Speaker 1: Opinion on sky Ingans Australia starts now.
Speaker 2: Love this he is outside, Good morning and welcome to outsiders.
Speaker 2: This week the world was introduced to the former never
Speaker 2: trumper and he'll billy eligist JD.
Speaker 3: Vans. But what do we really know about JD. Vans
Speaker 3: and his family history?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 5: In that cemetery there are people who were born around
Speaker 5: the time of the Civil War. And if, as I hope,
Speaker 5: my wife and I are eventually laid to rest there
Speaker 5: and our kids follow us, there will be seven generations
Speaker 5: just in that small mountain cemetery plot in eastern Kentucky,
Speaker 5: seven generations of people who have fought for this country,
Speaker 5: who have built this country, who have made things in
Speaker 5: this country, and who would fight and die to protect
Speaker 5: this country if they were asked to.
Speaker 6: Well, if that sounds perfectly wholesome and reassuring, it just
Speaker 6: shows just how little you know. Thanks to MSNBC, we
Speaker 6: wind that that that beautiful sentiment is actually risest.
Speaker 7: I sort of understand the idea of sharing the burial plot,
Speaker 7: but it also is it reveals someone who believes that
Speaker 7: the history that the family should inherit, and indeed the
Speaker 7: history that should be determinative in the story of the
Speaker 7: Vance family is the history of the eastern Kentucky Vances,
Speaker 7: and not the Vances from San Diego, which is where
Speaker 7: his wife is from and where her Indian parents are from.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, past the smelling salt. If I get it,
Speaker 4: a whiff of what's out of the air. White supremacy,
Speaker 4: And I just.
Speaker 7: Think the construction of this notion reveals a lot about
Speaker 7: someone who fundamentally believes in the supremacy of whiteness and masculinity.
Speaker 7: And it's couched in a sort of halcion, you know,
Speaker 7: revisitation of his roots, but it is actually really revealing
Speaker 7: about what he thinks matters and who America is, and
Speaker 7: that America is a place for people with his shared
Speaker 7: Western background, and that is the idea of America. That
Speaker 7: is the nation of America that he wants to resurrect.
Speaker 3: He just wants to be buried with his family.
Speaker 2: Heaven forbid that Trump and van should resurrect and America
Speaker 2: that is American. In the meantime, let's grab the latest
Speaker 2: outside his news read and.
Speaker 6: Jain, I mean, so unhinged, but you know what that
Speaker 6: may have worked back in twenty twenty these days.
Speaker 8: I think most sane people, even those who are.
Speaker 6: Not politically active, hear that sort of talk and they
Speaker 6: dismiss it for what it is, which is just pure
Speaker 6: crazy race fating far left activism masquerading is analysis.
Speaker 8: That's a man who that just said is you know,
Speaker 8: white supremacy, and you know all about whiteness.
Speaker 6: He's married to a highly accomplished woman who is of
Speaker 6: Indian heritage, but her parents are Indian migrants, his little
Speaker 6: children are mixed race, and to try to taint him
Speaker 6: as some sort of a figure of white supremacy just
Speaker 6: tells you how completely divorced from reality they are.
Speaker 2: And James, you know, he wants to be buried with
Speaker 2: the seven generations of Hillbilly.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on.
Speaker 4: It's also I think it just shows just how much
Speaker 4: of a threat JD. Evans represents to the kind of
Speaker 4: woke infrastructure of the of the left that has been
Speaker 4: trying to figure out something they can do to pin
Speaker 4: on this guy here and this idea that oh what
Speaker 4: bari in this fan Well that's terrible, Oh my god,
Speaker 4: you know, white supresacy. But he talked really movingly in
Speaker 4: his speech also about migration being a good thing as
Speaker 4: long as we bring migrants into the national family. And
Speaker 4: that's what he's talking about, in the legally, legally, properly
Speaker 4: into the into the national family, not people just you know,
Speaker 4: breaking into the country illegally. And there you go.
Speaker 2: Well, we've got a huge show coming up. We'll be
Speaker 2: talking lots more about Trump. It was, of course a
Speaker 2: week ago on this show that the assassination happened, only
Speaker 2: half an hour before we went to a tempt.
Speaker 8: On this show make a week off.
Speaker 2: We were you what an extraordinary week. We'll be talking
Speaker 2: lots more about that during the show. Trump's back out
Speaker 2: there on the campaign rally.
Speaker 8: We talk about how astonishing that is.
Speaker 6: Of course he was astonishing the way he jumped up
Speaker 6: straight away and had that fighting spirit, but the fact
Speaker 6: that a week later he's out there again, exposed in
Speaker 6: a setting where if you're fearing for your life, I
Speaker 6: mean most normal people, I think would I hesitate to
Speaker 6: do that. I Mean, it's one thing to speak at
Speaker 6: the Republican National Convention where the security is top notch,
Speaker 6: and then there's just a but to hold these rallies
Speaker 6: throughout the country and all these different settings where you're
Speaker 6: relying on Secret Service and local authorities to do their
Speaker 6: jobs properly, which they've well reustrated they can't exactly. I
Speaker 6: think that just takes enormous courage. And if I was Milenia,
Speaker 6: I would be beside myself. But I think she has
Speaker 6: been beside herself because remember, Baron wasn't at the Republican
Speaker 6: National Convention. He was the only child who wasn't there.
Speaker 6: She only showed up that last day, and I think
Speaker 6: it has a lot to do with they've still got
Speaker 6: PTSD though he seems to be soldiering on.
Speaker 4: Well. The thing is too is, you know, there are
Speaker 4: so many questions too that really need to be answered
Speaker 4: about just what happened last Sunday just before we went
Speaker 4: to air. I mean, we are now hearing so much
Speaker 4: stuff about the Secret Service, what they did and didn't
Speaker 4: do on the d and the Washington Post has just
Speaker 4: dropped this story that the Trump camp had been asking
Speaker 4: for more Secret Service protection for the former president and
Speaker 4: that had been knocked back, you know, So there this
Speaker 4: comes into the context of all of this other stuff.
Speaker 4: Apparently the shooter had secreted the weapon on the site beforehand.
Speaker 4: It was not picked up by a dream He did
Speaker 4: a drone. He ran a drone over the site the
Speaker 4: day of the event, and the Secret Service did say, hey,
Speaker 4: what's the problem. Secret Service let him in with a rangefinder.
Speaker 4: The Secret Service had seen him at five point fifty
Speaker 4: two on the roof, apparently, and for twenty minutes, this
Speaker 4: is ten minutes before Trump took the stage. They didn't say,
Speaker 4: let's not let the president out there, let's and let's
Speaker 4: let him keep speaking while they had a throne and
Speaker 4: a row.
Speaker 8: Far worse than that.
Speaker 6: He was spoted and identified hours over an hour before
Speaker 6: Trump took to the stage and before the shooting happened,
Speaker 6: and for them not to neutralize that risk at the
Speaker 6: very least, the president, do not take to the stage
Speaker 6: until we find out what is happening with this man
Speaker 6: and we've actually located him and apprehended him.
Speaker 8: There's a man dead today.
Speaker 6: You've got a father who shielded his wife and he's
Speaker 6: as daughter who's dead because of this incompetence, I mean,
Speaker 6: gross incompetence is the best case scenario.
Speaker 2: The reality is there's all sorts of conspiracy theories out there.
Speaker 3: Was there a second shooter?
Speaker 9: Was there? This?
Speaker 2: All of that, But listen to me, reader, The point is,
Speaker 2: the reality is crazier than any of the conspiracy theories.
Speaker 2: The reality that you could have, for an hour beforehand,
Speaker 2: the public pointing up saying there's this guy on the
Speaker 2: roof with a gun.
Speaker 3: He's got a gun.
Speaker 2: You could have a policeman clambering up a ladder and
Speaker 2: having the gun pointed him, scrambling away again.
Speaker 3: You could have that lunatic.
Speaker 2: Head of the who's the diversity inclusion pick? Here we
Speaker 2: go another one. Kim Cheatle, the head of the Secret Service.
Speaker 2: He says, oh, we wouldn't want someone up on the
Speaker 2: roof secret Service agents is a bit of a slope
Speaker 2: on the roof. I might slip over. I mean, how
Speaker 2: could you possibly do it? Day of the Jackal stuff,
Speaker 2: I mean, come on. Frederick Forsyth has come out and
Speaker 2: said that this is a complete face. He's the guy
Speaker 2: who wrote the original Day of the Jackal fifty years ago,
Speaker 2: saying what on earth is going on? So whatever the
Speaker 2: reality is, it's stranger than the conspiracy theories because you've
Speaker 2: got this DEI pick, you've got diversity inclusion.
Speaker 3: We saw the footage, We saw the footage of the.
Speaker 2: Secret Service officer, whoever they are, wandering around. Holster girl
Speaker 2: couldn't put her gun in a holster. They were out
Speaker 2: of breath, they were they were shorter than the person
Speaker 2: they were protecting. I mean, everything about it is she
Speaker 2: is a holster girl.
Speaker 3: She's there wandering around.
Speaker 2: It looks like a bad nineteen eighties comedy movie, and
Speaker 2: that is what it is. So the reality is, when
Speaker 2: the true story of this comes out, it'll be worse
Speaker 2: than the conspiracy.
Speaker 6: The investigation needs to go beyond the FBI. There's very
Speaker 6: little faith in the FBI, who have been compromised politically
Speaker 6: over and over again in recent years, and trust in
Speaker 6: them is at record lows. There are so many questions
Speaker 6: we don't know. We don't know really much about the
Speaker 6: ideology of this shooter. Though the FBI is now cracked
Speaker 6: into multiple devices, they know precisely what his ideology is.
Speaker 8: Why are they not sharing that?
Speaker 6: Why just simple questions like which car did he take
Speaker 6: to the shooting?
Speaker 8: There's why did his father.
Speaker 6: Call police authorities before his son was even identified as
Speaker 6: the shooter? Why did he fear that his son perhaps
Speaker 6: may have been involved?
Speaker 8: There's so many questions.
Speaker 2: What is fascinating this Trump is not going down that route.
Speaker 2: He's just kind of leaving that to one side, but
Speaker 2: I would imagine not behind the scenes, Trump must be
Speaker 2: absolutely furious someone takes your ear off, nearly takes your life,
Speaker 2: kills one that just support.
Speaker 3: Us, And where are the answers?
Speaker 4: We were an eighth of an inch from history being
Speaker 4: radically different. Okay, that is the that is the fact,
Speaker 4: and we need to know why and how that was
Speaker 4: allowed to happen. And I also think, I'm sorry a
Speaker 4: lot of the American media are also derelicted their duties
Speaker 4: because they are not keeping this on the front page.
Speaker 4: They are not asking where is Kimberly Cheedle's resignation letter.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, I'm sorry, you have one job, one job,
Speaker 4: and that is to protect this guy, you know, and
Speaker 4: Joe Biden then and Robert Kennedy. But like, this is
Speaker 4: what you do, This is your thing. And if somebody
Speaker 4: takes a shot at them and they clip his ear
Speaker 4: and almost kill him, and this has happened on your
Speaker 4: watch because you're not able to hang on, because you're
Speaker 4: not able to manage the roster's right allegedly for your
Speaker 4: secret service people. Come on, that's worse than a joke.
Speaker 4: And why aren't the press also at the doors of
Speaker 4: the parents. Why aren't we finding out much more about
Speaker 4: this kid? Who is he? What were his ties? I
Speaker 4: simply just have find it very strange that this twenty
Speaker 4: year old had no social media history, know nothing, just
Speaker 4: this cipher, just this cipher.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry there, As I said.
Speaker 4: One day to science, he's going to take a shot
Speaker 4: at Donald Trump. Okay, but Trump row it to your point.
Speaker 4: You know, the thing is at the conspiracy and the
Speaker 4: screw up. The screw up is almost more scary. There's
Speaker 4: my conspiracy. It's crazy because this is where we realize
Speaker 4: nobody in charge of anything knows what the hell they're doing.
Speaker 8: Anyway, Let's screw up is the conspiracy.
Speaker 6: Unless you don't need Trump the resources he needs that
Speaker 6: you know he needs, you don't have the competent people
Speaker 6: assigned to him because you really don't care about his safety.
Speaker 2: Well, you really don't want him to be safe, would
Speaker 2: be the obvious conclusion to be given with Hols from
Speaker 2: this whole farce, whole and absolute fiasco. We need answers once,
Speaker 2: I imagine, once Trump gets into the Oval office, we
Speaker 2: will get those answers. Here's a bit of Trump this
Speaker 2: morning as the latest rally.
Speaker 10: Now we have something coming up where they're going to
Speaker 10: go through the convention, and they.
Speaker 11: Have a couple of problems.
Speaker 9: Number One, they have.
Speaker 11: No idea who they can date. It is, I need
Speaker 11: to do it. So who would you like to most
Speaker 11: run against?
Speaker 12: If you're us? If we want to win? Ready, Kamala
Speaker 12: Harris crooked Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: They want That's hilarious, and that is the big question.
Speaker 2: When is Joe Biden going to stand down? Is he
Speaker 2: going to stand down? Will it be Kamala Harris or
Speaker 2: will Obama somehow managed to shoehorn Michelle Obama into that spot.
Speaker 3: It's still a long way to.
Speaker 2: Go to the actual election, and that's the big fear.
Speaker 2: Republicans and Trump supporters cannot relax because you know, there's
Speaker 2: a lot that can happen between now and November.
Speaker 8: Sorry, Resa, well you mentioned Michelle Obama?
Speaker 6: Why bother because we were having the third Obama terms.
Speaker 6: So he doesn't actually get a fourth one. He can,
Speaker 6: but as long as one of his puppets is. That's
Speaker 6: been really interesting in the reporting in the last forty
Speaker 6: eight hours about how bitter and angry Joe Biden is
Speaker 6: because he has been betrayed by Barack and the people
Speaker 6: he trusted most, the people who pretty much installed him into.
Speaker 3: This great iron at all.
Speaker 8: I mean, no honor among snakes change.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, read, I mean this is a great irony,
Speaker 4: you know, like these people installed Joe Biden in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty and now they're taking about it. We're actually be
Speaker 4: talking about this in the next hour, about how just
Speaker 4: undemocratic this whole thing and this astro turfed passed the
Speaker 4: towards Joe movement. It's just worse than a joke. The
Speaker 4: Democrat Party is the least democratic thing in America. It's
Speaker 4: just like the old in the old days of the
Speaker 4: Cold Warrior, the people's democratic Republic that was not about
Speaker 4: the people democracy or republican you know.
Speaker 2: Now, just quickly change the tune a little bit to
Speaker 2: domestic politics and domestic things.
Speaker 3: Look at there's this. You won't recognize this some of you.
Speaker 2: This is cash, and cash is king, and cash was
Speaker 2: king on Friday when the entire Internet here at Sky
Speaker 2: and at the ABC and Coles and Woolworths and Quantas
Speaker 2: all came crashing down.
Speaker 3: And guess who the winners were? The people with cash.
Speaker 2: James I've just thrown James casual. Was that your bonus?
Speaker 3: And I.
Speaker 8: Found its way into my track?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 4: No, but I mean this is the thing and you know,
Speaker 4: like and I think everybody out there knows. You know,
Speaker 4: these computers become the single point of failure and when
Speaker 4: they go down. This is not the first time we've
Speaker 4: seen this. We saw this was the Optus failure last year.
Speaker 4: Remember you know that affected a lot of payment systems.
Speaker 4: Having your payment processes rely entirely on electronics is a
Speaker 4: really great way to have a very weak society. Now,
Speaker 4: this was not a cyber hack. However, I've spoken to
Speaker 4: a number of people who have said this is exactly
Speaker 4: what it would look like if, in the prelude to
Speaker 4: some military operation you wanted to take Australia offline. You
Speaker 4: could do it very easily by shutting down all these systems.
Speaker 4: Without cash, We're not able to pay for anything. Society
Speaker 4: would literally grind to a halt. I'm not saying to
Speaker 4: me crazy, and you know have you know, thousands of
Speaker 4: dollars under the bed, But it's like be able to
Speaker 4: do things without computers. I was at one of the
Speaker 4: big supermarkets yesterday and it was still a complete shambles
Speaker 4: because they couldn't get all the tills open. People needed food.
Speaker 4: You take this to a much greater extreme. If things
Speaker 4: really did shut down and nobody had cash, you really
Speaker 4: have a recipe for societal cast.
Speaker 3: Cash, security, security.
Speaker 6: And it wasn't just cash issue paying for things. It
Speaker 6: was airlines, it was all sorts of computing systems, people
Speaker 6: just being able.
Speaker 4: To put broadcasting, and all because.
Speaker 8: Someone pressed the button to do a Microsoft update.
Speaker 6: I mean, how cans our security be so reliant on
Speaker 6: something so badly protected?
Speaker 8: How is then I backup system?
Speaker 6: There are so many questions that are right, and you
Speaker 6: find out this company that's at the heart of this.
Speaker 6: The workers weren't even their Friday.
Speaker 8: They work from home.
Speaker 3: Of course, diversity an inclusion.
Speaker 2: Why should they go into the Fridays our day off
Speaker 2: to have our me time together so we can sit
Speaker 2: around and be ourselves And today you look your work world.
Speaker 4: I tell you sorry, but you know, like to defend
Speaker 4: those crowd strike workers. You know, their sour dough starters
Speaker 4: aren't going to feed themselves, so they really need to
Speaker 4: be there to look after them. But you know this
Speaker 4: is this is a very cultural company that also had
Speaker 4: some links to when the Democratic National Committee claimed to
Speaker 4: have been hacked back in the election.
Speaker 9: So there's a.
Speaker 4: Lot of stuff that they kicked off in twenty seven.
Speaker 4: Sorry you're going on here, so you know, it's just
Speaker 4: it's just funny where this where this company's name keeps
Speaker 4: us showing up and we'll just sleeve with.
Speaker 6: That absolutely big DEI statement on all the way site.
Speaker 6: So you know they've got the priorities in diversity and of.
Speaker 2: Course I'm pleased to announce it. They are strong partners
Speaker 2: of the World Economic Forum CLOUD so they're doing their
Speaker 2: bit for the their bit.
Speaker 3: For the world.
Speaker 2: So well done, Cloud strike, Another stroke, another cloud strike.
Speaker 3: Another bit that came crashing.
Speaker 2: Down this week was green hydrogen. Ooh, where have I
Speaker 2: heard about green hydrogen? Oh yeah, that'd be right. That'd
Speaker 2: be on Outsiders for the last three years saying you
Speaker 2: will not see this green hydrogen thing that all the
Speaker 2: governments are chasing and pouring your money into it.
Speaker 3: You'll never see it happen because it's a croc.
Speaker 2: It was a croc three years ago, as a croc
Speaker 2: two years ago, and it was a croc this week
Speaker 2: when Twiggy Forest pulled seven hundred employees out of it,
Speaker 2: started to walk away from some of his green hydrogen investments.
Speaker 3: And leaving the Bowen alban.
Speaker 2: Easy fantasy green hydrogen fantasy with complete egg on their faces.
Speaker 2: These Peo people are total clowns. They have committed your children,
Speaker 2: their prosperity, their your grandchildren's prosperity to a nonexistent fantasy
Speaker 2: that the people who are selling it are now walking
Speaker 2: away from.
Speaker 8: But it sounds so great green hydrogen.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's not some mad cap, wildly expensive, unproven
Speaker 6: fantasy product.
Speaker 8: I want to know how much of our taxpayer.
Speaker 6: Dollars done billions towards propping up this entire scheme, because
Speaker 6: you've got some very rich people who have probably got
Speaker 6: richer despite the utter failure.
Speaker 2: Of this and sitting around in those tills elected that
Speaker 2: ro hydrogen is that.
Speaker 4: Green hydrogen commercially doesn't exist now right now, You've got
Speaker 4: dozens of nuclear reactors being built around the world. You've
Speaker 4: got a commitment from I think twenty four different nations
Speaker 4: to increase the reliance on nuclear energy to meet climate targets,
Speaker 4: and yet our government is say no, no, no, reactors
Speaker 4: are risky. The technology doesn't exist all of this stuff
Speaker 4: about nuclear and yet they're dumping our money so that
Speaker 4: billionaires can get rich off of this technology green hydrate,
Speaker 4: which does it exist commercially. I'm sorry, it is worse
Speaker 4: than a joke. This is an absolute shocker and they
Speaker 4: should just abandoned this whole thing, you know, zo, etcetera.
Speaker 3: We told them three years.
Speaker 6: We also told them that whole scheme of sending water
Speaker 6: up a heel.
Speaker 3: And exactly how many billions? How much is that?
Speaker 2: Anyway, we'll get back to this shortly with Ian Plim
Speaker 2: are going to chat to him about this, but now
Speaker 2: let's go to Matt Goodwin in London, professor and academic.
Speaker 3: Matt, great to have you back with us.
Speaker 2: As always, Matt, we've had these riots in.
Speaker 3: Leads which you're being just terrific.
Speaker 2: The footage that we've seen cars, police cars being torched,
Speaker 2: things overturned, tell us what's going It seems to be
Speaker 2: a lot of confusion. No seems to be quite clear
Speaker 2: who is behind these riots, why they took place, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. Maybe you can fill us in on that.
Speaker 2: Your friend and our friend Nigel Fara've got in a
Speaker 2: little bit of trouble for drawing conclusions as to who
Speaker 2: was behind it. Fill us in on the picture please,
Speaker 2: Matt and lighten outsiders as only you can.
Speaker 13: Well, firstly, it's great to be with you again. Yeah,
Speaker 13: what we have seen this week really troubling scenes actually
Speaker 13: from a very diverse community in the northern city of Leeds,
Speaker 13: a large immigrant population essentially turning over police cars, harassing
Speaker 13: police officers, setting fire to buses. The disturbances essentially began
Speaker 13: when social services went in to essentially explore a child
Speaker 13: welfare issue in a family, a Romanian family, and what
Speaker 13: then followed were those significant disturbances as people within that
Speaker 13: community felt that they were being unfairly targeted by the authorities.
Speaker 13: But of course, to many people here in Britain, something
Speaker 13: that Nigel Farage alluded to is I think this is
Speaker 13: yet more evidence of how in very multicultural, diverse communities
Speaker 13: you have a complete breakdown of respect for authority, respect
Speaker 13: for our ways of life, respect for the rule of law, and.
Speaker 9: Some really shocking scenes.
Speaker 13: Coming only a week or so after a general election
Speaker 13: which actually saw a lot of voters mobilizing along ethnic,
Speaker 13: religious and racial lines. We saw lots of for example,
Speaker 13: lots of Progaza candidates doing quite well in areas of
Speaker 13: the country, and this is sort of adding to that narrative.
Speaker 13: This is why Nigel Farag said, Look, I've been warning
Speaker 13: about community tensions like this for many years. He was
Speaker 13: widely criticized, but I personally think he was right to
Speaker 13: raise the issue to say, we have a problem with
Speaker 13: segregation in this country. We have highly segregated communities that
Speaker 13: are not adhering to the rule of law, and that
Speaker 13: essentially is what you can see playing out on your
Speaker 13: television screens.
Speaker 6: Mattwia are continuously told diversity is our strength. We have
Speaker 6: demonized assimilation and I think you can be a very
Speaker 6: successful society with migrant communities from all backgrounds, but at
Speaker 6: its heart, you must have shared values.
Speaker 8: You must insist on assimilation.
Speaker 6: If you come to Britain and you don't respect those values,
Speaker 6: you're going to get more of this, aren't you.
Speaker 13: I mean, I'd go even further than that. I think
Speaker 13: it's impossible to even have a strategy for integration and
Speaker 13: assimilation while we're running the kind of immigration levels that
Speaker 13: we're running currently. Viewers may not have noticed, but this
Speaker 13: week we also had some shocking figures relating to Britain's population,
Speaker 13: we're currently going through the biggest increase in our population
Speaker 13: since nineteen forty eight when the Squadies returned home from
Speaker 13: World War Two and we had a baby boom in
Speaker 13: the late nineteen forties. Now, of course that was involving
Speaker 13: lots of British people having babies. The reason our population
Speaker 13: is expanding today at the fastest rate for seventy five
Speaker 13: years is primarily because of mass immigration. We have a
Speaker 13: net migration level now at over six hundred thousand people,
Speaker 13: meaning six hundred thousand more people are coming into the
Speaker 13: country every year than are leaving, and most of those
Speaker 13: people are coming from outside of Europe. They're coming from Nigeria, India, Pakistan,
Speaker 13: more culturally, religiously diverse countries. And this is generating a
Speaker 13: lot of alarm in the country because it's not even
Speaker 13: about uniting people around the sense of Western values, or
Speaker 13: never mind British values. You know, it's generating alarm among
Speaker 13: people who are saying, well, how on earth are we
Speaker 13: going to actually unify and integrate these incredibly different communities
Speaker 13: who have very different ways of life. And that's why
Speaker 13: voters are becoming quite alarmed.
Speaker 4: Well so we've seen here a community apparently taking up
Speaker 4: rioting against the British authorities. But if you create the
Speaker 4: situation where everybody is doing their own thing and bringing
Speaker 4: their own tensions and passions from overseas without ever being
Speaker 4: taught here's what it means to be British, and these
Speaker 4: are the things that we do here, and these are
Speaker 4: our common values, and you subscribe to it. How long
Speaker 4: then do you start to get before these communities start
Speaker 4: going to war with one another if they've brought those
Speaker 4: tensions from overseas.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 13: I think we already can see that in parts of
Speaker 13: London where we have youth gangs organized along ethnic and
Speaker 13: racial lines who are competing over the drugs trade. And
Speaker 13: if you were to go to Sweden, for example, not
Speaker 13: too far from here, it's into our flight to start coming. Well,
Speaker 13: the Swedes, let me tell you, they've quickly given up
Speaker 13: on mass immigration. They used to be famously liberal, famously tolerant.
Speaker 13: Now everyone in Sweden is saying that experiment has been
Speaker 13: a complete disaster because they've seen a very similar eruption
Speaker 13: in gang violence, in criminality, and in open abuse and
Speaker 13: harassment of people in the emergency services and authorities. I
Speaker 13: would mind less about this if it wasn't being a company, well,
Speaker 13: I would always be concerned about this. But what alarms
Speaker 13: me today more than even the level of immigration into
Speaker 13: Britain is the narrative that is simultaneously being pushed by
Speaker 13: our elite class, which is basically saying we must celebrate
Speaker 13: every minority community and its distinctive identity, while simultaneously being
Speaker 13: very negative about those British values, our British history, our
Speaker 13: sense of collective memory. That there is something fundamentally wrong
Speaker 13: in their eyes about celebrating the majority identity. And this
Speaker 13: is this is really the model of multiculturalism that the
Speaker 13: elites embrace. It's what a colleague of mind Professor Eric
Speaker 13: Kaufman is called asymmetrical multiculturalism. You should celebrate minorities, but
Speaker 13: you should denigrate the majority. And that is why I
Speaker 13: think many people are feeling especially anxious because they can't
Speaker 13: talk about those unifying British values, because they're told over
Speaker 13: and over again that there is something wrong with being British,
Speaker 13: there is something wrong about our identity and our history.
Speaker 13: And I think lots of voters have had enough of that,
Speaker 13: which is why people like Nigel Faraj are doing so
Speaker 13: well at our general elections.
Speaker 4: Well, and that's just about that. I remember during the
Speaker 4: Blair government one of your ministers talked about how, you know,
Speaker 4: they wanted to import people from overseas to make to
Speaker 4: rub Britain's face and multiculturalism. Where does this kind of
Speaker 4: almost religious attachment to this sort of program come from,
Speaker 4: Because it seems like around the world they say, oh,
Speaker 4: the far right's winning it's because people are concerned about immigration. Well,
Speaker 4: why don't these parties just give the people what they
Speaker 4: want to do something about immigration.
Speaker 13: I think it's a really interesting question if you look
Speaker 13: across Europe, if you look at the latest polling in
Speaker 13: America with Trump, you know, we can see very clearly
Speaker 13: also why Nigel Farrage did well here at the election
Speaker 13: two weeks ago. We can see that the number one
Speaker 13: reason is this desire to lower migration and slow the
Speaker 13: pace of change. But as John Water, an academic in
Speaker 13: the US, has argued, the elite for the new elite,
Speaker 13: a celebrating diversity has become a new religion. I mean
Speaker 13: he calls it the new religion for the elite class.
Speaker 13: And if you are critical of this religion, you are
Speaker 13: considered to be blasphemous. If you challenge the new orthodoxy,
Speaker 13: you are to be silenced, You are to be canceled,
Speaker 13: you are to be considered an outsider. I'm in the universities.
Speaker 13: Let me tell you saying the sorts of things that
Speaker 13: I say through my research and my writing come with
Speaker 13: enormous consequences in terms of career and social networks and
Speaker 13: so on. It's not easy for people to put their
Speaker 13: heads above the parapet and say, you know what, it's
Speaker 13: not that I disagree with this, and.
Speaker 3: Personally I do.
Speaker 13: It's also that the evidence just isn't really supporting this.
Speaker 13: The kind of migration that we now have in Europe
Speaker 13: is very low wage, low skill migration, mainly from places
Speaker 13: like Africa, from the Middle East. It is not boosting
Speaker 13: our economies and it's undermining social cohesion. We know the
Speaker 13: evidence is there to show this. People like Robert Putnam Harvard,
Speaker 13: a very famous academic, has shown that in highly diverse societies,
Speaker 13: you get lower levels of trust and you get lower
Speaker 13: levels of support for welfare because people don't want to
Speaker 13: contribute into the collective pot, because they don't really know
Speaker 13: who they're living next to, they don't have those shared values.
Speaker 13: They don't have that shared sense of identity. And I
Speaker 13: think this is where the narrative that is being pushed
Speaker 13: by the elite over and over again is beginning to
Speaker 13: break down because the real world episodes that again we've
Speaker 13: seen with the rioting, but we've also seen with the
Speaker 13: Islamist attacks across Europe. We've seen with the large scale
Speaker 13: rape and sexual harassment of young women, mainly white European women,
Speaker 13: from one city to another. The real world examples of
Speaker 13: what's happening are blowing that narrative apart, and voters are
Speaker 13: now beginning to CeNSE that.
Speaker 2: Matt Goodwin, as Donald Trump would say, embrace being an outsider.
Speaker 3: We certainly do on this show.
Speaker 2: Matt great to chat to you, as always to you
Speaker 2: in a few weeks time. That's Matt Goodwin. They're fantastic.
Speaker 2: After the break, Rita's Reality Check plus more on the
Speaker 2: US election with John Heinerecher.
Speaker 3: As well Inmity.
Speaker 8: Welcome back.
Speaker 6: You're watching Outsiders with your hosts Rowan, imagine what can
Speaker 6: be Dean Jane's unburdened by what has been Morrow and
Speaker 6: I'm Rita Panehy and we may any day now now
Speaker 6: have the comprehensively inept, bumbling giggler in chief Kamala Harris
Speaker 6: installed as the leader of the free world and the
Speaker 6: Democrats twenty twenty four presidential candidate, no elections, no primaries, nothing.
Speaker 6: Isn't it funny how the side that bleaks endlessly about
Speaker 6: threats to democracy is the biggest threat to democracy.
Speaker 8: It's always about projection with these folks.
Speaker 6: For whatever you may think of the cognitively impaired Joe Biden,
Speaker 6: he has won the delegates necessary for renomination. They had primaries,
Speaker 6: Joe won them in any sort of democracy that matters
Speaker 6: for something, but not anymore. And it's not because they
Speaker 6: suddenly discovered Joe was mentally unfit for offics. It's because
Speaker 6: he's floundering in the polls. Even before the debate he
Speaker 6: was in peril. But after his cognitive decline was laid bare,
Speaker 6: the vultures have come out. And it's the wildly unpopular
Speaker 6: and incompetent Kamala Harris who is right now seen as
Speaker 6: their best chance.
Speaker 8: Yes, this woman, we are watched.
Speaker 14: The television coverage of just yesterday. That's on top of
Speaker 14: everything else that we know and don't know yet based
Speaker 14: on what we've just been able to see in because
Speaker 14: we've seen it or not doesn't mean it hasn't happened,
Speaker 14: but just limited to what we have seen.
Speaker 6: When looking at Kamala Harris, it's easy to be distracted
Speaker 6: by the ineptitude, the cackling idiocy. But mark my words,
Speaker 6: this is a dangerously race obsessed neo Marxist politician whose
Speaker 6: voting record is among the most radically far left in
Speaker 6: the Senate.
Speaker 8: What share she explains why equality is not the goal.
Speaker 6: We need to manufacture equality of outcomes so everyone ends
Speaker 6: up in the same place. This sounds a bit like
Speaker 6: communism to me.
Speaker 14: Equality suggest often everybody.
Speaker 15: Should get the same thing.
Speaker 14: Well, that often assumes everybody started out in the same place,
Speaker 14: as opposed to equity.
Speaker 15: Which is everyone should end up in the same place.
Speaker 14: And if you then understand not everybody started out in
Speaker 14: the same place, you understand some people need more.
Speaker 15: So we all end up in the same place.
Speaker 8: We all end up in the same place equity.
Speaker 6: When you hear that word, red flags should go up,
Speaker 6: because that's pure Marxist doctrine. The pursuit of so called
Speaker 6: equity of equal outcomes for all that's led to millions dead.
Speaker 8: It's as idiotic as it is evil.
Speaker 6: And let's not forget Kamala's reckless race baiting in twenty twenty,
Speaker 6: as cities across America were plunged into violent BLM riots
Speaker 6: rights that saw more than twenty people killed, hundreds more
Speaker 6: bad shops, residences, businesses burnt to the ground with around
Speaker 6: two billion in damage. This is what the future vice
Speaker 6: president was doing. She was raising bail money for the
Speaker 6: thugs police were arresting during BLM's Summer of riots. People
Speaker 6: she helped free went on to commit more heinous acts.
Speaker 8: Including murder.
Speaker 6: Yes, the headline there is right. Minnesota man freed by
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris's supported bail fund now.
Speaker 8: Charged with murder. He was found guilty.
Speaker 6: Now, in any sane world, that may disqualify a person
Speaker 6: from seeking the highest office in the land, it would
Speaker 6: at least earn them some widespread criticism, But Kamala's reckless
Speaker 6: race bating is really never mentioned by the US media,
Speaker 6: not by the overwhelming majority of them. Anyway, to end
Speaker 6: with a president's Kamala Harris would be like having one
Speaker 6: of the mad Banshees of the view in the Oval office.
Speaker 6: And wowee, haven't those lovely ladies had an almighty meltdown
Speaker 6: since the assassination attempt against Trump and the Republican National Convention.
Speaker 6: Here is the odious joy behar attacking Trump fulfeeling blessed
Speaker 6: to be alive.
Speaker 16: I'm speaking to fellow Christians. I was raised Catholic. I'm
Speaker 16: a Christian girl. When something like this happens to you,
Speaker 16: like this assassination attempt, and you say something like God
Speaker 16: is watching was watching me, that is a very Unchristian
Speaker 16: thing to say, because it's very nice, sissistic.
Speaker 3: What about Cory what's the.
Speaker 8: Name of Combory?
Speaker 17: Vile?
Speaker 11: Vile?
Speaker 6: And just as vile is the viewser whoopee Goldberg who
Speaker 6: had a go at Donald Trump's granddaughter Kai for daring
Speaker 6: to humanize her grandfather.
Speaker 8: Listen to this deranged rant.
Speaker 18: I have a lot of faith in the American people,
Speaker 18: and I don't know very many men who want to
Speaker 18: be talked to the way that this man has been
Speaker 18: talking to men in his audience. I don't know any women,
Speaker 18: and I know his grandchild was up on the thing,
Speaker 18: and they're trying to humanize them and change your idea about.
Speaker 3: Who this guy is.
Speaker 9: Don't fall for that.
Speaker 6: From what sort of sad, twisted and tiny leftist echo
Speaker 6: chamber does that woman belong to? Has she seen the
Speaker 6: polls yet? She doesn't know men or women who like
Speaker 6: how Trump speaks to them. She has a go at
Speaker 6: a child for speaking about her grandfather and the.
Speaker 8: Bitter harpies of the view.
Speaker 6: You have a message for the Democrats in store Kamala
Speaker 6: or else.
Speaker 8: This is sunny houstin Kamala.
Speaker 19: If she is leapfront and there's just some open convention,
Speaker 19: no Democratic nominee can win without the black vote. Black
Speaker 19: women will not support Kamala Harris being looked over? Why
Speaker 19: because she's ready overlooked. But as she is ready to
Speaker 19: be the president. She's been in the Oval office with him,
Speaker 19: She's been in the situation room with him. How dare
Speaker 19: people suggest that she is incompeted.
Speaker 8: To be how dare they she's incompetent, Sonny.
Speaker 6: She's not only dangerously incompetent, she's a chronic underperforming in
Speaker 6: every key role she's been assigned. She's captured entirely by
Speaker 6: the radical left. She's wildly unpopular, and she is the nominee.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump will win in a landslide, and the American
Speaker 6: people indeed, all of us deserve another debate between Biden
Speaker 6: and Trump. If we are denied that, then at least
Speaker 6: we have Shane Gillis as Trump and Adam Ray as
Speaker 6: Biden to fill the void with their brilliant impersonations.
Speaker 20: Enjoy so scared, Donnie, What an unbelievable experience it is.
Speaker 11: What a great show that could be.
Speaker 10: Instead, we've got an absolute idiot here running the show.
Speaker 21: This is a moment we will never forget. This is incredible,
Speaker 21: What a shocking surprise. No one more shocked than President
Speaker 21: Joe Biden is.
Speaker 9: Who my parents.
Speaker 3: Endless comedy.
Speaker 2: Let's bring in the Center for the American Experiment, President
Speaker 2: John Heinderaker, live from Minnesota. John, always great to see
Speaker 2: you and have you here on Outsiders. So listen, I
Speaker 2: just want to play you a little clip. You will
Speaker 2: have seen these, and there were so many of them.
Speaker 2: But this is basically people calling for the assassination of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Have a listen. Let me give you one bottom line.
Speaker 2: As a former government official, Government's going to kill this guy.
Speaker 20: And the donor class can't just sit back on the
Speaker 20: sidelines and say, oh well, don't worry, this will all
Speaker 20: work itself out.
Speaker 13: They're still going to have to go out and put
Speaker 13: a bullet in Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: And that's a fact.
Speaker 3: And it goes on and on, John, there were many
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 2: We even had Joe Biden a few days before the
Speaker 2: assassination attempt calling for Donald Trump to be put in
Speaker 2: the bulls eye. John, in your opinion, how much responsibility
Speaker 2: do the Democrats and the left wing media, But I
Speaker 2: repeat myself.
Speaker 3: To America have to blame for the assassination attempt last
Speaker 3: Sunday Saturday.
Speaker 22: Well, you know, rolling in a way, it's surprising it
Speaker 22: didn't happen sooner. They have been denouncing Trump for eight
Speaker 22: years now as it would be fascist dictator, as a
Speaker 22: threat to the republic. They say, if he wins the
Speaker 22: next election, the Republic has over, will never have another election,
Speaker 22: you know. And so it's kind of amazing that before now,
Speaker 22: some more or less disturbed person hasn't acted on that
Speaker 22: impetus to try to take Trump out. I think it's
Speaker 22: a very reasonable assumption that when this young guy obviously
Speaker 22: unbalanced to whatever degree, although apparently that was never really
Speaker 22: noticed before now, I think it's a reasonable assumption that
Speaker 22: when he kept hearing all this stuff about how terrible
Speaker 22: Donald Trump is that has something to do with the
Speaker 22: fact that he wants to assassinate him, James.
Speaker 4: But you know, following up on that, John, there's so
Speaker 4: much evidence now that the Secret Service really failed in
Speaker 4: its duty. We were speaking a little before on the
Speaker 4: show about how the Trump team had asked for more protection.
Speaker 4: This had been repeatedly denied. But then you go back
Speaker 4: two weeks ago. Even in Maorcus, Alejandro Majorcis, the head
Speaker 4: of the Homeland Security Department, denied that even these requests
Speaker 4: have been coming in from the Trump team. So what
Speaker 4: are we to make of this in competence. It is
Speaker 4: almost hard not to think that they were being deliberately
Speaker 4: incompetent or just simply not caring because it was Trump.
Speaker 22: Well, I don't know, James, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 22: think it was deliberate, but I mean it was grossly incompetent.
Speaker 22: They have a meeting a week or ten days before
Speaker 22: every event like this, you know, the Secret Service and
Speaker 22: local law enforcement. Most of the people are local law enforcement,
Speaker 22: and they scope out what are the risks, you know,
Speaker 22: what are the hazards. Number one on that list is
Speaker 22: these buildings over here, exactly the clear liner site to
Speaker 22: the stage only one hundred yards or one hundred and
Speaker 22: fifty yards away. That would have been risk number one.
Speaker 22: And the fact that this guy was able to approach
Speaker 22: probably the rear most of these, this series of I
Speaker 22: think three buildings, you know, climb up a ladder, whatever
Speaker 22: he did to get to the top with a rifle,
Speaker 22: I mean, and he was not stopped by law enforcement.
Speaker 22: They obviously needed to guard those buildings. This is not
Speaker 22: a high tech kind of thing. This is a grow
Speaker 22: tesk failure of security at the most elementary level.
Speaker 6: And I'm worried about the blue and non problem across America,
Speaker 6: the unhinged, growing leftist segment of the Democrats that just
Speaker 6: believe in the craziest conspiracy theories, whether it's Russian collusion.
Speaker 6: And now we've got a pole saying thirty four percent
Speaker 6: of registered Democrats believe Trump staged his own assassination attempt,
Speaker 6: that he somehow miraculously turned his head that last millisecond,
Speaker 6: so the bullet, you know, grazed his ear rather than
Speaker 6: go straight into his head. They believe this, and that
Speaker 6: is not a healthy society.
Speaker 22: John, you see this and Paul after Paul about all
Speaker 22: kinds of things, whether it's the Russia collusion, hulks, or
Speaker 22: all kinds of other things. Most Democrats will believe the
Speaker 22: craziest things you can imagine. And I'm not sure if
Speaker 22: they're telling the truth or lying to the Polster.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 22: But the idea that Trump staged this, yeah, let's come
Speaker 22: with it a quarter of an inch of certain death
Speaker 22: and get some other people killed. I mean, who would
Speaker 22: actually believe this?
Speaker 11: You'd have to be nuts.
Speaker 2: Now, John, I want to talk about something which seems
Speaker 2: to be happening. I'm going to play a clip with
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg, who we know fortified the Biden election win
Speaker 2: to the tune of four hundred million dollars or something
Speaker 2: half a billion dollars. In the last election, fortifying was
Speaker 2: the word. Now Zuckerberg has come out and Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 2: has changed his tune.
Speaker 20: Have a listened, John, I've done some stuff personally in
Speaker 20: the past. I'm not planning on doing that this time,
Speaker 20: and that includes, you know, not endorsing either of the candidates. Now, look,
Speaker 20: there's obviously a lot of crazy stuff going on in
Speaker 20: the world. I mean the historic events over the last
Speaker 20: like over the weekend and I mean, on a personal note,
Speaker 20: it's yeah, I mean seeing Donald Trump get get up
Speaker 20: after are getting shot in the face and pump his
Speaker 20: fist in the air with the American flag is one
Speaker 20: of the most badass things I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 20: But look, I mean it's you know, as and I think,
Speaker 20: look at some level as an American, it's like hard
Speaker 20: to not get kind of emotional about that spirit.
Speaker 2: And he goes on to say that Donald Trump's not
Speaker 2: a bad bloke, and you know, so, is there a
Speaker 2: big sea change in kind of amongst the woke crowd,
Speaker 2: the billionaires and the those have they kind of recognized
Speaker 2: finally that Biden is a is a lame duck and
Speaker 2: that maybe Trump's got something that they want, i popularity.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Roland.
Speaker 22: I mean, yeah, a lot of people are saying the
Speaker 22: same thing that Zuckerberg said there. I mean, how can
Speaker 22: you not respect a guy gets shot, he gets up,
Speaker 22: he pumps his fist, fight, fight, fight. I mean, many
Speaker 22: millions of Americans respect that, whether they're Trump voters or not.
Speaker 22: But what we're seeing on the Democrat side, it's not
Speaker 22: so much that people are being converted and saying, well,
Speaker 22: I was wrong to support Joe Biden in the past.
Speaker 22: It's not that it's they're saying Joe Biden can't win
Speaker 22: because he's hopelessly senile, so we have to substitute someone
Speaker 22: else to be able to be Donald Trump. And so
Speaker 22: I think a people have shifted their views after last weekend,
Speaker 22: but probably not all that meant.
Speaker 6: I think Zuckerberg is just fearing what a second Trump
Speaker 6: administration may do to big tech because JD. Vance has
Speaker 6: got some very good ideas, in my opinion, in that area.
Speaker 6: What sort of an influence do you think Vance will
Speaker 6: be on Trump? And he was a former never trumper
Speaker 6: back in twenty fifteen, twenty and sixteen. He has been
Speaker 6: very sound as a senator. What else can you tell
Speaker 6: us about him?
Speaker 22: Well, Vance is an interesting character. You know, he became
Speaker 22: famous for writing this book Hillbilly Elegy, and then he
Speaker 22: ran for this Senate. He's served less than two years
Speaker 22: in the Senate, so he doesn't really have much of
Speaker 22: a track record, and in a pretty short time that
Speaker 22: he's been in the public view, his opinions have changed
Speaker 22: a lot. You know, he was a never trumper back
Speaker 22: in twenty sixteen. Now he's the Vice president presidential nominee.
Speaker 22: So I think to a great degree, jd vance is
Speaker 22: an unknown quantity, and I think it remains to be
Speaker 22: seen where exactly his influence is going to go. One thing,
Speaker 22: we know he's a very smart guy, and he's a
Speaker 22: very conservative guy.
Speaker 2: And just quickly Biden, what do you think is going
Speaker 2: to happen? Are we going to see him stepping down,
Speaker 2: pushed down, dynamided out in the next to twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: What's happening, Rowan?
Speaker 22: We'reck kind of a death watch here in America. You know,
Speaker 22: he's waiting for what most people think is inevitable Biden.
Speaker 22: You know, all the pressure on him from the entire
Speaker 22: Democratic Party. But the interesting thing here, Rowan is they
Speaker 22: don't have a good way to force him out. That's
Speaker 22: why we're seeing the public campaign to force him out,
Speaker 22: because they don't have a way to do it behind
Speaker 22: the scenes. I think it's really interesting. I think at
Speaker 22: the end of the day, probably he pulls out, but
Speaker 22: I don't think it's one hundred percent. They've got to
Speaker 22: persuade him. More important, maybe they got to persuade Jill.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: There's some of the wags on social media saying Joe
Speaker 2: Biden better not accept that trip to go out in
Speaker 2: the fishing boat with Barack Obama or one of those
Speaker 2: lots of jokes out there. Thanks John, Heindereika. Great to
Speaker 2: chat you as always after the break your.
Speaker 23: Favorites net Zany, lefty lunacy, whackademia so much here on
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Speaker 2: You're watching Outsiders, and thank you so much for watching
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Speaker 2: so much for making us, as you so frequently do,
Speaker 2: the number one show on all of Sky News Australia.
Speaker 2: We do appreciate it. Rita, James and I and our team.
Speaker 2: Now net Zany, the zany, wacky, insane world of net
Speaker 2: zero policies. They just keep getting madder and madder in Australia,
Speaker 2: but around the rest of the world they've woken up
Speaker 2: to this madness. In Italy, for example, Rita, you've got Georgia, Maloney.
Speaker 2: They've come out and they've said no more soul of
Speaker 2: farms on productive Italian land. So they're saving the olive plantations, Rita,
Speaker 2: they're saving all that great Italian farmland.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Maloney says, it's a threat to our food sovereignty.
Speaker 6: It is, yes, it's a threat to our.
Speaker 8: Food sovereignty, but no one seems to be too concerned
Speaker 8: around these parts.
Speaker 6: And not only are they just shockingly ugly, they're scarring
Speaker 6: the beautiful landscape, but what do they do to that
Speaker 6: land in twenty years time if you do remove those farms,
Speaker 6: is the soil now contaminated to such a point that
Speaker 6: you can't use it anymore. There's so many questions that
Speaker 6: need answering, and it's good to say Italy embracing common
Speaker 6: sense here.
Speaker 4: James Well, I mean, I think this is something that
Speaker 4: the coalition should absolutely embrace. This is a coalition policy
Speaker 4: staring them in the face, and it's really simple. Peter
Speaker 4: Dutton should take this up and say, you know what, Look,
Speaker 4: food security is more important than ever for Australia. We're
Speaker 4: a net agricultural exporter. We want to stay that way
Speaker 4: and the only way we can do that is if
Speaker 4: we do not basically use taxpayer subsidies to allow these
Speaker 4: big corporations that are all green washing themselves with these
Speaker 4: wind and solar projects to go and use what should
Speaker 4: be land for crops, for cattle, for sheep, whatever, for
Speaker 4: these massive renewal projects which take prime agricultural land of
Speaker 4: which there's not a lot on this arid continent, and
Speaker 4: turn it into tax credits for big corporations, tax.
Speaker 6: Credits being the key term there. There is so much
Speaker 6: public money in this sector, There is so much masks manipulation.
Speaker 8: Even just let the market play out.
Speaker 6: I could live with it, because if this was a
Speaker 6: demand that was organically created and people believed in this
Speaker 6: technology and are investing their money, but the investors are
Speaker 6: incentivized by tax credits and.
Speaker 3: Tax completely corrupt.
Speaker 4: And my breader is why our power bills keep going
Speaker 4: on because they keep putting more and more of these
Speaker 4: renewable projects into the grid, and then the government essentially
Speaker 4: guarantees the producers a price for that electricity that makes
Speaker 4: it economic, which then comes back to us to pay.
Speaker 2: And it's no better in the oceans that Chris Bown
Speaker 2: is destroying along with the farmland. This week in Nantucket
Speaker 2: and the States, they had to offshore windmills collapsing into
Speaker 2: the ocean polluting.
Speaker 3: Have a look at this polluting the beaches. Disgraceful.
Speaker 14: Each one of these bleeds is longer than a football field,
Speaker 14: and if they are snapping in half and sending shards
Speaker 14: of debris in all directions.
Speaker 8: That is extremely unsafe.
Speaker 7: People should really start asking themselves, what if there's a hurricane,
Speaker 7: what happens?
Speaker 3: Then? Do many blades break? What happens and who's responsible
Speaker 3: for them?
Speaker 2: So they've actually had bits of blades and debris and
Speaker 2: other stuff washing up on these beaches in America. Now
Speaker 2: let's talk about James. Tell us about Amanutra. Oh, this
Speaker 2: is just an unbelievable story. This is a hostage who's
Speaker 2: been taken since October seventh by Hamas by the Palestindians. Now,
Speaker 2: the Washington Post, that fine, fine paragon of neutrality, had
Speaker 2: this tweet. Obernutra has been missing since the October seventh
Speaker 2: attack on Israel. Missing missing, Okay, then they go on,
Speaker 2: but when his parents speak publicly, they don't talk about
Speaker 2: Israel's assault on Gaza that has killed over thirty eight
Speaker 2: thousand Palestinians according to local officials.
Speaker 4: So this is what they said. Now they delete this tweet,
Speaker 4: but this the Washington Post because they said, oh, well,
Speaker 4: you know, if you're the parents of somebody who has
Speaker 4: been taken hostage by these Harba savages, no, no, don't
Speaker 4: talk about that talk about the Palace jinders. If there
Speaker 4: was my kid, I wouldn't give a damn about that.
Speaker 4: I would only want my kid back well.
Speaker 6: Of course, and they only are being attacked this way
Speaker 6: because I spoke at the Republican National Wow.
Speaker 2: Absolutely coming up after the break, lots more to talk
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Speaker 2: after the last election, when every single other mainstream political
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Speaker 2: that he was a failure, that he should get out
Speaker 2: of the way, that he was destroying the Republicans, that
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Speaker 2: with was garbage. We told you that from day one.
Speaker 2: In the run up to the twenty twenty election, as
Speaker 2: he hid in his basement, Rita James and I told
Speaker 2: you categorically and repeatedly that Joe Biden was unfit for office.
Speaker 2: In the run up to the twenty twenty election, we
Speaker 2: told you unequivocally that the Hunter Biden laptop story was
Speaker 2: true in all its gory details. After the twenty twenty election,
Speaker 2: I gave you all my reasons for believing that the
Speaker 2: election result was democratically unsound, to put it mildly, and
Speaker 2: anybody telling you otherwise was pulling the wool over your eyes.
Speaker 2: I told you in twenty twenty one, when everyone else
Speaker 2: was obsessing over the contrived debarcle, it was January sixth,
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump would return.
Speaker 3: To the White House.
Speaker 2: I told you in twenty twenty two, when everyone else
Speaker 2: was predicting Rond DeSantis would be the next Republican candidate,
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump would return to the White House. I
Speaker 2: told you in twenty twenty three, when many were pointing
Speaker 2: to Nicky Hayley as the sensible conservative choice, that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump would return to the White House. And I told
Speaker 2: you in twenty twenty four, when everyone else was obsessing
Speaker 2: over the trumped up, fraudulent legal challengers against him, that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump would overcome them and return to the White House. Now,
Speaker 2: I only run through that abbreviated list of my support
Speaker 2: foreign belief in Trump only to remind you that at
Speaker 2: the time my views were regarded as eccentric, or conspiratorial,
Speaker 2: or populist, well.
Speaker 3: Far right were downright crazy.
Speaker 2: Yet as things stand right here, right now, I'm the
Speaker 2: only commentator in Australia.
Speaker 3: To have predicted where we are.
Speaker 2: Disappointingly, I have watched so called conservative commentators.
Speaker 3: Here and in the States swinging.
Speaker 2: And swerving their Trump commentary around like a bunch of
Speaker 2: stone teenagers on.
Speaker 3: The dodge and cars. I do not swerve.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is a pivotal figure in world history who
Speaker 2: will be remembered, I predict as being up there with Churchill, Kennedy,
Speaker 2: Thatcher and Reagan. They too, in their own way, were
Speaker 2: outsiders who challenged the orthodoxy, galvanized their societies strengthened the
Speaker 2: West and were winners. Churchill defied his own party in
Speaker 2: the nineteen thirties version of woke.
Speaker 3: Politics of appeasement.
Speaker 2: Sheer, bulldog strength and determination saved Western enlightenment and democracy
Speaker 2: from the terrifying threat of totalitarianism and sinister state control.
Speaker 2: In defeating Hitler, Churchill restored pride and ambition and yes,
Speaker 2: greatness to Great Britain, as well as to America and
Speaker 2: to the Western Alliance ourselves included John F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy literally stared down.
Speaker 2: The threat of Soviet communism, communist expansionism, and a nuclear war,
Speaker 2: gave inspiration, hope, and leadership to an entire generation of
Speaker 2: post war Americans, and helped win the Civil Rights war
Speaker 2: that America so desperately needed to win. Margaret Thatcher stared
Speaker 2: down not only the Soviet Union and the Argentinian Hunter,
Speaker 2: but declared Mikhail Gorbachev a man she could do business with,
Speaker 2: thereby changing the way the West could contain Soviet expansionism.
Speaker 2: Thatcher also inspired the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit of nineteen
Speaker 2: eighties Britain to soar I saw it, I was there,
Speaker 2: and of course, in lockstep with her, was Ronald Reagan,
Speaker 2: one of the greatest of all US presidents who won
Speaker 2: the Cold War and gave the American people faith in
Speaker 2: themselves again, including most importantly of all, the backbone of
Speaker 2: America's working classes, the Reagan Democrats. All four of those
Speaker 2: leaders projected self confidence, strength, love of country, belief in
Speaker 2: the supremacy of the Western democratic ideal, and an unswerving
Speaker 2: faith in the people. Not for them the shonky compromises
Speaker 2: born impolsters and focus groups, and the stuffy opinions of
Speaker 2: the establishment classes, of the nepotistic think tanks, of the
Speaker 2: gravy train academics, and of course, the cowardly, endlessly sanctimonious media.
Speaker 3: These leaders did what they knew to be right.
Speaker 2: Not for the party, not for the state, not for
Speaker 2: the bureaucracy.
Speaker 3: Not for the international order, but for the people.
Speaker 2: They were unashamedly populists, and their people common sense, often
Speaker 2: god fearing, everyday hardworking people loved them for it.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, as I've known.
Speaker 2: And quite happily said for years, is cut from the
Speaker 2: same cloth. Every leader is different, and every time is different.
Speaker 2: But here is what those leaders I have mentioned have
Speaker 2: in common. They were prepared to speak up against and
Speaker 2: challenge what we now call the narrative, the so called
Speaker 2: accepted wisdom of the day. They passionately believed in secure
Speaker 2: borders and the nation being in charge of its own destiny,
Speaker 2: and national self interest taking precedence over everything else. And
Speaker 2: they all recognize that only a prosperous democracy can ensure
Speaker 2: its own freedoms and survival. But above all, they knew
Speaker 2: that socialism is the most destructive, poisonous, and deadly force
Speaker 2: known to mankind. Quotes I've chosen from those four great leaders,
Speaker 2: all of which you could apply after the last week
Speaker 2: to Donald Trump. Whinston Churchill said, if you're going through hell,
Speaker 2: keep going strength over adversity.
Speaker 3: John F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy said, ask not what your country can do for you,
Speaker 2: but what you can do for your country, the antithesis
Speaker 2: of socialism. Margaret Thatcher said, I always cheer up immensely
Speaker 2: if an attack is particularly wounding, because I think, well,
Speaker 2: if they attack one personally, it means they have not
Speaker 2: a single political argument left. And Ronald Reagan government is
Speaker 2: not a solution to our problem. Government is the problem.
Speaker 2: Government does not solve problems, It subsidizes them. Government's view
Speaker 2: of the economy could be summed up in a few
Speaker 2: short phrases. If it moves, tax it, if it keeps moving, regulated,
Speaker 2: if it stops moving, subsidize it. The problem, said Reagan,
Speaker 2: is not that people are taxed too little. The problem
Speaker 2: is that government spends too much. Donald Trump, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: embodies those philosophies.
Speaker 3: He believes, and I share that belief.
Speaker 2: That we in the West are currently under existential attack
Speaker 2: our very way of life and are enlightened democratic Judeo
Speaker 2: Christian values could easily be stuffed out within the next
Speaker 2: decade or so. The enemy is a terrifying combination of
Speaker 2: four potentially deadly foes. Chinese communist adventurism, Islamist radicalism, particularly
Speaker 2: within the West, climate change extremism, which is rapidly crippling
Speaker 2: the West's economic and manufacturing strength at the same time
Speaker 2: as enriching and empowering China and other non Western nations,
Speaker 2: And insidious left wing anti colonial ideologies also known as wokeness,
Speaker 2: which is the deliberate attempt by old fashioned Marxists within
Speaker 2: academia the radical left to dismantle and discredit all the
Speaker 2: key institutional foundations of our precious but vulnerable Judeo Christian culture,
Speaker 2: to destroy free speech, to destroy freedom of expression and religion,
Speaker 2: to destroy the rights of the individual over the collective,
Speaker 2: to destroy the presumption of innocence, to sense the thoughts
Speaker 2: of the individual and instill fear of being canceled. To
Speaker 2: tear down statues and symbols, to destroy the traditional family,
Speaker 2: and to destroy the concept of normative heterosexuality all together.
Speaker 2: The reasons so many of the commentariat, political and media
Speaker 2: class in Australia don't understand the appeal of Trump and
Speaker 2: even less of jd Vance is because they haven't grasped
Speaker 2: the nature or the extent of the threat to the West.
Speaker 2: They cannot see the connection between these disparate but equally
Speaker 2: dangerous forces. They think laughably that climate change is about.
Speaker 3: Doing our bit to save the planet.
Speaker 2: They think laughably that radical trans riots are about tolerance
Speaker 2: and compassion. They think laughably that Jews are being demonized
Speaker 2: because of the actions in the Ness and Yahoo government.
Speaker 2: Ask yourself, how can a millionaires sun born in New
Speaker 2: York with a silver spoon in his mouth have anything
Speaker 2: in common with a Pavo kid born to a dysfunctional
Speaker 2: family of losers in the Appalachians. How can they have
Speaker 2: arrived at the identical same place politically in America this
Speaker 2: week because they are united in the same battle. It
Speaker 2: is not a Republican versus Democrat battle. It is a
Speaker 2: battle to preserve that which made the West the pinnacle
Speaker 2: of human civilization against those who would tear it down
Speaker 2: and replace it with some hideous, technocratic, dystopian nightmare of
Speaker 2: control and fear. Every time you may remember over the
Speaker 2: last two years that I have mentioned Trump, I have
Speaker 2: maintained he will be the next president unless something happens.
Speaker 2: I never dared mention the a word, but I've always
Speaker 2: feared Trump would be assassinated if his enemies were prepared
Speaker 2: to fabricate hoaxes about him, fabricate Trump up legal charges
Speaker 2: against him, demonized him relentlessly as Hitler or whatever else,
Speaker 2: threaten him with jail, bankrupt him, take every conceivable measure
Speaker 2: to stop him.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't they shoot him?
Speaker 2: Well, last week as we went to where they tried
Speaker 2: and they failed, As this week Spectator Australia cover suggests.
Speaker 2: As this week Spectator Australia cover suggests, it was the
Speaker 2: hand of God that saved Donald Trump. Across the globe,
Speaker 2: many an atheist or agnostic has paused and asked themselves,
Speaker 2: how on earth could that near might miss have been
Speaker 2: anything other than divine intervention, or, at the very least,
Speaker 2: divine election interference. Certainly, Donald Trump thought, so.
Speaker 10: I stand before you in this arena only by the
Speaker 10: grace of Almighty God.
Speaker 2: You can make your own mind up about that. But
Speaker 2: there is no denying that the freakiness of that missed
Speaker 2: bullet will lead many to conclude that Trump is destined
Speaker 2: by God to return to the White House. And if
Speaker 2: that is the case, that he is not only on
Speaker 2: a mission of historic importance, but he's got God inside.
Speaker 2: That of course, can come with its own dangers as
Speaker 2: well as its own blessings. Melanie Phillips has postulated that
Speaker 2: many Muslims may also view the near miss as divine
Speaker 2: intervention from Allah. She quotes Harold Road, a shrewd observer
Speaker 2: of the Islamic world, who says there are Muslims who
Speaker 2: believe Trump survive the assassination attempt because God is on
Speaker 2: his side. He says, quote Arabs and Iranians reason that
Speaker 2: if Trump is re elected to the presidency, who.
Speaker 3: Is the will of Allah?
Speaker 2: It would indicate that Allah favors Trump's support for Israel
Speaker 2: and the Arab states that seek to advance their relations
Speaker 2: with Israel. Well, that should put the fear of God
Speaker 2: into the mad mullas. But it is important to ask
Speaker 2: what precisely is Donald Trump's mission?
Speaker 3: God given or otherwise.
Speaker 10: Nothing will stop me in this mission, because our vision
Speaker 10: is righteous and our.
Speaker 11: Course is pure.
Speaker 10: No matter what obstacle comes our way, we will not break,
Speaker 10: we will not bend, we will not back down, and
Speaker 10: I will never stop fighting for you, your family, and
Speaker 10: our magnificent country.
Speaker 2: Okay, but let's get into the specifics. What does Trump
Speaker 2: actually mean.
Speaker 10: Republicans have a plan to bring down prices and bring
Speaker 10: them down very, very rapidly by slashing energy costs. We
Speaker 10: will in turn reduce the cost of transportation, factoring, and
Speaker 10: all household goods.
Speaker 11: So much starts with energy.
Speaker 2: That is, in essence the Trump doctrine, a strong economy
Speaker 2: built and based on cheap energy. Not fake bow and
Speaker 2: albow type cheap energy, but real, cheap and abundant energy.
Speaker 10: And remember, we have more liquid gold under our feet
Speaker 10: than any other country by far.
Speaker 4: We are a.
Speaker 10: Nation that has the opportunity to make an absolute fortune
Speaker 10: with its energy. We have it, and China does it.
Speaker 10: Under the Trump administration. Just three and a half years ago,
Speaker 10: we were energy independent.
Speaker 11: But soon we will actually be better than that.
Speaker 10: We will be energy dominant in supply not only ourselves,
Speaker 10: but we will supply the rest of the world.
Speaker 3: And that's it in a nutshell.
Speaker 2: Secure borders to bring down crime, and abundant cheap energy
Speaker 2: to entice manufacturing and less.
Speaker 3: Along the way, they will be targeted tariffs.
Speaker 2: To protect jobs and more importantly, to thwart China. On
Speaker 2: day one, Trump will pull out of the Paras Accord
Speaker 2: and scrap all climate initiatives.
Speaker 10: We want growth in our country. That's what's going to
Speaker 10: pay off our debt. And next, we will end the
Speaker 10: ridiculous and actually incredible waste of taxpayer dollars that is
Speaker 10: fueling the inflation crisis. They've spent trillions of dollars on
Speaker 10: things having to do with the green new scam.
Speaker 11: It's a scam, and.
Speaker 10: That's caused tremendous inflationary pressures in addition to the cost
Speaker 10: of energy, and all of the trillions of dollars that
Speaker 10: are sitting there not yet spent. We will redirect that
Speaker 10: money for important projects like roads, bridges, dams, and we
Speaker 10: will not allow it to be spent on meaningless green
Speaker 10: new scam ideas.
Speaker 3: Meaningless green scam ideas.
Speaker 2: Now that idea in itself will not only change America,
Speaker 2: but change the world. Australia could and should be getting
Speaker 2: on board with the Trump agenda. We too have abundant
Speaker 2: mineral wealth, and we too could be a phenomenally wealthy, prosperous, successful,
Speaker 2: productive nation. But instead we have crippled ourselves thanks to
Speaker 2: left wing woke identity and climate nonsense more fools. US
Speaker 2: America will race ahead under Trump and leave US scrabbling
Speaker 2: behind unless we rapidly change our government. Here's Trump mocking
Speaker 2: the US equivalent of Chris Bowen's insane electric vehicles plans.
Speaker 24: And I will end the electric vehicle mandate on day one,
Speaker 24: thereby saving the US auto industry from complete obliteration, which
Speaker 24: is happening right now, and saving US customers thousands and
Speaker 24: thousands of dollars per car. They spent nine billion dollars
Speaker 24: on eight chargers, three of which didn't work. And if
Speaker 24: you were going to do this all over our country,
Speaker 24: this crazy electric.
Speaker 11: Mandate, if you're going to do this all and by
Speaker 11: the way.
Speaker 10: I'm all for electric they have their application, But if
Speaker 10: somebody wants to buy a gas powered car, gasoline powered
Speaker 10: car or.
Speaker 11: A high bred, they're going to be able to do it.
Speaker 11: And we're going to make that change on day.
Speaker 2: One, Yes, day one, it will all start. Trump knows
Speaker 2: this is his final chance to reverse the decline of America,
Speaker 2: and I believe through strengthening strengthening America, he will strengthen
Speaker 2: those allies who are equally prepared to stand alongside him
Speaker 2: and fight for the West.
Speaker 3: Two more clips. I'd like to quickly play you. They
Speaker 3: need no explanation.
Speaker 11: I tell you this.
Speaker 10: We want our hostages back and they better be back
Speaker 10: before I assume morphus or you will be paying a
Speaker 10: very big price.
Speaker 11: But we need a leader that will let it be done.
Speaker 11: We will not have men playing in women's sports. That
Speaker 11: will end the media.
Speaker 3: Not happening on day one. That's Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: We stand on the threshold of one of the most
Speaker 2: exciting periods of our lives. We will see changes in
Speaker 2: the USA from day one of Trump's presidency that will
Speaker 2: send shock waves that will reverberate around the world, no
Speaker 2: more so than in the Marble corridors of Geneva and
Speaker 2: Brussels and Beijing. Nations will have the choice support Trump
Speaker 2: or defy Trump. The great irony is that we are
Speaker 2: more closely aligned to the American dream in terms of
Speaker 2: our history and our natural wealth than any other nation.
Speaker 2: Do we buckle up and go along for the ride?
Speaker 2: Or do we drift into permanent moral and economic decline?
Speaker 3: Under labor, the Greens and the.
Speaker 25: Teals, America's future will be bigger, better, bolder, brighter, happier, stronger, freer, greater,
Speaker 25: and more united than ever before.
Speaker 3: Can Donald Trump pull it off?
Speaker 2: That depends I guess if he's got God on his side.
Speaker 2: Joining us now to discuss the disappointment that we all
Speaker 2: feel around the nation that the green hydrogen fantasy seems
Speaker 2: to be collapsing. Ian Plymer, PROFESSORI and Plymer, I'm stunned, mate,
Speaker 2: I swear you told us only a couple of years
Speaker 2: ago that green hydrogen was the future the way headed
Speaker 2: and or did I misunderstand you?
Speaker 9: Well, you're just like the Greens. You're telling lies.
Speaker 3: Now tell us what's this all about.
Speaker 17: Well, when you mentioned green hydrogen, people immediately think, oh,
Speaker 17: this is morally correct. But when I hear the word fraud,
Speaker 17: environmental destruction and scam.
Speaker 9: I immediately think of the greens.
Speaker 17: Now, were mine coal to make energy. We can produce
Speaker 17: gas and oil to make energy. We mine uranium to
Speaker 17: make energy, but we don't mind hydrogen.
Speaker 9: We have to make.
Speaker 17: Hydrogen, and in order to make hydrogen, we've got to
Speaker 17: use a huge amount of energy. Now, green hydrogen comes
Speaker 17: from passing electricity through ultrapure water, and this requires energy.
Speaker 17: That's the electricity. The water in a water poor continent
Speaker 17: like Australia is a concern because you need nine liters
Speaker 17: of water to produce one kilo of hydrogen. This has
Speaker 17: been tried before, was tried in the nineteenth century, and
Speaker 17: it was tried in the twentieth century. It is absolutely
Speaker 17: in totally bonkers. It's uneconomic. Now we've seen it before.
Speaker 17: It's failed. We do make a little bit of hydrogen
Speaker 17: for the food industry and the chemicals industry, but that's
Speaker 17: not to run the energy for a major industrial country.
Speaker 17: So what sort of energy do they want to use
Speaker 17: to make it? They want to use renewable energy. Now,
Speaker 17: the only thing renewable about renewable energy to the subsidies.
Speaker 17: So green hydrogen is chasing subsidies. Now they're pushing for
Speaker 17: tax reliefs and for subsidies for the hydrogen.
Speaker 9: This is not about energy.
Speaker 17: This is about making money from subsidies from you, the
Speaker 17: poor electricity user.
Speaker 3: Now Twiggy Forest has walked away from it. What does
Speaker 3: this order?
Speaker 2: To a degree walked away as fired seven hundred people.
Speaker 2: And obviously he said he's not going to meet certain targets,
Speaker 2: so on and so forth. He is denying walking away
Speaker 2: from it altogether. I'll point that out.
Speaker 3: But what does this tell you in because this is
Speaker 3: very so.
Speaker 2: It wasn't that long ago we're being told this was
Speaker 2: the great future for this country.
Speaker 3: Now we're being told ah, maybe not.
Speaker 17: Well, he's probably finished drinking kool aid and reality has
Speaker 17: now hit ideology because there's something seriously wrong. That company
Speaker 17: has lost a number of senior executive it's far too many.
Speaker 17: It Any investor would look at this and say there's
Speaker 17: something wrong. And I feel sorry for these seven hundred
Speaker 17: people who have lost their jobs. They were toilers going
Speaker 17: in and this was an ideological system which was destined
Speaker 17: to collapse.
Speaker 9: The only question you have is when will it collapse?
Speaker 17: And that's the case that all these green ideologies, they
Speaker 17: ignore the basis of science and engineering.
Speaker 6: Dane talking about reality hitting ideology. When can that happen
Speaker 6: for Chris Bowen, our and energy minister, because he seems
Speaker 6: to be unmoved by whatever is happening elsewhere in the world,
Speaker 6: even things happening locally, and this tunnel vision he has
Speaker 6: for this green new future seems to be unshakable.
Speaker 17: Well, Reha, I hate to disagree with you, but I
Speaker 17: think Chris Bowen is a wonderful minister.
Speaker 9: He's a very interesting The liberals have God as long
Speaker 9: as possible.
Speaker 26: It's like Kamala Harris paper there as long as possible,
Speaker 26: because it's only electorally good. So Chris Bone, I don't
Speaker 26: know what's happened to that poor man, but he does
Speaker 26: need a bit of iron and a bit of reality.
Speaker 3: James, Well, I want to.
Speaker 4: Ask you too, not just about the green hydroens, but
Speaker 4: about these windmills which are going up. And I understand
Speaker 4: that there are now three thousand windmills planned for along
Speaker 4: the Great Dividing Range and Eastern Highlands. It seems to
Speaker 4: me and like every time we plunk the word green
Speaker 4: in front of something, it will excuse anything like saying
Speaker 4: it's you know, Holly in the Middle Ages. So it's
Speaker 4: now the green new extinction plan, because you're going to
Speaker 4: be going through all of these forests, tearing them down,
Speaker 4: destroying kuala, havebats, destroying native species and all of that.
Speaker 4: And yet somehow it seems that suddenly the koalas, who
Speaker 4: the greedies used to love, are suddenly saying, ah, well,
Speaker 4: you know, knock them on the head. Who cares? We
Speaker 4: need a windmills.
Speaker 2: Well, before you go in, we'll just play you this
Speaker 2: little clip which which the Rainforest Organization has put together.
Speaker 3: Just have a look at this.
Speaker 27: Did you know they plan to believe over three thousand
Speaker 27: wind turbines on Queensland's Great Dividing Range. Over three seven
Speaker 27: hundred kilometers of new haulage roads will carve through old
Speaker 27: growth forest, destroying forests for industrial renewables.
Speaker 3: Makes no sense? Doesn't this break your heart?
Speaker 9: In Well?
Speaker 17: The green movement is the greatest environmentally damaging movement that
Speaker 17: we've ever seen in Australia. Far more damaging than farming,
Speaker 17: far more damaging than mining. The green movement is into
Speaker 17: destruction on an industrial scale. Now we are having good
Speaker 17: farm land destroyed by wind turbines destroyed by solar panels.
Speaker 17: We could be facing a decreasing the amount of food
Speaker 17: export that will have a profound economic effect on the country.
Speaker 9: And that is coupled with the profound economic.
Speaker 17: Effect that expensive, unreliable energy is already having on this country.
Speaker 17: We should go back to what we know, which is
Speaker 17: cheap and reliable, and that is coal and nuclear and gas.
Speaker 17: We don't have much rain, we don't have the topography
Speaker 17: for a lot of vidro. So we once had cheap,
Speaker 17: reliable energy systems in this country. We have destroyed them
Speaker 17: with green ideology. They're ow expensive and unreliable, and in
Speaker 17: the process we are destroying our wildlife and forests. That
Speaker 17: doesn't sound very smart.
Speaker 2: He in Clymer, professor and primer. You've put it so
Speaker 2: simply and so succinctly. Thanks so much for coming on
Speaker 2: outside as great to see you as always.
Speaker 3: Well, coming up lots more in a tick.
Speaker 2: James's donkey Bote go go away.
Speaker 4: Hello, you're watching Outsiders. I'm James Borrow here with Rita
Speaker 4: four more years pattihy ed rowand hey, it's just a
Speaker 4: stutter deed. Great to be with you as always, and
Speaker 4: in a moment, I'm going to show you the fringiest
Speaker 4: political video since Hillary Clinton danced the Macarena at the
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety six Democratic National Convention. But before we get
Speaker 4: to that, what does the phrase pass the torch mean
Speaker 4: to you? Well, to most people in a political context,
Speaker 4: it calls to mind this.
Speaker 23: Let the word go forth from this time and play
Speaker 23: to prem.
Speaker 9: And Paul like.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 10: The torch has been passed to a new generation of American.
Speaker 4: Yes, those were some of the opening lines of John F.
Speaker 4: Kennedy's famous nineteen sixty one inaugular address, full of hope
Speaker 4: and optimism. But now instead of intellectual sparkle and new
Speaker 4: American glamor of the Kennedy administration, Well, this is what
Speaker 4: Americans will get if the Democrats decide to pass the torch.
Speaker 14: That's why we're here today, because we have the ability
Speaker 14: to see what can be unburdened by what has been.
Speaker 14: You think you just fell out of a coconut tree.
Speaker 14: You exist in the context of all in which you
Speaker 14: live and what came before you.
Speaker 4: And you exist unburdened, one supposes by what has been. Look,
Speaker 4: this is what happens when you're a clapped out Democrat.
Speaker 4: Party and far from the glory days of JFK. You're
Speaker 4: ordering that torch you're so keen to pass from Facebook
Speaker 4: marketplace because amidst all the backing and forthing of will
Speaker 4: Joe Biden stepped back from the presidential race or even
Speaker 4: the presidency. There's a new group which I'm going to
Speaker 4: tell you about, which is registered and still main named
Speaker 4: just two weeks ago, and they have suddenly popped up online.
Speaker 4: It's called you guessed it, Past the Torch Joe, And
Speaker 4: here's the video and yes, this is the one they're
Speaker 4: using to send their message to the president.
Speaker 15: President Biden, you saved democracy in twenty twenty.
Speaker 8: Now you have a chance to do it again.
Speaker 4: It's I'm to pass the torch and let us choose
Speaker 4: a new nominee.
Speaker 22: One who can bring new energy, new hope, and make
Speaker 22: sure Donald Trump never gets near the White House again.
Speaker 6: Our country's future is in your hands.
Speaker 3: So please be the leader.
Speaker 19: We know you are. Past the torch, Joe, Past the torch,
Speaker 19: Past the torch, Past the torch.
Speaker 9: Past the torch is responsible for the content of this advertising.
Speaker 4: Wow, what a happy, healthy, high energy bunge. They look like.
Speaker 17: Sheesh.
Speaker 4: Now this is only the latest in what has been
Speaker 4: a month long campaign by Democrat elders. The insiders remember
Speaker 4: the same Democrat elders who told us everything with fine
Speaker 4: with everything was fine with Joe Biden for years while
Speaker 4: in private talking amongst themselves about his inability to remember
Speaker 4: the names of friends, colleagues, and even the Defense Secretary.
Speaker 28: And so it's all about it's all about tuning people
Speaker 28: with dignity, and it's about making sure that we won't comeing.
Speaker 28: For example, look at the heat I'm getnet because I
Speaker 28: named a sectory of defense for black man.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it sounds like a new character in
Speaker 4: the Marble Universe. Secretary of Defense black Man. Now, Joe
Speaker 4: Biden is reportedly at his beach house for the weekend,
Speaker 4: raging about Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama, who he sees
Speaker 4: as leading the plot against Tim while also, according to
Speaker 4: various media reports, definitely not going to make any announcements
Speaker 4: until after Israel's bab Net and Yahoo visits Washington on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Doesn't hold a grudge this guy, simply because he doesn't
Speaker 4: want to give the Israeli PM, whom he lows, the satisfaction. Now,
Speaker 4: you'd think an eighty one year old would be more mature.
Speaker 4: And you would also think that a party that calls
Speaker 4: itself the Democrats would be more well democratic Instead, though,
Speaker 4: let's step back here and think about what they are
Speaker 4: doing to their party and the American people. Remember after
Speaker 4: foisting Joe Biden on America in twenty twenty with his
Speaker 4: eighty one million votes, using him as the consensus candidate
Speaker 4: who could beat Bernie Sanders, and then going through the
Speaker 4: whole process of ahem, fortifying democracy and using everything from
Speaker 4: those COVID voting rules to social media to get him
Speaker 4: over the line, and then here we are four years later, now,
Speaker 4: after all of that, they're forcing Biden through an uncontested
Speaker 4: primary process to be the nominee again when all the
Speaker 4: evidence showed that there were serious doubts about his mental state.
Speaker 4: And now the masters of the Democratic Party wants you
Speaker 4: to forget all of that as they use pressure groups
Speaker 4: and selective media leaks to wish Joe Biden out of
Speaker 4: the race so they can choose someone else, either Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris or some other candidate theoretically picked as late as
Speaker 4: after the convention by so called superdelegates who knows could
Speaker 4: even be Hillary Clinton, and this they say. These are
Speaker 4: the people who say democracy is on the line. Vote
Speaker 4: for our candidate, candidate X, because only X can save democracy.
Speaker 4: And if you cast your democratic vote for somebody else,
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, well what do you do? Hate democracy or something?
Speaker 4: This is their logic. Look, I much prefer the Republican
Speaker 4: style of passing the torch, which has seen JD. Vance
Speaker 4: elevated to status of crown prints of the MAGA movement.
Speaker 4: And if I wasn't impressed with him before, I'm even
Speaker 4: more so now because check this out the Washington Post,
Speaker 4: and I think they meant us to be angry about this,
Speaker 4: but feels to meling a campaign ad free publicity. According
Speaker 4: to the Post, as Senator Vance used his power to
Speaker 4: block woke diplomatic appointments by the State Department, he would
Speaker 4: force nominees to come clean about their positions on DEI
Speaker 4: policies using taxpayer dollars to install gender neutral bathrooms and
Speaker 4: consulates and embassies, and quiz them about whether it's really
Speaker 4: all that great an idea diplomatically speaking to fly pride
Speaker 4: flags from American facilities in socially conservative countries. According to
Speaker 4: the Post quote, Vance's intensive scrutiny of Presidents Biden's ambassadorial
Speaker 4: nominees reflects his view that cultural elite of elitism has
Speaker 4: infected America's diplomatic corps and needs to be rooted out
Speaker 4: through extraordinary vetting efforts, said US officials, who spoke on
Speaker 4: the condition of anonymity to discuss closed door meetings on quote, well,
Speaker 4: damn strait, Senator, and thanks to the intrepid reporters at
Speaker 4: the Washington Post for making this clear. Vance is, of
Speaker 4: course only thirty nine and in a far better position
Speaker 4: to be a true generational change, a real new torch
Speaker 4: bearer for the Republicans than anyone the Democrats have on offer.
Speaker 4: But of course the Democrats have always been about being
Speaker 4: young and hip and in touch with the youth.
Speaker 9: Like her.
Speaker 2: We should, yeah, come on, raise it. Someone who will dance.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she would love to. Shamika Michelle. Great to
Speaker 2: see you, Great to have you here back on outside.
Speaker 2: Is what a week it has been. As we went
Speaker 2: this was a week ago. The assassination attempt took place
Speaker 2: as we were went to air. We've had the Republican
Speaker 2: National Convention. Just going to play you a quick grab
Speaker 2: here of Donald Trump basically saying, you know, he's not
Speaker 2: supposed to be here.
Speaker 3: Have a listen.
Speaker 10: I'm not supposed to be here tonight, not supposed to
Speaker 10: be here. The assassin's bullet came within a quarter of
Speaker 10: an inch of taking my life. So many people have
Speaker 10: asked me what happened? Tell us what happened, please, And
Speaker 10: therefore I will tell you exactly what happened, and you'll
Speaker 10: never hear it from me a second time because it's
Speaker 10: actually too painful to tell.
Speaker 2: So, Shamika, before we get into the politics, I just
Speaker 2: want to get your kind of emotional response. America is
Speaker 2: a very faith based nation. When in your community, what
Speaker 2: was the last week been like? It must have been
Speaker 2: a rollercoaster for you.
Speaker 29: Yes, I think I'm still in disbelief or you know,
Speaker 29: I just can't believe someone would actually try to do
Speaker 29: this to the future president, and you know, to me,
Speaker 29: he's still my president, even though he was forty five.
Speaker 29: I just can't believe this happened in my lifetime. You know,
Speaker 29: we hear about, of course, the attempt for Ronald Reagan,
Speaker 29: we saw what happened to JF. But just to see
Speaker 29: this happen in real time in my lifetime. I just
Speaker 29: cannot believe that people are so angry at the thought
Speaker 29: of this human taking the White House again that they
Speaker 29: would actually go to these links. You know, the Democrats
Speaker 29: keep saying he's the next Hitler, and they really have
Speaker 29: people believing black people are being chained again, or gays
Speaker 29: won't be able to live their lives, and the fact
Speaker 29: that the Democrats have been pushing this type of rhetoric
Speaker 29: is just really it's really bad. But you know, we're fighting,
Speaker 29: as Donald Trump told us to do when he stood
Speaker 29: up on that stage after realizing he was still alive.
Speaker 29: We're continuing to fight, and I think that's the spirit
Speaker 29: that we all have in.
Speaker 15: Spite of everything we're fighting.
Speaker 6: You're farding bought peacefully because we saul one hundred million
Speaker 6: infuriated Republicans and yet no cities were burned down, there
Speaker 6: were no riots. This is not how conservatives behave, and
Speaker 6: we're seeing that.
Speaker 8: Conservative movement expand.
Speaker 6: At the Republican National Convention, you had someone like and
Speaker 6: Burrows speak, someone you would not expect to be endorsing
Speaker 6: Donald Trump. We've had people like fifty cent and other
Speaker 6: figures in.
Speaker 8: The black community.
Speaker 6: Do you think that solid black vote for the Democrats,
Speaker 6: which is ninety percent plus historically in recent decades, is
Speaker 6: that in danger of finally fracturing.
Speaker 29: I do think it's in danger of fracturing, mainly from
Speaker 29: black men.
Speaker 15: And I say this all the time.
Speaker 29: Black men don't have the they don't have the luxury
Speaker 29: to play anymore, because, as we've seen, when a black
Speaker 29: woman can't take care of her family, she gets help
Speaker 29: from the government. A lot of times, when a black
Speaker 29: man can't take care of his family, he ends up
Speaker 29: in jail. So I think that black men are saying,
Speaker 29: you know what, we need to vote it in the
Speaker 29: way that's going to help us be the best that
Speaker 29: we can be, and not following along with these women
Speaker 29: who believe that they are in charge, who believe that
Speaker 29: they are the backbone and that someone should bow to them.
Speaker 29: I do believe black women will continue to vote primarily
Speaker 29: Democrat because the Democrats are saying, hey, we need you
Speaker 29: to save the country, but black men are actually saying, no,
Speaker 29: I need to do.
Speaker 15: What's best for me and what I.
Speaker 29: Think is best for my family and community and country,
Speaker 29: and they are actually walking away. So I do believe
Speaker 29: that's where it's going to start. And if women want
Speaker 29: to stand a chance in being the apple up their
Speaker 29: eye anymore.
Speaker 15: They'll start to follow. But I do think for this
Speaker 15: election it's.
Speaker 29: Going to be predominantly black men are turning away from
Speaker 29: the Democrat Party.
Speaker 4: James Well, and just to follow that up, you know,
Speaker 4: there's all of this talk and it's kind of patronizing.
Speaker 4: I think that says, oh, well, you know, they have
Speaker 4: to choose Kamala Harris as the next nominee because she's
Speaker 4: a minority woman. But that seems to me to be
Speaker 4: a lot of pandering. If they skipped her or open
Speaker 4: the contest to other candidates who weren't, you know, the
Speaker 4: same demographics as Kamala Harris. Would that offend minority communities,
Speaker 4: the Black Committee, or would they not care?
Speaker 15: Now, I do think people will be offended.
Speaker 29: I've already seen people saying, hey, if you skip over
Speaker 29: Kamala Harris, we're going to stay home, And I say, great,
Speaker 29: you know that's the best thing to do, you know,
Speaker 29: stay home, because obviously you don't know how to choose
Speaker 29: a good candidate to start with.
Speaker 15: So yeah, I'm perfectly fine with that.
Speaker 29: But I have seen them already saying, if you choose
Speaker 29: to skip over this black woman.
Speaker 15: We're going to stay home. I've seen that a lot, and.
Speaker 2: Shamiker, I'm just going to play a quick grab here
Speaker 2: of a one black woman who has left the Democrats,
Speaker 2: and she's I'll just have a quick listen to what
Speaker 2: she's saying.
Speaker 30: Hi, I'm Leaver and Spicer, And for many years, I
Speaker 30: was a very devoted Democrat. And when I was a
Speaker 30: Democrat and I felt hard for the Democratic Party, I
Speaker 30: did not get called one name at all.
Speaker 2: So Shamika, she goes on to list all the abuse
Speaker 2: she's got since she publicly announced she was supporting Trump,
Speaker 2: and she's saying that, you know, the most vile and
Speaker 2: horrendous racial abuse that she has copped entirely from her
Speaker 2: former Democrat colleagues.
Speaker 3: Does that ring true?
Speaker 29: That's absolutely true. You know, Laverne and I we follow
Speaker 29: each other on X and we get to see the
Speaker 29: abuse that we both or most actually black conservatives have
Speaker 29: to endure. And it's true. You know, when I was
Speaker 29: voting Democrat or people thought that that's the side that
Speaker 29: I was on, I never got any type of hate.
Speaker 29: I've never been called the N word, never had any
Speaker 29: disparaging things said about me.
Speaker 15: As long as I was on that side.
Speaker 29: The moment that I said, you know, hey, I've been
Speaker 29: voting wrong my entire voting life, and I started to
Speaker 29: be out with the fact that I was more conservative
Speaker 29: and I would start voting right.
Speaker 15: I get a lot.
Speaker 29: Of hate from the left, feeling like they can say
Speaker 29: anything about me, whether it's.
Speaker 15: Coon, whether it's the N word. They call us every
Speaker 15: name in the.
Speaker 29: Book, Uncle Tom, Aunt, Tom Sambo, any racist name they
Speaker 29: can call us, they do. So the most hate that
Speaker 29: I've gotten is definitely from the Democrat site, both from
Speaker 29: blacks and whites.
Speaker 2: Shamika Michelle. Always great to chat to you. It's been
Speaker 2: an extraordinary week in American politics. We've got a few
Speaker 2: months till the election and will chat to you many
Speaker 2: times leading up to that. Can't wait to speak soon.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much, Shamaker. Stay safe there in the States.
Speaker 2: After the break. Canberra Clown Show in a tick, roll up,
Speaker 2: roll up, step right this way, folks. It's the whackist
Speaker 2: show on Earth. It's the Canberra Clown Show. And this
Speaker 2: week the Traveling Circus pitched its big top in Brisbane
Speaker 2: and what an opening act.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's man Drake.
Speaker 2: Murray Watt's Time Machine, in which Murray the Clown goes
Speaker 2: back into the past and rewrites history.
Speaker 24: I'd also like to start by acknowledging the traditional owners
Speaker 24: of the land that we're gathering on today, our first farmers,
Speaker 24: and pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging
Speaker 24: in them.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: According to Murray water Clown, pre settlement, Australian Aborigines were farmers.
Speaker 2: Here's one of the original depictions of indigenous hoeing methods
Speaker 2: found in a cave in the Kimberlean in.
Speaker 3: Support of his claim.
Speaker 2: Sorry, my mistake, that's actually an impressionist painting of farmers
Speaker 2: in England around the same time. Easy mistake to make
Speaker 2: a but that was just the war map act for
Speaker 2: this week's Funniest traveling circus act, namely The Green Hydrogen
Speaker 2: Clown Show starring Bobo Boen and Twiggy Forest. In this
Speaker 2: latest circust act, Twiggy pops Bobo and Albozo into his
Speaker 2: very own comical green Hydrogen Cannigan cannon and blows their
Speaker 2: reputations and credibility to smitherines.
Speaker 10: Green hydrogen the purest source of energy in the world
Speaker 10: and one that could.
Speaker 17: Replace up to three quarters of global emissions.
Speaker 31: Now green hydrogen future is fundamental to that clean energy future.
Speaker 31: The green hydrogen sector has an enormous potential in this country.
Speaker 2: Yes, then Twiggy, who's a very very mischievous clown, got
Speaker 2: Alboso to keep repeating his lines about green hydrogen over
Speaker 2: and over again.
Speaker 31: The curry curry plant can stay open, run by gas,
Speaker 31: but with thirty percent green hydrogen from the beginning, but
Speaker 31: working up to being powered by green hydrogen in the future.
Speaker 2: Of course, it is even Jimbo joined in on the
Speaker 2: clown acts.
Speaker 32: This budget invests in our renewable energy superpower ambitions, including
Speaker 32: thirteen point seven billion dollars in production tax incentives for
Speaker 32: green hydrogen and processed critical minerals.
Speaker 3: And so did Twiggy too.
Speaker 17: Queensland leads Australia, where Queensland leads the world in really
Speaker 17: exciting it's a stay green industries.
Speaker 2: And all the while the punters, that's you and me,
Speaker 2: the taxpayers forked out literally billions and billions of dollars
Speaker 2: which Alboso, Bobo and Jimbo have tossed onto the bonfire
Speaker 2: that is the vanity of green hydrogen. Until this week,
Speaker 2: when Twiggy, or rather his company.
Speaker 3: For to SCU basically walked away.
Speaker 2: From its hydrogen goal by sacking seven hundred employees, and
Speaker 2: as Eric Johnson put it in the OS, Andrew Forrest's
Speaker 2: credibility has gone along with for To Skew's green hydrogen collapse.
Speaker 2: On top of which, according to the OZ quote, billionaire
Speaker 2: Andrew Forrest has abandoned ambitious green hydrogen targets in a
Speaker 2: major business back down that threatens the Albaneazy governments pledge
Speaker 2: for the energy source to help drive the nation's transition
Speaker 2: to nets emissions by twenty to fifty end of quote,
Speaker 2: All of which just leaves the question who's the bigger
Speaker 2: clown Twiggy for promising something he was never able to deliver,
Speaker 2: Bobo Bowen for banking the entire future of your children's
Speaker 2: wealth and prosperity on a technology we told you on
Speaker 2: this show three years ago was nothing more than a
Speaker 2: distant fantasy. Or is the biggest clown.
Speaker 3: Of them all?
Speaker 2: You and I for subsidizing this never ending clown show
Speaker 2: to the tune of billions of our hard earned dollars
Speaker 2: And speaking of hard earned readies, now that they've shut
Speaker 2: down the Live sheep trade. The Great National z MP
Speaker 2: Keith Pitt asked in Parliament what will Labor, Greens Teals
Speaker 2: be shutting down next? The gambling industry perhaps, because what.
Speaker 3: Is the next industry that's going to get now we
Speaker 3: have members in here who are absolutely against the gambling sector.
Speaker 3: They don't like Pokey's for example.
Speaker 13: Is that next if there is a deal it's necessary
Speaker 13: to form government, maybe there's a minority government.
Speaker 4: Is that next?
Speaker 2: Is that industry going to be wiped out as well?
Speaker 3: Very good question, Keith.
Speaker 2: You would hope most MPs would say a hard no
Speaker 2: to governments wiping out entire industries on an ideological whim.
Speaker 2: But hey, Perth's favorite girl clown, the teal in curtain
Speaker 2: Kate Cheney doesn't seem to have any problem with that concept.
Speaker 6: Or you could go the China option, which is to
Speaker 6: ban gambling altogether, or.
Speaker 33: Like Singapore, you know only tourists are allowed to gamble.
Speaker 5: Well, that's right, that is an option.
Speaker 3: That is an option.
Speaker 2: There you go while you hire roles in wa. You
Speaker 2: have been warned, as I always say to people in
Speaker 2: wealthy woke electorates across the nation, do yourself a favor
Speaker 2: and turf out a teal.
Speaker 3: What would Kenny Rodger think of that idea? Moners in.
Speaker 2: Hyperbol extreme exaggeration. Hyperbole is pronounced by Julia Gillard. Now
Speaker 2: have a listen to the e Safety Commissioner, our very
Speaker 2: own e Karen here.
Speaker 3: She is in Government House this week.
Speaker 33: During his presidency, Donald Trump not only savagely abused foes
Speaker 33: online with impunity, but was identified as a major super
Speaker 33: spreader of miss and disinformation. However, his online audience was
Speaker 33: so sizable and his content went so viral that none
Speaker 33: of the major platforms suspended him for repeated policy violations,
Speaker 33: making excuses for vaguely worded exceptions for public figures.
Speaker 2: This is a government chief censor attacking Donald Trump. She's
Speaker 2: sent searying she will sensor you from listening to if
Speaker 2: if that's what she's going to behave to legitimate political discourse.
Speaker 3: It's a disgrace reader super spreader.
Speaker 6: This woman is incredible, one of the Turnbull government's many mistakes.
Speaker 8: She is a leftist activist. She should not be in
Speaker 8: that role.
Speaker 6: She has censored factual tweets about men and breastfeeding, about transactivists,
Speaker 6: and she never would say anything about the very coordinated
Speaker 6: disinformation campaigns of the Democrats, the Russian collusion hoax.
Speaker 8: That was kind of a big deal, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: The fact that Biden to this day keeps repeating their
Speaker 6: fine people on both sides hoax.
Speaker 8: No, you won't hear.
Speaker 6: Her talking about super spreaders of disinformation the Democrats because
Speaker 6: she is an activist.
Speaker 4: And you know, I got to wonder if the e
Speaker 4: carrot is going to wind up asking for Twitter and
Speaker 4: Facebook to take down the vision and video of Donald
Speaker 4: Trump being killed worldwide?
Speaker 11: Why?
Speaker 4: Because of what we can't have that it might lead
Speaker 4: to social disharmony.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Trump, let's just have a quick listen to
Speaker 2: Trump earlier today.
Speaker 10: What they do is misinformation and disinformation, and they keep saying,
Speaker 10: here's a threat to democracy. I'm saying, what the hell
Speaker 10: did I do for democracy?
Speaker 11: Last week?
Speaker 3: I took a bullet for democracy.
Speaker 2: Well, I would argue, and it's my opinion only that
Speaker 2: the censorship that we are seeing from the likes of
Speaker 2: the E Safety Commission, that's the threat to democracy. That's
Speaker 2: the threat to your free speech. It needs to stop,
Speaker 2: it needs We cannot leave in a free country.
Speaker 6: Life boat children on children and their safety online. It
Speaker 6: has morphed into something entirely different and the Coalition but
Speaker 6: it's start getting interested in this issue.
Speaker 2: Absolutely free speech here on Outsiders every Sunday morning.
Speaker 3: We'll see you next Sunday morning. Thanks so much for watching.
Speaker 3: So yeah,