Speaker 1: On scorn Lils Oscodio.
Speaker 2: This is the Wader Panalty Show. Good evening and welcome
Speaker 2: to the readA Pantahy Show.
Speaker 3: Coming up tonight, Treasurer Jim Chalmers rules out an early election,
Speaker 3: with rumors of a cabinet reshuffle intensifying the Biden White
Speaker 3: House lurches further into crisis. On the program tonight, Daniel Wild,
Speaker 3: Army Horowitz, Dedie dunleeby and also joining me will be
Speaker 3: a drag queen who's giving lefty love. Is a much
Speaker 3: needed reality check on a whole range of issues.
Speaker 4: Would you say your pro Palestine or pro Israel?
Speaker 2: Pro Palestine?
Speaker 1: As a gay man, I would be punished and or
Speaker 1: put in prisoner killed if I were opened the game
Speaker 1: in Palestine? How do you react to that? I didn't
Speaker 1: know that, so it is illegal to be gay in Palestate.
Speaker 3: Yes, Lady Maga will be joining me shortly, and we
Speaker 3: now I ever figured the segment that goes viral every night.
Speaker 2: Yes, we have millions watching lefties losing it each and
Speaker 2: every week.
Speaker 4: And this is why, sir, I'm not sure I didn't
Speaker 4: miss gender you did I?
Speaker 2: Oh, please go yourself. That's not very lady Lake.
Speaker 5: Oh no, No, you're misgendering me, lady, Well what are
Speaker 5: you exactly? No, No, you're business?
Speaker 6: What are you? What you said?
Speaker 2: I misgendered you.
Speaker 5: If I don't know what you are, how can I
Speaker 5: not misgender you?
Speaker 2: That's too funny to be real. Surely it's going to
Speaker 2: be a sketch comedy. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Let's bring in Daniel Wild, Deputy Executive Director of the
Speaker 3: Institute of Public Affairs.
Speaker 2: What do we reckon? Is that real or a setup?
Speaker 3: It's coming increasingly difficult to separate satire from just lefty lunacy.
Speaker 7: I've got no idea these days. Reader. It's the line
Speaker 7: between reality and satire is blurred more and more by
Speaker 7: the day.
Speaker 3: I think I'm told that's real. But we'll get into
Speaker 3: it later. Now let's talk about more important things. Speculation
Speaker 3: of a labor reshuffle is rife, with Home Affairs Minister
Speaker 3: Clara O'Neill and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles tip to be demoted.
Speaker 3: We've been calling for that for months on this program
Speaker 3: and on other programs on Sky. The Australian's Jeff Chambers right. So,
Speaker 3: morale in labor ranks is low after inflation jumped to
Speaker 3: four percent, and the government's big cell on Stage three
Speaker 3: tax cuts was overshadowed by Senator Fatima payment. The trigger
Speaker 3: will come in the form of a political retirement, likely
Speaker 3: to be Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Bernie. What do you
Speaker 3: make of these rumors, Daniel, A reset seems like a
Speaker 3: wise move right now.
Speaker 7: Well, it was inevitable that something like this was going
Speaker 7: to happen. It was a question of when and not if.
Speaker 7: Both Clara O'Neil and Andrew Giles have basically been in
Speaker 7: witness protection for a number of months. And look the
Speaker 7: failures of the migration program or obvious whether it's the
Speaker 7: criminal detainees, but also this the general migration program, the
Speaker 7: fact that we've had a record in takeover a million
Speaker 7: net migration in takeover the last two years without any
Speaker 7: meaningful economic or social planning. We're seeing the rapid disintegration
Speaker 7: of our social cohesion and there's a lack of leadership
Speaker 7: from the government. So now, I don't think all of
Speaker 7: that can be blamed on those two ministers. Anthony Abernezi,
Speaker 7: the buck has to stop with him, but I think
Speaker 7: it's inevitable that there's going to be a reshuffle.
Speaker 3: Interesting, while some of the other rumored names who might
Speaker 3: be getting new portfolios Agricultural Minister and Albanesi Ally Murray
Speaker 3: Watt he could take over from O'Neill while Assistant Minister
Speaker 3: to the Prime Minister Patrick Gorman, he's being suggested as
Speaker 3: a replacement for Giles na Earlier today, the Treasurer dismissed
Speaker 3: suggestions the Prime Minister will call an early election after
Speaker 3: his decision not to attend next week's NATO summit. That's interesting,
Speaker 3: isn't it, because there are rumors that they're getting a
Speaker 3: little bit nervous perhaps looking at going a little bit
Speaker 3: earlier than expected, and this decision not to go to NATO.
Speaker 3: It was a long ago where bus as we have
Speaker 3: Paul Murray dubbed him, would not miss something of this magnitude.
Speaker 3: But I think he realizes now there's actual pressure at
Speaker 3: home and he needs to be here.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well it shows that those criticisms of the Prime Minister
Speaker 7: obviously have had an effect on him. Look in terms
Speaker 7: of an early election, I think it's quite unlikely at
Speaker 7: the moment that will happen. The latest news poll I
Speaker 7: think would give the government some relief that the Coalition
Speaker 7: haven't made more ground than what was expected, and in
Speaker 7: all likelihood I think maybe at the very end end
Speaker 7: of November, but I think it's increasingly likely that olds
Speaker 7: go to May or April next year.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Despite the government and banks spending one point five billion
Speaker 3: on a scheme designed to make it easier for customers
Speaker 3: to switch accounts, a report commissioned by the major lenders
Speaker 3: suggests only z zero point three percent of customers are
Speaker 3: using it. Analysis conducted for the Australian Banking Association concludes
Speaker 3: the Consumer Data Right program is too complicated and does
Speaker 3: not have.
Speaker 2: A clear reason for use.
Speaker 3: It's cost per customer ratio is coact to be ridiculous
Speaker 3: if those are figures are accurate. This was launched under
Speaker 3: the Morrison government, and I know this research is being
Speaker 3: commissioned by the banks themselves, so you might take that
Speaker 3: with a grain of salt.
Speaker 2: But I've got to say I'm not aware of this
Speaker 2: program or how it works.
Speaker 3: And I'd like to think I'm a little bit financially savvy,
Speaker 3: so i'd imagine the average person like me wouldn't have.
Speaker 2: A clue about it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, it's another Morrison policy failure. Perhaps I had
Speaker 7: good intentions which was to encourage or make it easier
Speaker 7: for customers to switch banks. That's a good thing because
Speaker 7: it means it's more competition. You're going to get a
Speaker 7: better deal on your mortgage or your savings account. So
Speaker 7: fair enough, but they once again didn't deal with the
Speaker 7: structural problems, which is there is effectively a Big four
Speaker 7: bank policy. So there's this sort of an oligopoly policy
Speaker 7: exactly that prohibits competition. So either do the hard the
Speaker 7: arts and do structural form. But this was basically an
Speaker 7: announceable for the Morrison government to make it look like
Speaker 7: this is like food watch or grocery Watch or fuel watch.
Speaker 7: If you're not dealing with the structural problems, you're not
Speaker 7: going to get the outcomes.
Speaker 3: Y're so right, and I've refinanced recently and I can
Speaker 3: tell you it seems to be no different from previous
Speaker 3: years with the amount of paperwork you have to provide
Speaker 3: and all the hoops you have to jump through. So
Speaker 3: whatever this switch is, I don't know. Maybe it works
Speaker 3: for a transaction account, but it doesn't seem to be
Speaker 3: working if you're refinancing lending, which I think was the
Speaker 3: cell when it was first suggested. Now I'll be speaking
Speaker 3: about the latest from the US with Army Horowitz after
Speaker 3: the break. But Dan, I want to get your thoughts
Speaker 3: about the newly spray hand. President's comments about climate change
Speaker 3: is claiming here, if you don't believe in catastrophic climate change,
Speaker 3: well you're just dumb.
Speaker 9: I quite frankly think it's not only out regions, it's
Speaker 9: really stupid. Everyone who will denies the impacts of climate
Speaker 9: change is condemning the American people in a dangerous future.
Speaker 9: And either is really really dumb or has some other
Speaker 9: motive of there. How can you deny it? His climate change?
Speaker 9: For God's see?
Speaker 2: Oh? Interesting? Is that going to win back voters?
Speaker 10: Dan?
Speaker 3: The polling shows that climate change emission carts green energy.
Speaker 3: They're not even in the top ten, and some of
Speaker 3: the polling it's not even in the top twenty thirty
Speaker 3: or issues. So I do wonder about again, who's advising him?
Speaker 3: Why is he making these sorts of comments which are
Speaker 3: always pre prepared for him.
Speaker 7: Well, in terms of the politics, this does him harm.
Speaker 7: I mean, he needs blue collar workers in order to
Speaker 7: hold states like Pennsylvania or a win win those states
Speaker 7: that Trump is a threat for. So it's exact opposite
Speaker 7: of what he should be saying to those voters. You know,
Speaker 7: in terms of saying it's done well, net zero is
Speaker 7: done as a policy. I mean, what does net zero do.
Speaker 7: It reorientates global supply chains around China. China is the
Speaker 7: world's biggest export.
Speaker 2: Not done for China's not done for China.
Speaker 7: It's excellent, the world's biggest exporter of wind and solo.
Speaker 7: It's the home of critical minerals, manufacturing and processing. We
Speaker 7: have over two hundred billion dollars of exports of colon
Speaker 7: gas and the value they have none, but they've got
Speaker 7: a fifty billion dollars at wind and solar exports. We
Speaker 7: have none. So you know that, if you want to
Speaker 7: look at policy mistakes, that's one of the greatest policy
Speaker 7: mistakes we've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Now, Donald Trump has scored another legal win of sorts
Speaker 3: after his sentencing date for the so called hush money
Speaker 3: case was pushed back from I think it's going to
Speaker 3: be a few days now, it's going to be mid September.
Speaker 2: They know perfectly well, Dan, that if they.
Speaker 3: Sentenced Trump to jail or house arrest, his poll numbers
Speaker 3: would only skyrocket further. You'd you'd be probably shocked by
Speaker 3: how much more money.
Speaker 2: He was able to raise out of this. So how
Speaker 2: do you see this latest decision.
Speaker 7: Well, I think every time they attack Trump or they
Speaker 7: weaponize or attempt to weaponize the justice system against him,
Speaker 7: he gets stronger because it reinforces his court message, which
Speaker 7: is that they are trying to tilt the scales in
Speaker 7: favor of the Democrats, and that's why he's performing so strongly.
Speaker 7: Beyond that, I think a lot of Americans are concerned
Speaker 7: at what they see as being a justice system that's
Speaker 7: becoming increasingly political. And I think whether you agree with
Speaker 7: Trump or are going to vote for Trump or not,
Speaker 7: the vast majority of Americans are very uncomfortable with the
Speaker 7: way that the justice system has been deployed against Trump
Speaker 7: and his.
Speaker 2: Allies and his allies. It's bigger than him now.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden appeared at a fundraiser in McLean, Virginia earlier
Speaker 3: today downplayed his debate night struggles.
Speaker 2: That's a nice way of putting it.
Speaker 3: It was a bloody train wreck, and the White House
Speaker 3: is preparing emergency meeting after emergency meeting.
Speaker 2: But let's have a.
Speaker 3: Look at what the President said. He said, I wasn't
Speaker 3: very smart. I decided to travel around the world a
Speaker 3: couple of times, going through I don't know how many
Speaker 3: time zones for real, I think it was fifteen time zones.
Speaker 3: And then I came back and nearly fell asleep on stage,
Speaker 3: he said, referring to his performance at the presidential debate.
Speaker 2: But there's a little problem there, Dad, he.
Speaker 3: In fact, he took more than a week off to
Speaker 3: rest and rehearse and practice for this debate. He got
Speaker 3: back on US soil some twelve days before the debate.
Speaker 3: So this later story went from the cold to now, well,
Speaker 3: I was jet lagged.
Speaker 2: I've been through fifteen time zones. Again, who is he
Speaker 2: convincing with him?
Speaker 7: He's the president. I mean, you do have to travel
Speaker 7: if you're the well that too, But look, I think
Speaker 7: it's pretty clear that the Biden camp is very concerned
Speaker 7: and they're desperate. There's only really three people other than
Speaker 7: Joe Biden himself who wanted to stay as the candidate.
Speaker 7: There's Jill Biden, Hunter Biden, and of course Donald Trump
Speaker 7: that want him there. Camala and well, I reckon she
Speaker 7: wants him to drop out so she might be the
Speaker 7: top candidate to get in this there, Well.
Speaker 3: She would be the one who could hold on to
Speaker 3: all that money they've raised, because there's all sorts of
Speaker 3: issues there. But I would not think she's so delusional
Speaker 3: that she doesn't know how dislike she is and how
Speaker 3: unelectable she is as a presidential candidate.
Speaker 2: Now let's get some good news.
Speaker 3: Australian mining magnate Jenna Reinhart has been bestowed Cambodia's highest
Speaker 3: honor for non Cambodians. In a recent ceremony, the King
Speaker 3: awarded genner iin Hart this most prestigious award for her
Speaker 3: charitable efforts helping children in Cambodia as something that's not
Speaker 3: really reported on March dan but she not only pays
Speaker 3: the most taxes of any person in Australia and gives
Speaker 3: enormous support to charities here, but for years now she's
Speaker 3: been helping impoverished girls in Cambodia to get an education,
Speaker 3: attend university and have the means to support themselves and
Speaker 3: their families.
Speaker 7: Well, Gena rone Heart's a great Australian and it's not
Speaker 7: only her commercial and business success but her philanthropic undertakings.
Speaker 7: We know the stories about rowing and sport and other endeavors.
Speaker 7: But you know, this just shows what you can do
Speaker 7: when you're successful and you care about other people. I
Speaker 7: think this story is well deserved, as you say, getting
Speaker 7: young girls into an education and getting them out of
Speaker 7: horrific circumstances poverty, child prostitution, and the range of other
Speaker 7: you know, seriously bad environments that a lot of these
Speaker 7: children are raised in. So I just think it's another
Speaker 7: example of the great and important work that Gena Ronhart
Speaker 7: does which is not often picked up on in the media,
Speaker 7: but there's so much positive that come out of this.
Speaker 3: It is and you would think someone who has achieved
Speaker 3: what she has achieved and the way she gives back
Speaker 3: to the community, not just here but in Cambodia and elsewhere,
Speaker 3: that she would be held up as this heroine, this
Speaker 3: role model, this example of women's empowerment and achievement.
Speaker 7: What people forget is her commercial success is a products
Speaker 7: of taking a lot of risk and people think, oh,
Speaker 7: you're just going to dig it out the ground and
Speaker 7: sell it. It's not that simple whatsoever. And then there's
Speaker 7: the benefits you mentioned the tax, well, who does that
Speaker 7: help helps everyone? The schools, the roads, the hospitals, our
Speaker 7: national defense, so many other things.
Speaker 3: And they're just having the courage to speak about stuff
Speaker 3: that is contentious, because there's a lot of people who
Speaker 3: feel that way, but when they have a profile, they
Speaker 3: keep silent because they don't want the backlash. So if
Speaker 3: you've got the courage to do that, I think that.
Speaker 2: Should be applauded. And Dan, we applaud her. Thank you
Speaker 2: for your time this evening.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: My next guest was described by a left wing rag
Speaker 3: Rolling Stone magazine as the lonely drag queen in America
Speaker 3: because of his right wing, pro Trump, pro reality views.
Speaker 3: Lady Maga travels the US breaking down the left's idea
Speaker 3: of what an LGBTQ person looks and sounds like. Lady
Speaker 3: Maga is the creation of artist Ryan war Two joins me. Now, Ryan,
Speaker 3: let's start with the clip that went viral recently, showcasing
Speaker 3: just what a job you have ahead of you in
Speaker 3: educating lefties.
Speaker 6: And so I did a study abroad in the Middle
Speaker 6: East with Israel and Palistine.
Speaker 1: Would you say you're pro Palestine or pro Israel pro Palestine?
Speaker 1: As a gay man, I would be punished and or
Speaker 1: put in prison or killed if I were opened the
Speaker 1: game in Palestine.
Speaker 4: How do you react to that?
Speaker 6: I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: So it is illegal to be gay in Palestine. You
Speaker 1: are punished by prison or Jazz Israel. No, Israel has
Speaker 1: gay pride. Israel is completely open to lesbian and gay people.
Speaker 1: Palestine puts them in prisoner, kills them. You were you
Speaker 1: weren't aware of that?
Speaker 6: I was not aware of that. No, so that does
Speaker 6: pose an interesting aspect. That's where it gets gray, right, Like,
Speaker 6: that's where I feel well for me.
Speaker 4: It's not grey.
Speaker 1: I am fearful of Islam because there is no Islamic
Speaker 1: country on Earth that embraces me as a gay man.
Speaker 6: So okay, okay, So maybe I'm confused because Israel, which
Speaker 6: isn't still in islam country?
Speaker 4: Right, No, no, no Jewish okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, my my my. How do you deal with that
Speaker 2: level of ignorance?
Speaker 3: And we have seen the Gays for Palestine, the Queis
Speaker 3: for Palestine movement only gain a bigger following in recent
Speaker 3: months since October seven.
Speaker 1: It's it's ludicrous. I mean, it's it's for salt, it's
Speaker 1: mice for cats and the entire modern alpha I call
Speaker 1: them the Alphabet Mafia, the lgbt qia ever expanding alphabet
Speaker 1: agenda is based in ignorance. It's based in feelings, and
Speaker 1: it's based in ignorance. They don't know anything about Palestine,
Speaker 1: they don't know anything about Israel. They just jump on
Speaker 1: whatever bandwagon is there, such as the movement for trans children.
Speaker 1: There's no such thing as a trans child, but they're
Speaker 1: all about getting puberty blockers and mas sectomies for twelve
Speaker 1: year old girls. They don't do their homework before they
Speaker 1: rally behind something. And so that's why I'm just a
Speaker 1: gay guy who loves to dress up and sparkle.
Speaker 4: I love this country.
Speaker 1: I support Donald Trump, and I had to step away
Speaker 1: from the alphabet nonsense because, as that video demonstrates, they're
Speaker 1: going down the wrong path. Islam is not your friend
Speaker 1: LGBTQ people.
Speaker 3: While I will live in a Muslim majority country in
Speaker 3: the Middle East, and I can tell you yes, after
Speaker 3: the Islamic Revolution in Iran, it is not a safe place.
Speaker 2: For gay men or women.
Speaker 3: Now, yesterday, on Lefties Losing It, we showed a clip
Speaker 3: after clip of Pride festival goers turning the event into
Speaker 3: some sort of I don't know, nudiced fetish freak show,
Speaker 3: sometimes with children present, whose parents seem to be fairly
Speaker 3: comfortable with their kids being exposed to such content.
Speaker 2: But you went to a Pride event and you spoke
Speaker 2: to people who seemed more.
Speaker 3: Upset with someone in a Trump shirt than nudity in
Speaker 3: front of kids.
Speaker 1: I personally object to the adult nature of Pride, such
Speaker 1: as that found in there, that has the seaword on it.
Speaker 1: I want them to make it more family friendly.
Speaker 4: You're not going to find that. If you saw a
Speaker 4: man in a thong, you wouldn't be uncomfortable.
Speaker 11: Oh I just walked behind a girl with the cutest
Speaker 11: asshole and she showed half her ass. But she could
Speaker 11: do that.
Speaker 4: You don't mind if your granddaughter sees it. Granddaughter will
Speaker 4: choose what she wears. Be proud of your body. If
Speaker 4: she wants to show a tit, let her show a tit.
Speaker 4: What do you think of this gentleman's T shirt? Hideous? Ideous?
Speaker 4: He looks hideous. I wouldn't want my granddaughter buy him.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, tell me about that encounter and others
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 2: How could they be so triggered by a T shirt?
Speaker 3: I don't want my granddaughter standing next to a man
Speaker 3: in a Trump T shirt but completely comfortable with nudity
Speaker 3: in front of for a child.
Speaker 1: Well, I just have to say that I am I
Speaker 1: am humiliated that anyone would consider me part of these
Speaker 1: Pride celebrations that are completely predatory. They're completely debaucherous, They're embarrassing,
Speaker 1: and a grandmother like her, who's willing to let her
Speaker 1: innocent little granddaughter be exposed to adult sexuality and nudity,
Speaker 1: it really is shameful. And so I go to Priy
Speaker 1: to sort of expose what's really going on in hopes
Speaker 1: that dignified gay people like myself, conservatives will come out
Speaker 1: of the closet and take a stand and get rid
Speaker 1: of this filthy nonsense that does not represent you know, hardworking,
Speaker 1: dignified gay people such as myself.
Speaker 2: Whether does seem to be a split.
Speaker 3: I've spoken on this program to a number of people
Speaker 3: who are members of the community, the wider community, including
Speaker 3: with recently Andrew Doyle and Douglas Murray, but a bunch
Speaker 3: of others too who say they don't feel connected to
Speaker 3: this Pride movement anymore. They don't see the point of
Speaker 3: where it's going and how it's been really captured by
Speaker 3: trans activists and some of the excesses of the transactivists.
Speaker 3: Now you went along to another Pride rally, this time
Speaker 3: in Utah, and I was shocked.
Speaker 2: To see that you were saying the.
Speaker 3: Most popular booth was something devoted to a Satanic group.
Speaker 2: Told me about this.
Speaker 1: Yes, this was a devastating experience. I've never felt so awful,
Speaker 1: and I've never felt so much evil. In one place,
Speaker 1: they were the Satanic temple and they were unbaptizing Christians
Speaker 1: by putting blood on their faces and unbaptizing Christians and
Speaker 1: shouting Hail Satan. And it was the longest line at
Speaker 1: that Pride festival. And I think people just don't realize
Speaker 1: that the modern LGBTQIA agenda really is an alignment with
Speaker 1: anti family, anti Christian values, and the transgender movement. Especially
Speaker 1: for children. I would consider that satanic to mutilate children's bodies.
Speaker 1: So that's why I disavow Pride. I do not find
Speaker 1: a need to celebrate my sexuality. I don't even care.
Speaker 1: I care about my talents. I'm proud of that, I'm
Speaker 1: not proud of my sexuality. So there's a lot of
Speaker 1: gay people like myself who are embarrassed and ashamed of
Speaker 1: Pride Month, and our veterans in the United States they
Speaker 1: get one day they died for, you know, people who
Speaker 1: died for our freedoms get one day, and yet these
Speaker 1: explicit perverts in Seattle and San Francisco walking around naked,
Speaker 1: they get an entire month to celebrate this nonsense. So
Speaker 1: that's why I became a public figure and I speak out,
Speaker 1: and I like to think that I am making a
Speaker 1: difference and helping people wake up and see the difference
Speaker 1: between dignified, hardworking gay people and the modern lgbtqia plus
Speaker 1: essentially trans agenda.
Speaker 2: And here on the right side of history.
Speaker 3: I've got to say, Lady Mega, because we've seen in
Speaker 3: the UK, we've seen through parts of Europe and increasingly
Speaker 3: in the US an acknowledgment that some of these treatments
Speaker 3: and surgeries, medical interventions being done on children are just
Speaker 3: completely out of bounds. In the UK, in fact, they've
Speaker 3: banned these treatments for under eighteens and also elsewhere.
Speaker 2: So it's good to.
Speaker 3: See there's a fight back, but we need the likes
Speaker 3: of you out there bringing awareness and fighting it from
Speaker 3: the inside.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: And have you got any plans for traveling to Australia.
Speaker 2: We'd love to have you here.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 1: I dream of going to Australia someday.
Speaker 2: I absolutely.
Speaker 1: I have actually a lot of followers from Australia. I
Speaker 1: think there's a great patriot awakening in your country. You
Speaker 1: suffered so much during the Shmovich down and so many
Speaker 1: freedoms were limited. So I think there's a great awakening
Speaker 1: in your country of people who understand how fragile freedom
Speaker 1: really is. So I would love to go there. Yes, Australia,
Speaker 1: Here I come someday. I just got to save up
Speaker 1: the phones.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Ryan Wood's Lady Maga still to come. Lefties losing it
Speaker 3: and all the chaos from the Biden White House with
Speaker 3: Army Horowitz.
Speaker 2: Welcome back. Now it's time for lefties losing it.
Speaker 3: It's been a while since I heard of actress Sharon
Speaker 3: Stone of Basic Instincts Legs a Kimbo fame, and sadly
Speaker 3: she's another Hollywood lefty losing it, and she has this
Speaker 3: message for the women of America.
Speaker 12: I've been thinking a lot about last night's debate, and
Speaker 12: I've been thinking about the fact that more women are
Speaker 12: registered to vote than any other singular group.
Speaker 4: So ladies, remember this.
Speaker 12: No matter how sleepy Joe may have seen, he's wide
Speaker 12: awake for you, So vote for yourself.
Speaker 2: Yes, the dementia dude is wide awake for you.
Speaker 3: This is a guy who doesn't even know what a
Speaker 3: woman is, and who wants men in women's sport, in
Speaker 3: women's locker rooms, prisons.
Speaker 2: Apparently he's a champion of women.
Speaker 3: Thank god we have Hollywood has beens like Sharon telling
Speaker 3: us how to vote.
Speaker 2: Now, let's watch this.
Speaker 3: A young woman give mixed messages about pronouns.
Speaker 2: Are we supposed to ask or not?
Speaker 13: Sir?
Speaker 4: I'm not sure I didn't misgender you.
Speaker 8: Did I?
Speaker 2: Oh, please go yourself. That's not very ladylike.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, you're misjendering me, lady, Well what are
Speaker 5: you exactly?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: No, you're business?
Speaker 6: What are you?
Speaker 13: What you said?
Speaker 8: I misgender?
Speaker 14: Do you?
Speaker 5: If I don't know what you are? How can I
Speaker 5: not misgender you?
Speaker 2: You can't win with some people. I'm still not sure
Speaker 2: whether that's satire or real, because it's just too funny.
Speaker 3: But sometimes with these people you might be married to
Speaker 3: them and still making these mistakes.
Speaker 15: I recently came out as non binary to my fianc,
Speaker 15: and he's having a hard time switching my pronouns.
Speaker 4: Let's see if this.
Speaker 3: Helps her fianc run, dude, run and staying on pronouns.
Speaker 2: Let's hear from this last who went.
Speaker 3: From she her to they them, but now she prefers
Speaker 3: what she calls collective pronouns because you know it's the vibe.
Speaker 16: Yes, yeah, I said, be happy too. So I have,
Speaker 16: slowly but surely but identifying less and less with she
Speaker 16: heard hers, which were my pronouns for years, And for
Speaker 16: a while I was like, I guess they them. There's
Speaker 16: whatever worked for me. Realize that we're also inherently connected.
Speaker 16: That what makes me feel most validated is when I
Speaker 16: and when others use us and ours and we like
Speaker 16: I love that for us, like instead of I love
Speaker 16: that for you, like I love that for us and
Speaker 16: things like that, you know what I mean. It makes
Speaker 16: me feel really happy, and as often as I can,
Speaker 16: I strive to use collective pronouns.
Speaker 3: Oh, dear, I think we need to clone this cat
Speaker 3: until we can figure out what is happening at you
Speaker 3: know this clip.
Speaker 14: Hi, my name is Aaron, I use she her pronouns
Speaker 14: and I am.
Speaker 3: We've played a lot of car crash moments from that
Speaker 3: presidential debate, but for pure comic timing and lolls, nothing
Speaker 3: beats this classic moment from two thousand and sixteen where
Speaker 3: Megan Kelly, then in a Fox News anchor, had this
Speaker 3: tough question for Trump.
Speaker 8: In particular, when it comes to women, You've called women
Speaker 8: you don't like, fat pegs, dogs, slavs, and disgusting animals.
Speaker 8: Your Twitter account.
Speaker 2: Only ROSI O'donald, No, it wasn't.
Speaker 3: That's why CNN didn't have a live crowd there for
Speaker 3: that debate. Now you recalled during that debate the humorous
Speaker 3: moment where Trump and Biden talked about golf. The banter
Speaker 3: between the men over their golf handicaps proved.
Speaker 2: To be rich material for a couple of Ossie brothers.
Speaker 3: Archie and Miles Shepherd enjoyed this hilarious reimagining of that exchange.
Speaker 14: I'm in very good health. I just won championships, not
Speaker 14: even senior, two regular club championships. To do that, you
Speaker 14: have to be quite smart, and you have to be
Speaker 14: able to hit the ball a long way. And I
Speaker 14: do it. He doesn't do it. He can't hit the
Speaker 14: ball fifty yards. He challenged me to a golf match.
Speaker 14: He can't hit a ball fifty yards. I think I'm
Speaker 14: in very good shape. I feel that I'm as in
Speaker 14: good as shape as I was twenty five thirty years ago.
Speaker 4: Actually, I'm probably a little bit lighter look.
Speaker 15: I'd be happy to have a driving contest to him.
Speaker 15: I got my handicap, which when I was Vice president,
Speaker 15: down to a six. And but by the way I
Speaker 15: told you before, I'm happy to play golf. If you
Speaker 15: carry your own bag, I think you can do it.
Speaker 10: That's the biggest lie.
Speaker 14: He's a six handicap, of all.
Speaker 15: I was an eight handicap now eight. But I've seen
Speaker 15: this Wing.
Speaker 10: I know you Wing.
Speaker 11: Let's learn how to act, President Trump.
Speaker 4: We're going let's not act like children.
Speaker 11: A specific concern.
Speaker 2: They're that good now.
Speaker 3: From that intentional hilarity to unintentional hilarity. Courtesy of Labor
Speaker 3: MP and shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who thinks men
Speaker 3: can grow a cervix or perhaps have one implanted.
Speaker 2: Is it transphobic to say only women have a cervix?
Speaker 17: David, I don't know if it's transphobic, but it's not accurate.
Speaker 17: Neck I mean, obviously, it's probably the case that only
Speaker 17: that trans women don't have overies. But a cervix, I understand,
Speaker 17: is something that you can have following various procedures and
Speaker 17: hormone treatment and all the rest of it.
Speaker 3: Wow, Labor are about to win in a landslide, so
Speaker 3: that cloud is about to be Foreign Secretary.
Speaker 2: Good luck Britain. Now more left is losing it.
Speaker 3: With my next guest, documentary filmmaker and commentator Army Horowitz,
Speaker 3: we will get to the chaos and the Biden White
Speaker 3: House shortly, but first we've played footage heir of Jewish
Speaker 3: owned restaurants businesses being targeted by protesters, including in Democrat
Speaker 3: heartland Washington, DC.
Speaker 11: Tati, the most basic is rarely establishment in DC. Here
Speaker 11: we have some mediocre white people to start the day off.
Speaker 13: More mediocre white people.
Speaker 10: You guys, were gonnaive you a past, but next time,
Speaker 10: please skip Tata.
Speaker 4: It's owned by devilish white people.
Speaker 14: Guys, look at this white man here, sir, do you
Speaker 14: have a stance on pass?
Speaker 3: And now, in another very liberal progressive area, West Hollywood,
Speaker 3: a Jewish man says he was denied service because he
Speaker 3: was wearing a kipper I cannot.
Speaker 4: Why you've known, as she'd said, I cannot make a coffee.
Speaker 2: Why I don't know because the record I'm Jewish.
Speaker 11: We're gonna decide why why is it prohibited on buying class.
Speaker 2: We're gonna I'm sorry, I have a question. We're gonna
Speaker 2: make the decision.
Speaker 11: You're the honor.
Speaker 13: Please just get why buy coffee?
Speaker 18: You go back to Kura County.
Speaker 4: By coffee a kip.
Speaker 2: Army.
Speaker 3: The owner, according to that Jewish man didn't want to
Speaker 3: serve him because he's Jewish. But some of the staff
Speaker 3: and customers expressed support. But you would have noted the
Speaker 3: rainbow flags in the shot. The so called tolerant and
Speaker 3: inclusive are proving to be anything.
Speaker 11: But yeah, no, I did notice that. And look there's
Speaker 11: a silver lining here. And the silver lining with all
Speaker 11: the problems we've been having is that we have now
Speaker 11: revealed what we've been saying for years, and it really
Speaker 11: is not about Israel. It's not about anti Zionism, it's
Speaker 11: about anti Semitism. They've cloaked themselves in this. Hey, I
Speaker 11: don't hate Jews and Israel. You know, garbage for years
Speaker 11: and now it's all opened up. Now we all see it.
Speaker 11: For what it's worth. So that's the good side, that
Speaker 11: we've actually exposed them for who they are and what
Speaker 11: they are. When it comes to the the LGBT flags
Speaker 11: and support for the Palestinians, I find it so fascinating
Speaker 11: and it's a kind of a deep dive here, but
Speaker 11: here's the reality. There is a connection between support among
Speaker 11: the LGBT community and the Palestinians. And it's baffling to
Speaker 11: most people because look, they're throwing gay people off of roots, right,
Speaker 11: they're murdering gay people not just in Gaza a Mons
Speaker 11: control Gaza, but also the tolerant West bank of the Palestinians.
Speaker 11: And what it comes down to is ultimately this idea
Speaker 11: of shared victimhood right that they actually victim is such
Speaker 11: a powerful human emotion that they would rather connect with
Speaker 11: other victims, perceive victims, even if those people are actually
Speaker 11: persecuting them. That's how powerful that emotion is. It actually
Speaker 11: goes against your core drive who you are. It's terrible,
Speaker 11: it's unfortunates the same reason why if you go to
Speaker 11: climate change marches there are always flag So the Palestinians,
Speaker 11: what's the connection, right, the connectioncy we see global victimhood
Speaker 11: with the Palestinians victims.
Speaker 2: And that's the reason why it is.
Speaker 3: It's all that intersectionality, as they prefer to call it.
Speaker 3: It's essentially an anti West, Neo Marxist movement, and you
Speaker 3: can pick them on any issue, on any issue, you
Speaker 3: know precisely where they're going to fall. Now to the
Speaker 3: White House, and it's been a rough twenty four hours
Speaker 3: for White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre.
Speaker 2: Let's see how well she went.
Speaker 18: All of us saw what.
Speaker 10: Happened on Thursday where he said we could not form
Speaker 10: coherent answers. Does President Biden at eighty one years old,
Speaker 10: have Alzheimer's any form of dementia or degenerative illness that
Speaker 10: caused these sorts of lapses? And it's a yes or
Speaker 10: no question. And if you don't know, why don't you,
Speaker 10: as one of his senior staff members, know he's.
Speaker 11: Your answers for you?
Speaker 16: Are you ready for rich It's a no, And I
Speaker 16: hope you're asking the other guy the same exact question.
Speaker 3: Well, the other guy wasn't an incoherent mess, Karen. That's
Speaker 3: probably why they're not asking that right now. That's how
Speaker 3: she handled that fairly tough question. Let's see how she
Speaker 3: handles this much softer question from a journalist who perhaps
Speaker 3: wants to create a narrative around cold medication interfering with
Speaker 3: the president's ability to think and communicate medications?
Speaker 13: Was he taking and the days are hours leading up
Speaker 13: to the disease?
Speaker 6: And can I know that question has come in a
Speaker 6: couple of times to us, He was not taking any
Speaker 6: cold medication.
Speaker 16: Was he taking any medication that would have interfered because
Speaker 16: he was not taking any cold medication.
Speaker 4: That is what I can speak to.
Speaker 18: I've asked the doctors doctor and that's what he stated
Speaker 18: to us.
Speaker 3: He was not taking any cold medication, But they asked
Speaker 3: about any medication. Ahmi, does anyone in America serious believe
Speaker 3: the president is not helped, not medicated to perform through
Speaker 3: certain events. Granted that medication didn't do a great job
Speaker 3: during the presidential debate, but it's going to be increasingly
Speaker 3: difficult to undo the deterioration we see in the president
Speaker 3: with a cocktail of drugs.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 11: No, Look, they're gas lighting us. That's what's happening here.
Speaker 11: There's obviously a split Democratic party. You have the replaced
Speaker 11: Biden crowd and the keep Biden crowd and the keep
Speaker 11: Biden crowd. You know, they have their marching orders. They've
Speaker 11: been all over the media and they're saying things like
Speaker 11: he was over prepped, right, use that word. They say
Speaker 11: he had a bad debate performance. A bad debate performance.
Speaker 11: I mean the Hindenberg was a gas leak. That's that's
Speaker 11: a similar comparison. Look, it's you know, these are not
Speaker 11: the droids you are looking for. Yeah, that Jedi minecraft
Speaker 11: isn't working on us. We saw what happened, We saw
Speaker 11: the implosion. Look, Axios just came out with a report
Speaker 11: that said he's only engaged between ten and four. He's
Speaker 11: keeping doctors hours and the department grower vehicles has longer
Speaker 11: hours than the President of the United States.
Speaker 4: This is a problem.
Speaker 11: And what this really did was it exposed the media
Speaker 11: carrying the water for Joe Biden. You know, for years
Speaker 11: they were testifying how confident he was, how we've seen
Speaker 11: him behind the scenes in total command. They swore up
Speaker 11: and down that he was there, all there, he was fine.
Speaker 11: And look, if they didn't lose all their credibility during
Speaker 11: Russia Gate, during BLM, during good people on both sides,
Speaker 11: they lost it completely now, Aurita, it's unbelievable. And by
Speaker 11: the way, this also really puts into a different perspective
Speaker 11: than Robert Herr report. Like, now, I understand fully why
Speaker 11: they're trying to keep that report because you, I have
Speaker 11: no doubt that he was blathering incoherently during that entire time.
Speaker 11: Now we understand why they are fighting tooth and nail
Speaker 11: to keep it out. But I'll tell you this, if
Speaker 11: anybody out there thinks they're going to replace him, they
Speaker 11: are mistaken. They're not going to be able to replace
Speaker 11: him because the next in line is Kamala Harris, and
Speaker 11: they can replace her because they screw themselves on DEI.
Speaker 11: They brought a completely incompetent vice president because she was
Speaker 11: a black woman, and now they're stuck with her. And
Speaker 11: if they do try to replace her with a white
Speaker 11: man like Gavin Newsom or Gretga Witmore, a white woman,
Speaker 11: they will lose their entire left flight. They cannot do it.
Speaker 11: They'll weekend and burning him if they have to.
Speaker 3: That's what's going to happen, unless they convince Michelle Obama
Speaker 3: because she even at ranks Kamala in those DEI points.
Speaker 3: But I'm with you. I think that's still a long shot.
Speaker 3: I know there's a big movement to make that happen,
Speaker 3: but I think it's still a long shot. I want
Speaker 3: to ask you about Vogue magazine. Jill Biden's on the cover,
Speaker 3: and I love the front page of the New York
Speaker 3: Post referencing that. Forget about Jill's Vogue cover. The headline
Speaker 3: is vague with a picture of the president, but Jill Biden,
Speaker 3: the elder abuse enabler. She's on the cover of the
Speaker 3: upcoming Vogue and she looks amazing. It must be said,
Speaker 3: different from what we saw over the weekend after the debate,
Speaker 3: but it's just further proof army of the media's anti
Speaker 3: Trump bias. We had Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, Jill Biden.
Speaker 3: Michelle and Jill have had several Vogue covers, but Milania,
Speaker 3: a fashion and beauty icon, a model, she was shunned.
Speaker 3: What do you make of the timing of this Jill
Speaker 3: Biden Vogue cover to be on the cover of a
Speaker 3: fashion magazine after to what has just happened with her
Speaker 3: husband at that debate and all the scrutiny of her
Speaker 3: role in keeping him going and not allowing him to
Speaker 3: I don't know I enjoy his final years relaxing somewhere
Speaker 3: with the grandchildren.
Speaker 11: First of all, I read a shame on you. Okay,
Speaker 11: it's doctor Jill Biden, the greatest medical mind of our time,
Speaker 11: up there with doctor Strange and doctor Pepper. So shame
Speaker 11: on you for that's a preferred pronoun. So we're clear,
Speaker 11: doctor Jill Biden. Now look, obviously they're carrying the water
Speaker 11: of the Biden administration. And yes, that is exactly what
Speaker 11: they're trying to do. They're trying to By the way,
Speaker 11: you're right, she looks great for seventy three, absolutely stunning.
Speaker 11: But yes, of course, well, of course, Vogue in the
Speaker 11: pocket of the Democratic Party. They have been for years.
Speaker 11: None of this is new. And look, the timing is.
Speaker 11: I don't think the timing is. I think it's suspect.
Speaker 11: I think they did it for a reason.
Speaker 9: They did it.
Speaker 11: Now we're going to trying to move away from Joe
Speaker 11: Biden in a debate.
Speaker 2: Performance a me Horoweitz. Thank you so much for your
Speaker 2: time this evening. How is your pleasure still to come?
Speaker 3: Carnie West Crimes against architecture and what.
Speaker 2: Harry needs to do to be forgiven by.
Speaker 13: King Charles welcome back.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is broadcaster and commentator D D. Dud
Speaker 3: Levy DDI let's start with Taylor Swift.
Speaker 2: Good place to start.
Speaker 3: Tonight, Oscar winning actress Julia Roberts has upset some of
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift's fans because she got a little bit too
Speaker 3: close and personal to the pop stars man at her
Speaker 3: Dublin concert on Sunday.
Speaker 18: Let's have a look.
Speaker 2: Wow, what do you make of that?
Speaker 3: Is it flirty?
Speaker 2: Is it cringey?
Speaker 3: Or is it perfectly fine? And the Swifties need to relax?
Speaker 19: I think we would like to be Julia Roberts. He's
Speaker 19: a big old hunkers punk, isn't he?
Speaker 8: Look?
Speaker 2: I have to say I've seen better? But okay, he's okay.
Speaker 19: I'm missing the Taylor Swift Jean. I do not understand
Speaker 19: the obsession with her, and I know that there's this army.
Speaker 2: Of you're going to get attacked now just saying that probably.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've got a daughter who's right in that age
Speaker 3: group where a Swiftish inherited your gene.
Speaker 19: Unfortunately, she works in an office of young women who
Speaker 19: are all obsessed, and she coming.
Speaker 2: About don't belong I don't belong?
Speaker 3: Well, you know what, I am one of the very
Speaker 3: few who seems to be on the fence like I
Speaker 3: don't dislike her, I don't adore her like some of
Speaker 3: her songs so I think, are ordinary, but just seems
Speaker 3: to generate such devotion or hatred. And there aren't too
Speaker 3: many like us who are on the fence of.
Speaker 19: A Yeah, but there's something disingenuous about her her reactions.
Speaker 2: And I guess that's just because she's lived.
Speaker 19: Most of her life on a stage. But everything she
Speaker 19: does to me appears.
Speaker 4: For the cameras.
Speaker 2: It just doesn't look or few dick to me.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the one bit of criticism of her that
Speaker 3: I think. Okay, that makes sense because she is I
Speaker 3: don't know, in her mid thirties, but she kind of
Speaker 3: carries on like a teenager a little bit at how
Speaker 3: her fad base acts, and that is.
Speaker 2: A little bit disingenious. But maybe she's young at heart.
Speaker 2: Some people are.
Speaker 3: Now let's talk about Carnie West and his Australian wife
Speaker 3: Biankas and sorry. They've hit back at claims of sexual harassment,
Speaker 3: illegal working conditions, emotional distress and racism. These have emerged
Speaker 3: in a series of lawsuits by ex employees. In this
Speaker 3: latest lawsuit, Bianca is accused of sending a file of
Speaker 3: hardcore pornography to an employee that underage workers were allegedly
Speaker 3: able to access, and former Brabart editor Milo Ianopoulos said,
Speaker 3: the allegations about the lady of the house as he
Speaker 3: calls her or offensive, disgusting, abhorrent and categorically and holy false.
Speaker 3: But I know that's that's one part of the story.
Speaker 3: The second part of the story involves real estate, and
Speaker 3: I know that's what you actually want to talk about,
Speaker 3: but what do.
Speaker 2: You make of this?
Speaker 3: And then this couple is just they're magnets for attention
Speaker 3: because she's normally naked or next to naked, yes, wearing
Speaker 3: bizarre masks and outfits. And now we've got these allegations.
Speaker 2: All they have started this business yearsy pawn.
Speaker 19: So I think anyone that goes to work for them,
Speaker 19: you know what you're getting, so you know what to expect.
Speaker 3: Now, would they be under rage people accessing this then't
Speaker 3: make any sense.
Speaker 19: But even if there is, all these people who are
Speaker 19: claiming that they're emotionally damaged and talking about court action
Speaker 19: against Kanye and Bianca because they've seen porn like, please,
Speaker 19: are you're pretending you haven't been googling it since you're
Speaker 19: able to get near a computer.
Speaker 2: Come on, and the real estate thing.
Speaker 19: So they bought this multimillion dollar mansion right on the
Speaker 19: beach at Malibu did get a bark, And I have
Speaker 19: to say it was originally advertised for.
Speaker 4: Seventy five million.
Speaker 2: I think he bought it for fifty seven.
Speaker 3: But then he have a look at what he's done
Speaker 3: to it, because I think we've got some pictures were
Speaker 3: showing now this is this is they're saying they've suffered
Speaker 3: a twenty one million dollar loss because they gutted this
Speaker 3: spectacular mansion right on the sand, designed by a world
Speaker 3: class Japanese architect. Now listen to this quote from a
Speaker 3: laborer who worked on the project, Saxon, who revealed it
Speaker 3: the New Yorker. He was tasked with painting over marble
Speaker 3: walls and tearing out defensive wooden cabinets, drastically.
Speaker 2: Altering the homes original esthetic.
Speaker 3: And now it's just an ugly shell that's been abandoned,
Speaker 3: just sitting like an eye saw on the beach.
Speaker 19: Who would have thought that if you took the windows
Speaker 19: out of a property right on the beach, that the
Speaker 19: salt air.
Speaker 2: Would damage everything. Painting over marble walls. I mean, I.
Speaker 3: Think person I find that disgusting. That should be against
Speaker 3: the law.
Speaker 2: It's an ugly building, really it is. Now you're good
Speaker 2: at now, but that's what it looked like. Anyway. It's
Speaker 2: described as brutalis, which is it's not my place, I
Speaker 2: have to say.
Speaker 19: And Kanye apparently dislikes wood, didn't want anything that looked
Speaker 19: like wood in the place. And he also doesn't like stairs,
Speaker 19: so they were putting foam on all of the staircases
Speaker 19: so that people could slide down rather than actually stepping
Speaker 19: on them. So they basically trashed the joint in the
Speaker 19: name of what they were calling renovation.
Speaker 2: Lost all this money on the deal. That is not
Speaker 2: how you do a real estate investment.
Speaker 3: No, Cannie seems to have his attention in several different
Speaker 3: directions and it's not working out for him. Now, let's
Speaker 3: talk Harry and Meghan. Starting off with Harry. A former
Speaker 3: butler to King Charles, has said the door isn't fully
Speaker 3: closed on Prince Harry returning to his old life reconciling
Speaker 3: with the family, but he has.
Speaker 2: To do something.
Speaker 3: This is according to Grant Harold, and that's something is
Speaker 3: to admit that his tell All memoir spare was a
Speaker 3: mistake and he is genuinely sorry for that mistake.
Speaker 2: What are the chances of that happening. I wouldn't hold
Speaker 2: your breath because it is not going to happen.
Speaker 19: He's not going to apologize, at least not while he
Speaker 19: is still with Meghan, assuming their marriage. Well, I think
Speaker 19: I really do believe he does her bidding and she's
Speaker 19: never going to allow him to apologize to the family.
Speaker 2: I can't see it happening.
Speaker 3: So you don't see a reconciliation with the rest of
Speaker 3: the family unless there's a split with Meghan.
Speaker 19: No, yes, wow, I'm trying to think how to answer
Speaker 19: that correctly.
Speaker 2: It won't happen, is what I'm saying. Because he is
Speaker 2: King Charles.
Speaker 3: No matter how angry he may be with his son,
Speaker 3: He's only got two kids, his son. You would think
Speaker 3: he would be looking for any opportunity to mend these wounds.
Speaker 3: And that's not the mixing up my expressions. To mend
Speaker 3: these bridges, heal those wounds and bring Harry back into
Speaker 3: the fold.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well, look, I mean, we really don't know what
Speaker 19: goes on behind closed doors, and their relationship may be fine.
Speaker 19: There may be private messages being sent between them that
Speaker 19: we don't know about.
Speaker 3: No, we would, because they've been leaked from Harry and
Speaker 3: Meghan's side. I think that's one of the reasons why
Speaker 3: their contact has been limited.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: A Welsh artist has unveiled a new series of portraits
Speaker 3: including Harry and Meghan. Again, let's have a look at
Speaker 3: Prince Harry first, what do you think of this a deity?
Speaker 3: I've got to say I'm not a fan.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's lovely. It looks just like him. Well,
Speaker 2: it's all range. And what about Meghan.
Speaker 3: She's painted as Elizabeth would Will, a key figure in
Speaker 3: the War of the Roses.
Speaker 2: I think that's a bit more flattering for Meghan. It's
Speaker 2: like she's here in the room. So accurate, is it?
Speaker 19: She looks like a cadaver and he looks like a
Speaker 19: smashed pumpkin.
Speaker 3: Well, that is not something the artists would want to
Speaker 3: be hearing, but I think so.
Speaker 2: I think I'm with you. I wouldn't want those hanging
Speaker 2: on my wall. Well, I think it's going to be interesting.
Speaker 19: In a couple of days, these portraits will be along
Speaker 19: some other things. There'll be auctioned to raise money for
Speaker 19: preservation of something in one of.
Speaker 2: Their historical archives.
Speaker 19: What will they actually get, who's actually going to bid
Speaker 19: on those?
Speaker 3: It'll be interesting to see what they actually will be
Speaker 3: funny if har and Meghan have got a few people
Speaker 3: just there just to make sure they're paintings get more than.
Speaker 2: Than the others, it would be a small exercise. That's
Speaker 2: a very conniving way of thinking. Those two conniving never
Speaker 2: d done.
Speaker 3: Leavy, thank you for time. That's it from me. Up
Speaker 3: next is Newsnight. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow and
Speaker 3: Douglas Murray will be joining me.
Speaker 18: Good night,