Speaker 1: On Scorne Lives Australia.
Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panehe Show.
Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panahe Show. I'm
Speaker 3: Danikiti Giorgio Coming up tonight. Anthony Alberizi is officially Australia's
Speaker 3: weakest Prime minister in decades. Will unpack the latest polling.
Speaker 3: You won't believe the desperate lens trans women. I'm going
Speaker 3: to to enter women's only bathrooms.
Speaker 4: Stephanie Bastian will.
Speaker 3: Join us the latest from the US with Alex Stein,
Speaker 3: including Donald Trump's dominating interview with yet another left.
Speaker 4: Wing media outlet.
Speaker 3: Prince William's meeting with Donald Trump goes Byrall. Kinsey Schofield
Speaker 3: will tell us why and of course left.
Speaker 4: He's losing it, including I'm not a.
Speaker 3: Way to politely address your guests at the Christmas table
Speaker 3: this year.
Speaker 2: I will not listen to anything that I said. When
Speaker 2: it is started with Hey ladies, I'm a vedy no
Speaker 2: a lady.
Speaker 3: Avedy Joining me now is Deputy Executive director at the
Speaker 3: Institute of Public Affairs, Daniel Wilde. Daniel, thanks for joining
Speaker 3: me this evening. I want to start firstly with this
Speaker 3: latest news poll voters consider Anthony Alberesi to be the
Speaker 3: weakest prime minister in decades, while Opposition leader Peter Dutton
Speaker 3: is widening his lead as the strongest leader.
Speaker 4: We'll go through it.
Speaker 3: Anthony Albernizi has increased his lead as the preferred PM,
Speaker 3: Dutton has dropped three points. However, in the two party
Speaker 3: preferred contest, this is interesting. Both parties remain tied at
Speaker 3: fifty fifty, marking a slight shift towards Labor with its
Speaker 3: one point lead. Daniel the prime Minister's popularity, look, we
Speaker 3: know it's hit a new low. It's been another shocking
Speaker 3: week for him, of course, following the response to the
Speaker 3: synagogue attack. Is he officially now our worst ever prime minister?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: I think he is certainly in the post World War
Speaker 6: II era. Danika GoF Whitlam, of course was right up there.
Speaker 6: But I think when you look at the the outcomes
Speaker 6: for our country, the fact is that we're going backwards.
Speaker 6: We've had seven consecutive quarters of negative per capita economic
Speaker 6: growth and that is worse than what took place during
Speaker 6: the Whitlam era. I think that we're more divided as
Speaker 6: a nation than at any time since World War Two.
Speaker 6: Including throughout the Vietnam War era, which is the course
Speaker 6: a very divisive time in our nation's history. So yeah,
Speaker 6: I think if you look at the outcomes, you'd have
Speaker 6: to say that he's the worst post World War two
Speaker 6: prime minister. What's interesting, and I think it would be
Speaker 6: a little bit concerning to the coalition, is that there
Speaker 6: are only fifty to fifty on a two party preferred basis,
Speaker 6: despite the fact that this government has overseen a series
Speaker 6: of failures, whether it's in our energy system, whether it's
Speaker 6: on migration, whether it's on our streets and our university campuses.
Speaker 6: So I think what Australias are looking for now is
Speaker 6: a vision for how the country would be different in
Speaker 6: a better way under a Dutton lead coalition, and I
Speaker 6: think that that's what the coalition will be focused on
Speaker 6: over the next few months as we had into the election.
Speaker 4: I completely agree, it's going to be a bold vision.
Speaker 3: It's going to be something out there to really get
Speaker 3: voters on board. Now, I mentioned the synagogue attack and
Speaker 3: Sky News host Shari Markson has been given exclusive access
Speaker 3: to Melbourne's Addass Israel Synagogue.
Speaker 4: Have a look at this.
Speaker 3: Vision here, Daniel, as Shari's walking through and you can
Speaker 3: see the places charred on the inside. It is really unrecognizable,
Speaker 3: of course, after it was fire bombed on Friday in
Speaker 3: that anti Semitic attack.
Speaker 4: It just breaks your heart to see this. Daniel. We've
Speaker 4: also got to remember.
Speaker 3: That synagogues were being fire bombed by the Nazis eighty
Speaker 3: years ago, and yet here we are in Australia in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: How did we get here?
Speaker 6: Well, that's right, we got here because of a lack
Speaker 6: of leadership and because of the moral permission that's been
Speaker 6: given for all kinds of behavior that we've seen since
Speaker 6: the seventh of October attack on is And it's a
Speaker 6: failure of our migration program and the multiculturalism ideology that's
Speaker 6: underpinned it, and a lack of willingness to actually enforce
Speaker 6: Australian values on those who enter our country, and then
Speaker 6: a lack of leadership in dealing with those who undertake
Speaker 6: these actions and other similar actions. Because once it started
Speaker 6: with the sort of hateful retric that we saw on
Speaker 6: the steps of the Sydney Opera House, and that at
Speaker 6: many other so called rallies or protests since then, every
Speaker 6: single time that they're allowed to get away with it
Speaker 6: simply emboldens the very worst elements of those kind of groups.
Speaker 6: So it gets to I think a failure of leadership
Speaker 6: for some time now. And so it's good that the
Speaker 6: Victorian police have said that they're treating this as a
Speaker 6: terrorist event, and that's what the Prime Minister has also said.
Speaker 6: So that means that there will be extra powers with
Speaker 6: which they can use to get to the bottom of
Speaker 6: who did this and what exactly were their motivations. So look,
Speaker 6: we need a quick investigation and then we need quick answers.
Speaker 6: But then more importantly, we need quick and meaningful actions
Speaker 6: from the federal government to make sure that something like
Speaker 6: this just never happens again.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, because it has gone on too long.
Speaker 1: You're right.
Speaker 3: It began two days after October seven on the steps
Speaker 3: of the Sydney Opera House.
Speaker 4: So enough is enough now, Daniel.
Speaker 3: The cost of Labour's first Nations People Ambassador has soared
Speaker 3: even higher. Federal documents revealed justin Muhammad is earning a
Speaker 3: total of seven hundred and fifty nine thousand dollars over
Speaker 3: two years and has now undertaken a total of fifteen
Speaker 3: overseas trips since being appointed.
Speaker 4: By Albo in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: But get this, almost a quarter of a million dollars
Speaker 3: in taxpayer funds is being paid to consultants to help
Speaker 3: develop a new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander foreign policy strategy.
Speaker 4: Daniel, I mean, how big of a waste of our
Speaker 4: money is this?
Speaker 3: We already voted no to the voice, So what on
Speaker 3: earth is now the point of this?
Speaker 4: And the ambassador.
Speaker 1: Well, you're bang on.
Speaker 6: I was just about to say we voted note to
Speaker 6: all of this, didn't we Sixty percent of Australian said
Speaker 6: they don't want to be divided by race, but this
Speaker 6: government has ignored that. You know, despite the fact that
Speaker 6: Australian said they don't want this inserted into our constitution.
Speaker 6: We've got a first nation's ambassador. We've also got state governments,
Speaker 6: particularly in Victoria, pursuing a treaty process. I do note
Speaker 6: that one of the exemptions to this is the L
Speaker 6: ANDP government in Queensland, which has scrapped the Truth Telling Commission,
Speaker 6: which is a very important step towards uniting Queenslanders. And
Speaker 6: when you look at this, it just doesn't make sense
Speaker 6: because First Nations peoples are Australians. They are represented by
Speaker 6: our foreign policy establishment. It doesn't make sense to have
Speaker 6: a first nation's ambassador because they are not a separate
Speaker 6: nation and to suggest that they are is incredibly divisive
Speaker 6: and it's exactly the opposite of what Australians have called for.
Speaker 6: So I think it's another example of how the political
Speaker 6: elites in this country simply ignore mainstream Australians when they
Speaker 6: voted no to the Voice to Parliament. And if you
Speaker 6: want to look at why is Anthony Albernie he struggling
Speaker 6: in the polls, why is his personal popularity going down? Well,
Speaker 6: it's because he ignores people when they call for these
Speaker 6: things and continues down this divisive path which Australians simply
Speaker 6: do not want.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: I completely agree with you spot on.
Speaker 3: And now speaking of division, we saw that humiliating apology
Speaker 3: and back down last week by the Australian Venue Co
Speaker 3: Hospitality Group after it announced it would ban Australia Day
Speaker 3: celebrations at more than two hundred pubs across the country. Now,
Speaker 3: you have conducted some research into Australian's attitudes towards Australia Day.
Speaker 4: What have you found?
Speaker 6: Well, it won't surprise you to learn that Australians think
Speaker 6: Australia is a pretty good country and they want to
Speaker 6: keep it that way. Close to two thirds of Australians
Speaker 6: want to celebrate Australia Day on the twenty sixth of January,
Speaker 6: and it is just a noisy minority who continue to agitate.
Speaker 6: And you know when they say they want to change
Speaker 6: the date, they don't want to change the date. They
Speaker 6: want to get rid of the date because they won't
Speaker 6: give you an alternative date that they want to celebrate
Speaker 6: Australia Day on. And that's because they don't believe Australia
Speaker 6: is worth celebrating, you know. So this back down from
Speaker 6: Australia Venue Co was very significant.
Speaker 4: It happened only twenty four.
Speaker 6: Hours after they said they were going to ban celebrations
Speaker 6: at their pubs, and that's because mainstream Australians have become
Speaker 6: emboldened in speaking out. We saw what happened earlier this
Speaker 6: year with Woolworths who said they're not stocking Australian items
Speaker 6: on Australia Day because you know, they claimed it wasn't
Speaker 6: commercially viable, which is always just corporate spin and their
Speaker 6: brad Banducci, the CEO, within a couple of weeks, had
Speaker 6: to resign earlier than what he wanted to because of
Speaker 6: that decision. So again it all comes down to the
Speaker 6: Voice to Parliament, which mainstream Australians won. And since then,
Speaker 6: I think it's become clearer that there are many more
Speaker 6: Australians who share our values and who share our views
Speaker 6: than do not.
Speaker 4: And I think we're going to see.
Speaker 6: A lot more of this backing down from corporates and
Speaker 6: others in the elite sections of our society, because at
Speaker 6: the end of the day, we just want to celebrate
Speaker 6: our country, remember everything that we've achieved, and we've got
Speaker 6: every right to do that.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and we've got to start pushing back as well
Speaker 3: against corporate Australia and their ridiculous views. So I'm glad
Speaker 3: that some common sense prevailed last week.
Speaker 4: Now. We spoke earlier about cost of.
Speaker 3: Living and Australia has reported a twenty two percent increase
Speaker 3: in homelessness in the last three years, while the rate
Speaker 3: of people seeking homelessness support despite being employed has also
Speaker 3: increased from ten point nine to fifteen point three percent.
Speaker 4: At the same time, labor.
Speaker 3: Is being urged to help job seekers as the number
Speaker 3: of entry level jobs declined sharply.
Speaker 4: Daniel, what's the solution here, do you think?
Speaker 6: Well, the solution is you've got a cut migration. You know,
Speaker 6: we've had a massive, unplanned mass migration experiment. There's been
Speaker 6: something like one point five million Australians on a net
Speaker 6: basis that have entered this country since this government took office,
Speaker 6: and there's going to be figures out later this week
Speaker 6: to finalize last financial year's intake. But it's as a
Speaker 6: massive increase. There hasn't been proper planning or as you
Speaker 6: have to do is look at the housing market to
Speaker 6: see rental affordability, and housing affordability has plummeted. Access to
Speaker 6: basic social services has been curtailed. And again I'm not
Speaker 6: blaming the migrants themselves, because of course you'd want to
Speaker 6: come to a country like Australia, such a great country
Speaker 6: with so much to offer. But you know, a migration
Speaker 6: program has to be planned for, it must have the
Speaker 6: consent of the community, and it needs to be targeted
Speaker 6: towards areas of economic need. Now, plainly that hasn't happened.
Speaker 6: We've got something like three hundred and thirty thousand job
Speaker 6: vacancies still across our country, which is about one third
Speaker 6: higher than pre COVID. So we've had this massive intake
Speaker 6: of migrants, but we've still got all these job vacancies,
Speaker 6: so something isn't adding up. So you know, the number
Speaker 6: one cause of homelessness is a lack of planning around
Speaker 6: our migration program and you know the government needs to
Speaker 6: act quickly to fix it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Big Australia just keeps getting bigger and it's a
Speaker 3: huge problem.
Speaker 4: Now before we let you go, break ins.
Speaker 3: Car, THEFS and organized crime across New South Wales have
Speaker 3: fueled the resurgence of volunteer run neighborhood watch groups on
Speaker 3: social media year accounts, which have proved to be quite
Speaker 3: invaluable in trying to catch crims from the bush to
Speaker 3: the city. Daniel, we know this is where CCTV footage
Speaker 3: is shared, pictures of offenders, other information. But I've got
Speaker 3: to ask you, I mean, are the police failing us here?
Speaker 4: Shouldn't they be doing this.
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: Ideally they would be. I think often their resources are
Speaker 6: stretched pretty thin. I think the neighborhood watch programs work
Speaker 6: well when it's hand in glove with the police. But
Speaker 6: I understand communities who feel that they're not being looked
Speaker 6: after and they're not being properly attended to take matters
Speaker 6: into their own hands. I wonder whether the response to
Speaker 6: COVID has had something to do with this. I mean,
Speaker 6: certainly in Victoria, maybe not so much in New South Wales,
Speaker 6: but where we had a two tiered policing system, you know,
Speaker 6: where Black Lives Matter protesters could go out and protest.
Speaker 6: But we had people like Zoe Buehler, who was a
Speaker 6: mother saying that she didn't want lockdowns, who was arrested
Speaker 6: in her home for putting her opinion on social media.
Speaker 6: And I think a lot of people look at that
Speaker 6: and they say, well, you know, hang on a minute,
Speaker 6: are the police really here to enforce the law or
Speaker 6: have they been politicized? And this is what can happen
Speaker 6: when people lose trust and confidence in policing and also
Speaker 6: the criminal justice system. So look, I hope that's not
Speaker 6: the reason for it, and I hope that, like I say,
Speaker 6: these community groups can work hand in glove with the
Speaker 6: police and we'll see. But certainly this is why we
Speaker 6: need to have trust and confidence in the policing system
Speaker 6: and the criminal justice system.
Speaker 4: More broadly, absolutely no, I completely agree. Daniel Wilde. Good
Speaker 4: to have you on.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for joining us, joining me now
Speaker 3: is the head of advocacy at Women's Forum Australia, Stephanie Bastian. Stephanie,
Speaker 3: good to see you, Thank you for joining me. I
Speaker 3: want to start with this decision by a family court
Speaker 3: judge to grant cross sex hormones to a gender dysphoric
Speaker 3: fifteen year old. Judge at Terry Maguire ruled in favor
Speaker 3: of the child, known to the court as Kelly, taking
Speaker 3: the treatment, despite Kelly's father indicating he did not support
Speaker 3: the intervention and did not provide his express consent.
Speaker 4: Stephanie, where to even begin here?
Speaker 3: The judge granted this despite citing the consequences of people
Speaker 3: regretting their change of gender down the track. So why
Speaker 3: grant it if you know that there is a risk,
Speaker 3: but also if the parent has said no.
Speaker 7: Well, good evening, Danika, great to join you. There are
Speaker 7: a number of issues to unpack here. First of all,
Speaker 7: it's incredibly concerning that the judges are giving a green
Speaker 7: light on these treatments given we know the harmful side effects,
Speaker 7: including cancer, infertility, damage to bone, density, and the reason
Speaker 7: they're doing it is because they're relying on outdated medical
Speaker 7: information pushed by doctors through activist organizations like WPASS. What's
Speaker 7: incredibly sad tragic is the fact that most children statistically
Speaker 7: will outgrow genders for it if it is not affirmed
Speaker 7: by the time they reach by the time they finish
Speaker 7: going through puberty. This is just another reason why we
Speaker 7: need to have a federal inquiry in conjunction with the
Speaker 7: States to ascertain exactly what's going on here and to
Speaker 7: ensure that Australia is keeping up with the international community
Speaker 7: medical community on this issue, who are increasingly moving away
Speaker 7: from the affirmation model. Now, this one more thing I
Speaker 7: really want to touch on very quickly, and this is
Speaker 7: the claim that.
Speaker 4: The child was transgender from the age of two.
Speaker 7: Two year olds do not believe they were born in
Speaker 7: the wrong body, and I think it's incredibly disturbing when
Speaker 7: you have two and three year olds being presented to
Speaker 7: gender clinics, and I think we need to be investigating
Speaker 7: the influencers in their life because I can guarantee you
Speaker 7: conversion practices are still happening.
Speaker 4: This is it.
Speaker 7: It's not the other treatments that we've heard about that
Speaker 7: have passed the conversion practices bands that's legislated, the affirmation model.
Speaker 7: It's influences in young children's lives that are telling them
Speaker 7: that they are gender dysphoric or identifying as transgender.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's not like a two year old understands
Speaker 3: what's going on. I mean that is it is so
Speaker 3: bad and you just never know what could happen in
Speaker 3: the future to this child who has just been corrupted
Speaker 3: by this ideology.
Speaker 4: It's just absolutely shocking.
Speaker 3: Now more than a dozen transgender activists, including the notorious
Speaker 3: military intelligence laky Chelsea Manning, have been arrested for staging
Speaker 3: a protest inside eight women's bathroom. These activists were protesting
Speaker 3: and your rule requiring individuals to use single sex facilities
Speaker 3: that correspond with their biological sex.
Speaker 4: Who would have thought, but have a listen to this.
Speaker 3: And it's no wonder people feel emboldened to do this
Speaker 3: when they have so called influences spreading messages like this.
Speaker 8: Trans women are more afraid of you in the bathroom
Speaker 8: than you are of us. Every time we step foot
Speaker 8: in a woman's bathroom, there's fear, fear that someone will
Speaker 8: attack us or accuse us of something we didn't do.
Speaker 8: But why don't we just use the men's room? You say, Well,
Speaker 8: it's because it's about more than just the bathrooms. This
Speaker 8: is about the world accepting us for the women.
Speaker 1: That we are.
Speaker 3: Stephanie, this is truly frightening but also sickening at the
Speaker 3: same time. But the fact trans people are going to
Speaker 3: so much effort in order to enter women's only spaces, what.
Speaker 4: Does that tell you.
Speaker 7: Look, the entitlement is extraordinary, and I think that we
Speaker 7: have seen this over and over again, the bullying tactics,
Speaker 7: the determination to force women to move aside and to
Speaker 7: acquiesce to their demands for our spaces. It's not a
Speaker 7: quality to tell women that they're not entitled to single
Speaker 7: sex spaces. Men have their own private bathrooms.
Speaker 4: If they're not.
Speaker 7: Comfortable using those, they can use multipurpose single unit facilities.
Speaker 4: They're widely available. But it is incredibly wrong.
Speaker 7: I'm just so pleased to see what's happening in the
Speaker 7: US with Nancy Mace and the common sense approach, and
Speaker 7: I hope we can see that happen more around the globe.
Speaker 3: But I mean, we look here in Australia as we know,
Speaker 3: we had those self id laws pass in parts of
Speaker 3: the country here in New South Wales, the most recent
Speaker 3: where you don't need to change your birth certificate in
Speaker 3: order to identify. I mean, this is where we're heading to, Stephanie.
Speaker 3: How concerning is this?
Speaker 7: These laws have been a great concern because obviously it
Speaker 7: entrenches this ideology further into law, and it makes it
Speaker 7: harder for women to push back, particularly when they're being
Speaker 7: dragged to court, and women increasingly are being dragged to
Speaker 7: court when they do push back. So I'm really hoping
Speaker 7: that with the new LNP in Queensland and commitments from
Speaker 7: Libby Metum in Wa, that we can see some common
Speaker 7: sense emerge. I think that this is as the issues
Speaker 7: evolved from these laws and the court cases increase and
Speaker 7: the harm to women increase, I'm sure that they'll be
Speaker 7: you change in the future. It's just how much damage
Speaker 7: needs to be done first.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's happening everywhere. It's frightening now.
Speaker 3: Look, an NHS trust in the UK that has been
Speaker 3: accused of spreading misinformation by claiming that transgender women could
Speaker 3: breastfeed as effectively as new mothers has backflipped on that stance.
Speaker 4: Because of a backlash.
Speaker 3: Of course, now it follows guidelines drawn up by the
Speaker 3: Trust which advised that trans women.
Speaker 4: May be able to induce lactation.
Speaker 3: Stephanie, it has taken the NHS how long to realize that.
Speaker 4: Men can't actually breastfeed.
Speaker 7: Well, it's taken them too long, but better late than ever. Unfortunately,
Speaker 7: we have similar issues in Australia. Jasmine Success Sussex is
Speaker 7: a breastfeeding specialist who's been dragged to court for saying
Speaker 7: that men cannot chess feed and they can't. But unfortunately
Speaker 7: the u Istraian Breastfeeding Association and organizations like the Royal
Speaker 7: Women's Hospital in Melbourne are saying that they can all
Speaker 7: twopeas men that want to indulge in this idea, this
Speaker 7: fetish that they can be women and they can chest
Speaker 7: feed their babies. And it's incredibly concerning, disturbing, even when
Speaker 7: you consider the fact that there is a lack of
Speaker 7: data on the safety and nutritional value that's being fed
Speaker 7: to these infants.
Speaker 3: And that is exactly right. This is the problem is
Speaker 3: we don't have any data on it. And let's be realistic,
Speaker 3: men can't actually breastfeed. Stephanie Bastien really good to have
Speaker 3: you on. Thank you so much for joining us on
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 4: Absolute pleasure.
Speaker 3: Still to come Lefties Losing It plus Alex Stein joins
Speaker 3: us to unpack Donald Trump's dominating interview.
Speaker 4: That's next.
Speaker 3: Now it's time for lefties Losing it, starting with All
Speaker 3: I Want for Christmas? Now, most people just want good health,
Speaker 3: perhaps happiness, a pet, money. This lefty, though, their wish
Speaker 3: has got to do with the spelling of the word
Speaker 3: Christmas and its apparent link to hormone replacement therapy HRT.
Speaker 9: Please keep the HT in Christmas. Christmas without HRT is Chistmas,
Speaker 9: and I think we can all agree we need the HRT.
Speaker 9: Happy elardies.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, my Christmas wish for you is to get
Speaker 3: some help now. If you want to know how to
Speaker 3: properly address your guests at the Christmas table this year,
Speaker 3: don't worry.
Speaker 4: I've got you covered.
Speaker 10: And whenever anyone addresses a group as ladies, I am
Speaker 10: not included. So when they say, hey, ladies, let's like
Speaker 10: start talking or hay, ladies, let's get to work, I will.
Speaker 2: Do none of it because you're not talking to me.
Speaker 2: You're not talking to me, You're not talking to me.
Speaker 2: So I will not listen to anything that is said
Speaker 2: when it is started with hey, ladies, I'm a eighty,
Speaker 2: not a lady a eighty.
Speaker 3: Ah, okay, gotcha, But don't you just want to shout
Speaker 3: lady at her and see what she says. Now to
Speaker 3: the poor old lefty Democrat voters who were still so
Speaker 3: sad about Trump's win, take fits lefty for example, who
Speaker 3: was taken upon herself so very bravely, I must say
Speaker 3: to deliver I mean passion pleading to Joe Biden and
Speaker 3: Kamla Harris.
Speaker 11: You tell us for months what a danger this man is,
Speaker 11: and now he is proving it to everybody, and you
Speaker 11: guys are nowhere to be found, and nothing is being done.
Speaker 11: People are demanding a recount. People are demanding something be done.
Speaker 11: We stood by you, We did everything you asked us
Speaker 11: to do, and then you just conceded and disappeared. And
Speaker 11: now we are all facing the hell that is coming.
Speaker 11: Nothing that we can see is being done about this.
Speaker 4: Nothing.
Speaker 11: You need to do something because this is our lives
Speaker 11: on the line. You went democracy, fight for it all.
Speaker 4: Recount Now that's an interesting one.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess, after all, their lives are on
Speaker 3: the line here, and while we're at it, here is a.
Speaker 4: Very important public service announcement.
Speaker 12: Trump is winning and I'm going to flee to Canada
Speaker 12: next week. I'm a Chinese national working on a temporary
Speaker 12: visa in the United States for about ten years. In
Speaker 12: the past administration of Trump, I have been experiencing a
Speaker 12: lot of hurdles, and now Trump won the election again.
Speaker 12: What I'm going to do is to flee to Canada
Speaker 12: next week to escape the Trump Plan.
Speaker 4: Wow. I feel really better knowing that. Thank you. That
Speaker 4: was really really brave of you to share to the world.
Speaker 3: And also thank you for a mask to protect us
Speaker 3: from spreading your Trump derangement syndrome. Now to the most bitter, rattled, deranged,
Speaker 3: and sad man in the Democrats, Barack Obama.
Speaker 13: The election proved that democracy is pretty far down on
Speaker 13: people's priority list. Pluralism is not about holding hands and
Speaker 13: singing Kumbaya. It is not about abandoning your convictions. It
Speaker 13: is about recognizing that any democracy power comes from forging
Speaker 13: alliances and building coalitions, and making room in those coalitions
Speaker 13: not only for the woke, but also for the waking.
Speaker 3: Actually, maybe Barak, it's got something to do with your
Speaker 3: DEI pick for office, Kamala Harris. It's truly breathtaking how
Speaker 3: irrelevant this guy is.
Speaker 4: And how about tampon? Tim?
Speaker 3: Sorry Tim Walls, the poor blokes now resorted to blaming
Speaker 3: America for the election loss.
Speaker 14: We were pledging to be inclusive, we were pledging to
Speaker 14: bring people in. Donald Trump has said that that isn't
Speaker 14: what he wants, and so if that's what America's leaning towards,
Speaker 14: I guess for me, it's to understand and learn more
Speaker 14: about America.
Speaker 4: And actually that's why you lost mister woke Waltz. And
Speaker 4: clearly the crazy Jane runs in that family. Because listen up, ladies, Tim.
Speaker 3: Walls's daughter is offering up some crucial dating advice.
Speaker 4: Do not date men who followed Joe Rogan on social media.
Speaker 15: The first thing we do when someone starts talking to
Speaker 15: a new person, if they follow him, we're like, yeah,
Speaker 15: this person probably isn't a great person and probably our
Speaker 15: values don't align.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna move on from that.
Speaker 15: And honestly, it's worked out well for all of us. Like,
Speaker 15: obviously there's been some heartbreak in there because of it,
Speaker 15: or at least some disappointment, but it truly is a
Speaker 15: litmus test and I got you, ladies. You should start
Speaker 15: doing it.
Speaker 4: Ladies, he's a red flag.
Speaker 3: Maybe these women should ask men if they voted for
Speaker 3: Tim Walls instead.
Speaker 4: I hear that's a real game changer in the dating world.
Speaker 3: And to Joe Biden, whose hair has proven the man
Speaker 3: really has had it.
Speaker 4: Here he was at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony where.
Speaker 3: Well it's obvious he was the one who switched on
Speaker 3: the power.
Speaker 4: In fact, we have some.
Speaker 3: More exclusive footage from that night to show you.
Speaker 4: Here he is here. Here's no way. Oh guys, that's
Speaker 4: that's not him. That's Dr Emmett Brown from Back to
Speaker 4: the Future.
Speaker 3: Sorry, that's not right. Let's try this again. Here we go,
Speaker 3: Joe Biden. Everyone, No, no, no, no, that that's wrong.
Speaker 3: It's that's even he's a scrooge after having just seen
Speaker 3: all three ghosts of Christmas pass.
Speaker 4: Can we get this right quick?
Speaker 3: Try again, try again, please, let's try No, Nope, no, no,
Speaker 3: that's Roy Munson. Just forget it now more left. He
Speaker 3: is losing it with my next test. Comedian and host
Speaker 3: of Prime Time with Alex Stein on Blaze TV, Alex
Speaker 3: Stein Alex.
Speaker 4: Good to say you.
Speaker 3: Let's start with Donald Trump absolutely destroying a bias interviewer
Speaker 3: Kristin Welker on the press.
Speaker 4: Have a look at this.
Speaker 16: I don't have to tell you this because you've talked
Speaker 16: about it. It comes at a time when the country
Speaker 16: is deeply divided, and now you're going to be leading
Speaker 16: this country for the next four years. For the sake
Speaker 16: of unifying this country, will you concede the twenty twenty
Speaker 16: election and turn the page on that chapter?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: No, why would I do that.
Speaker 1: But let me just tell you.
Speaker 5: When you say the country is deeply divided, I'm not
Speaker 5: the president. Joe Biden's the press.
Speaker 4: But you're going to be the president.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not the president. So when you say it's
Speaker 5: deeply divided, I agree. But Biden's the president, I'm not,
Speaker 5: and he has been a divider.
Speaker 1: I have the right to do that.
Speaker 5: But I'm not interested in that.
Speaker 16: You're not.
Speaker 5: I'm not interested.
Speaker 1: I have the absolute right.
Speaker 5: I'm the chief law enforcement all you do know that
Speaker 5: I'm the president, but I'm not interested in that. You
Speaker 5: know what, I'm interested in drilling and getting traces down
Speaker 5: and stopping people from pouring into our border that come
Speaker 5: from prisons. And mental institutions.
Speaker 4: Alex This was brilliant by Trump. He is so measured.
Speaker 3: He's a real master at handling these interviews. What does
Speaker 3: it say about the vendetta of the left wing media
Speaker 3: even though seventy four million Americans back to Donald Trump.
Speaker 17: Well, you know, Donald Trump should look into it because
Speaker 17: when it came into the twenty twenty election, Donald Trump
Speaker 17: won all fifty states when it came to in person voting,
Speaker 17: and Joe Biden won all fifty states, even the most
Speaker 17: conservative states when it came to mail end ballots.
Speaker 3: And Donald Trump also sent a message to Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: supporters and those who did not vote for him.
Speaker 4: This is what he said during that interview.
Speaker 16: What do you want to say to Americans who didn't
Speaker 16: support you in this campaign.
Speaker 5: I'm going to treat you everybody as well as I
Speaker 5: have treated the greatest MAGA supporters. Has never been anything
Speaker 5: like Mega in the history of this country. These people
Speaker 5: are so dedicated to making America great again. It's very simple,
Speaker 5: and I'm going to treat them just the same as
Speaker 5: they treat MEGA. We're going to treat everybody good. We
Speaker 5: want success for our country, we wants safety for our country.
Speaker 3: Alex He loves his MAGA, but he also said that
Speaker 3: he won't take revenge against his foes. What do you
Speaker 3: make of those comments?
Speaker 1: Well, I believe them.
Speaker 17: And whether you've voted for Donald Trump or not, once
Speaker 17: the gas prices go down and people are able to
Speaker 17: afford groceries again and people can have a better lifestyle,
Speaker 17: that affects everybody, whether you've voted for Donald Trump or not.
Speaker 17: So I believe them one. And Donald Trump doesn't have
Speaker 17: to go after his enemies. He just needs to put
Speaker 17: in a cabinet that will actually do the due diligence
Speaker 17: work that the leftists wouldn't do, that Kamala Harris wouldn't do,
Speaker 17: and Joe Biden wouldn't do. So I don't think it's
Speaker 17: a bingeful motivation for Donald Trump. I think it's just
Speaker 17: trying to make this country great again. And I believe
Speaker 17: it when he says.
Speaker 3: That, I completely agree. You can tell he is solely
Speaker 3: focused on making America great again and just getting down
Speaker 3: to business.
Speaker 4: Good on him. Now.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's handshake with the French president of Manuel Macron
Speaker 3: at their meeting in Paris at the weekend, it's really
Speaker 3: been I've got to say the talk of social media.
Speaker 4: I have a look at this. That's one firm grip.
Speaker 3: But I'm going to say it reminded us of this
Speaker 3: handshake with Vladimir Putin back in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: Learn anything.
Speaker 4: He pulled him in there, Alex.
Speaker 3: But I've got to say, you know, Trump's a strong businessman.
Speaker 3: People say he is dominating world leaders. But after America's
Speaker 3: week leadership, is this what they need to do to
Speaker 3: gain respect on the global stage again?
Speaker 1: One percent?
Speaker 17: And Donald Trump wrote the New York Times Best Art
Speaker 17: of the Deal, so he knows when you go into
Speaker 17: a business meeting, you got to show some dominance, and
Speaker 17: you've got to shake a man's hand hard. And you know,
Speaker 17: I love those memes of Macran's hand all dismanngled.
Speaker 1: You know, they show the.
Speaker 17: Fake X rays or his hand looks like he's broken.
Speaker 17: So yes, we need a strong president. Joe Biden can't
Speaker 17: even squeeze a lemon if he wanted it in his
Speaker 17: iced tea. So yes, thank the Lord that we have
Speaker 17: a president that's dominant, that's going to go in there
Speaker 17: and assert his dominance in these meetings and help America
Speaker 17: on the world stage.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you do you think that that this
Speaker 3: is a deliberate strategy by Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Do you think he deliberately really grips.
Speaker 3: On to hands. Is that his message? That is a
Speaker 3: message he's trying to send.
Speaker 1: Oh, one hundred percent.
Speaker 17: I mean, if you see it, even the impersonators, he
Speaker 17: always grabs a handshake and brings them in. Because you're
Speaker 17: an American, I'm sure other countries. When you're a young man,
Speaker 17: you have to learn to respect another person is to
Speaker 17: shake their hand. So to have a dominant handshake like that,
Speaker 17: that's not an accident. He's not just doing that to
Speaker 17: be funny. He's doing that to his dominance. And Donald
Speaker 17: Trump's one of the most dominant human beings on planet Earth,
Speaker 17: so he knows what he's doing.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I look forward to another few years of him
Speaker 3: shaking hands all around the world.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 3: Now we've got to talk about Jill Biden aka doctor Jill.
Speaker 3: I think that this is more proof that she didn't
Speaker 3: vote did indeed vote for Donald Trump at the election,
Speaker 3: because the two were spotted enjoying a chat in France
Speaker 3: over the weekend.
Speaker 4: They looked very happy together.
Speaker 3: But in true Trump fashion, he's now taken to truth
Speaker 3: Social to promote his new Trump fumes and colognes, and
Speaker 3: what a photo that is. Firstly, what do you think
Speaker 3: about this exchange, Alex.
Speaker 17: Well, let me just tell you this, as a person
Speaker 17: that's met Donald Trump, he does have an aura that
Speaker 17: is positive.
Speaker 1: He makes you happy.
Speaker 17: So I think that's just her natural reaction when she
Speaker 17: sees Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: But on top of that, you're right, they don't like
Speaker 1: the Kamala Harris.
Speaker 17: It basically stage Jacou to make her husband a step
Speaker 17: down from running for president. So there's bad blood between
Speaker 17: Jill Biden and Kamala Harris one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: So she's happy that Donald Trump won.
Speaker 17: Joe Biden wants to go down as his legacy being
Speaker 17: the only person who.
Speaker 1: Beat Donald Trump.
Speaker 17: So yes, Jill does not like Kamala and she does
Speaker 17: like Donald Trump, whether she admits it or not.
Speaker 4: Well, that's what I was about to show you.
Speaker 3: You have a look at that interaction versus this interaction
Speaker 3: with doctor Jill and Kamala.
Speaker 4: You can see that that doctor Jill even refused to look.
Speaker 3: At Kamala Harris. Alex, there's a rift here. Surely this
Speaker 3: is pretty bad.
Speaker 17: Right, Well, and not only that but if you really
Speaker 17: look at that video, it's also Doug him off in
Speaker 17: that video, and he's accused of, you know, assaulting women.
Speaker 17: So I don't think she likes Doug either, So I
Speaker 17: don't blame her for.
Speaker 1: Having that negative facial expression.
Speaker 17: She doesn't like either of them, and I think she
Speaker 17: has the right opinion, you know, having that opinion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I completely agree.
Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about the public sector, because they seem
Speaker 3: like they're absolutely.
Speaker 4: They're in shambles at the moment.
Speaker 3: They're scrubbing their Facebook and x accounts for any negative
Speaker 3: posts about Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Are mid fears of.
Speaker 3: A purge, but this particular part's hilarious. Some, including at
Speaker 3: least one prominent official who testified in Trump's first impeachment inquiry,
Speaker 3: are weighing putting in their retirement papers.
Speaker 4: Alex, what do you make of all this sudden panic.
Speaker 17: I hope they all quit, and especially all the new
Speaker 17: IRS agents that they hired.
Speaker 1: I mean, people are getting audited left and right.
Speaker 17: I hope Donald Trump goes in there and all these
Speaker 17: federal employees, if they're tweeting something weird.
Speaker 1: Kick them out of there. Let them go work at home,
Speaker 1: depot or somewhere.
Speaker 17: You know that there's a place where they can get
Speaker 17: a job if they have that on their resume. But
Speaker 17: working for the federal government for a president that they
Speaker 17: hate cs I, Nora, don't let the door hit you
Speaker 17: on the bottom when you get out of here.
Speaker 3: But surely these people wouldn't want to work for a
Speaker 3: president that they don't like any Alex.
Speaker 17: Well, you're right, but you know, these people are just
Speaker 17: basically indentured servants. You know, they don't have anywhere else
Speaker 17: to go. They've been there so long. They're just going
Speaker 17: to just keep their job anyway possible. But I hope
Speaker 17: Donald Trump smokes them all out. We just don't need
Speaker 17: federal employees. They're going to go after American citizens for
Speaker 17: you know, a small number of tax issues. It's just
Speaker 17: I don't like any of the federal employees. They don't
Speaker 17: like Donald Trump because they don't like America.
Speaker 3: No, you're spot on that they're certainly not MAGA supporters,
Speaker 3: that's for sure. Now I want to unpack what's going
Speaker 3: on at the moment with Pete hegg Seth. Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: allies are expected to ramp up criticisms against Republican Iowa
Speaker 3: Senator Jonie Ernst a Sheep stores on offering support to
Speaker 3: Pete Haig Seth. Of course he is Donald Trump's Secretary
Speaker 3: of Defense. Pick firstly, what's going on here? Explain the
Speaker 3: situation to us.
Speaker 1: Well, they're really worried about Pete.
Speaker 17: You know, they try to claim that he's just a
Speaker 17: inexperien Urian's Fox News host was is not the case
Speaker 17: at all. He's a veteran, and they're worried because he's
Speaker 17: going to go after a lot of this trans ideology
Speaker 17: and work ideology that's currently in the military. You know,
Speaker 17: this isn't a conservative viewpoint, but I'm actually not against
Speaker 17: transgenders in the military. If they want to go five
Speaker 17: for a country, that's fine, but they shouldn't be in
Speaker 17: charge of the military. They should be in their own
Speaker 17: division or something. So they're worried about that. They're worried
Speaker 17: about all the transgenders and all the people with genderdice
Speaker 17: for you getting kicked out.
Speaker 1: So I love Pete.
Speaker 17: I can't wait for him to get in there and
Speaker 17: really shake things up.
Speaker 1: That's why they're scared.
Speaker 3: And I've got to say, he even said the other
Speaker 3: day Pete made really strong comments. He said in the
Speaker 3: end I'm not here. I don't need to answer to anyone.
Speaker 3: I don't answer to the media. The person who I
Speaker 3: answer to is Donald Trump. And I thought that that
Speaker 3: was a really fair and measured comment. Do you think
Speaker 3: that the media, particularly the left wing media, and now
Speaker 3: deliberately going after him?
Speaker 1: Oh one percent? And they're going after all of Trump's nomination.
Speaker 17: I mean, there's nobody in Trump's cabinet that the media likes,
Speaker 17: not that I've noticed. I haven't heard one pundit on
Speaker 17: MSNBC or CNN give any support to any of Trump's
Speaker 17: cabinet picks. So they have to go after him, whether
Speaker 17: they liked him or not. So Pete is no more
Speaker 17: than just a Fox News host. He's going to get
Speaker 17: in there. He's going to make change. Cash Bettel is
Speaker 17: going to be incredible. He's going to totally shake up
Speaker 17: the FBI. So I'm so excited for all these picks,
Speaker 17: and the more it scares the media, the happier it
Speaker 17: makes me.
Speaker 4: And just a point that you touched on before.
Speaker 3: At the same time, a conservative research group has compiled
Speaker 3: a list of woke senior officers they want him to
Speaker 3: sack should he be confirmed, which it says are excessively
Speaker 3: focused on diversity, equity and inclusion and other similar left
Speaker 3: wing initiatives.
Speaker 4: Is this why they're so scared of him?
Speaker 18: Do you think one hundred percent in our military should
Speaker 18: be a meritocracy? You should be a pointed for positions
Speaker 18: and earn your position on being excellent.
Speaker 1: But instead we have this DEI.
Speaker 17: Program that just picks people by their race and by
Speaker 17: their gender, or by their non binary or by their transgender.
Speaker 1: And so when you do that, when you.
Speaker 17: Elevate people based on checks because of their race, that's racist.
Speaker 17: So he's going to shake things up, and he's going
Speaker 17: to put the best people in charge.
Speaker 1: And I can't wait.
Speaker 17: And I think America's safety is going to increase exponentially
Speaker 17: once he gets in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree. Enough of the DEI picks.
Speaker 3: It's just getting absolutely out of control now, Alex, Look,
Speaker 3: we love your passion of course on this show, but
Speaker 3: we especially love your very bold display of passion for
Speaker 3: America on board Frontier Airlines.
Speaker 4: Check this out.
Speaker 1: We're on the flight. Some people don't like to have
Speaker 1: it's got to like to have. The guys have a
Speaker 1: pip on a bland. You know, we love Donald Trump here.
Speaker 17: Future forty seventh, and don't forget if he's the forty
Speaker 17: fifth president.
Speaker 1: What's got there?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 3: You put the hat on four off specially, I mean there,
Speaker 3: you're iconic.
Speaker 4: What could I say? Firstly, what was the reaction on
Speaker 4: board that airline to this?
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I got a couple mean looks.
Speaker 17: But when I was walking through the airport, I could
Speaker 17: not believe how many people were so pumped up.
Speaker 1: About this hat.
Speaker 17: And obviously it's a joke that it's oversized and it's
Speaker 17: a goofy hat, but so many more people than I
Speaker 17: expected it came up to me and said, awesome hat.
Speaker 17: But my seat mate, I'm going to post a video.
Speaker 17: I've just sent it to my editor. It's taken a minute.
Speaker 1: They didn't want to talk to me the whole entire flight.
Speaker 17: But other than the two people sitting next to me,
Speaker 17: people love this hat. People are happy that Donald Trump's
Speaker 17: back in office, and this support is overwhelming.
Speaker 1: And I thought I was going to get more mean.
Speaker 17: Looks, but I would say it would be eighty twenty
Speaker 17: positive verse negative.
Speaker 1: When I wear this hat, I think, you.
Speaker 3: Know, that's funny because I feel like now it's become
Speaker 3: a fashion trend. The hat that Donald Trump YMCA dance.
Speaker 3: People love it now. I feel like it's different this
Speaker 3: time around.
Speaker 17: Alex No, you're exactly right, because in twenty six people
Speaker 17: were scared to support Donald Trump, and then after what
Speaker 17: happened in twenty twenty, more people started to wake up.
Speaker 17: And now people are done worrying about being politically correct
Speaker 17: all the time. They're done worrying about what their coworkers think.
Speaker 17: They're happy that Donald Trump is in office. They're happy
Speaker 17: that gas prices are going to go down. They're happy
Speaker 17: that the border is not going to just be more
Speaker 17: holes in Swiss cheese. People are happy that Donald Trump
Speaker 17: is going to make America great again. And it's obvious
Speaker 17: because they showed up at the election. Donald Trump won overwhelmingly,
Speaker 17: and nobody predicted that, nobody in the mainstream media at least,
Speaker 17: no exactly.
Speaker 4: You're going to sell those hats? What are you doing
Speaker 4: with them?
Speaker 1: I should? This hat is ninety dollars, and I think
Speaker 1: after I wore.
Speaker 17: This, believe it or not, the company that was making it,
Speaker 17: I think they got a seasoned desist.
Speaker 1: And now Donald Trump's the only one that's allowed to
Speaker 1: sell his hat. So yes, this hat. I think I
Speaker 1: might have started a trend.
Speaker 17: But you're gonna see every American, not everyone, but a
Speaker 17: lot of Americans wearing this hat very soon.
Speaker 4: We need them here in Australia. Impult. The bvhere plays
Speaker 4: Alex Stein. Thank you so much for joining me.
Speaker 1: Thank you for having me. Always a pleasure.
Speaker 4: Still to come.
Speaker 3: Kinsey Schofield joins the show to discuss the latest royal.
Speaker 4: And celebrity news. That's next. Welcome back to the program.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Royal and celebrity commentator Kinsey Schofield.
Speaker 4: Kidsy, good to see you.
Speaker 3: Let's start with this news out of the US today.
Speaker 3: Rapper Jay Z has been accused of raping a teenage
Speaker 3: girl back in two thousand in a civil lawsuit that
Speaker 3: came to light over the weekend.
Speaker 4: Now, it's alleged.
Speaker 3: Carter sexually assaulted the thirteen year old girl alongside Sean
Speaker 3: Diddy Combs.
Speaker 4: Kinsey, what can you tell us about this news?
Speaker 19: Well, allegedly the assault happened after the young woman was
Speaker 19: driven to an MTV Video Awards after party in two thousand.
Speaker 19: You know, i'd say about this new civil filing, very
Speaker 19: specific details in this documentation, the kind that can be
Speaker 19: confirmed or proven false. So if this were to go
Speaker 19: to a judge or a jury, you know, with those
Speaker 19: types of details, if they can be proven true, I mean,
Speaker 19: that's pretty strong to sway a judge or a jury.
Speaker 19: But because she's so specific, you know, it pits her
Speaker 19: in a bit of a corner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look, it certainly does.
Speaker 3: It's a huge development though, and I'll be very interested
Speaker 3: to see what happens from here on in. Now, speaking
Speaker 3: of Donald Trump's decision to pick Cash Patel to head
Speaker 3: up the FBI likely has Prince Andrew trembling in fear.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: This is because Patel has previously called for the Epstein
Speaker 3: and Diddy list to be made public, and once he
Speaker 3: begins his new role, well, very well, may do that.
Speaker 3: But I've got to ask you, Kinsey, how lad would
Speaker 3: you know Prince Andrew or anyone for that matter who
Speaker 3: was associated with these men be right.
Speaker 19: Now, Well, we do have to wait to see if
Speaker 19: he's confirmed. But you're right, he said that he wanted
Speaker 19: to expose what he sees as corruption of the deep
Speaker 19: state and restore faith in federal agencies by allowing full
Speaker 19: disclosure with the public and the world. You know, I imagine
Speaker 19: that there are some individuals that are shaking in their
Speaker 19: boots right now, because even if let's say we just
Speaker 19: get the flight logs of Jeffrey Epstein is in sometimes
Speaker 19: when it comes to pr at skilt by association. So
Speaker 19: will some of these individuals like Prince Andrew be in
Speaker 19: a position to be prosecuted?
Speaker 4: Likely not, But in.
Speaker 19: The fight for Royal Lodge, this is not something that
Speaker 19: he wants out there to continue to embarrass his family.
Speaker 3: No, oh gosh, another embarrassment for the family. But you know,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has said that he would release the files,
Speaker 3: So let's wait and see. I'm sure the world is
Speaker 3: waiting to see what could possibly be on those files
Speaker 3: if that's the case now. Kinsey Democrat Senator John Fetterman
Speaker 3: joined The Ladies of the View recently The Lovely Ladies
Speaker 3: of the View and left co host Joy b Haren
Speaker 3: shock after he called for Trump's New York case to
Speaker 3: be pardoned, admitting that the charges against him were politically motivated.
Speaker 4: Here he is, have a look at this.
Speaker 20: Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter is facing bipartisan backlash.
Speaker 20: Even the Democrats are all over it. But what do
Speaker 20: you think is this much do about nothing? It is
Speaker 20: his son, after all, and people do have sympathy for that.
Speaker 21: The case against Hunter Biden was really politically motivated. But
Speaker 21: I also think it's true that the trial in New
Speaker 21: York for Trump that was political as well too. Now
Speaker 21: that and in both cases, I think a pardon is appropriate.
Speaker 20: They'll say that about the J six people too, though, right,
Speaker 20: that's what they're going to say on the other side, that.
Speaker 21: Is, I'm not referring to that, I'm talking about the
Speaker 21: New York.
Speaker 4: Trial, Kinsey.
Speaker 3: I always love watching the host of The View that
Speaker 3: they get so shocked and stunned by people actually liking
Speaker 3: Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Who would have thought?
Speaker 19: You know, I have no idea how the show is
Speaker 19: still on air. The only joy it brings me is
Speaker 19: when Whoopy Goldberg accidentally fots on air. Otherwise it's just,
Speaker 19: you know, a group of hysterical women, entitled women that
Speaker 19: lack self awareness, talking over each other. So I love
Speaker 19: clips like this because it just, you know, shows you
Speaker 19: how out of touch they are, absolutely out of touch
Speaker 19: they are, and how unwilling they are to listen to
Speaker 19: the other side.
Speaker 3: That's their job, that is literally their job, and they
Speaker 3: never do This is why they I just think they're
Speaker 3: a failure, the whole lot of them.
Speaker 4: There's only one on there who has reasonable views. The
Speaker 4: rest of them are just so annoying.
Speaker 3: Now, the footage of Donald Trump greeting a Prince William,
Speaker 3: It's gone viral on social media.
Speaker 4: I'm assing millions of you.
Speaker 3: The two of them met at the grand reopening of
Speaker 3: the Notre Dame Cathedral after it was, of course engulfed
Speaker 3: in flames back in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: But look how happy at Kinsey.
Speaker 3: I feel that the Prince looks, I don't know, to me,
Speaker 3: he looks like a bit of a fanboy.
Speaker 4: What do you think I mean?
Speaker 19: I thought he just looked so tickles to be in
Speaker 19: Donald Trump's presence. At one point in this scene rate there,
Speaker 19: Donald Trump points at Prince William and he says, good
Speaker 19: man this one. And I wondered if he meant versus
Speaker 19: the alternative one, because it was very much good man
Speaker 19: this one. And that made me laugh very much. All
Speaker 19: of the memes going around over the last twenty four
Speaker 19: hours have been Donald Trump, I'm saying to Prince William,
Speaker 19: I'm sending your brother back, and Prince William saying please don't.
Speaker 4: You can keep him. You can keep him. I'm sure
Speaker 4: he is saying that.
Speaker 3: I wonder if Donald Trump, though, will follow through with
Speaker 3: that threat to deport the royals.
Speaker 4: We'll see. But speaking of the.
Speaker 3: Brothers, neither Prince William nor Prince Harry attended the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four Diana Awards ceremony last week, in the latest
Speaker 3: sign of I guess just how deep that rift is
Speaker 3: between them? Kinsey, You know, it's sad that this feud
Speaker 3: is still continuing. But the fact that neither of them attended,
Speaker 3: what does that say?
Speaker 19: I mean, why was Prince Harry in New York talking
Speaker 19: to some book club? I mean, what were you trying
Speaker 19: to promote there? Your book is out, Spares Out. I
Speaker 19: don't even think he really addressed spare He mostly addressed
Speaker 19: divorce rumors. So what did does Prince Harry have to
Speaker 19: do that's so important to that? I mean, we're seeing
Speaker 19: what Prince William's doing, whether it's supporting the Princess of
Speaker 19: Wales at her event for Christmas or shaking hands with
Speaker 19: the world leaders in France. Prince Harry is doing what
Speaker 19: promoting what gossip he can sell today? So I was
Speaker 19: really caught off guard by the fact that Prince Harry
Speaker 19: couldn't make it. But you're right, at the end of
Speaker 19: the day, it's not a great sign that neither one
Speaker 19: of them could be there, because the odds are they
Speaker 19: were trying to avoid each other.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's clearly I think what's happened here, it's still
Speaker 3: going on now, Kinsey. A source is told Okay that
Speaker 3: Meghan Markel reportedly feels betrayed by her neighbors after appearing
Speaker 3: on the documentary Prince Harry The Lost Prince to tell
Speaker 3: all about self centered lifestyle.
Speaker 4: What more can you tell us about this?
Speaker 19: Well, Megan feels hurt by a lot of people, but
Speaker 19: especially her neighbors. She said it was hard for her
Speaker 19: to make this move and have all the eyes on
Speaker 19: the of the world on her, and she's upset that
Speaker 19: her neighbors didn't try harder to become her friend, which
Speaker 19: we know we've heard stories of people trying to and
Speaker 19: then being shushed away by security. And this is my
Speaker 19: favorite quote. Both Meghan and Harry feel the show, this
Speaker 19: documentary is yet another one sided take of them and
Speaker 19: just want it all to stop. It's like they can
Speaker 19: escape their past. I mean, hell, what might meet kettle.
Speaker 19: What is happening here? That is literally the definition of everything.
Speaker 19: Harry and Meghanstone.
Speaker 3: You know, they spend their whole past few years criticizing everybody,
Speaker 3: trashing the royal family, and then when the shoe is
Speaker 3: on the other foot, Kinsey, they just cannot take it.
Speaker 3: They are a selfish and extraordinary couple, Kinsey Schofield. Really
Speaker 3: good to speak with you as always, Thank you very
Speaker 3: much for joining me on the show this evening.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Well, that is it for me. Up next is Newsnight.
Speaker 4: Good Night.