
Speaker 9: you're talking about. I feel truly equal to my straight counterparts. Okay,
Speaker 9: I can do every single thing a straight person can do.
Speaker 9: I can get married, I can adopt kids. I can
Speaker 9: buy a house, I can buy a car, I can
Speaker 9: have a job. Is there something I'm missing? Because last
Speaker 9: I checked out not being thrown off a rooftop for
Speaker 9: being gay. On this country, we are equal, babe. You
Speaker 9: have all your rights. Being misgendered has nothing to do
Speaker 9: with rights, to do with entitlement and narcissism. Okay, we
Speaker 9: have the same right to straight people.
Speaker 3: Now to the woman who could be president if they
Speaker 3: managed to invoke the twenty fifth Amendment. But they won't
Speaker 3: because she's even less selectable than the decrepit puppet currently
Speaker 3: in the job. Here is Kamala Harris turning up the
Speaker 3: cringe two atomic levels.
Speaker 2: Thanks no, no, Taraji.
Speaker 11: Now you know I wouldn't do that, especially not to
Speaker 11: a fellow Bison, the real Atu, you know. So what's
Speaker 11: on your mind.
Speaker 2: Oh, Madam VP.
Speaker 8: Harris.
Speaker 2: I'm worried about the election.
Speaker 11: Women's reproductive rights are on the line, Our Supreme Court
Speaker 11: is on the line.
Speaker 2: Our basic freedoms are being tested. Madam VP.
Speaker 11: I know you've been sure having a cross country What.
Speaker 2: Are you hearing?
Speaker 11: Yeah, girl, I'm out here in these streets, and let
Speaker 11: me tell you you're right, Taraji. There is so much
Speaker 11: at stake in this moment. The majority of us believe
Speaker 11: in freedom and equality. But these extremists, as they say.
Speaker 8: Then I like us.
Speaker 3: Yeah girl, I'm out here on these streets.
Speaker 2: What the hell was that?
Speaker 3: And the Veep's call half the country indeed more than
Speaker 3: half according to recent polls, extremists?
Speaker 2: Did she call half the country? Extremists? You know?
Speaker 3: We mock lifties losing it, but sometimes they're just downright evil.
Speaker 3: And wasn't it nice to see one of Kamala's lies
Speaker 3: called out on X after she posted Donald Trump would
Speaker 3: ban abortion nationwide.
Speaker 2: Tweeps pointed out that information from the likes.
Speaker 3: Of CNN, BBC, the Associated Press, the New York Times,
Speaker 3: to name just a few, show that Kamala was aligning.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Newsweek's senior editor at Large and
Speaker 3: Article three Projects Senior Council Josh Hammer Josh Today.
Speaker 2: President Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Lashed out at the Supreme Court decision granting immune for
Speaker 3: official acts. He called the six ' to three decision a
Speaker 3: terrible disservice to the people of America and a dangerous
Speaker 3: precedent the newly spray hand. Joe Biden spent under five
Speaker 3: minutes reading a prepared statement from a pair of teleprompters.
Speaker 6: Each each of us is equal before the law. No one,
Speaker 6: no one is above the law, not even the President
Speaker 6: of the United States.
Speaker 3: He then refused to take any questions before walking away.
Speaker 2: Why drama, What did you make of that?
Speaker 3: It was quite an astonishing attack against the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Some very strong statements made there but again not willing
Speaker 3: to answer any questions, not willing to deviate from that
Speaker 3: prepared statement.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, first of all, I mean, he did himself absolutely
Speaker 10: no favors with that appearance right there. He did not
Speaker 10: quell any of the doubts that are mounting, not just
Speaker 10: among conservatives but among Democrats as well. You know, the
Speaker 10: poll that we saw over the weekend, RITO is that
Speaker 10: seventy two percent of Americans say that Joe Biden does
Speaker 10: not have the cognitive ability to serve a second term. Frankly,
Speaker 10: I see that poll and I say, who the heck
Speaker 10: are the twenty eight percent? I mean, did they watch
Speaker 10: the same debate that I watched last Thursday evening here
Speaker 10: in the United States. This man is obviously palpably seen.
Speaker 10: It's sad, honestly, on a human being level, it's frankly,
Speaker 10: just just quite sad. But when it comes to these
Speaker 10: specific merits of the Trump Communic case, which is a
Speaker 10: victory for Donald Trump, but it definitely is a victory.
Speaker 10: It's not an absolute victory, but it is the best
Speaker 10: possible outcome of all the plausible scenarios for Donald Trump. There,
Speaker 10: it's very important to understand what the court did there is.
Speaker 10: There has been so much lying in fabrication here in
Speaker 10: American liberal media. They're saying that the Supreme Court has
Speaker 10: allow of present to get away with bloody Well, no,
Speaker 10: they actually really happen. They very clearly said that unofficial
Speaker 10: acts that have nothing to do with your core constitutional
Speaker 10: prerogative can get prosecuted after you're a president. But even
Speaker 10: more to the point, rita this line that we hear
Speaker 10: from Sonya Soto Mayora, the liberal justice who dissented, this
Speaker 10: line that we hear from Joe Biden. Right there, they
Speaker 10: say over and over again, no one is above the law.
Speaker 10: No president is above the law. Well, do you know
Speaker 10: what the supreme law of the land here is in
Speaker 10: the United States, It's the Constitution. It literally says that
Speaker 10: in Article six. It's called the supremacy Clause. The Constitution
Speaker 10: is the supreme law of the land. And if the
Speaker 10: Constitution requires some level of immunity from prosecution so that
Speaker 10: the executive can do his job, then that is the law.
Speaker 10: That is the law. So no president is above the constitution.
Speaker 10: That doesn't mean we know what the constitution is. So
Speaker 10: the whole thing is just absolutely crazy. But Joe Biden
Speaker 10: is out to lunch as always. The only question now, obviously,
Speaker 10: is whether he's going to be forced out of this
Speaker 10: presidential race.
Speaker 3: It is so absurd and so simplistic to say, no,
Speaker 3: one's above the law. The president has powers that others
Speaker 3: don't have. It can declassified documents, it can pardon people
Speaker 3: for whatever.
Speaker 2: Reason he chooses.
Speaker 3: So this notion that the presidency is no different to
Speaker 3: any other person, I mean, it's just simplistic. But what's
Speaker 3: the latest on these efforts to replace Joe Biden before
Speaker 3: the November poll? With your legal background, you know better
Speaker 3: than most the limitations of what the Democrats can do here.
Speaker 3: What are the chances that we're going to get a
Speaker 3: new candidate?
Speaker 10: So I think the chances are pretty low now. The
Speaker 10: logistics of them swapping out Joe Biden at this point
Speaker 10: are very, very difficult. So you actually had so Here
Speaker 10: in America we have the FEC, the Federal Election Commission,
Speaker 10: which controls the or rather executes the campaign finance laws
Speaker 10: in this country. I'm actually interviewing on my show of
Speaker 10: the Josh hammer Shaw, one of the FEC commissioners tomorrow
Speaker 10: and the same commissioner, Tree Trainer, who I'm interviewing he
Speaker 10: She wrote an op ed for The Daily Caller on Friday,
Speaker 10: basically saying that the logistics at this late hour of
Speaker 10: pulling a candidates swabbed from a campaign finance perspective are very,
Speaker 10: very difficult because people who have donated to the Biden
Speaker 10: Harris campaign, they have donated to the Biden Harris campaign.
Speaker 10: They have not donated to a generic Democratic Party slush fund.
Speaker 10: So if you pull Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, that
Speaker 10: money either then gets reverted to the DNC, the Democrat
Speaker 10: National Convention, or just gets returned to the donors. So
Speaker 10: if Gavin Knewso, Gretchen Whitmer, or God help us, Michelle Obama,
Speaker 10: if one of them were to step in, they decentially
Speaker 10: be starting from scratch from a fundraising perspective. Now, now,
Speaker 10: Kamala Harris is the one person in the country who
Speaker 10: could possibly obviate those concerns, because you could do that
Speaker 10: while assuaging those fundraising concerns. The problem with Kamala Harris
Speaker 10: readA as you know that she's less popular than venereal disease.
Speaker 10: I mean, I mean, she's just an absolutely horrific politician.
Speaker 10: You know, no one particularly likes her leadership. People leave
Speaker 10: her office, they leak like a sieve to the mainstream
Speaker 10: media about what a terrible boss she is, so they're
Speaker 10: not going to do it. So I am increasingly convinced
Speaker 10: that Joe Biden actually is here to stay. And again,
Speaker 10: God help us, because it's not a pretty safe.
Speaker 3: Yeah right about Kamala Harris. She is just floundering. We
Speaker 3: played some footage of her earlier and it was cringe worthy.
Speaker 3: But in an effort to recover from that debate disaster,
Speaker 3: we saw the White House release this thirty three second
Speaker 3: video I'm about to play. God knows how many takes
Speaker 3: it took. There's around nine jump cuts just in this
Speaker 3: thirty three seconds.
Speaker 6: Democracy's yes, and of who we are. We're the most
Speaker 6: unique nation of the world, and that united based on race, listening,
Speaker 6: and geography. We're based on idea. We hold these truths
Speaker 6: to be self evident, that all women are men are
Speaker 6: created equal. So in our Decoration of independence, in our constitution,
Speaker 6: there are the two things that are the guardrails to
Speaker 6: make sure democracy is able to be sustained.
Speaker 12: It's all about being able to show up and vote,
Speaker 12: be able to have an opportunity to get a fair deal,
Speaker 12: an even chance. It all rests upon our constitution of
Speaker 12: democracy is the vehicle and a method all of that.
Speaker 3: Together, Josh, does that fill you with confidence?
Speaker 10: I mean, so, I actually have not seen that video.
Speaker 10: That's my first time seeing it. I mean, the man
Speaker 10: looks like he's about to kill over and die. And
Speaker 10: I don't say that with any kind of joy. I mean,
Speaker 10: this is the commander in chief of the United States military.
Speaker 10: This is the guy whose finger is on the nuclear football.
Speaker 10: This is the guy who who ostensibly is preventing Shi
Speaker 10: Jimping from going into Taiwan and just seizing Taiwan's semiconductor
Speaker 10: manufacturing company. And this is the guy who ostensibly is
Speaker 10: going to prevent Lamar put him from going further into
Speaker 10: Europe and Iran from going further into Israel in the
Speaker 10: Middle East. And that's what he looks like, and that's
Speaker 10: what he talks like. I mean, it's just absolutely appalling.
Speaker 10: You know, when I was watching that debate last Thursday
Speaker 10: evening read I couldn't get that thought about Shi Jimping
Speaker 10: and China out of my All I was thinking about
Speaker 10: was that surely in real time, somewhere in Beijing people
Speaker 10: very high up in the Chinese Communist Party, Hollaboro are
Speaker 10: having these conversations about let's seize Taiwan like now, or
Speaker 10: at least let's do it before in November. Because when
Speaker 10: you have someone who literally looks like that, who exudes
Speaker 10: just such obvious in essence and physical and mental decline,
Speaker 10: what message does that send to everyone around the world.
Speaker 10: I mean to say nothing of the American people who
Speaker 10: are suffering a grave crisis of morale as it is,
Speaker 10: but really the message to everyone around the world's foes, friends, allies, enemies, everyone,
Speaker 10: it's just awful.
Speaker 2: It's so said, it is.
Speaker 3: And I've heard some commentary from various stute people who've
Speaker 3: served under multiple presidents about just how vulnerable the US
Speaker 3: is right now because its enemies are looking on and
Speaker 3: they know they've got a short window of opportunity to
Speaker 3: do what they want to do under this week in
Speaker 3: Kohera and lost Biden administration, and that just puts the
Speaker 3: country and I think the world at greater risk from
Speaker 3: the likes of China, Iran, North Korea, Russia, whoever our
Speaker 3: enemies are at the moment. I want to ask you
Speaker 3: about the House Republicans. They're suing for access to those tapes,
Speaker 3: those interviews between Joe Biden a special counsel Robert her
Speaker 3: because based on those interviews, the special counsel decided not
Speaker 3: to criminally charge the president because he considered that Biden
Speaker 3: would come across to a jury as someone who's very
Speaker 3: elderly with a poor memory. Essentially, he determined the president
Speaker 3: was not fit for trial. We know from hers report
Speaker 3: that Biden could not remember when he was vice president,
Speaker 3: along with a bunch of other important dates and events. Josh,
Speaker 3: what could these tapes, which are the wide has block
Speaker 3: the release solved? What could these types reveal about the
Speaker 3: president's cognitive decline?
Speaker 10: Well, first of all, Rita, where is Robert Hurr's apology?
Speaker 10: I mean, he issued this report, this three hundred and
Speaker 10: forty three page report of memory serves. It was immediately
Speaker 10: just utterly excoriated. I mean, Joe Biden gets up there
Speaker 10: on national television that very evening and he's palpably angry.
Speaker 10: Everyone in the Democratic Party politics is angry. Everyone said
Speaker 10: that Robert Hurr was a far right maga plant to
Speaker 10: deepen the bowels of the Department of Justice, that he
Speaker 10: was a trump plant. I mean, I mean, they had
Speaker 10: all of these silly and juvenile insults for him. They
Speaker 10: said it was a hit job from a former Ranquist
Speaker 10: law clerk. He clerked for a Supreme Court justice is
Speaker 10: very conservative, and they had all these wild theories. Robert
Speaker 10: Hurt deserves an apology because everything that he said was
Speaker 10: just revealed to the entire world to be emphatically correct
Speaker 10: that Joe Biden obviously is not all there physically or mentally,
Speaker 10: and you know, you can endow your own conclusions about
Speaker 10: whether he's fit to stand trial, but certainly Robert Hurst's
Speaker 10: conclusions were definitely justifiable, at least in light of that.
Speaker 10: But what they're trying to do right now in the
Speaker 10: US House, Mike Johnson is filing this lawsuit to get
Speaker 10: this tape because they've released the transcript ya, but they
Speaker 10: refuse to give up the actual tape itself. And you
Speaker 10: might actually ask what the difference is, Well, the difference
Speaker 10: is kind of what we were just saying, actually, which
Speaker 10: is if this guy is getting up there and he's
Speaker 10: just stuttering and he's taking long, awkward pauses there Again,
Speaker 10: this becomes a national security imperative when you have the
Speaker 10: commander in chief who is just not there. And you're
Speaker 10: talking about possibly invoking the twenty fifth Amendment, which is
Speaker 10: our provision of the Constitution that essentially declares the president
Speaker 10: is incapacitated. You have Congressman Chiproy of Texas who is
Speaker 10: talking about trying to get that conversation started. It's not
Speaker 10: going to happen because it's the vice president and the
Speaker 10: Cabinet that have to put those wheels in motion. So
Speaker 10: it's more of a talking point than anything. But it
Speaker 10: is the proper role of the House to do that
Speaker 10: sort of check. They had a subpoena Merrick girl trained
Speaker 10: general ignored it. What else can you do? You file
Speaker 10: all lawsuit. So it's the right thing to do. So
Speaker 10: good for make Johnson for pursuing this, I think.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, And that's just a world of difference between
Speaker 3: reading a transcript and actually hearing the backwards and forwards
Speaker 3: between the president and her. So yeah, those tapes need
Speaker 3: to be released. Finally, Josh, before you go, this story
Speaker 3: is delicious and thank you to see an end for
Speaker 3: revealing the details of this debate.
Speaker 2: Watch party that was held in Los Angeles. It was
Speaker 2: attended by the likes of.
Speaker 3: Governor Wick mur and Kamala's husband and a bunch of
Speaker 3: Hollywood types. Now just picture this scene, Josh. Just a
Speaker 3: few answers into the debate, Rob Riiner was screaming about losing,
Speaker 3: and Jane Fonda had tears.
Speaker 2: In her eyes.
Speaker 3: How are the celebrity class dealing with the rest of
Speaker 3: the nation finding out what the media have known for
Speaker 3: some time, whether they've been honest about revealing it or not,
Speaker 3: that the president's cognitive decline is dramatic and real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know read.
Speaker 10: I think this past Friday, the day after the debate,
Speaker 10: was my single favorite news cycle here in the US,
Speaker 10: probably in years, because the entire news cycle was just
Speaker 10: you know, a list actors, celebrities, democratic donors, you know,
Speaker 10: billionaire hedge funders, and obviously all the liberal columnists and
Speaker 10: pundits and editoral board. They were just having this big
Speaker 10: public meltdown before our eyes. It was absolutely glorious.
Speaker 5: I Mean.
Speaker 10: One of my favorite things about the English language, which
Speaker 10: Americans and Ousie's obviously both share, is that we borrow
Speaker 10: nice loanwords from other languages. And of course there's the
Speaker 10: German loanwords schadenfreud, which means that you have joy at
Speaker 10: the suffering of others. And I have to say that
Speaker 10: my chaden freud over the past week, frankly has been
Speaker 10: utterly through the roof readA. I'm positively euphoric watching things
Speaker 10: like this.
Speaker 3: I can understand because, yeah, that mass meltdown you talk
Speaker 3: about it has been spectacular. I would I argue these
Speaker 3: people are almost always in a state of meltdown, but
Speaker 3: it got turned up to weapon great levels after that debate,
Speaker 3: and yeah, just grab your popcorn and enjoy. Josh Hammatt,
Speaker 3: thank you for your time this evening.
Speaker 10: Thanks so much.
Speaker 3: Still to can't We're crossed to the UK, where Nigel
Speaker 3: Farage is battling against what he calls media stitch ups.
Speaker 3: You're watching the reader Panicky show and joining me now
Speaker 3: is the founder of Reasoned UK and gb News host
Speaker 3: Darren Grimes.
Speaker 2: Darren.
Speaker 3: The iconic Glastonbury Music Festival just concluded and we saw
Speaker 3: many festival goers chanting f the King, waving flags with
Speaker 3: bog Off Rish on them and carrying a supposed artwork
Speaker 3: by street artist Banksy depicting asylum seekers on an inflatable dinghy.
Speaker 2: Powerful message there.
Speaker 3: We also saw many Palestinian flags flying just months after
Speaker 3: so many other music goers were slaughtered in Israel at
Speaker 3: the super Nova Music festival, Darren.
Speaker 2: To me, this was just such a shameful.
Speaker 3: Display from privileged idiots, both on stage and.
Speaker 2: In the crowd.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, I mean, Rita, you hit the nail on the
Speaker 8: head there, because it's clearly lost on these privileged prats
Speaker 8: that they are at a festival that most couldn't afford
Speaker 8: to attend. Right they're spending there is a laboratory you
Speaker 8: can procure for five thousand pounds. That's the same amount
Speaker 8: of money that these people are paying people traffickers to
Speaker 8: actually get across the English Channel to break in to
Speaker 8: our country. This artwork by Banksy purportedly it's worth more
Speaker 8: than most will actually earn in their lifetimes due only
Speaker 8: to the fact that it's by this so called anti
Speaker 8: establishment artiste, you know, the fact that they he's never
Speaker 8: Banksy himself has never seen an elitist gathering. He doesn't
Speaker 8: have a paunch on for whether it's being opposed to
Speaker 8: the people's vote for Brexit Rita or the unwashed middle
Speaker 8: classes in their designer Wellington's and taking their disco biscuits
Speaker 8: whilst railing against the system, whilst being called Rita, Tabitha
Speaker 8: Rod Parquin and supreme beneficiaries of any capitalism that they
Speaker 8: say they're railing against, and they purport Rita to be
Speaker 8: pro open borders. I must point out to your audience
Speaker 8: that they're doing this whilst enjoying an experience at an
Speaker 8: event that with a security border so high and so
Speaker 8: deep that it would make Donald J. Trump's border wall
Speaker 8: have size envy the border wall with Egypt and Gaza.
Speaker 8: You know, it is absurd on its scale. It's much
Speaker 8: easier for a illegal migrant to break into Britain and
Speaker 8: live off of a Glastonbury attendees mother and father's taxes
Speaker 8: than it is to actually break into Glastonbury. And the irony,
Speaker 8: I'm afraid is totally lost on them. They zone themselves
Speaker 8: off from we plebs, whilst chastise and all of us
Speaker 8: for being ignorant racists. You just absolutely cannot script it.
Speaker 8: And you mentioned just very briefly, you mentioned the Palestinian flags.
Speaker 8: Cindi Lauper was there as part of the Legends cohort
Speaker 8: of Glastonbury and she actually changed the lyrics of what
Speaker 8: is her most famous song, girls just Want to Have Fun,
Speaker 8: to actually talking about girls just want to have fundamental
Speaker 8: rights and actually talking that in the context of Palace Stain,
Speaker 8: a place where, as you well know, Rita, girls do
Speaker 8: not have either fun in any meaningful sense or rights
Speaker 8: in any meaningful sense. You know, they don't have legal
Speaker 8: protection from physical or sexual violence. So here we are,
Speaker 8: in our position of privilege, bashan the patriarchy, while these
Speaker 8: fans fly the flag of a regime that is so
Speaker 8: far away from a quality for women. I mean, are
Speaker 8: you sensing any hypocrisy here, Rita? Because my alarm bells
Speaker 8: are going right off.
Speaker 3: Well, the men in the UK are in attack mode
Speaker 3: against Nigel Farage, as is right wing reform party continues
Speaker 3: to win support from disaffected labor and Tory voters. The
Speaker 3: BBC invited him one question time and there were several
Speaker 3: attempts to embarrass him, but they didn't really go to plan.
Speaker 13: You also run a You are online on a website
Speaker 13: called cameo where you'll record paid shorts of you doing
Speaker 13: roasts or pet talks for people. I was just wondering
Speaker 13: your cheapest one you do a seventy pounds If I
Speaker 13: paid you seventy pounds, now, would you admit that this
Speaker 13: country would be nothing without our rich history of immigration.
Speaker 1: Well Asentlly what I really right, Rety what and this
Speaker 1: is what's gone wrong because you talk about immigration and
Speaker 1: it ran from after the war up until the millennium
Speaker 1: and net thirty to forty thousand a year. And yes
Speaker 1: it worked. In fact, we had the most successful immigration
Speaker 1: policies of any country in the whole of Europe, no question.
Speaker 1: Now it is so totally out of control. Just think
Speaker 1: about this. Two and a half million people have come
Speaker 1: in the last two years. You wonder why you can't
Speaker 1: get a house. You wonder why your rents have got
Speaker 1: up twenty five percent in four years. You wonder why
Speaker 1: our infrastructure is struggling.
Speaker 2: She looks shell shocked there, Darren. It didn't work out
Speaker 2: how she planned, No.
Speaker 8: It didn't. Indeed, I wonder how long she was sat
Speaker 8: thinking about that question while she was packed into a
Speaker 8: BBC audience which is so skewed to the left that
Speaker 8: it might as well have been put together by Jeremy Corbyn.
Speaker 8: You know, the BBC has had an absolutely appalling general
Speaker 8: election campaign in which they've tried to do all they
Speaker 8: could to actually diminish the palling up take and increase
Speaker 8: that Reform UK through Nigel Farage have actually enjoyed and
Speaker 8: it hasn't worked. It's backfired. This is an establishment stitch
Speaker 8: up bigger than a biotapestry and it just has not worked.
Speaker 8: And I've been delighted to see that it hasn't worked.
Speaker 8: You know, there are so many young people Rita that
Speaker 8: are actually backing Reform UK, and people at the BBC
Speaker 8: say to me, I'm so shocked by this. What explains it?
Speaker 8: And I say, it's really quite easy. In parts of
Speaker 8: the world, just like this one in the northeast of England,
Speaker 8: you can't stand a chance of getting a house. You
Speaker 8: are in and out of competing with in factories and
Speaker 8: all the rest of it, with migrant labor that can
Speaker 8: undercut your wages and work for longer hours than you can.
Speaker 8: If you've got a family to support. The illegal migrants
Speaker 8: come over here, they get given bed board and benefits
Speaker 8: whilst you struggle to make ends meet. I can understand
Speaker 8: why those young people say, my future is going to
Speaker 8: be significantly worse than my forebears. And I don't think
Speaker 8: that's right or just or in the British tradition, and
Speaker 8: that I'm going to therefore vote for Nigel Farage and
Speaker 8: young privileged people just like this one who try to
Speaker 8: katao to the BBC line there against Farage. They just
Speaker 8: don't get it and I'm afraid that they aren't the
Speaker 8: kind of people that Nigel Farage is actually targeting. Could
Speaker 8: not give one flying flamingo about what someone like that
Speaker 8: actually thinks about him, right, That's not who he's appealing to.
Speaker 8: It is the working man and woman of Britain who
Speaker 8: are saying I'm going to give these guys a chance
Speaker 8: because we've been wholeheartedly failed by the establishment political class
Speaker 8: in this country and the media are right up there
Speaker 8: with them.
Speaker 3: Rita, you are so right, and we've seen across Europe
Speaker 3: that right wing vote. So many of the new supporters
Speaker 3: are young people, which was a shock to so many
Speaker 3: of us because we see young people as being left
Speaker 3: wing in places like the UK, Australia, US, But the
Speaker 3: experience in the rest of Europe is different, and perhaps
Speaker 3: it's changing in the UK. Darren Grimes, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for your time this evening, and that's it from me.
Speaker 3: Up next is Newsnight. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Good Night, five