Speaker 1: This is outside.
Speaker 2: It's fun to stay. It's understanding.
Speaker 3: We did it. We won. We won. James Rata, we won.
Speaker 3: We called it. We did it.
Speaker 4: Welcome to Outsiders, the show that picked Trump, the show
Speaker 4: that's back Trump for eight years, that predicted it over.
Speaker 3: Eight years ago.
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Speaker 4: the radical woker gender.
Speaker 3: And left wing authoritarianism.
Speaker 4: And climate armism and gender extremism and anti colonial insanity.
Speaker 4: What the election of Donald J. Trump is to all
Speaker 4: of the above. Yes, he did it, just like I
Speaker 4: promised you he would. This is the only mainstream media
Speaker 4: show on all of Australian television that accurately predicted the
Speaker 4: Donald Trump landslide, not just once, but on many, many occasions.
Speaker 4: But remember, Donald Trump's victory is your victory.
Speaker 3: All of you have watched.
Speaker 5: Us because you are fed up with the lefty lies.
Speaker 4: The distortions, the insufferable, sanctimonious arrogance, and the sheer ignorance.
Speaker 3: Of the bulk of the Australian media. It is because
Speaker 3: of you that this show.
Speaker 5: Exists, and only because this show existed, anyone in this vast,
Speaker 5: great continency have even the faintest inkling or hope that
Speaker 5: Donald Trump would defeat Joe Biden or Kamala Harris in
Speaker 5: a landslide.
Speaker 4: I'm even thinking of renaming the show Reata. Let's call
Speaker 4: it Landsliders. Now, let's grab the latest Landsliders news. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's to talk about Riata. It was a big week.
Speaker 4: What happened this week?
Speaker 3: Anything yet week?
Speaker 6: For mate?
Speaker 7: Landslide's the keyword there. This is a clean sweep. I
Speaker 7: don't think even you, in your most start mystic moment landslide. Yes,
Speaker 7: I did think he was going to win every single
Speaker 7: swing state, every single swing everything. The House is the
Speaker 7: only thing that was still waiting confirmation on. He's edging
Speaker 7: closer and closer. He's got the Senate, he's got the
Speaker 7: popular vote, and of course he's got the all important
Speaker 7: Electoral College vote. So this is an enormous mandate. It
Speaker 7: is undeniable that the American people have spoken, and they've
Speaker 7: spoken clearly, and the swamp better listen because it's going
Speaker 7: to be very different to Trump's first term.
Speaker 6: That first term, I think there was a he was
Speaker 6: a little bit naive about just how.
Speaker 4: Vicious key point, how different this Trump gender is going
Speaker 4: to be Trump two point zero. James, you're in New
Speaker 4: York City there, tell us about it.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm in New York City. As you can hear,
Speaker 8: people outside are celebrating a Saturday night. I'm sure they're
Speaker 8: all out here celebrating Donald Trump's victory, because what else
Speaker 8: would there be the party about on a Saturday in
Speaker 8: New York City. But I can tell you though New
Speaker 8: York City, which is you know, typically very very democratic,
Speaker 8: even that the five bros Here had massive swings to
Speaker 8: the re publican party had massive swings to Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: And you talk to people just on the quiet, you
Speaker 8: find that people are there's so many more Trump supporters
Speaker 8: out there who are willing to say it than you
Speaker 8: would have ever seen in twenty twenty, and even I
Speaker 8: would say in twenty sixteen. Twenty sixteen, you know, was
Speaker 8: one circumstance. Twenty twenty is a whole another case. You know. Sorry,
Speaker 8: but this here is a real mandate. As you said, Rowan,
Speaker 8: you know, the House is looking likely, the Senate is done,
Speaker 8: all the blue wall is gone. Many states that were
Speaker 8: very democratic have started to move more Republican, all sorts
Speaker 8: of demographic groups that started to move more Republican. This
Speaker 8: is a huge mandate here. And the big key then
Speaker 8: is what's going to happen next? And the key thing
Speaker 8: here is, well, who is Donald Trump going to be
Speaker 8: bringing in a staffers. I'm hearing that Mike Pompeo maybe
Speaker 8: Secretary of Defense. I'm hearing Richard Grennell maybe Secretary of State.
Speaker 8: Those are a couple of names I can share with
Speaker 8: you that are being talked about very widely in Trump world.
Speaker 8: But also we see that Donald Trump himself is coming
Speaker 8: out and announcing all sorts of policies on all sorts
Speaker 8: of things, from you know, transgender kids, to the media
Speaker 8: at social media censorship. So I think they've got a
Speaker 8: better idea this time than they did in twenty sixteen
Speaker 8: or twenty twenty about how the leaders of power work,
Speaker 8: what they need to do. And I can tell you
Speaker 8: also they've had their own private transition team working four
Speaker 8: months before the elections. Don't never rely on the government
Speaker 8: to help them do the transition well, they themselves, and
Speaker 8: that's going to give them a huge advantage.
Speaker 4: I think they've learned not to rely on the government
Speaker 4: for anything. After Donald Trump nearly got shot thanks to
Speaker 4: the failings of the US government. Trump has been President,
Speaker 4: James and reader for only a handful of days. Wait
Speaker 4: for the stock market has already hit a record high.
Speaker 4: Bitcoin hit a record high. Migrant caravans at the border dissolve.
Speaker 4: President elect Hamas has called for an end of the
Speaker 4: war really bitcoin as I said, record high. Putin ready
Speaker 4: to end the Ukraine war Qatar. We'll talk about this, reader,
Speaker 4: and James has kicked out the Hamas leaders. Whoops, get
Speaker 4: rid of them EU by US gas, not Russian gas.
Speaker 4: Putin will cell oil in US dollars. Zelenski has phoned
Speaker 4: Trump and Elin whoops clo mate yep. New York Mayor
Speaker 4: ends his vouchers for illegals Mexico to stop migrants at
Speaker 4: the US border. China wants to work peacely with the
Speaker 4: US and big US companies and a big US companies
Speaker 4: moving out of China.
Speaker 3: It's big stuff, Reata.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's already just the thought of the Trump
Speaker 4: two point zero of the next four years has got
Speaker 4: the world moving in the right direction.
Speaker 6: Well, this is part of the mandate.
Speaker 7: This is what the American people voted for they don't
Speaker 7: want any more involvement in foreign wars. It's a big
Speaker 7: issue over there. And he managed to do that in
Speaker 7: his first term as despite all the obstruction he faced
Speaker 7: from the bureaucracy, the swamp. Just through strength, and that's
Speaker 7: what he does. He does diplomacy through strength. So the
Speaker 7: Iran example, he completely isolated and impoverished the Iranian regime
Speaker 7: because he went to the likes of China and said,
Speaker 7: if you buy their oil, I'm slapping a big tariff
Speaker 7: on everything that you sell into America. So guess what
Speaker 7: the Chinese did. The Chinese Communist Party behaved when Bryden
Speaker 7: came in. The Iranian regime was eboldened, he was enriched,
Speaker 7: and they made sure their proxies acted accordingly. Had her
Speaker 7: mass has bullard, they have wreaked havoc in the Middle
Speaker 7: East in those few short years. And now with Trump
Speaker 7: coming back, all of that is going to change. Everybody
Speaker 7: knows that everyone knows where he stands on pretty much
Speaker 7: every issue. I keep hearing and even from Australian media
Speaker 7: that should know better.
Speaker 6: There's so much uncertainty. You don't know what he's going
Speaker 6: to you know.
Speaker 7: Where he stands on every single issue.
Speaker 6: He spells it out. You just have to listen, James.
Speaker 4: I know you've missed the Australian media while you've been away.
Speaker 3: But this just tickled me. Pink, this one they think missed,
Speaker 3: missed is no exactly the work.
Speaker 4: But James, I love this story here that I just
Speaker 4: love the understatement in it that Trump's victory will be
Speaker 4: a test for Penny Wong's diplomatic skills.
Speaker 3: Just tell us exactly.
Speaker 4: Putting it mildly, I think you take it away, James, Well,
Speaker 4: that is putting.
Speaker 8: It mildly, But I mean, you know, what we've seen
Speaker 8: here is on a foreign policy level, we have seen
Speaker 8: a final rebuke to what can basically be called Obamaism,
Speaker 8: the Obama style for foreign policy, which Joe Biden continued
Speaker 8: through his term of his administration. And this is this
Speaker 8: idea that you know, America doesn't really have interests and
Speaker 8: if America does have interests, are probably shameful. We should,
Speaker 8: you know, elevate and talk to our enemies that you know,
Speaker 8: just sort of like enlightened people can all get together
Speaker 8: and work things out between themselves. And it's a completely
Speaker 8: unrealistic sort of way to look at the world because
Speaker 8: of course this in bolden Iran under the Obama administration.
Speaker 8: It really emboldened Iran under the Biden administration, and there
Speaker 8: is a very direct link to that foreign policy in
Speaker 8: the horrors of October seventh, because of course absolutely Iran
Speaker 8: was enrich to the tunes of one hundred of billions
Speaker 8: of dollars. Now, already before Donald Trump comes into office,
Speaker 8: we've had in recent weeks Israel, you know, take massive
Speaker 8: steps to downgrade Iran's ability, both you know, within Iran
Speaker 8: and through its proxies to threaten the Middle East. But
Speaker 8: now I think Iran is going to be in a
Speaker 8: position very soon where it's going to have to sue
Speaker 8: for peace. Who wants to survive as a regime. But
Speaker 8: you know, really all we can hope for is that,
Speaker 8: you know, we see the Iranian people liberated from this
Speaker 8: horrendous theocracy that they've been laboring under since nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 4: Well, virtually everything that the Albanese government, everything on the
Speaker 4: Albanese government's agenda, is thrown into chaos by Trump's victory.
Speaker 1: Because the world's.
Speaker 4: Changing, It's going to go in a very different direction.
Speaker 4: Rita the same week that we've had this s shameful
Speaker 4: combating Misinformation Disinformation Bill going through the Lower House thanks
Speaker 4: to the Teals and Labor. The very same day you've
Speaker 4: got Donald Trump out there saying I will ban anybody
Speaker 4: who tries to spread this idea of misinformation disinformation. In
Speaker 4: other words, he's fighting for free speech, which this concept
Speaker 4: of misinformation disinformation.
Speaker 1: It's just codeword for censorship.
Speaker 4: So we've seen, you know, what's going through the Australian
Speaker 4: Parliament is in complete odds with the world agenda that's
Speaker 4: going to be set by Donald Trump, the fight for
Speaker 4: free speech. But some of the usual suspects were out there.
Speaker 4: Of course they cannot cope with a Donald Trump victory.
Speaker 4: Malcolm Turnbull Rita, he had a bit to say. Somebody
Speaker 4: listens to Malcolm turn on the other side of the
Speaker 4: world there at all?
Speaker 7: Oh no, really, it's the lunatic Asylum network that is MSNBC,
Speaker 7: which has got a pitifully small audience of echo chamber
Speaker 7: dwelling fools.
Speaker 6: MSNBC is again.
Speaker 7: As far as I'm concerned, because my Left is losing
Speaker 7: its segment, would not be able to have the content
Speaker 7: it has, the rich content if it wasn't for a message.
Speaker 3: He left losing it.
Speaker 6: Look at he's going to feature in tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Is it good?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 10: But sends a message that America is less reliable.
Speaker 4: He puddles up to dictators and adversaries.
Speaker 7: Just so shameful stuff, attention seeking, shameful attention seeking for
Speaker 7: mouse intent. Really it's an embarrassment for Australia and James.
Speaker 3: Pick up on Rad as well.
Speaker 4: So where does this leave Kevin Rad who insulted Trump endlessly,
Speaker 4: said ghastly things about him for years on and now
Speaker 4: Trump's groveling to save his job.
Speaker 1: Can he do it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Look, I mean, first of all, by the way, I
Speaker 8: just want to go back to the misinformation point for
Speaker 8: a second row and if I can, because this is
Speaker 8: really important. You know, part of the reason why there
Speaker 8: is such a huge push within the Trump camp to
Speaker 8: undo all of these misinformation laws because you know, they know,
Speaker 8: and they work with journalists like Mike Tayibi to expose
Speaker 8: just how much work there was between the Biden White
Speaker 8: House and Facebook and pre elon Twitter to censor stuff
Speaker 8: about the Hunter laptop which was basically election interference, as
Speaker 8: well as stuff about the pandemic. I suspect. And I
Speaker 8: would love it if anybody you know out there is
Speaker 8: involved with this sort of stuff when they start to
Speaker 8: dig through the files when the Trump administration comes to power,
Speaker 8: I will bet you that there has been collusion between
Speaker 8: the Albanzi government and the Biden administration on writing our
Speaker 8: misinformation bills in Australia. And I think that that should
Speaker 8: really be exposed because if that is the case, I think,
Speaker 8: you know, we should we absolutely deserve to know what
Speaker 8: sort of global sort of censorship regime are we getting
Speaker 8: involved in one which now doesn't exist. Now the lone
Speaker 8: star of America has gone and said the other thing.
Speaker 8: But Kevin Rudd, well, look, I think he's one for
Speaker 8: the high jump. I think he is gone for all money.
Speaker 8: I don't think there's any way that he can save
Speaker 8: his job here. I think that he will have to
Speaker 8: just simply jump or be pushed or something, because going
Speaker 8: and deleting all of his tweets talk about making yourself
Speaker 8: the story when you've already embarrassed yourself and be clowned
Speaker 8: yourself enough with all of these things. And plus we
Speaker 8: also had the revelations you know, earlier last week about
Speaker 8: f the Albinizi himself when he was on Q and
Speaker 8: A in twenty seventeen, saying that Donald Trump scared the
Speaker 8: s out of him. I think, you know, I'm sure
Speaker 8: that the Prime Minister and Trump can work things out,
Speaker 8: you know, over a couple of phone calls. But I
Speaker 8: suspect that Kevin Runn is just simply, you know, for
Speaker 8: all of his efforts to hold on to his job,
Speaker 8: I don't know how he reasonably does that.
Speaker 7: And can we put to one side this absurd notion
Speaker 7: that I keep hearing from again media pundits in Australia
Speaker 7: and former politicians, And it's a bit a bit of
Speaker 7: a yeah, self congratulations involved there about how much better
Speaker 7: our politicians are in this country than America, How we
Speaker 7: should be happy with the quality? Are they kidding themselves?
Speaker 7: Look at what's happening right now now in Canberra, look
Speaker 7: at so many of our state governments and state oppositions,
Speaker 7: and look at the likes of former Prime ministers Kevin
Speaker 7: Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull.
Speaker 6: If we think.
Speaker 7: We've got superior politicians to what they've got in the US,
Speaker 7: we've got rocks in our heads. The fact that Kevin
Speaker 7: Rudd would make these comments. It's something you would expect
Speaker 7: from some first year arts student, not from a former
Speaker 7: prime minister who wants to be seen as a serious person.
Speaker 7: He cannot remain in this role. If he wants to
Speaker 7: remain in it, he needs, and I'm not joking here,
Speaker 7: he needs to issue a public groveling apology. It could
Speaker 7: be the only thing that saves him.
Speaker 4: And it could be Kevin's second sorry day. It could
Speaker 4: be a new sorry day where Kevin says sorry too
Speaker 4: something that is actually responsible.
Speaker 7: He can actually apologize for something that he did.
Speaker 8: Yes, James, I can I suggest another idea here? Can
Speaker 8: I suggest another idea? You know, since the US ambasadorship
Speaker 8: tends to go to ex prime ministers, what about giving
Speaker 8: it to Scott Morrison, who did wind up developing quite
Speaker 8: a good relationship with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: There's a thought there.
Speaker 4: You go also other lefties who are in deep, deep trouble,
Speaker 4: is of course secure Starmer. Over in Britain, we spoke
Speaker 4: last week about the former spectator of employee who's now
Speaker 4: the head of the Conservative Party there, Kemmy Badenoch, and
Speaker 4: Kemmy certainly served it up to the Foreign Minister there,
Speaker 4: David Lammy another individual, another lefty who'd been busy insulting
Speaker 4: Trump and he now has egg all over his face.
Speaker 4: Have a listened to Kemy bad Knock and Parla UK
Speaker 4: Parliament and so.
Speaker 11: I would like to start by congratulating President elect Trump
Speaker 11: on his impressive victory this morning. The Prime Minister and
Speaker 11: the Foreign Sectary met him in September? Did the Foreign
Speaker 11: Secretary take that opportunity to apologize for making derogatory and
Speaker 11: scatological references including and I quote Trump is not only
Speaker 11: a woman hating New Nazi sympathizing sociopath, he is also
Speaker 11: a profound threat to the international order. And if he
Speaker 11: did not apologize, well the Prime mini is to do
Speaker 11: so now on his behalf.
Speaker 6: You know what I love about that?
Speaker 7: Not just that the speech was brilliant, but you've got
Speaker 7: pretty battel sitting behind her, trying her best not to laugh.
Speaker 6: Out loud at that sort of failing.
Speaker 7: But she's one hundred percent right, Lammy cannot He should
Speaker 7: never have been appointed to that role. It's absurd that
Speaker 7: someone like him was pointed to that role with his
Speaker 7: track record. The British have got themselves into all sorts,
Speaker 7: and they've got plenty of domestic issues that are going
Speaker 7: to be keeping them up at night. But to have
Speaker 7: a fractured relationship with their biggest ally, that's a big deal.
Speaker 4: Well, I think Reta, you're going to need another few
Speaker 4: hours for Lefty losing it the next couple of weeks
Speaker 4: because all around the world is changing the world for
Speaker 4: the better. I promise you folks, this is revolutionary. What
Speaker 4: is going on on many issues as well. Now this
Speaker 4: is important, James, I want to just play this quick grab.
Speaker 4: It is Donald Trump Junior, but he's talking about a
Speaker 4: very important issue, which is this whole transgendering thing.
Speaker 1: Have listened to that the British Labour Party accused of
Speaker 1: interfering in this election.
Speaker 12: We'll lot damage the special relationship.
Speaker 13: And it's certainly not a great start because it's clear
Speaker 13: what they're doing and it's absolute lunacy. When I see
Speaker 13: what's going on in the UK right now when they're
Speaker 13: jailing people for misgendering someone, I mean, it's honestly, it's
Speaker 13: disgusting and they should be ashamed of themselves.
Speaker 4: So that whole issue that James was just talking about,
Speaker 4: this combating misinformation, censorship, canceling all of that stuff is
Speaker 4: right in Donald Trump's sites, and He's going to knock
Speaker 4: this stuff out. We've had enough of this around the West.
Speaker 4: We've got to get back to the fundamental principles of
Speaker 4: free speech and people being allowed to say and think
Speaker 4: what they like.
Speaker 7: And this is why some of what Kevin Rudd said
Speaker 7: was not only so ill advised, but so crazy.
Speaker 6: He called Trump anti West.
Speaker 7: Can you call a man who is pro Western values,
Speaker 7: pro free speech, pro liberty anti West. It is such
Speaker 7: a warped view. Sure, if you want to criticize him,
Speaker 7: if you don't share he's a belief system, fine, but
Speaker 7: try to stick with reality.
Speaker 4: And he Trump it will go down as one of
Speaker 4: the great free speech warriors.
Speaker 1: I can promise you that.
Speaker 4: James quickly tell us about this FEMA supervisor.
Speaker 3: This is so.
Speaker 1: Disgusting, it is beggars belief. James tell us about it.
Speaker 8: Well, the short form of it is that a female
Speaker 8: supervisor that's a federal Emergency Management agency. They're the people
Speaker 8: who help clean up after natural disasters in the US
Speaker 8: federal agency. You're not going to believe this. A supervisor
Speaker 8: in Florida, after the massive hurricane ripped through there issued
Speaker 8: instructions which were then carried out not to deliver aid
Speaker 8: or help people sign up for aid if their house
Speaker 8: had a Trump sign or a Trump flag out the
Speaker 8: front of it. Blatant politicization of the government. This is
Speaker 8: the most extreme version of what we have seen and
Speaker 8: complained worried about so much. Is that, you know, under
Speaker 8: the left, politics get subjected to everything, Everything becomes political.
Speaker 8: This is really scary stuff because people's homes and lives
Speaker 8: are at stake here. Now the FEMA has said, you know,
Speaker 8: we've taken action against this person. I don't know whether
Speaker 8: they've actually fired them because of worse, they're a government
Speaker 8: worker and they're very hard to fire. But you know,
Speaker 8: they're making massive apologies for it. But this is exactly
Speaker 8: precisely the point, this point where petty bureaucrats, petty bureaucrats
Speaker 8: out there can inflict their political values on everybody else, using,
Speaker 8: you know, the power of the government that they have
Speaker 8: just because they work for the government, not because they're
Speaker 8: any particular genius or anything like that, to affect and
Speaker 8: really detrimentally affect and hurt people because they have the
Speaker 8: wrong politics. This is you know, the stuff of the
Speaker 8: third world. This is such a great example of why
Speaker 8: it was so such a good thing that this whole
Speaker 8: you know, nonsensical, you know, progressive politicized everything, administration of
Speaker 8: the bidens of the Democrats is all gone. Because I
Speaker 8: can tell you there is a pent up energy in
Speaker 8: America right now. It feels like it's being released because
Speaker 8: you know, everybody has been walking on eggshells for four
Speaker 8: years and not being able to say what they think
Speaker 8: and not being able to say who they support. And
Speaker 8: now it's like you talk to people and they feel like, yeah, okay,
Speaker 8: we can finally say what we think, you know, and
Speaker 8: it's starting and we're already starting to see it. But
Speaker 8: this case of FEMA and this administrator is precisely why
Speaker 8: we need to change.
Speaker 4: Well, this is pure evil in my opinion. You have
Speaker 4: help disaster, rely of help being denied to people because
Speaker 4: of how they vote. Those people could potentially, I'm not
Speaker 4: saying they did, but potentially it could have been ill
Speaker 4: or damaged or injured or even died because of the
Speaker 4: neglect of not getting the help. And this grubby individual,
Speaker 4: a bureaucrat as you say, is sitting there wielding life
Speaker 4: and death decisions over people because of her political opinions reta.
Speaker 4: This is fascism, this is nazism, this is totalitarianism. This
Speaker 4: is as bad is anything we ever saw under Stylin
Speaker 4: or Mao. And this is the end point of diversity
Speaker 4: and inclusion and woke policies that instead of choosing people
Speaker 4: on merit, you choose people on whatever woke categories you have,
Speaker 4: and you end up with a bureaucracy that is infested
Speaker 4: and infested with political self righteousness.
Speaker 7: Well, this is the Left for you, in a nutshell,
Speaker 7: it's all about projection with them. Everything they accuse their
Speaker 7: opponents of, they're guilty of themselves when they talk about
Speaker 7: the other side being full of hate, intolerant, closed minded.
Speaker 6: No, that's how they are.
Speaker 7: And you see it in how little tolerance they have
Speaker 7: for even family members who vote differently to them. You
Speaker 7: see it in the absolute meltdowns we have seen from
Speaker 7: people in the media to just everyday people filming themselves
Speaker 7: having tantrums because Donald Trump won. They are completely in
Speaker 7: an echo chamber and they cannot accept you look at
Speaker 7: the excuses, and I'll tell you that Republicans can only
Speaker 7: hope that their opponents remain as dumb as they are
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 6: Because if you look.
Speaker 7: At so much of the commentary in the US media,
Speaker 7: they're blaming racism, they blame they're blaming misinformation. They're doing
Speaker 7: everything other than actually looking at why they were rejected
Speaker 7: so forcefully. And think about this, and this is something
Speaker 7: that's not been talked about enough. Kamala Harris had a
Speaker 7: war chest of a billion dollars. She outspent Trump three
Speaker 7: to one, if not more. If Trump had that sort
Speaker 7: of money, there would have been a red wave that
Speaker 7: would have covered the entire country, including California.
Speaker 6: That is the fact that you.
Speaker 7: Could squander that's sort of an advantage all the good
Speaker 7: publicity you're getting from the media, whilst Trump just being
Speaker 7: slammed day after day.
Speaker 4: And still it's also James a second bit on that
Speaker 4: there sure go ahead.
Speaker 8: We've had, we've had, We've just had some revelations about
Speaker 8: who that money has gone to. I've seen one list
Speaker 8: of filings apparently Harpro Productions, which is Oprah Winfrey got
Speaker 8: eight million dollars, eight billion dollars. There are campaign consults
Speaker 8: who got paid hundreds of billions of dollars. They spent
Speaker 8: one hundred thousand dollars to recreate the set of call
Speaker 8: Me Daddy for that podcast. She went on to do
Speaker 8: it in a hotel room. This were these people were
Speaker 8: not serious about looking after their money. You can only
Speaker 8: imagine what they do with the US budget. But I mean,
Speaker 8: you can only imagine the number of campaign consultants who
Speaker 8: now have like yachts and weekend houses thanks to this campaign.
Speaker 3: But I picked up absolutely, But I pick up on
Speaker 3: the point.
Speaker 4: Yes, of course money is so important and all these
Speaker 4: other things the media and so on in politics. But
Speaker 4: people kept asking me, even only a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 4: how why are you so I'm certain that Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is going to win this election, let alone in a landslide.
Speaker 4: And my answer was always the same, because I trust
Speaker 4: the good intelligence and decency of the American people as
Speaker 4: I do the Australian people, and that good will always
Speaker 4: triumph over evil. And I'm sorry, you know it sounds hyperbolic.
Speaker 4: Maybe I'll give myself a Hyperbowl award. But this is
Speaker 4: a pivotal moment in Western ci civilization where the goodness
Speaker 4: of Western civilization has triumphed over the evil that has
Speaker 4: been festering and growing up underneath it. And this is
Speaker 4: an absolutely critical line in the sand we're now saying
Speaker 4: that this must stop. And it's critical for politicians, particularly
Speaker 4: the Coalition, to understand why Donald Trump won. And it
Speaker 4: wasn't about money, and it wasn't about polling figures. It
Speaker 4: was about the truth and authenticity, and it.
Speaker 7: Was about standing for something and showing courage. And that's
Speaker 7: what I'm going to be talking about after the break,
Speaker 7: about the personal price.
Speaker 6: He was willing to take again.
Speaker 7: But you talk about this changing things for the West,
Speaker 7: because there is a civilizational war. There are anti West
Speaker 7: forces within the West and outside of the West. And
Speaker 7: this is a really bright period that's going to come,
Speaker 7: not just for the US, but the Golden Age because
Speaker 7: you've got Trump four more years. But then you look
Speaker 7: at the talent pool that the Republicans have, young talent,
Speaker 7: vivek Ramaswami, jd Vance, Ron De Santis, Sarah Huckabee, Sanders.
Speaker 7: They've got talent capable people who are electable, and that
Speaker 7: is could be a dynasty of Republican leadership that could
Speaker 7: completely transform the country.
Speaker 4: James I said to some young kids the other day,
Speaker 4: you don't know how lucky you are. You're at the
Speaker 4: dawn of a great decade ahead of you as we
Speaker 4: were in previous decades, which we all benefited from. And
Speaker 4: this generation now of youth who did so much to
Speaker 4: win the vote for Trump, they're now looking at a
Speaker 4: glorious period of prosperity and values that they they're so
Speaker 4: exciting for them, James.
Speaker 8: And you know what all I can do is urge
Speaker 8: Australia to get on board. You see where in the
Speaker 8: United States is going. When you're here, you can feel it,
Speaker 8: and you know you see things. You see Elon Musk's
Speaker 8: development of space technology, space technology that no other country
Speaker 8: can compete with, no other company can compete with. You
Speaker 8: see what they're doing with data tech, energy AI, small
Speaker 8: nuclear reactors to power AI data, all of the stuff
Speaker 8: that's going to power this next coming century. Australia needs
Speaker 8: to get on board. And this is my concern for
Speaker 8: Australian youth is that they're going to be left behind
Speaker 8: because Australia isn't on board with all of these things
Speaker 8: that are going to define the next hundred years. And
Speaker 8: we need to get on board urgently.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: And that starts with booting out the Albanesi governments and
Speaker 4: installing the coalition as urgently as possible, and the coalition
Speaker 4: learning certain lessons that they need to learn. We'll be
Speaker 4: talking lots more to chat about. Thanks James, We'll chat
Speaker 4: to you more there in New York. We also have
Speaker 4: to talk about this disgraceful episode of the program in Amsterdam.
Speaker 3: We're going to take a short break.
Speaker 4: We'll be back with Rita's reality check in a tick.
Speaker 7: You're watching Outsiders with your host Rowan threat to democracy,
Speaker 7: Dean James unburdened by what has been Morrow, and I'm
Speaker 7: Rita Panahy, and on this momentous Sunday, in this historic week,
Speaker 7: let's just take a moment and marvel at just how
Speaker 7: utterly divorced from reality the bulk of the media is
Speaker 7: and has been over the past decade, and how loath
Speaker 7: and distrust that they are.
Speaker 6: By the majority of the American public.
Speaker 7: The media has been fully complicit, indeed enthusiastic participants in
Speaker 7: pushing every lie, every manufactured outrage, every hoax about Donald Trump,
Speaker 7: and you can be sure they will be added again
Speaker 7: during his second term. We've had years of verifiable lies
Speaker 7: being debunked, from the Fine People hoax to the drinking
Speaker 7: bleach nonsense to the bloodbath lie to the Russian collusion conspiracies,
Speaker 7: and yet they keep repeating these lies without correction, without
Speaker 7: fact checks. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Barack Obama are
Speaker 7: among those who repeated the fine People hoax during the
Speaker 7: election campaign. They keep calling the most pro Israel president,
Speaker 7: we have seen a man who has a Jewish daughter
Speaker 7: and Jewish grandchildren a Nazi. And in the final days
Speaker 7: of the campaign they came up with another outrageous lie
Speaker 7: that Donald Trump had threatened to shoot warhawk Liz Cheney.
Speaker 7: But the left and then media propagandists have cried Wolfe
Speaker 7: one too many times. Polls show that trust in the
Speaker 7: media is at historic lows. Fake news is caught up
Speaker 7: with the fourth estate. Only Democrats have any trust in
Speaker 7: the media, with fifty four percent saying they have a
Speaker 7: great deal or fair amount of trust in the media.
Speaker 7: According to the latest Gallup poll released last month, only
Speaker 7: one in ten Republicans and twenty seven percent of independence
Speaker 7: have a great deal or for fair amount of trust
Speaker 7: in the media. It's that last figure that helped deliver
Speaker 7: a famous victory for Donald Trump. The independent voters the
Speaker 7: Democrats were counting on are not buying the fake news
Speaker 7: about Donald Trump, not anymore.
Speaker 6: The game has changed.
Speaker 7: If you're watching this program or my show, you'd know
Speaker 7: that we've talked about it for years. But for many
Speaker 7: Australians and folks around the world used to consuming leftist
Speaker 7: media output on domestic US politics, well they were in for.
Speaker 6: A shock this week.
Speaker 7: If you're used to god awful, simplistic regurgitation of CNN
Speaker 7: an MSNBC talking point, so we get on the ABC,
Speaker 7: that we get on all the other free to air networks,
Speaker 7: including the commercials nine ten seven. While you'd be shocked
Speaker 7: and probably bewildered about this election result, for.
Speaker 6: In the end, it was a landslide.
Speaker 7: President elect Donald Trump delivered a rare red way, winning
Speaker 7: the presidency, the Senate, the popular vote, and he is
Speaker 7: likely to deliver the House as well. For the Republicans,
Speaker 7: his mandate is undeniable. Trump won every single swing state.
Speaker 7: The polsters and media pundits will continue to get it
Speaker 7: wrong because they exist in an echo chamber that appears
Speaker 7: incapable of understanding the Trump phenomenon. You see, Americans decided
Speaker 7: they cared more about economic prosperity, border security, and world
Speaker 7: peace than unfettered access to late term abortion and tampons
Speaker 7: in boys bathrooms. Americans prioritize their family's interest over the
Speaker 7: Democrats endless culture wars and reckless policies, from soft on
Speaker 7: crime legislation to the open border madness that.
Speaker 6: Has seen more than ten million people.
Speaker 7: Across the southern border illegally under the Biden Harris administration,
Speaker 7: Americans decided to go back to Trump and to unburden
Speaker 7: themselves from what could have been under the Harris Waltz administration.
Speaker 7: The media told us abortion was the key issue and
Speaker 7: that women would deliver Harris a overwhelming victory, but in
Speaker 7: the end, more women voted for Trump than men voted
Speaker 7: for Harris. Indeed, the majority of all married men, unmarried men,
Speaker 7: and married women backed Trump, while the majority of unmarried
Speaker 7: women backed Harris, according to NBC exit polls, Trump had
Speaker 7: the backing of real women's rights campaigners, from aon Herciali
Speaker 7: to Kelly J.
Speaker 6: Keen to Megan Kelly, who.
Speaker 7: Gave Trump a powerful endorsement in the final hours before
Speaker 7: the allee. Kamala had the backing of woke celebrities who
Speaker 7: can't even tell you what a woman is. Far from
Speaker 7: having a women problem, Trump had merely an unmarried women problem, or,
Speaker 7: as JD Vance famously called them, a childless cat lady problem.
Speaker 7: As one pundit sagely put it before the election, the
Speaker 7: Democrats have become the party of miserable women and weak men. Ultimately,
Speaker 7: it didn't matter how many celebrities like Taylor Swift identified
Speaker 7: as childless cat ladies to endorse Kamala. Indeed, one can
Speaker 7: i argue the celebrity endorsements did more harm than good. Sure,
Speaker 7: Kamala Harris effectively used the likes of Beyonce Eminem and
Speaker 7: Bruce Springsteen to get crowds who expected a free concert
Speaker 7: to her rallies. But the deranged ramblings of celebrities like
Speaker 7: Robert de Niro, Cardi b and Oprah Winfrey proved completely
Speaker 7: ineffective in boosting the Democrats vote. When you're struggling to
Speaker 7: afford your mortgage payments or put food on the table, well,
Speaker 7: the last thing you care about is what Jennifer Lopez
Speaker 7: has to say about democracy. The second Trump term cannot
Speaker 7: come soon enough. He has assembled a formidable team with
Speaker 7: broad appeal. He's got a literal genius in his teamal mask,
Speaker 7: He's got former Democrats like Tulsa Gabbertt.
Speaker 6: He's got Robert F.
Speaker 7: Kennedy Junior, There's vivit Ramaswami and JD.
Speaker 6: Vance.
Speaker 7: The future is bright for the Republicans and for America.
Speaker 7: But Trump's triumph has seen the left emoting wildly, which,
Speaker 7: to be honest, is enormously entertaining. And it's quite clear
Speaker 7: that there is Australians losing their minds over this famous victory.
Speaker 7: And sadly, almost all of them are low information fulls
Speaker 7: who've swallowed the nonsense the media has fed them. When
Speaker 7: you ask them why they hate Donald Trump, it becomes apparent.
Speaker 6: Very quickly that they are clueless.
Speaker 7: And talking about clueless, let's take a second to marvel
Speaker 7: just uniquely awful. The Kamala Harris and Tim Wall's team
Speaker 7: were radical left ideology with terrible records in their respective states.
Speaker 7: Kamala is inect unlikable, inauthentic. Walls is just stay weirdo
Speaker 7: and trust me when I say if they didn't outspend
Speaker 7: Trump three to one, they would have lost California and
Speaker 7: New York. Today, Tim Walls shared this message of unity
Speaker 7: and common understanding.
Speaker 14: Swallow a little bit of pride and look a little
Speaker 14: harder to find common ground with our neighbors who didn't
Speaker 14: vote like we did in the selection. Maybe we won't
Speaker 14: agree on every issue. Hell, maybe we won't agree on
Speaker 14: any issue. But maybe when the campaign signs come down,
Speaker 14: we all get a little break from the rhetoric and
Speaker 14: the TV ads and the fundraising texts, and I'm sorry
Speaker 14: about those. Maybe when we get a little break from
Speaker 14: this campaign that we're in, we'll be able to look
Speaker 14: at each other and see not enemies but neighbors.
Speaker 6: How about no, No.
Speaker 7: The Democrats tried to put their leading political opponent in jail.
Speaker 7: They called half the country Nazis and fascists. They characterized
Speaker 7: parents at school board meetings worried about their kids being
Speaker 7: indoctrinated as domestic terrorists. They put Pete Navara and Steve
Speaker 7: Bannon in prison. They accused Trump's children of treason. So
Speaker 7: you can screw your course for unity. The majority of
Speaker 7: Americans voted for a reckoning Trump risked everything to run again.
Speaker 6: They came for his family, they came for his allies.
Speaker 7: They used law fare to try to bankrupt him, to
Speaker 7: try to imprison him on sham charges. He was called
Speaker 7: a threat to democracy. He was called a fascist.
Speaker 6: A modern day Hitler. I want to be dictator, and
Speaker 6: he withstood it all to win and win big.
Speaker 7: And as a bonus, he gave us this. When real
Speaker 7: hits the left, it hats hot.
Speaker 15: Rod.
Speaker 3: You're a little snowflake. What a blowheart. He's a blowhard
Speaker 3: and a snowflake. He's a blowflake, is what he is.
Speaker 3: He should change the hats to say, make America line again.
Speaker 3: It's more than half of this country voted for the criminal.
Speaker 3: Still trying to figure out what happened.
Speaker 16: It's the day before the election, and I just want
Speaker 16: to come out here and remind everyone I've lost all
Speaker 16: hope in the American people that no matter who you
Speaker 16: voted for, no matter the outcome.
Speaker 17: I can't do this anymore.
Speaker 16: The election results are not an excuse to be violent.
Speaker 18: If you didn't vote on follow me and block me.
Speaker 16: Even if the results are not what you wanted.
Speaker 3: Stay calm.
Speaker 17: What is wrong with you?
Speaker 3: What has happened to Freda?
Speaker 18: I'm done and worry about something different.
Speaker 3: But I'm literally sick. I'm literally sick to my sye.
Speaker 16: Don't think that our beloved country, America knows what it's
Speaker 16: in for with a fascistic.
Speaker 3: Society and dictator.
Speaker 19: I'm not being hyperbolic, I'm not being dramatic, and.
Speaker 20: Got my lipstick on today, so I'm a little bit
Speaker 20: more together. We're putting a plan together. I cannot live
Speaker 20: in a country that voted for Trump. I cannot spend
Speaker 20: another four years under that man. And so we have
Speaker 20: made the decision that we are leaving. We were putting
Speaker 20: a plan together. Our plan is to go back to Australia.
Speaker 4: No, please, don't please, don't you know we're enough. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we don't need anymore.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we got our.
Speaker 7: Ron And can we just tell American friends the joint
Speaker 7: is full of snakes, spiders, shocks you don't want to read.
Speaker 4: So you had a very funny thing on social media
Speaker 4: on the weekend showing a snake coming out of some
Speaker 4: super micros the Northern Territory. Here you go, Americans as
Speaker 4: well as like you know, you left the Americans were
Speaker 4: to scare.
Speaker 6: The lefty Americans about what they will face.
Speaker 1: It's too funny.
Speaker 4: Well, someone who joins in our gloating. We're having a
Speaker 4: gloaterth on today, benji Irby.
Speaker 3: We had you on last week.
Speaker 4: Hey, you were predicting Trump would win ours predicting Trump
Speaker 4: would win Rita James.
Speaker 3: Were all there and what a week it was. It's
Speaker 3: been fantastic.
Speaker 4: How do you feel, Benji and who won the election
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump?
Speaker 21: Well, I mean, obviously I did, exactly Obviously. I mean
Speaker 21: I am here to take my victory lap. That appearance
Speaker 21: actually between sky News and between my social media real
Speaker 21: Benji Irby on x and Instagram has been seen about
Speaker 21: a million times in the past week.
Speaker 18: So I definitely do feel like little.
Speaker 3: Old mess Well done, Benji.
Speaker 18: And like I.
Speaker 21: Said, did I not say the Democrats got the electoral
Speaker 21: ass whooping that I said that they would get for
Speaker 21: their many years of neglect not just of the black community,
Speaker 21: but of all working class Americans. I mean, I'm here
Speaker 21: as a black man in Trump's America. As you can see,
Speaker 21: there are no chains on my hands and feet. I'm
Speaker 21: not a slave. There are no rabid police outside my
Speaker 21: door ready to kill me. I mean, even with Trump
Speaker 21: doubling his portion of the black vote from twenty twenty
Speaker 21: so now and with him winning thirty four percent, thirty
Speaker 21: four percent as been reported of the black male vote
Speaker 21: in Texas, so one out of every three black men
Speaker 21: in Texas who voted voted for Trump.
Speaker 18: That is amazing.
Speaker 21: We still have brainwashed black Democrats who will call me
Speaker 21: a coon. And if voting for you know, strong borders,
Speaker 21: a strong economy, low gas prices, low taxes, and ending
Speaker 21: wars makes me a coon, then you know what, I'm
Speaker 21: a proud coon.
Speaker 18: And I'm so proud that I'm going to wear the hat.
Speaker 18: I'm going to wear.
Speaker 21: The coon had an official Benji Irbi in America. I
Speaker 21: do want to thank you, guys. I want to thank
Speaker 21: you Rowan Rita. You know, everybody at Sky News, all
Speaker 21: the Outsiders. You me a platform to speak my truth
Speaker 21: which I cannot even get from you know, American platforms
Speaker 21: like Fox News in my own country.
Speaker 18: So I really am appreciative of that.
Speaker 21: And I feel like this show and you know this channel,
Speaker 21: sky News, the Outsiders and just you read a show
Speaker 21: as well, because.
Speaker 18: I do watch the show as well.
Speaker 21: Reader, you guys are giving unvarnished truth that's outside of
Speaker 21: the American media ecosystem, and I'm really appreciative of that
Speaker 21: from the bottom of my heart.
Speaker 18: Serious that I am.
Speaker 21: But you know, leaving the subject of Trump for just
Speaker 21: one moment, I do have to call out. Another one
Speaker 21: of my fellow coons can just go into is a
Speaker 21: black American conservative commentator. She is now being held from
Speaker 21: your country, which I'm sure you probably know because of
Speaker 21: Tony Burke. I think it's a total, absolute affront to
Speaker 21: free speech. And Lord knows that either of you two
Speaker 21: are help from my country. I would fight like hell
Speaker 21: to make sure that you got in, because it's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 21: If we can have a war criminal light Hillary Clinton
Speaker 21: in Australia, why the hell can't can just come to speak.
Speaker 21: So for those who want to champion free speech, tag
Speaker 21: me tag her on our social media and also you
Speaker 21: can go to my website benji Urby dot com. I
Speaker 21: have for her petition to get her into the country.
Speaker 4: Benji, I agree with you totally. We should not be
Speaker 4: keeping people out. And I agree with you totally on
Speaker 4: Candice Owens.
Speaker 3: There great.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for those kind words. And from
Speaker 4: Rita as well.
Speaker 7: Rita, I've got a question about the black female vote.
Speaker 6: Everything is said is true.
Speaker 7: Trump is winning so many more minority voters than other
Speaker 7: Republicans have over the years. A majority of Latino men,
Speaker 7: a majority of Asian Americans, a majority of Native Americans,
Speaker 7: American Indians. But when it comes to black women, he
Speaker 7: only got seven percent of their vote, very different to
Speaker 7: the black male vote. What is behind that? What is
Speaker 7: the leading reason in your mind behind that vote? Not
Speaker 7: just fracturing in any way.
Speaker 21: Well, again, speaking of Candie Owens, she exposed the fact
Speaker 21: that come up Ala Harris is not actual black women.
Speaker 21: I think that a lot of these black women, unfortunately,
Speaker 21: were you know, are victims of identity politics, and it
Speaker 21: was kind of a situation where it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 21: you know, this is a black woman.
Speaker 18: I want to vote for a black women, but she's
Speaker 18: not actually a black woman.
Speaker 21: I did some a podcast actually night of the election
Speaker 21: coming in, and it was at a website has like
Speaker 21: a large black following, and there were black women who
Speaker 21: we were asking, you know, as the returns are coming in,
Speaker 21: who'd you vote for, and a lot of black women saying, yeah,
Speaker 21: I voted for Kamala.
Speaker 18: I mean, I really.
Speaker 21: Didn't really see anything policy wise, but I just kind
Speaker 21: of wanted to see a black woman and unfortunately there
Speaker 21: is a lot of that. I mean, for me, it's
Speaker 21: kind of embarrassing because I feel like, as a black person,
Speaker 21: we should be way past that. It's a little elementary,
Speaker 21: a little foredestry, and to vote with somebody just for
Speaker 21: the quote unquot color of their skin, especially when they're
Speaker 21: not that color. But what I will say is this, Yes,
Speaker 21: it will be a longer road to hoe for black women.
Speaker 21: But the black women that do represent for Trump, such
Speaker 21: as like my best friend Naomi, my friend you know, Shamika, Michelle,
Speaker 21: you know, they do represent Hart.
Speaker 18: So it's coming unfortunate.
Speaker 21: But I just think that for her, she really was
Speaker 21: going hard on the black female stuff, going hard on
Speaker 21: the black female fraternities and all that stuff, and they
Speaker 21: really were trying to pushing gaslight that whole thing. But
Speaker 21: thankfully she lost in black women. Black men did this
Speaker 21: for you guys, we we love you and we support you,
Speaker 21: but this was not it black women.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, so Benji speaking about black women.
Speaker 3: I've just got a phone call here. I think it's
Speaker 3: your girlfriend.
Speaker 4: I think she's upset that you forgot to pick up
Speaker 4: the groceries.
Speaker 3: Hang on here she is, I'm.
Speaker 22: Sorry, No, no, why, why.
Speaker 4: Why do you really have.
Speaker 3: This is upset? Sorry?
Speaker 4: Ben I think maybe the wrong person won the election.
Speaker 3: I left you losing it when.
Speaker 21: I see these videos I just think about the sick
Speaker 21: gaslighting game that Democrats play, you know, with their with
Speaker 21: their voters. I mean, look, for example, I have a
Speaker 21: lady at my job because I have like a regular
Speaker 21: job outside of all this lovely fabulous stuff.
Speaker 18: You see me on TV.
Speaker 21: And you know, she was an older white woman, you know,
Speaker 21: she's maybe about fifty or so years, a little older
Speaker 21: than me, and she found out by accent I vote
Speaker 21: if for Trump, and she literally stopped talking to me,
Speaker 21: like stop all together like this, because they're teaching their
Speaker 21: people that, oh, if Trump is president, you know, the
Speaker 21: life is over and you're gonna be enslaved and all
Speaker 21: this emotional stuff, and it is a horrible gas lighting
Speaker 21: game that they play. They take their emotions, they make
Speaker 21: them into crazy people. I'm seeing all these videos on
Speaker 21: TikTok and it's just really sad because I had Kamala Won.
Speaker 21: I mean, we were already talking about Okay, well Kamala Whens.
Speaker 21: You know, we'll just get her in the sin it'll
Speaker 21: be a Republican Senate. Life goes on. I still love
Speaker 21: my country, I'm still happy with myself. I still am
Speaker 21: you know, a good person. I still don't feel like
Speaker 21: I've failed everyone in my life. But these people having
Speaker 21: these emotional breakdowns, it's really sad, and it just show
Speaker 21: goes to show you how evil the Democrats are because
Speaker 21: they don't care about these people.
Speaker 18: They use them and they discard them and throw them
Speaker 18: away the election.
Speaker 4: So Benji, I remember back in the Obama years, I
Speaker 4: think it was Morgan Freeman famously said in an interview
Speaker 4: when he was interviewed by a white guy, you know
Speaker 4: something about race, something about race, And Morgan Freeman's response was, well,
Speaker 4: you know, can we just stop talking about race and then.
Speaker 1: It's no longer an issue?
Speaker 4: Do you think under Donald Trump, who's never played the
Speaker 4: identity card, never tuted the racial you know, so called
Speaker 4: racial credentials of a Vivek or anyone else, do you
Speaker 4: think we might finally get pasted it under this second
Speaker 4: Donald Trump thing and everyone can just be themselves and
Speaker 4: be judged by their character.
Speaker 1: To quote a famous man, But.
Speaker 21: One of the things I think they could bring us
Speaker 21: all together is, you know, a lot of Donald Hope's
Speaker 21: policies which a black people afford. So I would tell
Speaker 21: black people this, if you're a black Democrat, I mean
Speaker 21: most black people, you know, we want the master yrctation
Speaker 21: of illegals, we want the end of burf Right relizenship.
Speaker 21: That whole thing it hinges upon us. So, folks, black
Speaker 21: folks in America, the Democrats are going to use our
Speaker 21: struggle to cover for illegals again, and it's time for
Speaker 21: us to stand up and say no, even if you
Speaker 21: didn't vote for Trump, black person, we have to back
Speaker 21: Trump up on this. So what I want you to do,
Speaker 21: if you are a black Democrat at home, is to
Speaker 21: send your you know, your Democrat congressmen, whether it be
Speaker 21: Maxine Waters or whomever it may be, your resistance congressmen
Speaker 21: and say, hey, Democrat congressman, I am one of your
Speaker 21: Democrat voters. I'm for Trump's mastery irportation of illegals. And
Speaker 21: if I catch your ass at the border crying for illegals, you,
Speaker 21: why are we voting for your Republican replacement in twenty
Speaker 21: twenty six? Like that's really what it has to be.
Speaker 21: Let's get down to the issue. Let's get down to things.
Speaker 21: There are things that now the Trump is president that
Speaker 21: black folks like, For example, ring jobs back. If you
Speaker 21: are in Michigan, you want those auto jobs back in Michigan.
Speaker 21: You currently have a Democrats congress person. Hey, Democrat congress person.
Speaker 21: I understand you don't like Trump, but you don't have
Speaker 21: time for the resistance. The resistance is for you know,
Speaker 21: rich old, you know, white pussy hat ladies.
Speaker 18: We actually have to get things done.
Speaker 21: So you need to work with Trump to get things done,
Speaker 21: and I think solve it.
Speaker 3: Ben Jiby, thanks so much. We'll let you go, love
Speaker 3: the hats.
Speaker 4: I want to speak to you again soon next year,
Speaker 4: probably in Trump's America coming up after the break, some
Speaker 4: net zany, some lefty lunacy, and more land Sliders news
Speaker 4: in a tick, going back to land Sliders, of course,
Speaker 4: who are trying to.
Speaker 6: Go forgive me graphics style.
Speaker 4: We're pretty well, you know, we're sharp here, you know.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Outsiders.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for watching us every Sunday morning.
Speaker 4: You certainly do appreciate it, particularly this Sunday morning. What
Speaker 4: a great Sunday morning, eh.
Speaker 1: Fantastic news.
Speaker 4: Butts of course, as always, there are some horrific news
Speaker 4: as well around the world, and the sickening events in Amsterdam.
Speaker 4: Just beggar belief on the weekend a program, that's what
Speaker 4: it was. This is what happens when you have idiots
Speaker 4: going globalize the interfada. Well, this is what it looks
Speaker 4: like when you globalize the interfada. Literally you have violent
Speaker 4: Islamist radical mobs roaming the streets looking for Jewish people,
Speaker 4: yelling out where's the Jews or whatever else. New South
Speaker 4: Wales police please take note, Where's the Jews is not
Speaker 4: actually a very nice thing to be saying and attacking people.
Speaker 4: Guy was thrown into a river, seven people injured, hospitalized,
Speaker 4: roaming mobs, your sixty two arrests.
Speaker 6: And Benjamin nettin Yahoo Israeli they.
Speaker 1: Sent some planes into rescue.
Speaker 7: People, and his tasked Mossad with preventing future incidents like
Speaker 7: this to have a plan in place to protect their people.
Speaker 4: So let's just be really crystal Yeah, let me just
Speaker 4: be really really crystal clear. Every single person who backs
Speaker 4: those kind of Hamass inspired flags and rallies and to
Speaker 4: supports what happens on October seventh, you are responsible for
Speaker 4: this sort of activity. Anyone who doesn't stand up deliberately
Speaker 4: stand up for the right of Israel to defend itself
Speaker 4: and speak up against the horror of October seventh, you
Speaker 4: are partly responsible for this horrible atrocity. And as a
Speaker 4: friend of mine said to me, don't think it'll stop
Speaker 4: in Amsterdam, and don't think it stops with the Jews.
Speaker 1: Briza.
Speaker 7: No, And we bad warnings about this, not just from
Speaker 7: the likes of Douglas Murray, who started with the Strange
Speaker 7: Death of Europe telling us about this a long time ago, aon.
Speaker 6: Hersy Ali get Wilders.
Speaker 7: They've talked about this, about this unholy alliance between Islamists
Speaker 7: and the left, particularly in Europe, where the left just
Speaker 7: turn a blind eye to the intolerance, the anti semitism
Speaker 7: of Islamists, and it's now got to a situation where
Speaker 7: it's not safe for the Jewish soccer fans to be
Speaker 7: in a city like Amsterdam that could get chased and bashed.
Speaker 7: And God, nobody died exactly.
Speaker 1: James and this.
Speaker 8: Program and there's no other word for it, was reportedly
Speaker 8: organized days before. So when he sort of talk about, oh,
Speaker 8: this was provoked by Israeli fancy, is just nothing but
Speaker 8: victim believing. But you know, this is the merger of
Speaker 8: idiot leftist empty or similar colonial ideology which says no
Speaker 8: Western nation essentially is legitimate. And also you know, you
Speaker 8: have to look at the migration policies in Europe because
Speaker 8: this is exactly what happens you wind up with. These
Speaker 8: sorts of programs are happening now and we're going to
Speaker 8: see a lot more of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely terrifying, and our thoughts go out to anybody
Speaker 4: who had to suffer through any of that. In fact,
Speaker 4: all the Jewish people around the world are terrified, rightly,
Speaker 4: this is and at the same time, you know, at
Speaker 4: the same time here we have a government that seems
Speaker 4: to just be completely disinterested in the fears of the
Speaker 4: Jewish community, quite happily importing thousands of gardens without adequate
Speaker 4: security checks and so on.
Speaker 1: It goes the It's a disgrace.
Speaker 7: It is a disgrace, and so is the disgrace of
Speaker 7: all those people, including here in Australia and the Australian media,
Speaker 7: who characterize a Donald Trump rallied Madison Square guarden as
Speaker 7: some sort of a fascist, yes, Nazi gathering, and yet
Speaker 7: almost all of them are silent about what's actually happening
Speaker 7: right now across Europe. And what happened in Amsterdam was terrifying,
Speaker 7: but it's not you if you look at the figures.
Speaker 6: There's been an exodus of Jews for.
Speaker 7: A number of European countries for years now, from France,
Speaker 7: from Belgium, for a number of countries.
Speaker 6: They no longer feel safe there.
Speaker 4: Well, we would like Jewish people to please come to Australia,
Speaker 4: but we need to change your government here.
Speaker 1: Urgently.
Speaker 4: Coming up in a tick, I'll talk to you about, Oh,
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's landslide. Don't think, hello, you're watching outsiders, or
Speaker 4: as I like to call it now, landsliders. Yes, for
Speaker 4: the past two years I have been telling you here
Speaker 4: on this show that Donald Trump would win this election
Speaker 4: by a landslide. But while I was busy, confidently predicting
Speaker 4: week after week this result, what were the publicly funded
Speaker 4: ABC's finest political experts telling you?
Speaker 2: Now, David, it seems that a very important endorsement had
Speaker 2: just come through.
Speaker 1: Jeremy, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 23: If the Democrats were happy with Kamla Harris's performance there
Speaker 23: tonight in the debate, w even happy with what's just followed,
Speaker 23: We've been waiting a long time for this. Perhaps unsurprising,
Speaker 23: Taylor Swift has now endorsed Krmla Harris.
Speaker 1: Oh, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Now, I went spent too long blowing my own trumpet
Speaker 4: because there are far more important things to get to.
Speaker 4: But may I, just for the record remind you that
Speaker 4: I predicted, in defiance of the so called experts, that
Speaker 4: Brexit would win, that Donald Trump would win in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: That's why this show exists.
Speaker 4: And again, against the prevailing wisdom and all the polls,
Speaker 4: I predicted Scott Morrison would win in twenty nineteen, the
Speaker 4: so called miracle election. The only prediction I made in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty two was that Morrison's treacherous adopting of net
Speaker 4: zero and vaccine mandates would all I certainly cost.
Speaker 1: Him the election.
Speaker 4: For the last two and a half years, though, against
Speaker 4: all the elitist expert opinion in this country, along with
Speaker 4: colleagues at the Spectator Australia like James Allen and David Flint,
Speaker 4: I predicted not only that Donald Trump would win this election,
Speaker 4: but that it would be in a landslide. I did
Speaker 4: so fairly often. As it happens, the only four days
Speaker 4: of Carmala induced misery left until what I confidently predict
Speaker 4: will be a Donald Trump landslide. Don't worry, Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is going to win in a landslide, while America gets
Speaker 4: ready to elect Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: In a holistic landslide.
Speaker 4: Trump's going to win this thing in a landslide. There's
Speaker 4: always a very high risk in making confident political predictions,
Speaker 4: which is why so few of my peers are prepared
Speaker 4: to do so for fear of ending up like this
Speaker 4: Political analysis professor doctor Alien Battershill.
Speaker 1: Last Tuesday, he asked.
Speaker 19: Me, you know why I was getting the champagne, and
Speaker 19: I said, because I'm going to be toasting Madam President tonight.
Speaker 19: And he just looked at me with kind of like
Speaker 19: a smirk on his face, and I said, you know,
Speaker 19: she's she's going to win this, right, She's going to
Speaker 19: take every one of the swing states plus plus Iowa.
Speaker 17: And he said, oh, but the.
Speaker 19: Numbers are so close. I said, I'm a political analyst.
Speaker 19: I'm telling you right now, the numbers are there. She's
Speaker 19: taking this election. I've said to him, you realize, and
Speaker 19: he didn't tell me who he voted for, but of
Speaker 19: course I knew, and I said, you do realize you
Speaker 19: wasted your vote?
Speaker 6: Right, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I am often reminded on Twitter that of my most
Speaker 4: famous incorrect prediction when I confidently predicted Donald Trump would
Speaker 4: win the last election in twenty twenty. Did I really
Speaker 4: get it wrong?
Speaker 1: You decide?
Speaker 4: This graph has been doing the rounds on social media
Speaker 4: over the last few days, showing the Democrat vote for
Speaker 4: the last couple of decades. In two thousand and eight,
Speaker 4: Obama got sixty nine million votes, Then in twenty twelve,
Speaker 4: Obama dropped to sixty five million votes. In twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: Hillary also got sixty five million votes, and at this election,
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris got sixty six million votes. Pretty consistent. But
Speaker 4: here's that intriguing and normally you can see on your screens.
Speaker 4: In twenty twenty, Joe Biden got eighty one million votes,
Speaker 4: magical fifteen million over Obama or Kerry, or Clinton or Harris.
Speaker 4: There are cynics out there saying that this normally, somehow
Speaker 4: suggests those fifteen million votes may perhaps be somewhat questionable.
Speaker 1: What do you think? What do I think?
Speaker 18: Now? You might very well think that, but of course
Speaker 18: I couldn't possibly comment.
Speaker 4: On a more general note, I've been predicting for over
Speaker 4: a decade that young people would rebel as we did,
Speaker 4: as our parents did, as the punks did, as the
Speaker 4: rock and Rollers did against the authoritarian establishment of the day,
Speaker 4: which is now the woke left, and that anti woke
Speaker 4: conservatism would become the new cool, which is precisely what
Speaker 4: has happened to be a young rebellious teenager. Now you're
Speaker 4: a conservative, this will happen here too, just as rock
Speaker 4: and roll did, just as every youth culture does. In
Speaker 4: the early eighties, when Reagan swept to power, it was
Speaker 4: the cool young kids who adopted Bruce Springsteen song Born
Speaker 4: in the USA, which became a worldwide patriotic anthem to
Speaker 4: Reagan's America, even though ironic the lefty Springsteen wrote it
Speaker 4: as a criticism of America that a with record sales
Speaker 4: like that, Bruce embraced the eighties jingoism with further and
Speaker 4: with all the authenticity of a Kamala Harris. Reagan's America
Speaker 4: changed the world universally for the better. Economies boomed, and
Speaker 4: America kept the enemies of the Western Czech. Best of all,
Speaker 4: the Berlin War, the great symbol of Soviet oppression, came
Speaker 4: crashing down.
Speaker 1: People were freed.
Speaker 4: The next four years under Donald Trump, I have no
Speaker 4: doubt we'll also change the world in a thousand ways.
Speaker 4: Many of which we can't yet imagine, but all of
Speaker 4: them for the better. Trump will rescue Western civilization. Trump
Speaker 4: will rescue our economies. Trump will rescue our security. Where
Speaker 4: Reagan brought down the Berlin Wall, Donald Trump will dismantle
Speaker 4: the Woke Wall, the insidious, oppressive structure of state censorship,
Speaker 4: of big state authoritarianism, and Western industrial self destruction.
Speaker 3: He's only been.
Speaker 4: President elect for a couple of days, but the pronouncement
Speaker 4: he has already made they're as astonishing as they are exhilarating.
Speaker 4: Trump has hit the ground running, and he has already
Speaker 4: outlined dramatic plans and his intentions on a host of issues,
Speaker 4: from free speech to cleaning out the swamp, to climate
Speaker 4: to the deep state.
Speaker 12: If we don't have free speech, then we just don't
Speaker 12: have a free country. It's as simple as that. If
Speaker 12: this most fundamental right is allowed to perish, then the
Speaker 12: rest of our rights and liberties will topple, just like dominoes.
Speaker 12: One by one, they'll go down. That's why today I'm
Speaker 12: announcing my plan to shatter the left wing censorship, resume,
Speaker 12: and to reclaim the right to free speech for all Americans.
Speaker 12: And reclaim is a very important word in this case,
Speaker 12: because they've taken it away.
Speaker 4: Trump then goes on to explain how the left wing
Speaker 4: media corporations, academia and governments have already engaged in censorship,
Speaker 4: and he outlines how he will forcefully put an end
Speaker 4: to it, and he identifies misinformation and disinformation as those
Speaker 4: key key elements of censorship, so called misinformation disinformation. The
Speaker 4: contrast with the idiocy of what the disgusting censorship laws
Speaker 4: that passed through the Australian Lower House this week could
Speaker 4: not be clearer.
Speaker 1: Well done.
Speaker 4: Teals under Trump alban easy and the Teals censorship laws.
Speaker 3: Would be illegal.
Speaker 4: But here's the fascinating thing. Trump even understands that the
Speaker 4: way to protect kids from social media harm is to
Speaker 4: remove the harmful content, not to ban the kids from
Speaker 4: going on social media.
Speaker 3: You watch as.
Speaker 4: A Australian teenagers now become having fans of Donald Trump
Speaker 4: because albos trying to ban social media.
Speaker 3: From now on.
Speaker 12: Digital platforms should only qualify for immunity protection under Section
Speaker 12: two thirty if they meet high standards of neutrality, transparency,
Speaker 12: fairness and non discrimination. We should require these platforms to
Speaker 12: increase their efforts to take down unlawful content such as
Speaker 12: child exploitation and promoting terrorism, while dramatically curtailing their power
Speaker 12: to arbitrarily restrict lawful speech.
Speaker 4: But Trump first needs to drain the swamp again, something
Speaker 4: we urgently need to do in camera, to remove power, excessive,
Speaker 4: abusive power from the unelected bureaucrats who've run our lives,
Speaker 4: and to stop the corruption that sees senior bureaucrats and
Speaker 4: politicians going straight into cushy, high paid jobs in the
Speaker 4: industries they were supposed to have been regulate.
Speaker 12: Here's my plan to dismantle the deep state and reclaim
Speaker 12: our democracy from Washington corruption once and for all, and
Speaker 12: corruption it is first. I will immediately reissue my twenty
Speaker 12: twenty executive Order restoring the President's authority to remove rogue bureaucrats,
Speaker 12: and I will wield that power very aggressive that faceless
Speaker 12: bureaucrats will never again be able to target and persecute Conservatives, Christians,
Speaker 12: or the left's political enemies, which they're doing now at
Speaker 12: a level that nobody can believe.
Speaker 4: As we know they're doing here as well. I hate
Speaker 4: to say it and not to mention this from Donald Trump.
Speaker 12: World Health Organization has become nothing more than a corrupt
Speaker 12: globilist scam paid for by the United States but owned
Speaker 12: and controlled by China.
Speaker 4: Yet we need to get out of the World Health
Speaker 4: Organization as well. Listen to Donald Trump coalition if you
Speaker 4: want to learn how to win for this and tonight.
Speaker 12: I'm also making another promise to protective Americans from government tyranny.
Speaker 12: As you're president, I will never allow the creation of
Speaker 12: a central bank digital currency.
Speaker 21: You know about.
Speaker 12: All this, I will sign a new executive order instructing
Speaker 12: every federal agency to cease all programs that promote the
Speaker 12: concept of sex and gender transition.
Speaker 4: And did I mention climate change? This sounds eerily familiar, so.
Speaker 24: They changed it. You know, it determines climate change this way.
Speaker 24: Against warmer, it's fine, if against cooler, If it rains,
Speaker 24: if its snow comes down in the middle of the summer,
Speaker 24: it's climate change. And we've spent trillions and trillions of
Speaker 24: dollars on things that, you know, putting windmills all over
Speaker 24: these magnificent planes and fields and valleys and oceans.
Speaker 3: And then they had one whale and.
Speaker 24: I think fifty years come up, and then last year
Speaker 24: they like eighteen of them wash ashore die and it's
Speaker 24: all a big hopes.
Speaker 1: For Stevens tech Night, and that was this, he is.
Speaker 12: Worried about the ocean will rise one hundredth of one
Speaker 12: percent over the next three hundred years.
Speaker 1: And this.
Speaker 12: Resurgent tasks not only for our movement but for our
Speaker 12: country is to decisively defeat the climate hysteria hoax. Conservative
Speaker 12: leaders think tanks and intellectuals must be fearless in calling
Speaker 12: out the lunacy of what you're seeing and what you're
Speaker 12: being led into.
Speaker 25: The world is not ending, our future is not dying.
Speaker 25: We have to defeat the climate hoasters once and for all,
Speaker 25: and then they change it all of a sudden.
Speaker 12: Climate change because you can't miss on climate change. It
Speaker 12: can go up, it can go down, it can go
Speaker 12: fifteen different directions.
Speaker 3: It's climate change.
Speaker 18: It's killing us.
Speaker 4: Peter Dutton and the Coalition take note. Net zero is
Speaker 4: finished now, well done on champion nuclear, Yes, which is great,
Speaker 4: but the world is about to change. The Coalition must
Speaker 4: embrace the Trump agenda in its entirety, because we can
Speaker 4: be winners if we ride the Trump train. The Coalition
Speaker 4: must immediately get ahead of the curve and abandon net zero.
Speaker 4: But also, as I said earlier, The Coalition must oppose
Speaker 4: all of Albanese's censorship measures, not just some of them.
Speaker 4: The Coalition must become the champions of free speech and
Speaker 4: the enemies of elitist, leftist authoritarianism. Kevin RhD must be
Speaker 4: bootled out of the Washington Ambassador's residence and replaced with
Speaker 4: a solid Trump supporter. I can think of one or
Speaker 4: two I could recommend. There's much more I could say
Speaker 4: about Trump bringing peace to the Middle East, which he
Speaker 4: will do, and finishing off Iran. He is already issued
Speaker 4: this unequivocal warning to Hamas we want.
Speaker 12: Our hostages back and they better be back before.
Speaker 24: I assume office.
Speaker 12: Well, you will be paying a very big price.
Speaker 4: And he's had this to say about Biden's treacherous and
Speaker 4: cowardly withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Speaker 12: We'll ask for the resignations of every single senior military
Speaker 12: official who touched the Afghanistan disaster. I want their resignations immediately,
Speaker 12: and I want them on.
Speaker 15: The desk in the Oval Office, the resolute desk.
Speaker 3: I want them on at twelve.
Speaker 15: O'clock inauguration day, everybody involved with that disaster. When you
Speaker 15: have a disaster, so stupid is that to cause us
Speaker 15: such problem. You don't know what that's done to the
Speaker 15: reputation of our country, the Afghanistan disaster, this house cleaning
Speaker 15: will be a signal to the entire world and the
Speaker 15: America military and everybody else. They want people to be
Speaker 15: held accountable for failure and incompetence.
Speaker 4: As I said, Donald Trump will change the world. He
Speaker 4: will rescue and restore the Judeo Christian values of the
Speaker 4: Western Enlightenment, and he will defeat the sinister left wing
Speaker 4: cult of self loathing that has crippled an entire generation
Speaker 4: with its fake gods of transgenderism, climate change, and obsession
Speaker 4: with race and racism. But it's not only Trump the
Speaker 4: team he brings with him. Elon musk j d vansvek
Speaker 4: Ramaswami reta mention the Dulci Gabbad. They will transform America
Speaker 4: and the West. Yes, there will be many tough battles
Speaker 4: to be won. Indeed, there are great perils and dangers
Speaker 4: that lie ahead. As Trump's enemies realize the threat he
Speaker 4: poses to their very existence and try to stop him,
Speaker 4: the left will become even nastier, even more sinister, and
Speaker 4: even more more subversive and manipulative than anything we've yet seen.
Speaker 4: But we know their tricks and we know their lies,
Speaker 4: and we know we can defeat them with the truth
Speaker 4: for the simple reason that good always triumphs over evil.
Speaker 4: On a lighter note, here's trumpet work behind the scenes.
Speaker 26: Thank you, thank you, thank thank you.
Speaker 27: Thank you, thank you, thank you, gracious, thank you, thank.
Speaker 6: You, thank you so very much.
Speaker 3: Thank you everyone, thank you everyone, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 18: I've left mostly thirty five.
Speaker 28: From India to California within a hunch.
Speaker 1: So here's my latest prediction.
Speaker 4: This brash real estate billionaire, the man born with a
Speaker 4: silver spoon in his mouth, who cracks jokes with garbage
Speaker 4: collectors and Dorman and loves nothing more than a takeaway
Speaker 4: from McDonald's, will go down as one of the greatest
Speaker 4: US presidents of all time.
Speaker 3: Oh Shas s oh the.
Speaker 4: Na Joining US now is University of Adelaide law professor
Speaker 4: doctor Joanna Howe, an anti abortion campaigner who's been banned
Speaker 4: from parts of South Australia's parliament. Johanna, always great to
Speaker 4: see you again here on Outsiders. Can't believe this one.
Speaker 4: They've banned you, They've canceled you. Explain what happens please, Joanna.
Speaker 29: Look, I'm still in shock over and it still is
Speaker 29: a mystery, to be honest, Rowan, because they have not
Speaker 29: given any good reason for banning me from the Essay Parliament.
Speaker 29: In fact, everything they have said has been proven in
Speaker 29: the following week to be an absolute lie. So let
Speaker 29: me take you through what happened. It was a left
Speaker 29: wing lynch mob of pro abortion MPs in the Parliament
Speaker 29: who put Terry Stevens, who is a Labor appointment to
Speaker 29: the President's chair, to ban me from the Parliament.
Speaker 9: And what they.
Speaker 29: Said was that I made MPs feel unsafe on the
Speaker 29: night of the Live Birth's Bill vote.
Speaker 9: And I know it's unbelievable.
Speaker 29: These people have paid two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars
Speaker 29: a year and apparently they felt unsafe because I had
Speaker 29: two conversations with two MPs who had said that they
Speaker 29: were voting for the Live Birth's Bill. I found out
Speaker 29: on the night of the vote, pro abortion MPs had
Speaker 29: pressured them to pair, which would have meant that the
Speaker 29: bill could not get through to committee stage.
Speaker 9: It would have neutralized the power of their vote.
Speaker 29: So, of course, as one of the key campaigners and
Speaker 29: advocates and drafters.
Speaker 9: For this bill. I went up to those two.
Speaker 29: MPs and I said to them, if you vote for
Speaker 29: this bill, sorry, if you choose to pair, that will
Speaker 29: neutralize the power of your vote. I have one hundred
Speaker 29: and twenty thousand followers on social media and on my
Speaker 29: email database, and I will hold you to account. I
Speaker 29: will tell people and I will explain what you did,
Speaker 29: and that will have ramifications for you at the next election.
Speaker 29: Now that's democracy, isn't it.
Speaker 16: Rowan.
Speaker 29: You would think that that's part of the normal lobbying process.
Speaker 29: But that is the reason I have been banned from
Speaker 29: the South Australian Parliament because MP's felt threatened and intimidated.
Speaker 29: All of these claims that they made that I made
Speaker 29: them feel unsafe, that I apparently yelled during the moment
Speaker 29: that the vote was happening, which the footage that I've
Speaker 29: shown on my Instagram and on x this week clearly
Speaker 29: shows I did not yell. In fact, I was yelled
Speaker 29: at by the pro abortion labor whip who aggressively turned
Speaker 29: to me and yet at me. And so you know,
Speaker 29: it's unbelievable how they've fabricated this case against me without
Speaker 29: any procedural fans, based on anonymous complaints, no opportunity for
Speaker 29: me to respond. An arbitrary lifetime ban announced in the Parliament,
Speaker 29: and you know this is the people's House. And what
Speaker 29: I would say to the Australian people is, if this
Speaker 29: can happen to me because I dared voice and opinion
Speaker 29: against the Establishment on late tim abortion, it can happen
Speaker 29: to you. A member of the public should not be
Speaker 29: banned from the People's House without procedural or substandar fairness.
Speaker 9: It should never ever happen.
Speaker 4: Well, Joanna, I hope you're retort to these individuals saying
Speaker 4: they felt unsafe in your presence was to say, well,
Speaker 4: now you might know how those fetuses or those babies
Speaker 4: in the womb feel with your legislation hanging over their heads.
Speaker 3: Rita, Well, I'm not just that.
Speaker 6: We're talking about babies born alive.
Speaker 7: And I can't believe this is even a topic for discussion,
Speaker 7: that you could have a baby that's botched abortion and
Speaker 7: you're not going to give it any medical assistance, You're
Speaker 7: not going to give it any pain relief. You're just
Speaker 7: going to leave it until it passes away. That is inhuman.
Speaker 7: But I mean, what about these snowflakes in the South
Speaker 7: Australian Parliament.
Speaker 6: Doctor, how I mean you.
Speaker 7: Are a Rhodes scholar, you're a professor, You're a mother
Speaker 7: of five, You're a tiny, petite thing. If they're feel
Speaker 7: threatened by you, are they fit to be sitting in parliament?
Speaker 6: Ours is an adversarial system, was supposed to.
Speaker 7: Be there to debate and have robust discussion.
Speaker 4: It was the ideas that terrify that.
Speaker 6: It's almost saying they're unfit to be MP's.
Speaker 9: I agree Rider.
Speaker 29: The reality of this is Australia has the most extreme
Speaker 29: abortion laws in the world. We do not have a
Speaker 29: legal right to protection, to medical care for babies who
Speaker 29: survive their abortion. And you know, courageous midwife whistle blower
Speaker 29: Luise ad set shed in parliament this year in Queensland
Speaker 29: to say how traumatic that is for the midwives. And
Speaker 29: you know, I spoke to one of the midwives who
Speaker 29: was involved in one of the first late term abortions
Speaker 29: in South Australia, the injection of potassium chloride into a
Speaker 29: baby's heart very late in pregnancy when they could just
Speaker 29: be induced to live, and she shared how painful it
Speaker 29: was and how traumatic it was for that group of midwives.
Speaker 9: This is extreme stuff.
Speaker 29: And you know, the really crazy thing about this is
Speaker 29: that the two MP's I spoke to on the night,
Speaker 29: the first one who was subsequently made a statement in
Speaker 29: Parliament saying she was blind started by fear. After our conversation.
Speaker 29: I took a selfie with her after we had our chat.
Speaker 29: She willingly got into a selfie with me where she
Speaker 29: is smiling, and then she sends me a text message
Speaker 29: after our conversation to say thank you for seizing the
Speaker 29: moment to speak to me in the dinner break. And
Speaker 29: that's the MP that the left wing lynch mob somehow
Speaker 29: pressured to stand up in the parliament and say that
Speaker 29: she was bullied.
Speaker 9: The second MP who I.
Speaker 29: Spoke to on the night, Sarah Gain, she has come
Speaker 29: out strongly and said I was pressured for two weeks
Speaker 29: by people behind the scenes trying to make me say
Speaker 29: that Dr Joanna How bullied me and YouTube channel to say.
Speaker 9: That did not happen. I'm grateful for the conversation.
Speaker 29: So this is a complete stitch up because they want
Speaker 29: to silence my voice.
Speaker 4: Okay, then well we're not going to silence your voice.
Speaker 4: You're here on Outsiders. Thanks so much, Doctor Joanna How.
Speaker 4: Always great to hear from you, to speak to you.
Speaker 4: Lots more coming out in a tick.
Speaker 8: Hello, you're watching Outsiders? Or sorry, should I say Landsliders
Speaker 8: live from New York. I'm James Borrow, joined back in
Speaker 8: Sydney by my good pals Rowan Too Big to Rig
Speaker 8: Dean and Rita Recount Panahe And before we go any further,
Speaker 8: and before he slips into obscurity, I think this week
Speaker 8: we needed to spare a brief thought for none other
Speaker 8: than weird Tim Waltz speak, because not only did he
Speaker 8: wind up being such an utter dud of a running
Speaker 8: mate for Kamala Harris that he lost his own home county,
Speaker 8: but having done so, this is what he gets to
Speaker 8: go home to, ladies and gentlemen. I give you Tim
Speaker 8: Walt's wife, Gwen, seen here speaking for the first time
Speaker 8: after her dreams of turning the page on the menu
Speaker 8: aboard Air Force two. We're so cruelly crushed.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure if you heard me.
Speaker 15: We cannot and we will not give up this bite.
Speaker 6: I can't come on, That's.
Speaker 27: Why we can.
Speaker 9: We will. We give it up.
Speaker 4: This bag.
Speaker 6: That's white, all right, You're gonna sit.
Speaker 3: I yike Scott.
Speaker 8: I mean, the biggest question here is who taught her
Speaker 8: to clap leg a seal? Did she pick that up
Speaker 8: from the vice president or was it vice versa? But anyway,
Speaker 8: if you think that is unhinged, check this out.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 8: We all know that America's classrooms and the universities Australias too,
Speaker 8: have become factories for Trump derangement syndrome, so much so
Speaker 8: that Harvard University actually canceled classes the day after the election.
Speaker 8: It was so upsetting. Note they didn't do that for
Speaker 8: October seventh, but that's another story. Anyway, check this out.
Speaker 8: It's not just our elite institutions where people are freaking out.
Speaker 8: It's in the schools as well. Cori de Angelis is
Speaker 8: a senior fellow at the American Culture Project, and he
Speaker 8: has obtained what is apparently audio of a California public
Speaker 8: school teacher going nuts at his students over Trump and
Speaker 8: his historic victory last week.
Speaker 1: Heav alousen, They're not all game?
Speaker 17: Does that make sense?
Speaker 30: Everybody can't emphasize this enough.
Speaker 17: Can you end up in a concentration camp in your lifetime?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 17: Can you end up with no human rights?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 17: Will it happen? To you most likely not, which is
Speaker 17: a good thing. But has Donald Trump quoted Hitler? Yes?
Speaker 17: Does he embody some of Hidler's ideas?
Speaker 3: Yes? Wild stuff? But it got worse.
Speaker 8: And remember, these kids copying this abuse are not even
Speaker 8: in UNI yet. So after blaming Latino men for Latino
Speaker 8: men for voting for Trump, this teacher went off on
Speaker 8: a further racist diatribe.
Speaker 30: I know a lot of Latino men that wish they
Speaker 30: were white, and they'll never admit it to you. A
Speaker 30: lot of your fathers, a lot of your uncles, grandfathers. God,
Speaker 30: they want to be white so bad they never will be.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 17: I hate Latino men that oppress the women in their family,
Speaker 17: their own daughters, and they turn around as WoT for
Speaker 17: men that want to oppress them.
Speaker 8: Cant you just feel the tolerance, And you know, I
Speaker 8: wonder why young men are running away from the Democrats
Speaker 8: and droves if this is what they're being told. Got it?
Speaker 17: Hate the patriarchy.
Speaker 30: If you're a young man right now in front of me,
Speaker 30: I hope you hate it too, because it's not hurting you,
Speaker 30: it's hurting everyone you love. You get the privilege of
Speaker 30: not being born with uteruss, So does it affect you,
Speaker 30: it's affecting everyone else.
Speaker 8: Now, the school in question here, apparently Valley View High
Speaker 8: School in Moreno, California, has apparently apologized, but honestly subjecting
Speaker 8: young people, some of who might actually be influenced by
Speaker 8: this garbage, I think is tantamount to child abuse. There's
Speaker 8: no other word for it. Finally, let's end this here
Speaker 8: on Haido. Have you ever wondered how Donald Trump composes
Speaker 8: his tweets? Well, a new documentary about the Trump campaign
Speaker 8: called The Art of the Surge has given us a
Speaker 8: little window into the process.
Speaker 18: Have a look at this.
Speaker 12: She's talking about how great San Francisco was before she
Speaker 12: destroyed it.
Speaker 3: A lot of talk about childhood.
Speaker 12: We've got to get to the border, inflation and time said,
Speaker 12: these acts, the things of.
Speaker 3: Which she complains, which.
Speaker 28: In many ways Donald Trump is an unseerious man's.
Speaker 3: Read.
Speaker 12: These prosecutions are all started by her and Biden against
Speaker 12: their political ap on.
Speaker 3: To get that right away happened.
Speaker 12: She paid and raised Bell.
Speaker 24: She paid Bell to get the violent writers in Minnesota.
Speaker 3: And yeah, com on level with the matches.
Speaker 10: Put it in there, put it right in with.
Speaker 12: You can do it.
Speaker 8: Amazing stuff. And now that's what I call rapid response.
Speaker 4: Roll up, roll up, Step right this way, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 4: it's the freakiest show in town. You'll be shocked, you'll
Speaker 4: be surprised, and above all, you'll be censored by this
Speaker 4: bunch of Albozo's canbra clowns who have now decided that
Speaker 4: they and they are miserable little bart and bureaucrats are
Speaker 4: the font of all knowledge and the source of all truth. Indeed,
Speaker 4: they seem to have stolen their show from this scary
Speaker 4: Kiwi clown.
Speaker 10: We will continue to bingle single source of truth.
Speaker 4: We will be the only source of truth. This belief
Speaker 4: in being the single source of truth is of course
Speaker 4: symptomatic of history's most notorious communists, Marxists, fascists, and other totalitarians.
Speaker 4: Here are some of my favorites, but of course, authoritarian
Speaker 4: leaders come in all shapes and sizes. He is albo
Speaker 4: back in two thousand and three, spooking his leftist credentials.
Speaker 4: This week, Albozo proved he is on a mission, first
Speaker 4: of all, shoving his Orwellian censorship bill through the Lower
Speaker 4: House thanks tials, laws that will end free speech in
Speaker 4: this country. On top of which Alboso announced he intends
Speaker 4: to ban anyone and everyone under the age of sixteen
Speaker 4: from going on any social media. These are, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: and the most draconian anti freedom measures anywhere in the
Speaker 4: Western world, and they will spell the death of freedom
Speaker 4: and individual liberty in Australia. The diggers who fought and
Speaker 4: died for our freedoms must be spinning in their graves.
Speaker 4: But like any good authoritarian, Albozo needed his useful idiots
Speaker 4: to get his sinister plans through the Lower House. And
Speaker 4: for Albozo, useful idiots don't come any more useful, or
Speaker 4: indeed any more idiotic than the tumbling, twirling Teals, Kylie Zoe, Sophie, Monique,
Speaker 4: Kate Allegra and everybody's favorite Zally. The Member for Waringa
Speaker 4: or should that be the Member for the New World
Speaker 4: Order and the World Economic Forum have a listen to
Speaker 4: this useful idiocy.
Speaker 31: The World Economic Forum has classified misinformation and disinformation as one.
Speaker 10: Of the top global risks.
Speaker 31: For the next two years. So that really is a
Speaker 31: sobering just an incredibly sobering warning.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 4: So the Teals happily put the interests of the World
Speaker 4: Economic Forum, the most discredited and politicized socialist verging on
Speaker 4: fascist organization on the planet.
Speaker 3: Zali puts their interests.
Speaker 4: And their truth over the interests and freedoms of everyday
Speaker 4: hardworking Australian mums and dads, who, according.
Speaker 3: To Zali, apparently can't.
Speaker 4: Be trusted to discern the truth for themselves and need
Speaker 4: bureaucrats to do it. The World Economic Forum, by the way,
Speaker 4: the same globalist clown show who have been busy peddling
Speaker 4: climate change as the greatest threat along with COVID. We
Speaker 4: and also they thought we needed the great reset, remember
Speaker 4: that to ensure our kids quotes own nothing and.
Speaker 3: Are happy about it.
Speaker 4: Great Now these comedians are terrifying the world about so
Speaker 4: called you heard it from Zara misinformation and disinformation, or,
Speaker 4: to give those terms their proper technical translation, censorship and suppression.
Speaker 4: I hope the freedom lovers of the Northern Beaches remember
Speaker 4: Zali Steggel's treachery at the next election.
Speaker 31: I am incredibly concerned that Australia is woefully unprepared to
Speaker 31: counter AI generated and pushed content arount that is misinformation
Speaker 31: and disinformation.
Speaker 1: We're all so stupid.
Speaker 4: Apparently, here's another deal Kylie Tink wilfully destroying free speech.
Speaker 28: While there have been valid concerns about potential implications to
Speaker 28: freedom of expression, I believe to the extent there is
Speaker 28: a restriction on that freedom of expression, it's justifiable and proportionate,
Speaker 28: and in fact, this legislation actually protects a number of
Speaker 28: human rights.
Speaker 1: So let me get this straight.
Speaker 4: Highly Tink Teak gets to decide what the great minds
Speaker 4: from Socrates to Plato to Voltaire have all wrestled with,
Speaker 4: and she, Kylie Teak, gets to decide what limitations are
Speaker 4: justifiable and proportionate to place on your right to what
Speaker 4: you can read, think, and say. So Voltaire, Pladiosocrates, what
Speaker 4: would they know? Kylie Teak, She's the great knowledge on
Speaker 4: free speech and its limitations. Worse, it gets worse, Yes,
Speaker 4: under Albozo it always does.
Speaker 3: Here is Labour's Michelle.
Speaker 4: Rowland's the Communications Minister, making matters even worse. Labor is
Speaker 4: introducing age restrictions onto social media under Labour's plans, which
Speaker 4: the Liberals must oppose if they wish to win government.
Speaker 4: If you don't oppose it, you well may not mark
Speaker 4: my words. All social media platforms under these regulations will
Speaker 4: be banned to anyone under sixteen. This is sheer lunacy.
Speaker 32: Let's be very clear here, there is no apt for
Speaker 32: the platforms. Here we be being very clear that there
Speaker 32: are age restricted services and those commonly understood platforms like
Speaker 32: TikTok x, Instagram, Facebook, they will all be age restricted
Speaker 32: services here.
Speaker 3: That kid is yep, all of them.
Speaker 4: How dare a government ban young adults from accessing information?
Speaker 1: That's the bottom line.
Speaker 3: This is as sinister as it gets.
Speaker 4: By all means restrict harmful products like pornography, but banning
Speaker 4: all social media for people who are at the most
Speaker 4: crucial age of developing their minds and their curiosities is
Speaker 4: completely unacceptable. It is George Orwell's big brother. It is
Speaker 4: nothing better than Maoist or Stalinist totalitarianism.
Speaker 3: Indeed, you think I'm exaggerating.
Speaker 4: Here is Albanesi literally putting the state above you, the
Speaker 4: parent or the grandparents.
Speaker 27: We will not allow exemptions if users have parental consent
Speaker 27: something that we discussed what be whether that would be
Speaker 27: appropriate or not?
Speaker 1: Oh you disgusted? Did you?
Speaker 4: How very nice you discussed how parents and grandparents get
Speaker 4: to bring up their children even if parents, for whatever
Speaker 4: reason desire their own child to be.
Speaker 3: Able to use social media.
Speaker 1: The state.
Speaker 4: Will not allow it. This is pole pot stuff. But
Speaker 4: are we surprised. Here's Anthony Albanesi when Neil Mitchell asked
Speaker 4: him hypothetically, what's the very first thing he would do
Speaker 4: if he were an Australian dictator.
Speaker 3: You are dictator for five years?
Speaker 8: What do you do?
Speaker 10: What's your first act?
Speaker 33: The big frustrating thing? If I could do something, maybe
Speaker 33: band social media would be handy, because social media, I
Speaker 33: think a couple of things. One is keyboard warriors who
Speaker 33: can anonymously say anything at all.
Speaker 3: Who say anything?
Speaker 4: It's all you know, what do they say around the
Speaker 4: kitchen table? Well, Alba, here's what I'm going to assert
Speaker 4: as fact, and I'm more than happy to say it
Speaker 4: to your face, either here or on the show or
Speaker 4: at any venue of your choosing. You are, as a
Speaker 4: matter of fact, a deeply authoritarian and undemocratic prime minister
Speaker 4: who has factually done nothing but so division and grievance
Speaker 4: in this country. Your voice was a disgrace, the referendum
Speaker 4: a disgustingly racist attempt to subvert the normal democratic pro processes,
Speaker 4: and your social media bands and worse, your censorship laws
Speaker 4: are an absolute abomination. But that's just my opinion while
Speaker 4: I'm still allowed to have it. Anyone in Parliament speaking
Speaker 4: up against this tyranny, fortunately there.
Speaker 1: Are one or two.
Speaker 4: Here's the Nationals Member for Page in New South Wales,
Speaker 4: Kevin Hogan.
Speaker 2: And this radical radical left wing government Deputy Speaker. What
Speaker 2: their motivation is on this bill is control, because when
Speaker 2: you want to stamp or you want to clamp down
Speaker 2: on free speech in this country, you are about control.
Speaker 2: They do not want everyone necessarily to be able to
Speaker 2: say what that person believes is the truth, because at
Speaker 2: the end of the day, Deputy Speaker, one person's misinformation
Speaker 2: is another person's opinion.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well said.
Speaker 4: I was also grateful to hear the liberals MP Alex Hawk.
Speaker 4: You're progressive, whether you're conservative, whether you're from the left
Speaker 4: or right.
Speaker 1: We need to rise up and oppose this bill.
Speaker 4: Joined the chorus of Australians who paid attention to this
Speaker 4: who understand that the government's function is not to regulate,
Speaker 4: in a free society the content of people's minds.
Speaker 18: It isn't their role.
Speaker 2: To arbitrate over the freethought and free expression and free speech.
Speaker 3: These attacks on free speech.
Speaker 4: At the very moment the United States has said no
Speaker 4: to censorship, no to oppression, and no to woke politics,
Speaker 4: and yes to Donald Trump. Well, quite frankly, what we're
Speaker 4: doing here in this country is disgusting. I have no
Speaker 4: doubt these disgraceful laws will see the Albanezy clown show
Speaker 4: rightly discarded into the dust bin of socialist history at
Speaker 4: the next election. But let's hope the Libs have learned
Speaker 4: the lesson and do not support these idiotic social media bans.
Speaker 4: Trump won because the youth and the anti woke crowd,
Speaker 4: the everyday Americans ignored the mainstream media and fell in
Speaker 4: love with Trump and his conservative ideals on social media.
Speaker 1: The young people.
Speaker 4: Just ask Creeden's clear Water Revival.
Speaker 8: Who wakes up that Welcome back to Outsiders. I'm James
Speaker 8: Morrow here live in New York, joined by my friends
Speaker 8: Rowan and Rita back in Sydney. And I'm also joined
Speaker 8: here in New York by Batcha Ungar Sargan. She is
Speaker 8: the author of Second Class, How the Elites Portrayed America's
Speaker 8: working men and women, and is also Deputy opedia editor
Speaker 8: of Newsweek. Batcha, thanks so much for coming on Outsiders.
Speaker 8: I'll bring it rowan read it minute, but I want
Speaker 8: to talk to you about this historic Trump victory and
Speaker 8: particularly the way that this is basically solidified now, the
Speaker 8: movement of America's working class away from the Democrats. Tell
Speaker 8: us about it.
Speaker 26: That's exactly right, James, Thank you so much for having me,
Speaker 26: and anybody who's been watching your show US Report would
Speaker 26: have seen me talking to you about this class revolution
Speaker 26: that's happening throughout the United States over the last ten
Speaker 26: years of the Trump administration and the Trump era, if
Speaker 26: you will. And what we saw here in this election,
Speaker 26: in this victory for Trump this week, was the consolidation
Speaker 26: of the multiracial, multi ethnic American working class around Donald
Speaker 26: Trump and a big repudiation of the Democrats who had
Speaker 26: abandoned labor throughout all of this time. So Trump made
Speaker 26: games with black men, Hispanic men, he won Hispanic men outright.
Speaker 26: The working class further consolidated around him, and it was
Speaker 26: the elite, specifically college educated women who really went for Harris.
Speaker 8: And how much of this is the repudiation of the
Speaker 8: Democrat economic policies which have been you know, as Trump
Speaker 8: has always talked about hollowing up the middle to working
Speaker 8: class giving a lot of money to the coastal elites.
Speaker 8: And how much of this has been a reaction against
Speaker 8: the way the Democrats basically started bolting on board wars
Speaker 8: social and progressive and woke concerns onto their party to
Speaker 8: the point where it does didn't speak to these people anymore.
Speaker 26: So those are two sides of the same coin.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 26: The reason that the Democrats talk so much about these
Speaker 26: radical far left cultural issues is because they have abandoned
Speaker 26: labor economically to cater to college educated elites. So they
Speaker 26: have replaced an economic agenda for labor with a social
Speaker 26: agenda for the rich. So they're really two sides of
Speaker 26: the same coin. I would say that every elite or
Speaker 26: rich person who left the Democrats and voted for Trump,
Speaker 26: it was on cultural issues. But for working class and
Speaker 26: there murricans buy and large, I think it was the
Speaker 26: economic piece of things.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But you know the funny thing too, is that in
Speaker 8: the reaction, watch it. In the wash up to all
Speaker 8: of this, what we've been seeing is you know, blaming.
Speaker 8: And the last thing when I blamed somebody who was
Speaker 8: blaming Latino men and calling, you know, just say really
Speaker 8: racist things about them from the left and saying, you know,
Speaker 8: these people are misogynists, they're patriarchy type people, and you
Speaker 8: know that's why they wound up voting for Trump. How
Speaker 8: do they not have a moment of self introspection and
Speaker 8: reflection about, you know, just what has happened here, because
Speaker 8: what's happened here is pretty big, and I don't think
Speaker 8: they get it.
Speaker 26: They definitely don't get it. You see a lot of
Speaker 26: people trying to revert back to the twenty sixteen. You know,
Speaker 26: these are just deplorables. They want a fascist. That's why
Speaker 26: they voted for Donald Trump. The reason that they can't
Speaker 26: get it is because to get it would be to
Speaker 26: understand that it is their fault, that their contempt for
Speaker 26: these Latino men, their contempt for average, hard working, working
Speaker 26: class Americans, is the thing that drove the working class
Speaker 26: away from them and right into the hands of Donald Trump.
Speaker 26: But I think it goes deeper than that. Donald Trump
Speaker 26: effectively picked up what was the Democrats economic and social
Speaker 26: agenda from the nineties, which was tailor made for the
Speaker 26: working class. So he really did develop an agenda that
Speaker 26: catered to their needs, and they recognized that in him.
Speaker 8: So now Trump is coming into office next month January twentieth.
Speaker 8: In inauguration, Rory's starting to see some faints around where
Speaker 8: this is starting to move. How confident are you that
Speaker 8: he'll be able to actually make some of these policies reality?
Speaker 8: And are you seeing any connection now between Trump, the
Speaker 8: new Republican Trump movement, I guess, and the labor movement?
Speaker 8: Have there been a sort of formble sort of tying
Speaker 8: up there between the unions and Trump. We saw some
Speaker 8: of that start in the campaign. Is that going to continue?
Speaker 26: So we saw that Sean O'Brien, the head of the
Speaker 26: Teamsters union one point three million strong, spoke at the
Speaker 26: Republican National Convention at the invitation of Donald Trump. He
Speaker 26: gave a blistering twenty five minute speech about protecting workers' rights.
Speaker 26: The Democrats then punished him and refused to allow him
Speaker 26: to speak at the DNC. Right, turns out, sixty percent
Speaker 26: of Teamsters voted for Trump. I think there are going
Speaker 26: to be a lot more movements like that because the
Speaker 26: rank and file of these massive labor unions are in
Speaker 26: the Trump camp. They are working class men and women
Speaker 26: who just want what's best for their children. And so
Speaker 26: I think we are going to see a rock Proachemont.
Speaker 26: There we're going to see labor taking a more active
Speaker 26: role in Republican politics, and I think that's really exciting.
Speaker 8: But this is more than a four year project. There's
Speaker 8: a ten twenty year project, and we're talking about bringing
Speaker 8: back manufacturing all of that. How confident are you that
Speaker 8: that's not just a pipero, that we really can bring
Speaker 8: back manufacturing to the United States, create again, high paying
Speaker 8: jobs in some of these new industries like space would
Speaker 8: have some very high paying jobs, but other ones as well.
Speaker 18: I'm very confident.
Speaker 26: And the reason I am is because we ran an
Speaker 26: op ed a Newsweek by Donald Trump about a month
Speaker 26: ago in which he's had a really good plan for this.
Speaker 26: His number one promise was, if you are an American
Speaker 26: manufacturer or company corporation CEO, and you reshore manufacturing, you
Speaker 26: bring a factory from somewhere else back to America, he
Speaker 26: will drop your corporate tax rate from twenty one percent
Speaker 26: to fifteen percent. He said he's going to be appointing
Speaker 26: a manufacturing czar to travel around the country and attract
Speaker 26: back these manufacturing bases. He's going to create a booming economy.
Speaker 26: And I think that all of this is going to help.
Speaker 26: Plus the fact that when you have tariffs, when you
Speaker 26: have you know, trade wars with countries that are screwing
Speaker 26: over American workers, it becomes more expensive to ship things
Speaker 26: back here. There are costs associated with manufacturing elsewhere. And
Speaker 26: I think Trump is very, very keen and acutely aware
Speaker 26: of all this.
Speaker 8: And we already saw Steve Madden. I think this week
Speaker 8: the clothing manufacturer say what forty five other manufacturer then
Speaker 8: to slash out of China because of this. So companies
Speaker 8: are responding.
Speaker 16: Absolutely, yeah, and what about the just finally before I
Speaker 16: let you go, You know, class is a big thing
Speaker 16: in all of this here, and how much of you
Speaker 16: know is part of the reason why the Democrats can
Speaker 16: understand what's going on, because if they did acknowledge.
Speaker 8: It, they would lose that kind of elite superiority that
Speaker 8: they had created by using woke issues and so on
Speaker 8: to pummel the rest of America into, you know, essentially
Speaker 8: silence and acquiesce into their supremacy.
Speaker 26: I think it's that. I think it's also the fact
Speaker 26: that the donor class of the Democratic Party, as exemplified
Speaker 26: by people like George Sorows, is very very knee.
Speaker 18: Deep in open borders.
Speaker 26: They do not believe in borders, they do not believe
Speaker 26: in nation states, they do not believe in America, and
Speaker 26: they do not believe in the American worker. But that
Speaker 26: is the whole Democratic donor class. So they would have
Speaker 26: to repudiate their own donors. And while Donald Trump was
Speaker 26: willing to do that for the American people, I don't
Speaker 26: see anyone on the left who's willing to do that.
Speaker 8: But Cha Nashargan, We're going to have to live with
Speaker 8: their fascinating stuff. Thank you so much for your time
Speaker 8: rowing back to you and Sydney.
Speaker 4: Thanks James and Battier, And just a quick note, what
Speaker 4: a great job James Morrow has done. We missed him
Speaker 4: here of course, Rachel and I in the CDA. What
Speaker 4: a sensational job James has done there over the entire election.
Speaker 4: And of course what a great result backing a tic.
Speaker 3: More outsiders.
Speaker 4: You're watching outsiders, And what a fantastic week it has
Speaker 4: been with the victory of Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 4: But as I said earlier, despite all the good news,
Speaker 4: not a great news, not great news for everybody this week.
Speaker 4: Pauline Hanson in particular had a dreadful week. Tell us
Speaker 4: about it, Rita, Well.
Speaker 7: She had the court case with Marine Feruki go against her.
Speaker 7: She's now facing a significant payout, but she's raising funds
Speaker 7: to challenge it. And she was on Sky News earlier
Speaker 7: in the week and she broke down.
Speaker 10: You know, I just feel that the country's changed so much.
Speaker 7: And that was on the Bolt Report about Australians everyday,
Speaker 7: Australians donating money. Last I checked, I think she's raised
Speaker 7: about six hundred thousand to launch an appeal and to
Speaker 7: fight this ruling.
Speaker 6: So we'll see what happens there.
Speaker 7: But I know there would be a lot of people
Speaker 7: who've been familiar with that case and have followed it
Speaker 7: through who were.
Speaker 6: Questioning just how we got.
Speaker 3: Here, how we got there.
Speaker 1: Indeed, it's an awful.
Speaker 7: We had that debate several years ago. Remember we had
Speaker 7: Tony Abbott. We're going to repeal that particular section.
Speaker 4: And this accusation of racism is sheer poison, it is used.
Speaker 4: It just blankets everything else. It's idiotic, it's stupid. Look
Speaker 4: at what Pauline Hanson and Marine Fruky, look at what
Speaker 4: the issues.
Speaker 1: Behind that were. Who was right, who was wrong?
Speaker 4: Let's voice the opinions on them, but this stupid, idiotic
Speaker 4: racism paull In Hanson. You you know, I feel very
Speaker 4: sorry for Paul then, and you know, if people wish,
Speaker 4: as you said, to help, please feel free to also.
Speaker 3: Let's just have a quick bit of.
Speaker 4: Well, I suppose more bad news the Victorian land tax.
Speaker 7: Well, it has skyrocketed that the government there is essentially
Speaker 7: broke bigger state debt in the country. Land taxes have
Speaker 7: sword and now around one third of them are unpaid
Speaker 7: and unpaid for twelve months or.
Speaker 6: More, so we're talking about significant amount.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't be surprised if the cash strapped Victorian government starts
Speaker 7: adding interest payments, hefty interest payments to already sky rocketing
Speaker 7: land tax bills which are forcing people to sell. There's
Speaker 7: going to be a shortage of rental properties in Victoria
Speaker 7: in part because of this land tax issue.
Speaker 4: And you've also got the Albanezi government trying to flirting
Speaker 4: with some idea to do with unrealized profit from super anyway,
Speaker 4: they're just crazy. Get rid of this government as sooner
Speaker 4: and better and that'll be good news for all Australians
Speaker 4: we can look forward to, hopefully in March or May,
Speaker 4: repeating the dancing we.
Speaker 1: Did at the top of the show. Because it's a.
Speaker 4: Great week here today, but a bigger week in America.
Speaker 4: But we've got our turn to come next. Don't you worry, lefties,
Speaker 4: you're on the way out.
Speaker 3: You'll be losing it.
Speaker 1: You'll be losing the next selection. That's it from Outsiders
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