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Speaker 2: This is the Wader Panalty Show.

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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Patty Show coming

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Speaker 3: up tonight and doctor found guilty of professional misconduct and

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Speaker 3: suspended from practice for posting satirical content critical of leftist ideology.

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Speaker 3: The panel will be with Michelle le Need to discuss that.

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Speaker 3: Mi Horowitz will have the latest from the US, including

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Speaker 3: the dramatic change in public opinion when it comes to

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Speaker 3: Israel and Palestine, and later in the hour, Coreydangelis will

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Speaker 3: have more on the shocking race based violence the media

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Speaker 3: doesn't want to cover and we never neglect left He's

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Speaker 3: losing it.

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Speaker 4: The Sidney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird, like fascist weird,

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Speaker 4: like Nazi propaganda weird.

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Speaker 3: But let's start with a fiery debate over gender quotas.

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Speaker 3: This happened in Canberra after Queensland Liberal National MP Terry

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Speaker 3: James Young rubbish the idea, telling the Parliament that men

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Speaker 3: and women are naturally drawn to different kinds of jobs.

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Speaker 5: Simply cannot understand why we just cannot accept that men

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Speaker 5: and women have vocations that the majority of each gender

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Speaker 5: is drawn to. This ridiculous practice is supposed to ensure fairness,

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Speaker 5: but of course in reality creates more problems than it solves.

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Speaker 5: As a husband and a father to three daughters, if

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Speaker 5: any of them didn't get a job because of their gender,

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Speaker 5: I'd be filthy, But I'd be just as filthy if

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Speaker 5: they got a job because of their gender. Men tend

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Speaker 5: to be more drawn to vocations and involve mass physical

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Speaker 5: exertion like construction and trades, whereas women in the main

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Speaker 5: tend to be drawn to careers that involve women and

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Speaker 5: care and other people. Vocations like hairdressers, nursing, social workers

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Speaker 5: and the like will always be more female dominated. Now

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Speaker 5: we need to ensure those who aren't wied this way

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Speaker 5: from the opposite sex have the same opportunity as everyone else.

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Speaker 3: Now the Albanezy government seized on that to claim that

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Speaker 3: the Liberals are sex.

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Speaker 1: What an absolute croc.

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Speaker 6: What a croc.

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Speaker 1: People used to think that women were not drawn to

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Speaker 1: this place, mister speaker. We have so many talented women

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Speaker 1: in this place, with a range of backgrounds from engineers

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Speaker 1: to doctors, to CEOs to paralympians and even pilots across

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Speaker 1: opposite from me. This is exactly the attitude member for longmen,

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Speaker 1: that keeps wages for women low, stops them from putting

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Speaker 1: their hands up to earn learn a trade, or work

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Speaker 1: in stem or represent their communities in this place.

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Speaker 3: Let's bring in the panel to discuss this further. We've

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Speaker 3: got Radio two Double C hosts steven Senna Tiempo and

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Speaker 3: Skynes's contributor Louise Roberts. Stephen. I'll start with you, how

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Speaker 3: do you see this issue? Do women and men gravitate

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Speaker 3: to different roles?

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Speaker 2: Traditionally? They probably do, But that doesn't mean women should

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Speaker 2: be discounted from any role or men should be discounting

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Speaker 2: from any role either. But in response to some of

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Speaker 2: those comments, I don't know why women are drawn to

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Speaker 2: this place. In fact, I don't know why blokes are

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Speaker 2: drawn to this place. There's nothing appealing about this building

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Speaker 2: whatsoever anymore. But look, I think the argument here is,

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Speaker 2: and I kind of get what Terry James is getting at,

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Speaker 2: but we've got to stop devaluing and telling women that

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Speaker 2: if they don't aspire a higher office, or they don't

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Speaker 2: aspire to be the CEO of a bank or or

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Speaker 2: something like that, that they're a failure. I mean, if

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Speaker 2: they do want to achieve those things, so be it,

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Speaker 2: you know, and they should be. There should be no

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Speaker 2: inhibition for them to do that. But if they choose

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Speaker 2: to be a wife or a mother, if they choose

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Speaker 2: to be a nurse or a daycare teacher or whatever

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Speaker 2: it is, whatever these traditional female roles that he's talking

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Speaker 3: That's my point of view, Louise, because we do have

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Speaker 3: differences between the genders. The data approves that women do

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Speaker 3: gravitate certain roles and men gravitate to certain roles. Of

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Speaker 3: course it doesn't cover every single man or woman. But

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Speaker 3: how is acknowledging that fact holding women back?

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Speaker 7: Well, it's not. I mean, I do think that gender

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Speaker 7: quotas are the problem here, not Terry speaking a very

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Speaker 7: plain and simple truth in Parliament that men and women

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Speaker 7: do gravitate to different careers. And you know, women's empowerment

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Speaker 7: shouldn't depend on silencing men. And when you know, Katherin

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Speaker 7: King got up and said it was a croc, it

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Speaker 7: was so mean spirited and disrespectful of his view which

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Speaker 7: is held by many Australian parents, especially when he said

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Speaker 7: he'd be filthy. I mean, the use of that word

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Speaker 7: was just fantastic. I thought he'd be filthy if his

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Speaker 7: were women. And that's how most asy parents feel. We

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Speaker 7: want our children to get work and have careers judged

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Speaker 7: on their merit, not on their biology.

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Speaker 3: That's it. We want equality, equality of opportunity. We don't

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Speaker 3: want to have preferential treatment. Well, most of us, I

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Speaker 3: think don't. Now let's move along to this shocking story.

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Speaker 3: A GP in Victoria has been found guilty of professional

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Speaker 3: misconduct by VCAT, suspended from practice after complaints were made

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Speaker 3: about his social media activity. He has posted about a

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Speaker 3: range of issues, including abortion, the LGBTQ community, and COVID.

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Speaker 3: One of the eighty five posts that earned doctor jurethe

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Speaker 3: kock his suspension was a satirical article posted by The

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Speaker 3: Babylon b He reshared this and the headline read, instead

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Speaker 3: of traditional warfare, Chinese military will now be trained to

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Speaker 3: shout wrong pronouns at American troops. It's actually a brilliant

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Speaker 3: joke by satirical publication, and he just simply reshared that

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Speaker 3: VCAT found this to be in breach of the Medical

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Speaker 3: Boards of Conduct as it is an I quote here denigrating, demeaning, disrespectful,

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Speaker 3: and derogatory to LGBTQI plus community. Louise Doctor Cock also

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Speaker 3: has posted other things that are controversial about abortion. He

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Speaker 3: said that's a massacre of babies. Is also talked about

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Speaker 3: the transgender surgeries being essentially medical butchery and mutilation of genitals,

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Speaker 3: and his labeled doctors who performed these procedures as crook.

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Speaker 3: Is he crooks? Is he not entitled to those opinions?

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Speaker 3: They're hardly fringe opinions. There's plenty of people who view

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Speaker 3: these sorts of surgeries as unethical. I do, that's right.

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Speaker 7: So his crime here is to be conservative and Catholic.

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Speaker 7: Therefore he's some type of criminal. And since when did

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Speaker 7: satire become h speech and a crime as well? I mean,

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Speaker 7: and there's no evidence that any of his personal views

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Speaker 7: And surely that's the grounds that should be considered for

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Speaker 7: professional misconduct, not if you don't agree with what this

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Speaker 7: doctor is saying in his private time. He's not forcing

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Speaker 7: his views onto his patients, So I just found this

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Speaker 7: just to be such an obscene waste of time and money.

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Speaker 7: And obviously they've just gone after him to try and

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Speaker 7: destroy his career because they don't agree with him.

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Speaker 3: And I feel so terribly sorry for him and his family.

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Speaker 3: You have to train so hard and so long to

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Speaker 3: reach the qualifications he has, and he's been deprived of

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Speaker 2: Yeah, read of the problem here is and I think

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Speaker 2: Louis has hit the nail on the head. I mean,

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Speaker 2: do we know whether or not this guy was any

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Speaker 2: good at being a doctor, because surely that's the key here.

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Speaker 2: And the first post I think was quite entertaining satire. Now,

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Speaker 2: his language about abortion and the transgender stuff was probably

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Speaker 2: a little bit aggressive, but my recollection is, and I

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Speaker 2: correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think doctors

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Speaker 2: actually take the hippocratic oath anymore. But when they did,

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Speaker 2: the first thing was do no harm. Well, you know,

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Speaker 2: if there's a doctor that thinks that abortions and transgender

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Speaker 2: surgery is actually doing harm, well, then quite rightly he

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Speaker 2: his job and has anybody asked his patients what they thought?

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Speaker 2: Or is it just that we live in a time

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Speaker 3: Now, let's move to this year's naplan results therein, and

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Speaker 3: the results are not fantastic to say the least. Progress

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Speaker 3: has flatline over the past three years, with one third

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Speaker 3: of Australian students failing to meet challenging but reasonable literacy

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Speaker 3: and numeracy expectations. Luise, should we be shocked by this

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Speaker 3: given learning outcomes of being no doubt impacted by the

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Speaker 3: COVID measures that were inflicted on children, not to mention

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Speaker 3: the curriculum becoming increasingly politicized.

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Speaker 7: That's right, and I think it's important here not to

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Speaker 7: throw teachers under the bus as well, because they're dealing

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Speaker 7: with a system which is not built for them and

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Speaker 7: not built for modern teaching anymore. They're sort of torniced

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Speaker 7: by red tape and having to be you know, emotional

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Speaker 7: counselors and stress relievers and everything else in the space

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Speaker 7: of actually pushing through a curriculum which, as you say,

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Speaker 7: is becoming more diverse focused and more woke focused as well.

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Speaker 7: So the average parent is thinking, is my child going

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Speaker 7: Can they compete in all industries because they've got the

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Speaker 7: right skills? And I don't think we can say at

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Speaker 7: the moment that they are. We need to support teachers more,

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Speaker 7: smaller class size and less red tape.

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Speaker 3: Stephen. We've increased spending in this sector quite considerably in

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Speaker 3: recent decades, and yet the results are going backwards when

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Speaker 3: Our kids are struggling.

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Speaker 2: Well, I think you've got to compare it to our

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Speaker 2: think back to my own education and I'm only fifty one,

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Speaker 2: I'm not particularly old, but when I was at school,

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Speaker 2: we had class sizes of forty or fifty students and

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Speaker 2: even for lack of a better way of putting it,

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Speaker 2: less intelligence kids came out with basic literacy and numeracy skill.

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Speaker 2: Now we've got the smart kids that can't read, write,

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Speaker 2: or add up. So there's clearly a problem when we're

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Speaker 2: got smaller class sizes than we ever have. We need

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Speaker 2: to go back to basics. And here in the Act

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Speaker 2: is a classic example that both Catholic and public schools.

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Speaker 2: We're going through a period of dire literacy and numeracy rates,

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Speaker 2: and about four years ago Catholic schools Act turn things

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Speaker 2: around it. So we're going back to basics, going back

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Speaker 2: to phonics and doing things the old old fashion way,

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Speaker 2: and they've set a massive increase in their literacy and

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Speaker 2: numeracy rates in that four year period, while at the

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Speaker 2: same time public schools have gone backwards because the Act

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Speaker 2: government refuses to acknowledge that anybody else can do it

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Speaker 2: better than they can. So we need to just go

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Speaker 2: back to basics and realize that throwing money at the

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Speaker 2: problem is never the answer.

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Speaker 3: And I think the results from around the world show

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Speaker 3: that you've got countries like Finland who've got small class

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Speaker 3: sizes doing particularly well. But you've also got countries like

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Speaker 3: South Korea, Singapore with larger class sizes doing very well,

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Speaker 3: So I don't know if the class size is the

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Speaker 3: main issue. I think it's teacher quality and the quality

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Speaker 3: of the curriculum and on that. We've got Queensland teachers

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Speaker 3: at the moment telling parents to make alternative arrangements. Next Wednesday,

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Speaker 3: they're preparing to strike. This is going to be the

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Speaker 3: first mass strike in sixteen years in Queensland after the

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Speaker 3: state government's latest payoffer was rejected. Stephen lib government has

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Speaker 3: been elected and there's a teacher strike.

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Speaker 2: Coincidence, No, not at all, not coincidents at all. But

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Speaker 2: having said that, we generally see an increase in industrial

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Speaker 2: action when there's a labor government comes to power. But

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Speaker 3: You know what, I am loving you two as a duo.

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Speaker 3: You are a superb paddel. Thank you both for your

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Speaker 8: Well, good evening reader, great to join you. Look, I

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Speaker 8: The problem is kids are accessing pornography. There are mothers,

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Speaker 3: I just think this is an absolutely mad illiberal policy.

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Speaker 3: What more can you tell me about this story?

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Speaker 8: This story is particularly devastating. This is a young thirteen

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Speaker 8: The parents were I think that this just further adds

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Speaker 3: I clearly got it wrong.

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Speaker 8: But further ads that we urgently need this review.

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Speaker 3: The entire movement completely undermines parental rights. It completely undermines,

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Speaker 3: I think, the protection of children because you've got children

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, we need to have a thorough review that is

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Speaker 3: so much for your time. Tonight still to come, my

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Speaker 3: lefties losing it, plus the latest from the US, including

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Speaker 3: time for lefties losing it and in further proof that

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Speaker 3: Come somewhere and like everybody who looks exactly like you, and.

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Speaker 9: You're all just as easy as me.

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Speaker 3: Yep. For saying it's really cool to come somewhere where

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Speaker 3: an ethno nationalist. You know, I was feeling terribly sorry

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Speaker 4: Vote like your life depends on it, because it does.

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Speaker 3: Yep, you panned it to the crazy billy. Don't be

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Speaker 3: Actress Sidney Sweeney is learning the hard way. You see,

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Speaker 6: My gens are.

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Speaker 10: Blue, Sydney's Twinny Catsbury keyns.

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Speaker 3: Yep, that's it. That's the so called racist dog whistle

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Speaker 11: Don't forget to boycott American Eagle for they're racist, their

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Speaker 11: by them and cancel. This person met Sweeney counsel for

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Speaker 3: Now, this next woman was reduced to tears by.

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Speaker 6: The ad, and I don't know why. Maybe because it's

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Speaker 4: The Sidney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird, like fascist, weird,

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Speaker 6: My body's composition is determined by my genes, Hey, as appear.

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Speaker 4: Should we be surprised that a company whose name is

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Speaker 3: Oh what can you say? Apparently this ad is psych

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Speaker 3: And now even the celebs are joining in the pylon.

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Speaker 3: Here is Doja Cat mocking Sydney Sweeney.

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Speaker 12: Jinger passed down from parents to offspring, often determined in

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Speaker 12: traits like hair colored, personality, may even eye color.

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Speaker 9: My ginger blee.

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Speaker 3: And let's check in with Democrat Corey Booker having an

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Speaker 3: almighty meltdown on the Senate floor. It was a wide

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Speaker 3: ranging meltdown. He even accused fellow Democrats of bowing to

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Speaker 3: President Donald Trump. Let's have a look at just a

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Speaker 3: little snippet of this theatrical tantrum.

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Speaker 13: That's why I'm standing here. Don't question my integrity, don't

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Speaker 13: question my motives. I'm standing for Jersey, i am standing

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Speaker 13: for my police officers. I'm standing for the Constitution, and

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Speaker 13: I'm standing for what's right. And dear God, if you

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Speaker 13: want to come up to me that way, you're gonna

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Speaker 13: have to take it up with me, because there's too

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Speaker 13: much on the line right now in America. As people's

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Speaker 13: due process rights and freedom of the speech rights, and

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Speaker 13: secret police are running around this country picking people up

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Speaker 13: off the streets who have a legal right to be here.

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Speaker 13: There's too much going on in this country.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now is documentary filmmaker and commentator Army Horowitz.

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Speaker 3: Army Corey really cares about his city and his police officers.

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Speaker 3: He says, there but his antics. They're actually delayed a

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Speaker 3: bipartisan police funding package.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, crazy Booker strikes again. By the way, it's like

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Speaker 12: a put it in a couple of well beats. This

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Speaker 12: is the last time I saw him. Look, his grandstand

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Speaker 12: is so exhausting, Corey, fetch ain't gonna happen. You know,

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Speaker 12: one thing I learned in life Rita is that the

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Speaker 12: ladies don't like thirsty. He just comes across as so thirsty.

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Speaker 12: He wants it so badly. Look, he said, he said,

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Speaker 12: don't question my motives. Okay, fine, let's assume that he's

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Speaker 12: for real. This is not grandstanding, is a real deal.

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Speaker 12: In that case, he's emblematic of the problems of the

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Speaker 12: Democratic Party.

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Speaker 3: He's standing against a.

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Speaker 12: Bill that helps with policing and immigration. Right, Look, bro,

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Speaker 12: have you seen the polls recently? The Democrats have a

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Speaker 12: sixty three percent unfavorable rating. That is, that is the lowest,

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Speaker 12: the highest unfavorable they've had in thirty years. Okay, this

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Speaker 12: is why they lost the election. Trump's biggest problem pollwise,

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Speaker 12: the biggest headwindsy hands is on trade. He's underwater on trade.

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Speaker 12: You know what, Rita, He's still eight percent ahead the

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Speaker 12: Democrats on that issue. Okay, they're losing on every issue.

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Speaker 12: I'm sorry, I'm wrong. They're actually up on vaccines. Okay,

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Speaker 12: the people trust the Democrats that vaccines more great, they

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Speaker 12: want a cookie. Look, they're so bad at this, you

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Speaker 12: know they they There's a time where we thought the Democrats.

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Speaker 12: The Democrats thought they're going to have an unassailable electorate

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Speaker 12: right at the black community, the Hispanic community, the branding

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Speaker 12: of America was going to give them a lead, a

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Speaker 12: stranglehold on the elections forever. Well, guess what. They've lost

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Speaker 12: even their main coalition because they can't focus and fix

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Speaker 12: on the blocking and tackling of politics. You can't keep

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Speaker 12: them safe. The cities are dangerous, and you can't allow

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Speaker 12: them a living. This is why the Democrats have a problem.

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Speaker 12: This is why Corey Booker has a problem.

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Speaker 3: Now, before we move on to more serious issues, let's

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Speaker 3: check in on US President Donald Trump. He was under

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Speaker 3: pressure here, he was in front of a big crowd,

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Speaker 3: huge media contingent, and this is the first t shot

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Speaker 3: at his new golf course, Trump's Scotland. Let's say he went.

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Speaker 9: And President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump.

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Speaker 3: He dan, I understand that was the first tea shot

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Speaker 3: at that course. I'm not a golfer army, I don't

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Speaker 3: know much about it, but the golfers tell me that

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Speaker 3: was a great shot around three hundred yards his seven year,

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Speaker 3: nine years old. I mean, we saw the last president,

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Speaker 3: how age caught up with him, the cognitive decline. It

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Speaker 3: doesn't seem to be an issue with this president despite

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Speaker 3: his advanced years.

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Speaker 12: Look in nineteen twenty five, Bobby Jones, the great golfer,

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Speaker 12: famously called on himself a one stroke penalty which threw

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Speaker 12: him out of a first place tied oltimately let him

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Speaker 12: losing that US Open. Do I think President Trump has

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Speaker 12: a two handicap?

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Speaker 3: Like he says?

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Speaker 12: No, I mean, I take you a little secret.

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Speaker 14: Everyone cheats a little.

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Speaker 3: Bit on golf.

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Speaker 12: Okay, but he's eighty years old. If I can golf

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Speaker 12: like he does now as he at eighty years old.

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Speaker 12: I'll take it. Okay. Look, I remember I was laughing

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Speaker 12: during the twenty sixteen presidential Republican debates when he kept

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Speaker 12: saying low energy Jeb It's like, what a dumb line

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Speaker 12: of attack, you know what? Oh my god, now I

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Speaker 12: realize what he was talking about. The man at eighty

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Speaker 12: years old is so high energy. He's able to accomplish

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Speaker 12: so much in direct comparison to the person who preceded

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Speaker 12: in Joe Biden can't walk in a straight line. And

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Speaker 12: look a look at President Loot the President Trump hitting

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Speaker 12: off the tee. I don't know if you had three

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Speaker 12: hundred yards. Three hund yards is a pretty significant hit.

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Speaker 12: But it was a pretty good swing and a pretty

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Speaker 12: good hit. I can't do that. Kudos to him.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and it sounded pretty good. That's all I can say.

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Speaker 3: I don't know much about golf. Now let's get to

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Speaker 3: more serious issue. Let's look at Israeli Prime Minister of

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Speaker 3: Benjamin nishin Yahoo losing in the court of public opinion

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Speaker 3: in America. Let's listen to this report from CNN.

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Speaker 10: His net fairball rating. It is the lowest on record.

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Speaker 10: According to Gallup, and they have records going all the

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Speaker 10: way back since the nineteen nineties. What are we talking

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Speaker 10: about here, Well, on in April of twenty nineteen before

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Speaker 10: obviously Israel in Gaza in the latest war that's been

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Speaker 10: going on for a long time. Benjamin n Yah, who

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Speaker 10: was on the positive side at plus thirteen points, Look

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Speaker 10: at where he is today minus twenty three points. My goodness,

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Speaker 10: gracious you look at those under the age of thirty

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Speaker 10: five his net favor rating at this point, get this

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Speaker 10: fifty three points under water? My god. And this of

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Speaker 10: course has everything to do with Israel's actions in Gaza.

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Speaker 10: The American people at this particular point not exactly liking

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Speaker 10: what they're seeing, and they believe that Benjamin D and

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Speaker 10: Yahoo is in large part responsesle Mei.

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Speaker 3: How important is that Israel obviously needs America support? So

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Speaker 3: public opinion in America is not an inconsequential issue. And

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Speaker 3: when you look at those eighteen to thirty four year

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Speaker 3: old figures minus fifty three percent, is that something to

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Speaker 3: be concerned about?

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Speaker 12: It is absolutely Look those polls are real, right, that's

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Speaker 12: not a fake spinning by CNN. It's a problem for Israel.

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Speaker 12: Look But the issue that Israel really has is they

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Speaker 12: are fighting this victimhood and ocean based narrative, and those

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Speaker 12: are very hard things to fight. Look, they're fighting against

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Speaker 12: somebody who can who's looking at these very terrible images, right,

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Speaker 12: and it's very difficult to try to create an argument

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Speaker 12: against that, even though Israel is the moral right. But

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Speaker 12: there's no question that the media is helping push a

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Speaker 12: lot of these images and narratives. And let's take, for example,

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Speaker 12: what's going on with this whole idea of starvation in Gaza. Right.

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Speaker 12: We're hearing a lot about that recently, and it's being

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Speaker 12: pushed obviously by the mainstream media, including CNN. And I

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Speaker 12: think we have to understand a few things here just

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Speaker 12: to clarify what's going on. First of all, Israel does

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Speaker 12: not control all the boars of Gaza. So we're one

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Speaker 12: hundred percent clear on that they don't control the southern

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Speaker 12: border of God, the Rafa crossing. Egypt controls that. Israel

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Speaker 12: to have a single soldier on that border, Israel, Egypt

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Speaker 12: can bring in whatever they want into Gaza. Okay, and

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Speaker 12: I know that you that you were told there'll we

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Speaker 12: know math on this show, but let me you a

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Speaker 12: live bit of math. Okay, First of all, Israel has

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Speaker 12: delivered a million tons of food aid over a million times.

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Speaker 12: The Egyptians had delivered a third of that, actually less

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Speaker 12: than a third of that. This is their co religionous,

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Speaker 12: these are their Arab brothers, and the World Food Program

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Speaker 12: did an estimate then in order to keep Gazans with

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Speaker 12: enough food to stay themselves, they need sixty two thousand

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Speaker 12: pounds sorry tons a month. And guess what if you

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Speaker 12: multiply that over the years of the war, that ends

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Speaker 12: up to a little over a million metric tons of food. Miraculously, magically,

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Speaker 12: Israel has delivered almost exactly that amount. Yet the story

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Speaker 12: that they're pushing continuously is Israel's try to starve gods

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Speaker 12: of the genocide, and now they're pushing this new thing.

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Speaker 12: I think we saw also the horrifying images of this

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Speaker 12: child that looks skeletal. It's horrible, right, the images. I

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Speaker 12: feel terrible for this family.

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Speaker 3: But in the day, I want it's just short, I know,

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Speaker 3: and they've acknowledged that that image was actually not what

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Speaker 3: it seemed. But of course the damage is done once

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Speaker 3: that reporting is out there. But I just want to

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Speaker 3: play this next big because I think this is also

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Speaker 3: very important about how public opinion has changed on this

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Speaker 3: issue since twenty seventeen on who Americans sympathize with more.

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Speaker 10: For the longest period of time, Americans have sympathized more

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Speaker 10: with the Israelis than the Palestinies. That's still the case,

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Speaker 10: but it's only by plus five. You go back to

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Speaker 10: May of twenty twenty four, was plus seventeen. Right after

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Speaker 10: October seventh, look at this, it was plus forty and

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Speaker 10: twenty seventeen it was plus thirty nine points. That is

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Speaker 10: a dramatic drop. That is what is that a forty

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Speaker 10: three point drop since the aftermath of October seventh and

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Speaker 10: again under the age of fifty you look at those

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Speaker 10: younger voters, it was plus thirty eight Israelies back all

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Speaker 10: the way back in twenty seventeen. You look now it

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Speaker 10: is plus nineteen Palestinians. There has simply put been a

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Speaker 10: complete change of opinion on this topic.

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Speaker 3: Again, army, complete change of opinion there. And when you

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Speaker 3: look at those younger voters, the figures are even more stock.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, no, it's it's it's a problem. It's not good.

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Speaker 12: Let's be honest about those numbers are dramatic. There's been

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Speaker 12: a dramatic shift in public opinion in the US, and

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Speaker 12: Israel needs the US. It's the number one allies, no

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Speaker 12: question about it. You cannot afford to lose the American people.

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Speaker 12: America's historically have always been very supportive, as those numbers showed.

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Speaker 12: I think this has to take those into consideration as

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Speaker 12: it prosecutes the war. I really do. They can't be

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Speaker 12: tone deaf to that. And uh, look, I gotta say,

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Speaker 12: these numbers can be turned around. But while those numbers

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Speaker 12: are real, it's CNN and the other players, the mainstream

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Speaker 12: media that have been pushing these anti Israel narratives which

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Speaker 12: have led to the decrease in support of the US pulling,

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Speaker 12: and that's.

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Speaker 3: What it's having a huge impact. Army. Absolutely, you're one

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Speaker 3: hundred percent right down me, Horowitz. Thank you so much

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Speaker 3: for your time. Still to come the shocking race based

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Speaker 3: violence the media doesn't want to cover. Corey DeAngelis has

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Speaker 3: the details. Welcome back and a warning to our viewers.

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Speaker 3: This next story contains distressing content. Yesterday, we cover the

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Speaker 3: sickening scenes of violence in Cincinnati, Ohio, where three people

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Speaker 3: who happened to be wired were bashed senseless by large

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Speaker 3: groups of cheering black folk. It looked like race based attacks,

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Speaker 3: but the racial element was a secondary issue. Was an

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Speaker 3: extreme violence that was so disturbing, so much so that

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Speaker 3: Vice President J. D. Vance weighed in on the issue.

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Speaker 3: But yesterday Cincinnati Police Chief Terry Fiech addressed the issue,

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Speaker 3: and she made these frankly astonishing comments.

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Speaker 1: Social media and journalism and the role it plays in

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Speaker 1: this incident.

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Speaker 3: And yes, guys, that's you. That is you.

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Speaker 9: Social media.

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Speaker 6: The post that we've seen does not depict the entire incident.

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Speaker 9: That is one version of what occurred.

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, what one version of what occurred? The videos

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Speaker 3: are clear, Terry, A craze mob bashed three defenseless people senseless.

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Speaker 3: A woman who came to the defense of a man

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Speaker 3: being bashed was sucker punched by a man knocked out cold?

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Speaker 3: Is there a version where that is acceptable? Joining me

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Speaker 3: now is American Culture Project senior fellow and school choice

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Speaker 3: advocate Corey DeAngelis what is the police chief on She

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Speaker 3: seems more upset by the footage going viral than the

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Speaker 3: contents of that footage.

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Speaker 15: I mean, what is she She's in this new pill

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Speaker 15: this three letter drug called di deflection, evasion, and incompetence.

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Speaker 15: You could see from the very beginning of the video

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Speaker 15: what was she trying to do. She was saying you,

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Speaker 15: it's your fault. She was pointing at the media instead

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Speaker 15: of taking accountability for the violence in her own city.

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Speaker 15: She's the police chief, she's supposed to be in charge

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Speaker 15: of security. Why weren't the police there, Why were they

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Speaker 15: so slow? Why were they not handling the situation? And

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Speaker 15: then later on the journalists pressed her on this press

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Speaker 15: conference and said, hey, well, what was taken out of context?

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Speaker 15: You know, what are we missing here? The police chief

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Speaker 15: just continued to dodge and evade, and it just looks

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Speaker 15: like she's trying to say nothing to see here. It's

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Speaker 15: not my fault, it's everybody else's fault. And so this

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Speaker 15: is just embarrassing, to say the least for that police chief.

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Speaker 3: And this police chief is being suited the moment by

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Speaker 3: her own members. All of them have claimed that they've

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Speaker 3: been discriminated against because of their gender and their race.

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Speaker 3: They claiming they were bypassed for promotions in favor of

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Speaker 3: minorities and female lieutenants. So it doesn't seem to be

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Speaker 3: a happy workforce down in Cincinnati.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, and look, this case also happened just this year.

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Speaker 15: I saw their reporting on this from May of twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty five, so she has a track record here. It

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Speaker 15: seems like she is discriminatory against white males in particular.

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Speaker 15: And if you see what's happening in the video, I mean,

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Speaker 15: it does seem like there might be some racial animus here.

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Speaker 15: It is under investigation from the FBI, federal authorities or

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Speaker 15: even stepping in because this could be classified as a

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Speaker 15: hate crime. But the police chief is trying to pretend

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Speaker 15: like she might be a DEI hire herself as she's

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Speaker 15: so incompetent and can't figure out how to key city safe.

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Speaker 15: And the Democrat mayor he's nowhere to be found.

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Speaker 3: Now let's move to the media and the Russian collusion hoax.

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Speaker 3: We saw them push that relentlessly for four years. But

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Speaker 3: now they're claiming that the revelations contained in the documentsy

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Speaker 3: classified by the Director of National Intelligence Tulsey Gabbard. They're

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Speaker 3: claiming these are just a nothing burger. Here is National

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Speaker 3: Review saying Trump was the victim of a trick here,

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Speaker 3: really a trick, a dirty trick, nothing to say, here,

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Speaker 3: what's your response to that, Corey. I mean, the hoodspa

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Speaker 3: of the media who pushed this story so hard, so

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Speaker 3: relentlessly for four years. Now when they've got actual concrete facts,

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Speaker 3: they're no longer interested.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's just insane.

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Speaker 15: They must have Trump derangement syndrome. This is the same

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Speaker 15: outlet that in twenty sixteen February that year they had

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Speaker 15: a cover from their editors saying against Trump. So they've

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Speaker 15: been against him from the very beginning. And yes, he

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Speaker 15: was the victim here, but more importantly, the American people

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Speaker 15: were the victim of this Russia collusion hoax that was

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Speaker 15: pushed for years by the Democrats, and look, they just

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Speaker 15: couldn't accept defeat, and so they pointed.

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Speaker 9: To Russia, Russia, Russia.

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Speaker 15: And by definition, Tulsi does have new evidence and new information.

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Speaker 15: She has declassified documents, so of course there's new information here.

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Speaker 15: And so it's just baffling to me that you have

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Speaker 15: some people in the media trying to pretend like Obama

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Speaker 15: didn't have anything to do with this. There's going to

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Speaker 15: be an investigation. I'm glad Tulsi is pressing on this issue,

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Speaker 15: and we'll see what comes of it, But I mean,

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Speaker 15: it's very obvious that it doesn't seem like there was

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Speaker 15: Russia Russian interference, and Barack Obama and the Democrats they

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Speaker 15: continued that narrative as long as possible.

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Speaker 3: Well, that didn't just continue it, they manufactured it because

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Speaker 3: the reports came in whilst Obama was still president, but

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump had won the election. He was waiting for

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Speaker 3: his inauguration, and the reports came in saying no, Russia

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Speaker 3: did not hack the elections, they didn't try to get

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Speaker 3: Trump over the line, and Obama and his team decided, well,

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Speaker 3: we're going to manufacture the evidence. And these documents really

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Speaker 3: detail in at great length how that happened and how

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Speaker 3: one event led to another. So for the media to

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Speaker 3: not be curious about this, I think is an absolute indictment.

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Speaker 3: Now let's move along to Keir Starmer and President Trumper.

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Speaker 3: Their meeting and the topics discussed were fascinating. The dynamic

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Speaker 3: between the two was fascinating. Here the President talks about

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Speaker 3: the importance of tax relief for family farms, and watch

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Speaker 3: kids Starma next to him squirming, because while the US

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Speaker 3: is removing tax burdens for farmers, the UK is imposing

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Speaker 3: new and increased taxes.

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Speaker 15: They don't want to do anything else.

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Speaker 14: I speak to farmers, they say, would you like to

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Speaker 14: live in Mike Penthouse in Manhattan as it was beautiful, No, sir,

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Speaker 14: I want this farm. And what happens is I mean,

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Speaker 14: we were losing a lot of people to suicide. They'd buy,

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Speaker 14: they'd borrow money to pay the estate tax, and they

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Speaker 14: were not able to pay it. And some banks are ruthless,

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Speaker 14: they wouldn't do anything and they would end up committing suicide.

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Speaker 14: We have totally ended the estate tax in those situations,

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Speaker 14: so there's no estate tax. So when a parent leaves

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Speaker 14: the farm to the kids, they don't have to worry

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Speaker 14: about their local, possibly unfriendly banker coming in and stealing

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Speaker 14: their farm.

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Speaker 3: Corey, when you look at the full answer there, it's

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Speaker 3: clear the president and not only has great affection for farmers,

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Speaker 3: but he understands how important these family farmers are and

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Speaker 3: how neglected they've been in recent years. That's right.

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Speaker 15: And Starmer was there just awkwardly sitting there as almost laughable.

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Speaker 15: He didn't know what to do. Because Trump's on the

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Speaker 15: right side of history here. The economy relies on the

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Speaker 15: farmers to be able to produce, put food on the

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Speaker 15: table for people, have those grocery stores and their shelves stocked.

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Speaker 15: And it's basic Maslow's hierarchy of needs. If your economy

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Speaker 15: doesn't have the basics, it's going to be really hard

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Speaker 15: to be competitive at a global scale. So it says Trump's.

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Speaker 9: Doing the right thing here.

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Speaker 15: He's opening up the economy, lowering taxes, putting more money

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Speaker 15: into the hands of American people, and that's always going

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Speaker 15: to be a big win. So we also had the big,

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Speaker 15: beautiful bill pass, which is a sign of more good

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Speaker 15: things to come.

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Speaker 3: Now, before you go, let's look at this statement from

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Speaker 3: Boston Children's Hospital reaffirming their commitment to so called gender

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Speaker 3: firming care for children. Now, I'm pretty sure this mob

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Speaker 3: who received hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer funds,

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Speaker 3: they were saying not long ago that this wasn't happening,

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Speaker 3: that youngsters weren't giving these irreversible treatments. They even deleted

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Speaker 3: all sorts of material detailing their programs. But this is

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Speaker 3: still happening in Boston, Corey, how is it happening in Boston?

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Speaker 15: I mean, it's just if you all you got a

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Speaker 15: communist utopia in Boston, Massachusetts. This is one of the

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Speaker 15: most liberal places in the country. And yeah, I mean

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Speaker 15: this gender affirming care, which yould call what it is.

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Speaker 15: It is child abuse, and when it's allowed under law,

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Speaker 15: it's state sanctioned child abuse. You have surgeries that are

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Speaker 15: sexual for children. You have hormone therapies, huberty blockers. This

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Speaker 15: kind of stuff should not be available to kids.

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Speaker 3: And in some.

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Speaker 15: Places the Democrats are pushing for insurance companies to cover

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Speaker 15: these the so called gender affirming care. So for Boston

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Speaker 15: Children's Hospital or to put out this statement, you can

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Speaker 15: see all the words were so small. If you're explaining,

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Speaker 15: you're losing. They know they're on the wrong side here,

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Speaker 15: but they've been found out. It's just like when we

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Speaker 15: found out there was critical race theory happening in schools.

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Speaker 15: At first, the teacher unions would say, no, it's not happening.

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Speaker 15: But when they couldn't backpedal anymore and we put the

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Speaker 15: spotlight on them, they had to kind of change course

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Speaker 15: and say, oh, well, okay, it's happening. We'll admit that,

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Speaker 15: and we have to pretend it's a good thing now.

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Speaker 15: But they're doing the same thing. This is We're going

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Speaker 15: to look back in a few years, I mean in

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Speaker 15: the future and say this.

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Speaker 9: I cannot believe.

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Speaker 15: It's like basically lobotomies, modern day lobotomies. It's just crazy

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Speaker 15: that they're doing these things to children.

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Speaker 3: And still doing it after everything we have learned in

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Speaker 3: the last five years. Cory d'angelus, thank you so much

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Speaker 3: for your time tonight, and that's it from me. I'll

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Speaker 3: see you tomorrow night at eleven up next, it's Newsnight.