Speaker 1: A non Sky news osqua yet start now, Lord.
Speaker 2: This is outside, good morning, and what a wonderful day.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Outsiders, the show that is to woke, virtue
Speaker 2: signaling and identity politics on steroids. What quiz the Palestine
Speaker 2: is to rational thinking and common sense?
Speaker 3: Would you say you're pro Palestine or pro Israel? Pro Palestine?
Speaker 3: As a gay man, I would be punished and or
Speaker 3: put in prison or killed if I were open the
Speaker 3: game in Palestine. How do you react to that?
Speaker 2: I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: So it is illegal to be gay in Palestine. You
Speaker 3: are punished by prison or Jazz Israel. No, Israel has
Speaker 3: gay pride. Israel is completely open to lesbian and gay people.
Speaker 3: Palestine puts them in prisoner kills them. You were you
Speaker 3: weren't aware of that? I was not aware of that.
Speaker 4: No, yes, dear, that does pose a rather interesting aspect
Speaker 4: if you happen to be a gay work lifty who
Speaker 4: supports Palestine.
Speaker 3: Have you seen the Queers for Palestine movement. It's a
Speaker 3: very it's a very common movement. But I don't see
Speaker 3: any Muslims for queer movements.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's where it gets gray, right, Like, that's where
Speaker 5: I feel well.
Speaker 3: For me, it's not grey. I am fearful of Islam
Speaker 3: because there is no Islamic country on earth that embraces
Speaker 3: me as a gay man.
Speaker 6: So okay, okay.
Speaker 1: So maybe I'm confused because Israel, which isn't still in islam.
Speaker 3: Country, right, No, no, no Jewish?
Speaker 7: Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa?
Speaker 8: Hold the front page here, Jewish Israelism Jewish like a vault.
Speaker 8: I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, okay. So Israel's Jewish Palestinians are Islamic.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 7: Oh my head hurt. It's so confusing.
Speaker 2: Israel is Jewish from Palestine and isla.
Speaker 7: I don't know. It's just too hard.
Speaker 2: Let's keep it simple and let's go to the latest
Speaker 2: outside of news. Well, have we got a show for
Speaker 2: you today? Good news, good news, good news. It's such
Speaker 2: a great day.
Speaker 7: We have so many great stories to tell you. Do
Speaker 7: not go away. Let's kick off the wonderful news that.
Speaker 2: Last night, yesterday, four hostages were rescued from within Gaza,
Speaker 2: including including Noah Agamani, the young lady who we showed
Speaker 2: eight months ago almost to the day, being taken away
Speaker 2: on a motorbike on that ghastly morning of October eighth.
Speaker 2: The first we saw of it was there she is.
Speaker 2: That was eight months ago, almost to the day, taken away.
Speaker 2: Most of us thought she would never be seen again,
Speaker 2: rescued in that classic Israeli Defense Force IDF and Tebby's
Speaker 2: style rescue mission deep into the heart there of Gaza,
Speaker 2: where the horror story is that hermaster were fighting are
Speaker 2: still trying to shoot them as they were being rescued.
Speaker 2: Scenes of joy in Israel, in Greece, around the world,
Speaker 2: here in Melbourne as well. Let's have a look at
Speaker 2: the celebrations in Melbourne for what was wonderful news for
Speaker 2: the Jewish community around the world.
Speaker 7: Rita sensational news.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. I think in many ways she was the face
Speaker 4: of the plight of the hostages because that footage of
Speaker 4: her being dragged away was just so heart wrenching. She
Speaker 4: was begging for her life, saying, please don't kill me.
Speaker 4: Her arms were outstretched to her boyfriend. As you can see,
Speaker 4: he's being marched away with his hands tied behind his back.
Speaker 4: That's Aventine or he's still a hostage. We don't know
Speaker 4: what his fate has been. But for her, her mask
Speaker 4: refused to release her, even as her cancer stricken mother
Speaker 4: who's got cancer, she's not going to recover from beg
Speaker 4: to see her daughter again before she passed away, and
Speaker 4: they would refuse to release her. So it was this
Speaker 4: rescue operation. And just as miraculous is the three other
Speaker 4: hostages ages twenty one to forty who were released.
Speaker 7: Well, let's mention them.
Speaker 2: That's Almodmeyer, Andre Koslov and shlomy Ziv.
Speaker 4: Because all these hostage agreements that were made, the hostages
Speaker 4: that have been recovered, it was always women and children,
Speaker 4: understandably who were being rescued and swapped in these hostage
Speaker 4: swap swaps. The men have had little chin of rescues.
Speaker 4: For these stray to come back alive is incredible.
Speaker 8: Well, this is just a you know, it's such great news.
Speaker 8: It's such great news to finally have a bit of
Speaker 8: good news here to share about this. But I'll tell
Speaker 8: you what. You know, you look at the internet, You
Speaker 8: look at some of the people out there the left,
Speaker 8: they're not thrilled about it. You look at people like
Speaker 8: the un Special Rapper Tour, Francesca Albanesi, no relation. You
Speaker 8: look at CNN, all of them. All they're talking about
Speaker 8: is oh, civilians were killed. Palestinians were killed in the
Speaker 8: hostage rescue operation. Well, you know what, I am sorry,
Speaker 8: I don't have any sympathy because the Palestinians Hamas put
Speaker 8: these civilians in the line of fire. They used Palestinians
Speaker 8: as human shields. They hid these hostages among the civilian population.
Speaker 8: They should never have taken the hostages, They should not
Speaker 8: have used human shields. All of that is on Hamas.
Speaker 8: And there is no moral clarity on the left to
Speaker 8: come out and say Hims has done the wrong thing.
Speaker 8: You are still seeing apologies for this. But you know,
Speaker 8: let's also have a look here, because there was some
Speaker 8: great footage of a lifeguard station in Tel Aviv at
Speaker 8: a beach. Let's have a look here where they announced
Speaker 8: over the loud speakers that the hostages had been rescued.
Speaker 8: Watched this and there have been similar scenes around the world,
Speaker 8: and you know what, I would love to see, you
Speaker 8: know what the reaction is on some of these Palestinian encampments,
Speaker 8: Rowan and Rita. You know, at some of these universities,
Speaker 8: were they celebrating this somehow I have a feeling they
Speaker 8: weren't exactly.
Speaker 2: But let's look at Athens. Here we got his the
Speaker 2: celebrations there. But you see, I remember really well as
Speaker 2: a kid, things like the Ntebi raids, those sorts of
Speaker 2: things where the idf where the world stood behind Israel,
Speaker 2: as Israel was way back then suffering the most egregious
Speaker 2: terrorism even then. But the world had moral clarity back
Speaker 2: then before the ghastly sort of moral equivalents of the
Speaker 2: left took over and people cheered the raids of Ntebbe
Speaker 2: which brought back those hostages. There are other events where
Speaker 2: the world stood firmly behind Israel. We haven't seen that
Speaker 2: in the last since October seventh, yesterday or this morning.
Speaker 2: Is an absolute reaffirmation of the fact that when that
Speaker 2: the right versus wrong.
Speaker 7: In this case is just so crystal clear.
Speaker 2: These poor people were abducted in the most ghastly and violent,
Speaker 2: horrific fashion. It was the role and the duty of
Speaker 2: the Israeli government to rescue every single hostage and to
Speaker 2: hold to account those who kidnapped them and those who
Speaker 2: inflicted the horror and the terror and the murder, the
Speaker 2: decapitations and the rest. That is what has been going on,
Speaker 2: and the confusion of people like Penny Wong the confusion
Speaker 2: of people like the Teals and others who somehow seem
Speaker 2: to think, oh no, no, no, let's refinance ANOIR for instance,
Speaker 2: or let's support the icc C. No, there is a
Speaker 2: very crystal clear moral clarity here. We saw it yesterday.
Speaker 2: The Goodies rescued their own people and brought them home.
Speaker 2: That is what matters. That is moral clarity for you.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And I think we've got this footage of the
Speaker 4: moment Noah Agmani's father was first notified that his daughter
Speaker 4: was alive and rescued. Let's have a look, Rowhan, you
Speaker 4: spoke about the lack of moral clarity now and regret
Speaker 4: to inform you it's within the Libs as well, because
Speaker 4: we've had Bridget Archer this week James come out and
Speaker 4: say the i c c's independence impartiality must be protected.
Speaker 4: I don't know what independence in partiality she imagines this
Speaker 4: highly political bias body has, But tell us about that.
Speaker 4: I mean they've got we've got a few remaining bedwetters
Speaker 4: within the Liberals who are doing enormous damage And the
Speaker 4: reason why it took the Liberals ten months to come
Speaker 4: to a position on the Voice and something they should
Speaker 4: have figured out in ten minutes.
Speaker 8: Well, you know that we could talk about the whole posty,
Speaker 8: because we talked a lot about the politics of how
Speaker 8: they got to that position. But the other thing too
Speaker 8: that we really need to call out here. And I
Speaker 8: will be very curious to see how the Prime Minister
Speaker 8: reacts to the news of these hostages being freed. Will
Speaker 8: he unconditionally celebrate it, or will because of all of
Speaker 8: the constituencies in Western Sydney and Melbourne say oh, but
Speaker 8: it's a real shame that, you know, and Israel should
Speaker 8: be restrained and maybe let the hostages stay there because
Speaker 8: we wouldn't want to hurt, you know, any Homas types.
Speaker 8: But you know there's this other issue too. Earlier this
Speaker 8: week in Parliament we saw and everybody in the media
Speaker 8: faated it. They said, oh, how wonderful. Anthony Albanezi and
Speaker 8: Peter Dotton stood up together, one on each side of
Speaker 8: Parliament and condemned universally Adam Bant and the Greens for
Speaker 8: the way they have played foot seat with anti Semites.
Speaker 8: Now that's all great, but here's the thing. When push
Speaker 8: comes to shove. The Liberals had a motion put up
Speaker 8: by Julian Lisa, who we can talk about later. But
Speaker 8: Julian Lisa said, we're gonna have we want to have
Speaker 8: a motion a suspecion of the order so we can
Speaker 8: put a motion up to have an inquiry into anti
Speaker 8: semitism specifically on university campuses. And we've seen all of
Speaker 8: the horrendous stuff, not just the encampments, but also you know,
Speaker 8: classrooms are stormed by protesters. We've seen professors denying the
Speaker 8: rapes and the horror committed by Hamas. And yet you know,
Speaker 8: the Labor government they said no, we're going to block
Speaker 8: that motion. And not only did they block the motion,
Speaker 8: but it came up on Thursday morning in Parliament. On
Speaker 8: Wednesday night, Anthony Albini as he flew to an ACTU
Speaker 8: event in Adelaide and didn't even come back before then,
Speaker 8: so we didn't have to be there. It's just of
Speaker 8: that that Labor, sorry Labor, has to not be able
Speaker 8: to talk about anti Semitism without also saying, you know,
Speaker 8: Islamophobia and other forms of racism. It's like, no, come on, guys,
Speaker 8: this is where the problem is own.
Speaker 7: It.
Speaker 2: Well, exactly, I'm going to pick up on what you
Speaker 2: were saying, read through about the icc C ICC. So
Speaker 2: that's the International Criminal Core who have sent who have
Speaker 2: requested the arrest Benjaminette and Yahoo, the man who is
Speaker 2: just rescued, rescued from Gaza four of the hostages. The ICC,
Speaker 2: the International Criminal Court which Australia is a member to us,
Speaker 2: refused to have anything to do with it, quite sensibly,
Speaker 2: calling for the arrest of Benjaminetta and Awaho. Now Peter
Speaker 2: Darton quite rightly came out and said he would be
Speaker 2: prepared to leave the ICC. C ICC for Australia to
Speaker 2: quit the International Criminal Court, which we should do based
Speaker 2: on that decision alone, in which the ICC compared hamas
Speaker 2: leaders with the elected officials and Prime Minister and Defense
Speaker 2: Minister of Israel, we should be leaving the ICC. But
Speaker 2: Albanezi and Penny Wong, or rather the Penny Wong came
Speaker 2: out and said no, no, no, no, we've got to support
Speaker 2: the ICC, and so have as Rita said Bridget Archer
Speaker 2: from the Libs and a.
Speaker 7: Majority of the Teals. Here's the letter. I've shown you
Speaker 7: the letter before.
Speaker 2: Remember the letter I've shown you where the Teas all
Speaker 2: called for anwar, who, by the way, have now been
Speaker 2: declared a terrorist organization by the Israeli government to be refinanced.
Speaker 2: That was all of the Teals signed that letter, including
Speaker 2: a leg responder. The second letter, which has just come
Speaker 2: out this week, is a letter where the Teals the
Speaker 2: majority of the Teals but I note not a leg respender,
Speaker 2: have come out and called for understanding of the ICC,
Speaker 2: as Ritha was saying, basically support the International Criminal Court.
Speaker 7: So there you have your crystal clear choice.
Speaker 2: And those Teals that support the ICC, Kate Cheney in
Speaker 2: Curtain in Wa, Monique Ryan in Kuyong. I'll be going
Speaker 2: through the rest of them in clown show later on,
Speaker 2: but you now know the Teals stand, the majority of
Speaker 2: them with Penny Wong against the interests of Israel and
Speaker 2: I believe the Jewish community. Or you have the Peter
Speaker 2: Dutton version, which says we will get out of the
Speaker 2: ICC if we're in power. That's your choice at the
Speaker 2: next election, if you support Israel.
Speaker 4: We were clear about what the Teals are before the election.
Speaker 4: If you want to vote for them, vote for them,
Speaker 4: But don't fool yourself into thinking there's some sort of
Speaker 4: liberal alternity. These are people who are left of labor,
Speaker 4: They're Greens, they're a different shade of green. That's where
Speaker 4: they are. So if you want to back that, back it.
Speaker 4: But for the love of God, don't pretend that you're
Speaker 4: voting for a conservative or centription. They ain't centrist. But
Speaker 4: back to this bipartisan moment between Dutton and the Prime
Speaker 4: Minister against the Greens, the question is if you actually
Speaker 4: mean that, if you say that this party has lurched
Speaker 4: so far left that they're embracing hate and extremism and
Speaker 4: being hostile to Israeli interests, then for the love of God,
Speaker 4: get rid of your preference. Still Labor are in Parliament,
Speaker 4: Labor are in power because of Green preferences. So if
Speaker 4: you have.
Speaker 7: You're not suggesting that the labor hypocrites, are you.
Speaker 4: If this was a party on the right that the
Speaker 4: Coalition had a relationship with, that did preference deals with,
Speaker 4: that relied on to get into power, then that would
Speaker 4: be the overwhelming message from the media and from every
Speaker 4: left wing politician is you've got to disavow them. You can't,
Speaker 4: on the one hand, say well we don't approve of
Speaker 4: what they're doing here, but then being a cozy deal
Speaker 4: with the.
Speaker 8: John Howard and John Howard. John John Howard said exactly this,
Speaker 8: and in fact he called on both the Liberals and
Speaker 8: the Labor priorty to make an agreement to preference the
Speaker 8: Greeves last, to Downgraen and expel this force from politics.
Speaker 8: It's a malign force and it needs to be spat out.
Speaker 7: Absolutely here here now.
Speaker 2: I said, we had lots of good news today, all
Speaker 2: sorts of good news happening. Nigel Farage has got decided
Speaker 2: he will run in the July fourth election, which is
Speaker 2: fantastic news.
Speaker 7: Already there's momentum building there. He's already his.
Speaker 2: Party is called Reform and there's people are signing up
Speaker 2: to it. There's a lot of movement there. We've seen
Speaker 2: a lot of movement with Trump's rallies and things happening
Speaker 2: in America, a lot of movement there as well. I
Speaker 2: was delighted to hear that Peter Dutton has come out
Speaker 2: and wants to make this the climate change election, our
Speaker 2: election later.
Speaker 7: This year or next year.
Speaker 2: This is been portrayed as Peter Dutton saying that he
Speaker 2: would pull out of the Paris Agreement.
Speaker 9: Yes, do that absolutely, make that your number one election commitment,
Speaker 9: Peter Dutton, and you will romp into the lodge guaranteed.
Speaker 2: The people of Australia want solid anti climate change action.
Speaker 2: They're fed up with all this other rubbish. That's my opinion.
Speaker 4: What the people of Australia want is cheap reliable energy.
Speaker 4: Whenever you give them the option between cheaper prices and
Speaker 4: emission cuts, they always opt for cheaper prices, even if
Speaker 4: they're going to tell Aupholster, I really care about emissions.
Speaker 4: But this is something that is perplexed the likes of
Speaker 4: Paul Barry and everyone else. Yes left, they just can't
Speaker 4: Ryan Monique Ryan is saying this is an extreme position.
Speaker 4: I mean extreme.
Speaker 2: It's only the position the rest of the world is taking.
Speaker 7: That's how extreme it is.
Speaker 4: We're all signed up to Paris. It doesn't matter what
Speaker 4: they're actually doing. They've signed up to Paris. At the
Speaker 4: end of the day, we want our Prime Minister to
Speaker 4: prioritize the interest of Australians, and the interest of Australians
Speaker 4: are best served by having cheap reliable energy, whether that's
Speaker 4: cold gas, nuclear. We certainly know it's not renewable.
Speaker 8: And it's certainly not the snowy hydro two point project
Speaker 8: that I thank you knolcol from that. But you know,
Speaker 8: this is the point we are moving through this renewables transition,
Speaker 8: that labor is foisting on us from a fish foisting,
Speaker 8: foisting of us from being a country where you know,
Speaker 8: energy is cheap, reliable and always there to one where
Speaker 8: as they introduce smart meter technology. Even the ABC admitted
Speaker 8: this this week that this is now going to create
Speaker 8: this situation where you know, you have to decide what
Speaker 8: time you're turning on appliances, the dishwasher, the washing machine,
Speaker 8: the closed try things like this because otherwise you can
Speaker 8: get charge to this peak rate is going to affect
Speaker 8: your bill for the entire quarter, so fast this is
Speaker 8: it is. It's a huge outrage and as people wake
Speaker 8: up to this, they're going to realize what have we
Speaker 8: done to ourselves here? And I reckon that this point here,
Speaker 8: I think Peter Duttan has hit the sweet spot here.
Speaker 8: You say twenty thirty, that's off the table, and then
Speaker 8: twenty fifty, well, by then you can have a few
Speaker 8: nuke plants. You can have this, you can have that.
Speaker 8: And you know the thing is to this scare campaign.
Speaker 8: Can we talk for a minute, yes about this scare
Speaker 8: cavere single day. Chris Bowen is out there tweeting about
Speaker 8: you know, risk can rey. He talks about risky reactions.
Speaker 8: Where are you going to have? You know, a reactor
Speaker 8: is going to be next to you, It's gonna be
Speaker 8: next to you. I'll tell you something. I have been
Speaker 8: out in communities in rural New South Wales. I spoke
Speaker 8: to a couple outside of Goldberg. Their whole property and
Speaker 8: those of sixty landholds around them is going to be
Speaker 8: ruined by this seven hundred thousand solar panels that they
Speaker 8: want to put across acres of prime agricultural land. They're
Speaker 8: terrified about not just visual amenity, but fire risks because
Speaker 8: fire appliances can't go near them during a bush fire.
Speaker 8: You know what happens if there's a hailstorm, they crack
Speaker 8: like that huge thing that happened. I think in India
Speaker 8: the other week. There are so many risks and the
Speaker 8: footprint of all of these things is so huge. I
Speaker 8: think you talked to a lot of people. They'd say,
Speaker 8: I'll take a risky reactor like the one that's in
Speaker 8: Lucas Heights outside of Sydney any day of the week.
Speaker 4: But the pointy pretending that the coalition is running scared
Speaker 4: about where these reactors are going to be. Where these
Speaker 4: nuclear plants, they've told you where they're going to be,
Speaker 4: because they need to be near the existing infrastructure. So
Speaker 4: they need to be near the existing coal plants. So
Speaker 4: that's where they are. Where you've got a coal plant
Speaker 4: that is going to be decommissioned, that's where something it's
Speaker 4: likely to be because you need to be near the
Speaker 4: poles and wires.
Speaker 8: You need to be because remember it's just the physics
Speaker 8: of a nuclear reactor is the same as a coal plant.
Speaker 8: You're simply boiling water. And so if you're near the
Speaker 8: power lines and you're near a source of water, all
Speaker 8: of those places where you can have a really good
Speaker 8: coal fire plant, you can put a reactor there and
Speaker 8: tell you what else, all of the jobs, many of
Speaker 8: the jobs that come from maintaining the turbines and all
Speaker 8: of that, they translate from one to the other. So
Speaker 8: there's an employment piece, there's an economic piece, there's a
Speaker 8: cheap energy piece. Here they're on a winner.
Speaker 2: The other thing they haven't met, which you touched on,
Speaker 2: is the footprint and the point about energy. We're going
Speaker 2: to need vast amounts of energy going into the future.
Speaker 2: AI things like this require more and more and more energy. Now,
Speaker 2: the only way you get energy is out of the footprint,
Speaker 2: the amount of land you take up to get that energy.
Speaker 2: Renewables take out far more land than any other form
Speaker 2: of generating energy.
Speaker 7: Nuclear takes out the least amount of land.
Speaker 2: That's the simple equation that Bowen and Albo refuse to acknowledge.
Speaker 2: They will lose. Let me guarantee you this that the
Speaker 2: majority of people in Australia who want nuclear, cheap energy
Speaker 2: or even back to cole is at least the sixty
Speaker 2: forty majority that won the Voice at least, I would
Speaker 2: say it's probably more like seventy thirty or even eighty twenty.
Speaker 2: People want cheap, reliable energy and they want a prosperous economy.
Speaker 2: And these clowns in labor are denying as that. They
Speaker 2: will go into this election and they will lose big time.
Speaker 2: Stick to your gun's' libs, fight hard, get out of Paris.
Speaker 2: That's Paris is simply a way to enrich the Chinese military.
Speaker 2: That's basically what Paras Agreement does. Cutting to the chase.
Speaker 7: So go for it.
Speaker 2: Peter Dutton, well done, We need more of that now.
Speaker 2: More good news let's move on to it's going.
Speaker 4: To bring some bad news. We have just praised, you know,
Speaker 4: we've just praised Peter Dutton and this bold move that
Speaker 4: it seems to be making. We're not jumping ahead here.
Speaker 4: It's been talked about, but it hasn't been confirmed as policy.
Speaker 4: But Dutton seems confused or at the very least suspect
Speaker 4: on this e Safety Commissioner duly appointment. And this is
Speaker 4: an important issue. This isn't some fringe issue. This isn't
Speaker 4: one of those things where Scott Morrison would dismiss it
Speaker 4: as the culture was. We're talking about free speech here.
Speaker 4: We're talking about the digital world where people get their
Speaker 4: news from these days, it's digital public square. And to
Speaker 4: have some left wing activists to determining what's okay and
Speaker 4: what's not and getting rid of things like men can't
Speaker 4: breastfeed as some sort of hate speech, well that's a problem.
Speaker 4: And I think we've got Peter Dutton speaking.
Speaker 7: About Julia the Dutton on the Safety Commissioner.
Speaker 10: There's no more important task than making sure we keep
Speaker 10: children safe in our community, and that is in the
Speaker 10: real world as much as it is online. Julian mcgrant
Speaker 10: is one of the finest public servants in the employment
Speaker 10: of the Commonwealth of Australia.
Speaker 4: No Peter no, no Julie Inman. Grant in that role
Speaker 4: has been consistently horrendous. Absolutely absolutely she was. She did
Speaker 4: not do too well when she was questioned by the
Speaker 4: likes of Claire Chandler in a parliamentary hearing. So to
Speaker 4: put her up as one of the finest public servants
Speaker 4: is a bizarre thing to say. I know she was
Speaker 4: a coalition appointment. That was an enormous mistake. That was
Speaker 4: It's time to disassociate yourself from that mistake, not double down,
Speaker 4: because this is a live issue. This is an issue
Speaker 4: people care about. It's not something that you know, every
Speaker 4: coalition voter is across, but there's enough of them who
Speaker 4: care about this problem.
Speaker 8: I mean a couple of things here. Number one is
Speaker 8: have to remember Julian Grant's role the e Safety Commissioner.
Speaker 8: Remember that originally started out as.
Speaker 7: The children.
Speaker 11: What said was correct and so it started out with
Speaker 11: the online bullying and harassment of kids and all of that,
Speaker 11: and it said, yes, that's great, but it's an object lesson.
Speaker 8: Row and reader. How these things creep and you know,
Speaker 8: you start out with an institution to do a and
Speaker 8: it does b c dn E, which you don't want
Speaker 8: it to do. The problem there that there's going to
Speaker 8: be you know, I agree completely. This office should be eliminated.
Speaker 8: We do not need an unelected chief, said sir, saying
Speaker 8: what videos can and cannot be watched online. That is
Speaker 8: not a free country. The problem we have here is
Speaker 8: that there's also, you know, not a small segment of
Speaker 8: the community that loves this idea of the government keeping
Speaker 8: us safe from things. Oh no, no, no, we can't see that.
Speaker 8: Oh we don't want to hear that. We saw it
Speaker 8: during COVID, we're seeing it here. This is what the
Speaker 8: bureaucrats rely upon. But you know, this is basically the
Speaker 8: sort of soft version of the Chinese Firewall, the Chinese
Speaker 8: Great Firewall, this idea that you know so much of
Speaker 8: what they talk about. It's about community cohesion. This is
Speaker 8: a sort of language that they use in China to
Speaker 8: ban people.
Speaker 2: I'll give you I'll give you a classic quick example
Speaker 2: before we go to a break, and that is that
Speaker 2: she has banned she seems to have an inmongrant.
Speaker 7: It seems to ban anything to do with transgender issues. Whatever,
Speaker 7: for whatever reasons.
Speaker 2: Yet we saw only this weekend and I said, there's
Speaker 2: lots of good news. The American Pediacal Society has come
Speaker 2: out and attacked the entire trend. Yes, all of you
Speaker 2: out there, all those doctors and nurses and psychiatrists and
Speaker 2: psychologists and teachers pushing this transgender stuff. The American Pediatric
Speaker 2: Society has come out and said, no, this stuff is wrong.
Speaker 7: Have a listen, and we.
Speaker 12: Have serious concerns about the physical and mental health effects
Speaker 12: of the current protocols promoted for the care of children
Speaker 12: and adolescents in the United States who expressed discomfort with
Speaker 12: their biological sex. This declaration was authored by the American
Speaker 12: College of Pediatricians, but really it was developed from the
Speaker 12: expertise of hundreds of doctors, researchers, and other healthcare workers
Speaker 12: and leaders who for years have been sounding the alarm
Speaker 12: on the harmful protocols that continue to be promoted by
Speaker 12: the medical organizations in the United States.
Speaker 7: The harmful protocols. You heard it there.
Speaker 2: This entire transgender left wing edifice is crumbling before the
Speaker 2: medical science. And you have people like Julian Mangrand out
Speaker 2: there and discussion online on this very issue that is
Speaker 2: the problem.
Speaker 4: Reata, Let's just hope she doesn't ban the video you
Speaker 4: just showed because that could be interpreted as hateful. And
Speaker 4: you asked, I don't know how she's come to these positions.
Speaker 4: We got an insight into that with the questioning of
Speaker 4: Claire Chandler during that hearing. She had a bureaucrat there
Speaker 4: from their safety office and guess what their advice is
Speaker 4: taken from transactivists.
Speaker 2: So exactly there you go, and you're one hundred percent right,
Speaker 2: Peter Dutton, Change horses, get rid of the safety commissioner.
Speaker 7: You must.
Speaker 2: After the break, Rita's reality check and we'll speak to
Speaker 2: Monica Smith here in the studio about COVID madness.
Speaker 4: You're watching Outsiders with your host Rowan Land Rat, Dan
Speaker 4: James slum Lord Morrow, and I'm Rita Panahy, and soon
Speaker 4: I'll be showing you an example of the media disgracing
Speaker 4: itself again. But first to Victoria, whether it's into Alan
Speaker 4: government has a clear message to property investors, you're not
Speaker 4: welcome here, which is kind of odd because the debt
Speaker 4: riddled state where under labor the debt level has sought
Speaker 4: around seven hundred percent while the state is hooked on
Speaker 4: property taxes, but labor is biting the hand that feeds
Speaker 4: with skyrocketing land tax and a raft of regulations that
Speaker 4: add further pressure on landlords. This week they proposed another
Speaker 4: bunch of minimum standards that are sure to see rental
Speaker 4: prices saw even as landlords flee the market and invest
Speaker 4: their hard earned elsewhere. In their efforts to supposedly help tenants,
Speaker 4: State Labor has been implementing policies that reduce the pull
Speaker 4: of rental properties and has seen rents increase faster in
Speaker 4: Victoria than just about anywhere else in the country. Let's
Speaker 4: see how Labor are proposing to help tenants further.
Speaker 13: Ari Casanova's got no complaints about the heating or cooling
Speaker 13: at the current rental, except.
Speaker 14: The electricity bill at the moment gets a bit high,
Speaker 14: up over three hundred.
Speaker 13: Sometimes it's something the state is hoping to lower.
Speaker 15: We're here to announce today the launch of consultation on
Speaker 15: some new minimum standards.
Speaker 13: From October next year. There'd need to be sealing insulation,
Speaker 13: weather seals, three star cooling systems, four star shower heads
Speaker 13: plus blind cord anchors and once a heater or hot
Speaker 13: water system. Conks out, it'll have to be replaced with
Speaker 13: an energy efficient electric option.
Speaker 15: We're looking at annual dollar savings on tenants bills of
Speaker 15: around three hundred and thirty dollars.
Speaker 4: That was Victoria's thoroughly inept Energy Minister Lily Dambrosio haw,
Speaker 4: should we lower energy prices? Lily, I don't know. We
Speaker 4: could have greater gas exploration, given Victorias sitting on hundreds
Speaker 4: of years of reserve nerves offshore exploration fracking. No, let's
Speaker 4: burden mum and dad property investors with thousands more in
Speaker 4: cost to save a tenant. What did she say? They're
Speaker 4: three hundred and thirty dollars a year now, According to
Speaker 4: the Energy Minister's own figures, the cost of all those
Speaker 4: upgrades you just heard for landlords will be around five
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. Clearly, Minister de Ambrosio has a tentative grasp
Speaker 4: on mathematics or has little idea how expensive such works
Speaker 4: are in the current market. But even if her figures
Speaker 4: are one hundred percent right, the three hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: dollars saving that a tenant might see in a year
Speaker 4: from reduced energy bills would be dwarfed by the rental
Speaker 4: increase that face when the landlord has to spend five
Speaker 4: thousand and is going to try to pass on some
Speaker 4: of that cost to the tenant. And with more and
Speaker 4: more property investors fleeing the market in Victoria, the simple
Speaker 4: rules of supply and demand dictate that the annual rent
Speaker 4: increase will continue to soar as landlord's pass on some
Speaker 4: of those costs in the ham fisted fashion we've come
Speaker 4: to expect from the Victorian labor government that are proposing
Speaker 4: policies that will achieve precisely the opposite of their stated
Speaker 4: goal of alleviating cost of living pressure for renters. You've
Speaker 4: got stamp duties and lantacs. Another reason why so many
Speaker 4: investors are avoiding Victoria because the costs in Victoria are
Speaker 4: often way worse than anywhere else in the country. People
Speaker 4: have seen their lantaks build double and triple in a
Speaker 4: matter of years. It's simply unsustainable and it's crushing the
Speaker 4: dreams of families who have worked and sacrificed to afford
Speaker 4: a holiday property or have inherited one, with many forced
Speaker 4: to sell as for mom and dad. Investors who have
Speaker 4: purchased property as a means of providing some financial security
Speaker 4: for their family and being self sufficient in retirement, many
Speaker 4: are reconsidering their investments. That's why Victoria is considered the
Speaker 4: worst state to be a property investor, with one in
Speaker 4: four landlords selling a property last year. No wonderens the
Speaker 4: skyrocketing in Melbourne and we are surprised that one of
Speaker 4: the countries leading buyers advocacy groups has declared a blanket
Speaker 4: boycott on Victoria. No, we're not surprised. The boss of Propertyology,
Speaker 4: which provides investment advice nationwide and has been named Australia's
Speaker 4: best buyers agency, announced last year they would no longer
Speaker 4: recommend their clients invest anywhere in Victoria. This is what
Speaker 4: happens when you have mad neo Marxist activists who have
Speaker 4: never held a job outside of politics and the union
Speaker 4: movement fail their way up into senior roles within the
Speaker 4: state labor government and talking about neo Marxist nincompoops. Let's
Speaker 4: check in with the British media and how they described
Speaker 4: an assault against Nigel Fararch. They called it a humbling moment,
Speaker 4: talk about victim blaming.
Speaker 8: Not the first time he's had what appears to be
Speaker 8: a milkshake thrown at him gerbrit.
Speaker 16: Not the first time and I think quite a humbling
Speaker 16: moment for Nifel Fry, a good reminder that he is
Speaker 16: a very divisive figure. Here in Clacton, there were people
Speaker 16: in the audience in the crowd here who also had
Speaker 16: banners saying no to Nightl Frage. And then on his
Speaker 16: walk about after his campaign launch here he was at
Speaker 16: the local weatherspoons drinking pints by the Campaign Reforms campaign bus.
Speaker 16: Someone came over and pulled a drink over him. It
Speaker 16: looked like it was a milkshake and as you said,
Speaker 16: not the first time someone has milkshaked NIDL Farage.
Speaker 7: Unbelievable. Thanks, thanks Roda. That was great.
Speaker 2: Well, I promise you lots and lots of great news
Speaker 2: this week. What could be better news than having with
Speaker 2: us in the studio the Freedom Activist Now author This
Speaker 2: is a brilliant books twenty two by Monica Smitt, Australia's
Speaker 2: first political prisoner, imprisoned by Dan Andrews during COVID for
Speaker 2: simply organizing a Facebook demonstration against lockdowns. Those very same
Speaker 2: lockdowns that we now know are completely pointless. According to
Speaker 2: Fauci and others who organize them. Monica Smith. Welcome to Outsiders.
Speaker 2: You've been on the show many times before. It's great
Speaker 2: to have you here in Sydney. You're doing your book tour.
Speaker 2: Fantastic book, as I said, Sell twenty two about your
Speaker 2: twenty two days and nights in a Victorian prison because
Speaker 2: of you simply exercising your free rights to protest against lockdown.
Speaker 17: And actually I didn't even organize it. I just posted
Speaker 17: it on social media.
Speaker 6: That's it. Two posts, two chargers went to prison.
Speaker 7: Twenty two days and nights. You've written about it. It's
Speaker 7: a great read.
Speaker 2: I urge people to buy the book, Sell twenty two.
Speaker 2: From Party Girl to Political Prisoner Earth, didn't you have.
Speaker 7: To read the things? Great?
Speaker 8: It's great.
Speaker 7: I love it Political Prisoner.
Speaker 2: But seriously, we've been talking about the Safety Commission and
Speaker 2: things like that. You're a victim of the state literally
Speaker 2: coming down on you, sending you to prison because of
Speaker 2: your political views. Who'd have thought that could ever happen
Speaker 2: in Australia. You've traveled the world doing a world tour.
Speaker 2: You found people were just astonished that this could have
Speaker 2: happened in Australia.
Speaker 17: That's right, and I think a key thing here is
Speaker 17: actually I was a journalist, so it's really important that
Speaker 17: we make a point of what happened to me to
Speaker 17: protect journalists in the future, because in the future, no
Speaker 17: matter what happens, citizen journalists need to go out and
Speaker 17: do that work, and if they see what happens to me,
Speaker 17: they might be scared to do so. So that's why
Speaker 17: I'm going to take my trial all the way and
Speaker 17: I'm going to sue them for putting me in prison,
Speaker 17: not for myself, but to make sure that people can
Speaker 17: go on the streets and do journalism.
Speaker 4: Fantastic reason, Well, is there going to be any sort
Speaker 4: of reckoning? We keep talking about a Royal commission, We
Speaker 4: keep talking about a reckoning for all the overreach and
Speaker 4: draconian measures. Do you see that happening? Because so many
Speaker 4: Australians bought into it, and a lot of them just
Speaker 4: want to memory hold it. They don't want to revisit
Speaker 4: some of the madness they were enthusiastically supporting.
Speaker 6: I have to be honest, it's going to be a
Speaker 6: long journey.
Speaker 17: But we need a few key people like Nick Patterson,
Speaker 17: like myself, and perhaps some politicians who yes, we have
Speaker 17: moved on emotionally because I'm not going to let Daniel
Speaker 17: Andrews keep me in a state of fear, for example.
Speaker 17: So we have moved on, but we can't fully move
Speaker 17: on until there is accountability and meaningful action.
Speaker 7: You mentioned quickly, you mentioned Nick Patterson. Tell us what
Speaker 7: that case is about and how important the Nick Patterson
Speaker 7: verdict was.
Speaker 17: Yes, so him and his friends were basically attacked by
Speaker 17: the police as they were leaving a protest and they
Speaker 17: were charged with assault. And so they're actually defending their
Speaker 17: own charges in court. But they've had an amazing verdict
Speaker 17: from a judge, Judge Gaynor, and she specifically said, and
Speaker 17: this is a quote that the police worthy aggressors and
Speaker 17: that it was they were unlawful arrests. Now they're defending themselves,
Speaker 17: so they I'm sure they'll be on the attack next time.
Speaker 8: Now, Monica, you look around the country today and there's
Speaker 8: a whole wave of protests all about Palestine and Gaza,
Speaker 8: and here in New South Wales we've seen Jews arrested
Speaker 8: for carrying Israeli flags while flares are set off at
Speaker 8: the Opera House in clear contravention of the New South
Speaker 8: Wales Criminal Code. Are you concerned that police not just
Speaker 8: in Victoria, but across the country have become politicized, politicized
Speaker 8: by their masters in government to say some speech is
Speaker 8: okay and protected, other speech we crack down on. And
Speaker 8: are you concerned that the community gets gulled sometimes by
Speaker 8: this sort of we're doing things to keep you safe
Speaker 8: and they don't fully necessarily grapple all the time because
Speaker 8: it's not a huge tradition here, like there's the United
Speaker 8: States of freedom of speech at liberty, that this is
Speaker 8: a broader issue that needs to be confronted head on
Speaker 8: in Australia.
Speaker 6: Being concerned is an understatement.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 17: When I was arrested and put in prison for promoting
Speaker 17: a protest, the BLM protest was only a month before that,
Speaker 17: and none of them went to prison.
Speaker 8: That wasn't a super spreader of epathy.
Speaker 6: No, So you know what it could actually be.
Speaker 17: Maybe the police are more afraid of those protesters than
Speaker 17: they were of us.
Speaker 6: I mean, we were peaceful. We never threw things at
Speaker 6: the police.
Speaker 17: Maybe someone through a plastic bottle of water, oh my goodness,
Speaker 17: shock horror, and we were shot.
Speaker 6: At with rubber bullets.
Speaker 17: We've never defaced labor member officers, which is what the
Speaker 17: pro Palestinian protesters have been doing. And I don't want
Speaker 17: to talk about the topic itself, but I believe that
Speaker 17: people have the right to protest, but they also also
Speaker 17: shouldn't be demanding taxpayers money to send police to go
Speaker 17: and manage these protesters four times a day. In Melbourne,
Speaker 17: apparently the police go out four times a day to
Speaker 17: manage these pro Palestinian protesters. And I wonder are they
Speaker 17: on Sentralink? Are we paying for them to protest and
Speaker 17: then paying to manage them as well?
Speaker 6: This is a concern for me.
Speaker 2: Well, I think, sorry, Red, The question I think really
Speaker 2: is how come the police are so impartial? Sorry, are
Speaker 2: not impartial? Why are they so biased where you can
Speaker 2: be arrested for posting a demonstration against lockdowns? But yet
Speaker 2: we see violence and we see all these things happening.
Speaker 2: The Nick Patterson verdict you refer to says specifically, and
Speaker 2: this is of interest to the three of us because
Speaker 2: we have played repeatedly for the last few years that reel,
Speaker 2: and I'll be playing a bit of it later. Of
Speaker 2: all the police brutality in Victoria, girls getting choked, people
Speaker 2: having their heads slammed to the ground, cars driving.
Speaker 7: Over them, rubber bullets.
Speaker 2: You know, people who were injured, specifically injured by rubber
Speaker 2: bullets and attacked. What sort of madness was it that
Speaker 2: that could occur in Victoria. Have the people in Victoria
Speaker 2: when they see you, how did they respond to you?
Speaker 17: And also keep in mind that's only what we've seen
Speaker 17: on camera. Imagine what else went on. But look, I
Speaker 17: wish I knew why they were so biased, you know,
Speaker 17: But I think the only way that we can create
Speaker 17: a situation where we can mend the divide between the
Speaker 17: people and the police is accountability and meaningful action.
Speaker 6: That is the only way.
Speaker 17: You can't say I am sorry you feel that way.
Speaker 17: That's not an apology. We need someone who made those
Speaker 17: decisions to take actual accountability and maybe resign, you know,
Speaker 17: and then the people can start to trust the police again.
Speaker 17: I'm a single woman traveling around in a van. I
Speaker 17: need the police sometimes I have needed them. I want
Speaker 17: the people to trust the police. There are some fantastic
Speaker 17: police out there, but without accountability and meaningful action, we
Speaker 17: won't fully recover.
Speaker 7: Ever.
Speaker 4: Well, we had some polling come out this week from
Speaker 4: Victoria Police showing that trust in VIC police was at
Speaker 4: record lowest from when they've been measuring this, I think
Speaker 4: was around from memory fifty eight percent, where they wanted
Speaker 4: to be in the eighty percent plus area. But we
Speaker 4: do have this two tier policing. It's undeniable. We saw
Speaker 4: during COVID where the anti lockdown protests were called I
Speaker 4: quote batshit crazy by Luke Cornelius, an assistant commissioner who
Speaker 4: defended the BLM protests and their right to be aggrieved.
Speaker 4: We've got the police commissioner currently pattern on the one
Speaker 4: hand saying I'm not woke and then one minute later
Speaker 4: apologizing to the stolen generations and being very political. So
Speaker 4: is it the police hierarchy that's been hijacked by politics?
Speaker 4: Is that the problem? Or is it the everyday members
Speaker 4: are working at the coal face.
Speaker 17: So many large corporations, whether it's private or public, have
Speaker 17: been taken over by wokeism and they think they're appeasing
Speaker 17: a majority of people, and I don't think they actually are.
Speaker 17: So Shane Patton apologized to the Stolen generation and that
Speaker 17: was in a week and a half after Nick Patterson's
Speaker 17: case ruling went public, and it really frustrates people like
Speaker 17: me who could get an apology from Shane Patten, he
Speaker 17: was the police commissioner at the times of lockdown. He
Speaker 17: could actually spend that media time apologizing to people who
Speaker 17: are actually going through things that he actually did himself.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's very easy to.
Speaker 17: Say sorry for something that you didn't do, and that's
Speaker 17: not affecting anyone right now. And I wonder anti lockdown
Speaker 17: protest is going to have to wait seventy years for
Speaker 17: Shane Patten's grandson to apologize to us.
Speaker 8: I mean, so many of the things, so many the
Speaker 8: things that they said, Oh you know, you're crazy, Oh
Speaker 8: you're a bunch of kooks, all all this stuff. You know,
Speaker 8: we now know. Anthony Fauci came out in Congress and
Speaker 8: he was forced at a congressional hearing and he admitted
Speaker 8: that things like social distinct, the six feet rule, they
Speaker 8: had no idea where that came from. They just put
Speaker 8: it out there, and so many other things. Now it's
Speaker 8: absolutely gospel truth according to the Kavidians, was you know,
Speaker 8: completely has all been completely and entirely debunked, as we
Speaker 8: talked about on this program for years, as you talked about,
Speaker 8: do you feel like there's any sort of vindication in
Speaker 8: the fact that the truth, the scientific truth was really
Speaker 8: on your side.
Speaker 17: It's a really strange feeling, like I'm glad that I
Speaker 17: was right, Yeah, but I don't actually feel peace yet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because there is no accountability and meaningful action.
Speaker 17: And there's so many people who got abused in Victoria
Speaker 17: who lost their businesses and they're not going to get justice.
Speaker 17: It's actually been too long even for a lot of
Speaker 17: citizens to create a court case or things like that.
Speaker 6: Are past the three year mark.
Speaker 17: So the only way that we can force accountability and
Speaker 17: meaningful action is.
Speaker 6: For people who do have cases to go all the.
Speaker 17: Way and someone like me and Nick Patterson, we will
Speaker 17: continue to pick out particular offices.
Speaker 6: I will do it for twenty years. I don't care.
Speaker 17: I will do it until they take accountability so that
Speaker 17: we can heal.
Speaker 7: Because you were right, Monica Smith's.
Speaker 2: Even Rob at Redfield, the former head of the US
Speaker 2: Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said this weekend that
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen vaccine mandates were a terrible decision, and more importantly,
Speaker 2: that lockdowns and school closures were a big mistake. That's
Speaker 2: from the top of the CDC. Monica Smith, you were
Speaker 2: proven right. This fantastic read. Make sure you read this.
Speaker 2: It's Monica's book sell twenty two. You can get it
Speaker 2: on Monica's website Monicsmith dot com. Monica, great to have
Speaker 2: you here, Good luck with the book too. You've got
Speaker 2: more events coming up around Sydney and elsewhere. Keep going
Speaker 2: and more strength to you. And I'm sure I for
Speaker 2: those police officers who are out there abusing people during COVID,
Speaker 2: Monica's after you for the next twenty years.
Speaker 7: I'd be very, very worried if I were you. Monica Smith,
Speaker 7: thanks so much for.
Speaker 2: Yes, welcome back to Outsiders with Rita Panahee, James Morrow,
Speaker 2: and myself, Rowan Dean, and thank you so much for
Speaker 2: watching us every Sunday morning.
Speaker 7: We certainly do appreciate being with you.
Speaker 2: Net Zany is our look at the crazy, idiotic inside
Speaker 2: world of net zero. We've talked earlier in the show
Speaker 2: about the fact that Bowen and Albo want to make
Speaker 2: this an election on net zero.
Speaker 7: Yes, please, fantastic.
Speaker 2: Let's have another climate change election, because we tend to
Speaker 2: win them every time. What the US is most worried about,
Speaker 2: isn't this fascinating? So an election year in the States
Speaker 2: is this draft that came out? What the state of
Speaker 2: respondence who say the following are among the most important
Speaker 2: issues facing the US between twenty nineteen twenty election and
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three twenty four election. And guess what, the
Speaker 2: green thing climate change has completely disappeared. It's not even
Speaker 2: on the raidar it's gone bowen. Yeah, yesterday's man. Get
Speaker 2: used to the fact it's over, folks. Now let's have
Speaker 2: a little bit of wacademia.
Speaker 7: RITA.
Speaker 2: Interesting to see Gina ryan Hard has been pushing back
Speaker 2: at her old school since Hilda's Anglican Girls' School there
Speaker 2: in Perth, beautiful place up overlooking the.
Speaker 7: River for wokeness. Now, well done to Gina Reyanhart. We
Speaker 7: need people in positions of influence.
Speaker 2: At push back against the woke insanity, particularly where it
Speaker 2: is infecting children in schools.
Speaker 7: Rita.
Speaker 4: It is vitally important to have people of her caliber,
Speaker 4: her standing taking a stand. It's a brave thing to
Speaker 4: do because you know, as soon as you stand up,
Speaker 4: the mob come for you, or the activists or the
Speaker 4: media types who just cannot upstand anybody who's speaking from
Speaker 4: a mainstream position, and this is very much a mainstream position.
Speaker 4: So we need parents importantly to also take a stand,
Speaker 4: take an interest in what your kids are being taught.
Speaker 4: And if you think it's absurd, if you think it's damaging,
Speaker 4: tell the school. Now, this school, the kids are being
Speaker 4: told things like having a penis doesn't mean you have
Speaker 4: to perform the role of a man, having avolver doesn't
Speaker 4: necessarily mean you're a woman or want to use women's spaces.
Speaker 4: So there's a kid school jams.
Speaker 8: Not only that, this is a girls' school, am I right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: So what is happening here? I'm sorry, at this Anglican school,
Speaker 8: girls school where they are undermining the precise nature of
Speaker 8: the reason for their being. I mean, yes, you know,
Speaker 8: if you are a student there, if you're a parent
Speaker 8: who is paying what I'm sure are you know, not
Speaker 8: in considerable fees to send your daughter there, you are
Speaker 8: clearly doing this for a reason because you value that
Speaker 8: single sex education, You value the girls experience, you value
Speaker 8: the traditions of this once venerable school. And it seems
Speaker 8: to me that schools like this that go down this
Speaker 8: road are undermining their entire reason for being, where they
Speaker 8: tell kids insane things like this.
Speaker 4: It is and it is prevalent in private schools and
Speaker 4: Anglican schools. It is almost prevalent across the board. Other
Speaker 4: than I guess Islamic schools you won't see any of this.
Speaker 4: But you know there was a classroom apparently where the
Speaker 4: whole class was admonished because a student misgendered a teacher
Speaker 4: who is I understand trans or transitioning.
Speaker 7: So we just but not only that.
Speaker 8: The other thing too, sorry, Ron, is that it also
Speaker 8: creates this sort of discipline issue for schools, because we've
Speaker 8: seen other schools in Australia where students have used the rules,
Speaker 8: the new set of rules around this to create all
Speaker 8: sorts of other disciplinary issues. There was a school in Brisbane,
Speaker 8: I remember, you know, you've got all of these sorts
Speaker 8: of things where suddenly that students can then use this
Speaker 8: to challenge authority in other ways.
Speaker 2: Well, what Gina ryan Hart has said is that you know,
Speaker 2: we've she understands it. A rough estimate is that woke,
Speaker 2: anti Australian and similar propaganda takes up approximately one third
Speaker 2: of the school curriculums in Australia. Now we can certainly
Speaker 2: have vouched for that. We've had Bella Debrera and others
Speaker 2: from the IPA who do this sort of recent search
Speaker 2: and clearly the curriculums are a major major problem in
Speaker 2: these schools. But when you then have the schools pushing
Speaker 2: this whole entire transgender madness as well, Missus Ryan Hart
Speaker 2: is talking to a group in America called the Mums
Speaker 2: of America, and I guess they're looking at setting up
Speaker 2: a Mums of Australia, and I think they should set
Speaker 2: up a Mums of Australia.
Speaker 7: We need that here.
Speaker 2: We need proper educational logic, reason and you know, back
Speaker 2: into our education system. Well done, Missus Ryan Hart for
Speaker 2: taking that initiative, and it's really needed because, for example,
Speaker 2: online you have a great girl online, Selene against the Machine,
Speaker 2: who's been exposing some of this transgender craziness in schools
Speaker 2: throughout Victoria.
Speaker 7: And other places.
Speaker 2: She goes on Live said look at this teacher, look
Speaker 2: at what's on the curriculum here.
Speaker 7: This is a young girl. She's been banned by our
Speaker 7: e Safety Commis.
Speaker 2: One of her tweets has had to take down or
Speaker 2: she's been whatever threatened with having to take it down
Speaker 2: and ban simply for drawing attention to transgender.
Speaker 7: Issues at schools. So here we have again the safety.
Speaker 2: Commissioner wading in, I don't see that that's protecting children.
Speaker 7: In my opinion, that is the opposite.
Speaker 2: It's Selene who's protecting children by pointing out what is
Speaker 2: going on in these schools.
Speaker 7: In my humble opinion, Rita.
Speaker 4: And we've heard that same sentiment from d transitioners and
Speaker 4: we've spoken to them on this station and there's some
Speaker 4: of them very young, some of them still teenagers when
Speaker 4: they detransition. So the ages of fourteen fifteen that had
Speaker 4: double mysectomies, irreversible surgeries and why because they were protected,
Speaker 4: protected from hearing someone's content to the alternative point of view.
Speaker 4: All they heard was this affirmation doctrine about if you
Speaker 4: feel like a boy, then you're a boy, then have
Speaker 4: your breast removed. And it's a catast drophic situation for
Speaker 4: these poor kids.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, after the break, we're going to revisit COVID mandates.
Speaker 7: Don't go anywhere. What's more happening here and outside? There's
Speaker 7: lots of good news today.
Speaker 2: Hello, you're watching Outsiders with RITA retrovirus Panahee, James Batsoup,
Speaker 2: Morrow and myself rowan social distancing dean. The highly respected
Speaker 2: UK Telegraph newspaper this week reported on a paper published
Speaker 2: in the British medical journal Public Health magazine that quote
Speaker 2: COVID vaccines could be partly to blame for the rise
Speaker 2: in excess deaths since the pandemic, scientists have suggested. Researchers
Speaker 2: from the Netherlands analyzed data from forty seven Western countries
Speaker 2: and discovered there had been more than three million excess
Speaker 2: deaths since twenty twenty, with the trend continuing despite the
Speaker 2: rollout of vaccines and containment measures end quote. The article
Speaker 2: then went on to say that quote the unprecedented figures
Speaker 2: raised serious concerns and called on governments to fully investigate
Speaker 2: the underlying causes, including possible vaccine harms end of quote.
Speaker 7: This, as you know, is precisely what I've been saying
Speaker 7: for several years. Another quote.
Speaker 2: Both medical professionals and citizens have reported serious injuries and
Speaker 2: deaths following vaccination to various official databases in the Western world.
Speaker 7: There you have it. In the name of balance, I
Speaker 7: have to state that our own.
Speaker 2: Department of Health, in a submission to the Australian sent Inquiry,
Speaker 2: said quote, there is no credible evidence to suggest that
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen vaccines have contributed to excess deaths in Australia
Speaker 2: or overseas.
Speaker 7: End of quote.
Speaker 2: This is supported by the TGA, which continues to stand
Speaker 2: by its advice. But the vaccine remains the most effective
Speaker 2: way to prevent serious.
Speaker 7: Illness or death. Now you can make up your own mind.
Speaker 2: Those regular viewers a outsiders always do. This Telegraph article
Speaker 2: prompted the Scourge of Brussels. Nigel Ferrage this week decided
Speaker 2: to run in the imminent UK elections as leader of
Speaker 2: the Reform Party to give voters a conservative alternative to
Speaker 2: the floundering Tories of Rishie sunac Well. Nigel put up
Speaker 2: a tweets this week reminding people that he had also
Speaker 2: been calling for such a COVID inquiry.
Speaker 7: But the most contentious part is vaccines.
Speaker 18: Have vaccines caused a rise and excess deaths or have
Speaker 18: vaccines prevented an even bigger rise in excess deaths?
Speaker 7: I don't know the answer, but we need.
Speaker 2: A full, proper public inquiry, not funded by big farmer
Speaker 2: or banks.
Speaker 7: We need the truth. We need the truth.
Speaker 2: Indeed, we need a full exploration into the truth as
Speaker 2: to whether or not the vaccines themselves have contributed to
Speaker 2: the rise in our excess mortality figures or not, and
Speaker 2: that needs to be part and parcel of a full
Speaker 2: Royal commission into the abuse us of power during COVID.
Speaker 2: We just spoke to one of the people who was
Speaker 2: abused by those authorities, who can, for example, forget this
Speaker 2: sort of nonsensical scare mongering.
Speaker 18: The more we can keep people who are not vaccinated
Speaker 18: away from those who are, given that this is a
Speaker 18: pandemic of the unvaccinated, than the sofer we will be.
Speaker 18: It won't be forever, it won't be enduring. It is
Speaker 18: based on science, really.
Speaker 7: Dan, based on science.
Speaker 2: If that's the case, then I have no doubt you
Speaker 2: would be prepared, along with all the other members of
Speaker 2: the National Cabinet, to table every scientific document that guided
Speaker 2: your thinking and advice during COVID, every one of them
Speaker 2: handy and scientific advice like this, for example, from South
Speaker 2: Australia's COVID health bureaucrats.
Speaker 19: And we are working through the details of what that
Speaker 19: will mean. If you are at Adelaide Oval and the
Speaker 19: ball comes towards you, my advice to you is to
Speaker 19: and just do not touch that ball.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well, got COVID on it.
Speaker 2: Speaking of science, this week, doctor Anthony Fauci, the man
Speaker 2: who once described himself as the science, the personification of it,
Speaker 2: fronted up to congressional hearings where he was confronted by,
Speaker 2: among others, Republican Mardrie Taylor Green, who did not.
Speaker 7: Quite share Fauci's enthusiasm for his science.
Speaker 2: And well, she didn't mince her words. Although you can't
Speaker 2: see him in this video, this is her addressing Fauci
Speaker 2: this week, and.
Speaker 20: Your science here, your science does displayed perfectly in this
Speaker 20: picture where children children in school were put in plastic
Speaker 20: bubbles because of your science, your repulsive, evil science. And
Speaker 20: let's go back to your very own email. You said
Speaker 20: earlier you don't use email, Oh you do right here.
Speaker 20: This is your own email where you said the typical
Speaker 20: mask in the drug store is not really effective in
Speaker 20: keeping out virus. I do not recommend that you wear
Speaker 20: a mask. This is your email, this is your own words.
Speaker 20: But yet children, children all over America were forced to
Speaker 20: wear masks, healthy children forced to wear masks, muzzled in
Speaker 20: their schools, and then they were forced to learn from
Speaker 20: home because of your so called science and your medical suggestions.
Speaker 20: While you and all your cronies get paid from big pharma.
Speaker 20: You know that what this committee should be doing. We
Speaker 20: should be recommending you to be prosecuted. We should be
Speaker 20: writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for
Speaker 20: crimes against humanity. You belong in prison, doctor Fauci.
Speaker 7: So let's just take a trip down memory lane.
Speaker 2: In my opinion, the entire COVID hysteria was one gigantic
Speaker 2: medical advice Ponzi scheme, with Foutch in the CDC is
Speaker 2: sitting right at the top of the pyramid, and everyone below,
Speaker 2: including all our health ministers, public health bureaucrats, politicians simply
Speaker 2: repeating the lines from above. Worse, the coercion of individuals
Speaker 2: on things like vaccine mandates and lockdowns was a disgrace.
Speaker 2: And this too, all came from Fauci. Here he is
Speaker 2: explaining at those hearings how it all worked. His is
Speaker 2: the second voice you will hear.
Speaker 7: And if this doesn't make you boil with anger, I
Speaker 7: don't know what will I have to say that.
Speaker 2: I don't see a big solution other than some sort
Speaker 2: of mandatory vaccination.
Speaker 21: I know federal officials going to use that term.
Speaker 22: Once people feel empowered and protected legally, you were going
Speaker 22: to have schools, universities and college is going to say
Speaker 22: you want to come to this college, buddy, You're going.
Speaker 7: To get vaccinated. Lady, you're going to get vaccinated.
Speaker 23: Big corporations like Amazon and Facebook and all of the
Speaker 23: others are going to say, you want to work for us,
Speaker 23: you get vaccinated.
Speaker 2: Sound familiar, Remember Scott Morrison, remembering we do not have
Speaker 2: a mandatory vaccination policy in this country.
Speaker 7: We do not have that, We are not proposing to
Speaker 7: have that. That is not changing.
Speaker 2: But an employer may wish to make a reasonable directive
Speaker 2: to staff, and if they do so, they would need
Speaker 2: to do so consistent.
Speaker 24: With the law.
Speaker 7: And back to Fauci. Now it gets even worse.
Speaker 22: And it's been proven that when you make it difficult
Speaker 22: for people in their.
Speaker 23: Lives, they lose their ideological and they get vaccinated.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Are all objections to COVID vaccinations ideological?
Speaker 4: Doctor Pacci?
Speaker 7: No, they're not, and thank you out What I was
Speaker 7: referring to, well.
Speaker 25: In reference to making it hard for people to get education, traveling, working,
Speaker 25: I'd say it very much was a context.
Speaker 7: Quote.
Speaker 2: It's been proven that when you make it difficult for
Speaker 2: people in their lives they lose their ideological bs and
Speaker 2: they get vaccinated. Those words should be etched on doctor
Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci's gravestone. How many Australians suffered because of that approach?
Speaker 2: The very thing I have railed about the abuse of
Speaker 2: powered during COVID.
Speaker 7: There you have it writ large.
Speaker 2: The only way, in my opinion, that those words can
Speaker 2: be interpreted, is as a directive for governments to make
Speaker 2: people's lives difficult in order for them to submit to vaccination.
Speaker 2: That's coercion, that's illegal. But that was the science, and
Speaker 2: that's what they did here in Australia as much as
Speaker 2: everywhere else. They made people's lives difficult.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she's pregnant.
Speaker 2: Oh. I get exhausted just thinking about the number of
Speaker 2: idiotic directives handed down by governments and businesses and what
Speaker 2: they did to people's lives. Yet, all along, if you
Speaker 2: criticized those comments or raised questions about them, you were
Speaker 2: the evil granny killer, the anti vaxxer. You were demonized
Speaker 2: and shunned.
Speaker 3: The questions were report, don't answer it.
Speaker 21: All.
Speaker 4: He wanted your names.
Speaker 14: He has.
Speaker 4: Full rights to get your names. Destroying property.
Speaker 2: How many businesses and lives ruined for no purpose. Then
Speaker 2: there was all this sort of nonsense science.
Speaker 7: Really, oh oh my god, it's so light.
Speaker 14: So are you okay?
Speaker 4: Are you okay?
Speaker 2: And then here's our chief medical health officer back in
Speaker 2: March twenty twenty one.
Speaker 7: Is this the science in this situation?
Speaker 26: I can absolutely say that I remain confident in the
Speaker 26: astrosenica vaccine, that it's safe, and that there is at
Speaker 26: this point no evidence that it causes blood clots.
Speaker 2: Astrosenica was of course later withdrawn after admitting to causing
Speaker 2: blood clots. Here's a bit more of the science from
Speaker 2: New South Wales chief health officer, a New World Order
Speaker 2: enthusiast carry Chart.
Speaker 4: I would just urge you to get vaccinated and take
Speaker 4: up the opportunity for accessing astrosenica.
Speaker 2: Well, at least here on Sky we were prepared to
Speaker 2: debate and disagree about these issues, and we encourage debate.
Speaker 2: Here's my good friend Shari Markson back in September twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one.
Speaker 15: Despite all of this, I've heard many commentators on this
Speaker 15: channel over the past week strongly objecting to restaurants and
Speaker 15: retail outlets mandating vaccines for customers. Rowan Dean is one
Speaker 15: of these commentators, and I like Rowan, This isn't a
Speaker 15: criticism of him, and I'm sure he wouldn't mind me
Speaker 15: disagreeing with him on the contrary. In this country, we
Speaker 15: need to be able to have policy debates without attacking
Speaker 15: the individual or disliking the individual. And you may not
Speaker 15: agree with my opinion on this particular topic, but that's fine.
Speaker 15: We need to be having these discussions and debates. As
Speaker 15: we open up this morning on sky News, Rowan Dean
Speaker 15: called the company Spotlight, disgraceful for saying that workers wouldn't
Speaker 15: get bonuses if they hadn't had the JAB.
Speaker 2: The owners of Spotlight disgracefully say they will withhold Christmas
Speaker 2: bonuses from unvaccinated employees. How spiteful and nasty and petty
Speaker 2: can you get? I for one, won't be going anywhere
Speaker 2: near their stores.
Speaker 15: But in my opinion, Spotlight hasn't gone far enough. If
Speaker 15: you're a customer going into a store, you want to
Speaker 15: know that the people working there are vaccinated. If you're
Speaker 15: in a restaurant, you want to know that the people
Speaker 15: sitting alongside you, breathing in the same air as you,
Speaker 15: have also been vaccinated.
Speaker 2: Now, Sharon and I are great mates and capable of
Speaker 2: disagreeing on any issue in remaining good friends. But for
Speaker 2: many people workers, policemen, firemen, paramedics, woollies, checkout chicks, it
Speaker 2: was not possible to disagree. Companies like Spotlight and so
Speaker 2: many others deliberately to make life difficult for those with
Speaker 2: a different political ideology. That is, in my opinion, the
Speaker 2: perfect definition of fascism. But back to doctor Fauci. My
Speaker 2: thanks to Milk by TV for this compilation of the
Speaker 2: usterly confused and frequently self contradictory advice of this man
Speaker 2: who sat at the very top the Bernie Matoff of
Speaker 2: the COVID medical advice Ponzi scheme.
Speaker 7: If you're vaccinated, you don't have a risk.
Speaker 23: And that's the reason why we say, it's as simple
Speaker 23: as black and white.
Speaker 7: You're vaccinated, you're safe. You're unvaccinated, you're at risk. Simple
Speaker 7: as that.
Speaker 23: I don't believe any vaccine is one hundred percent effective,
Speaker 23: virtually one hundred percent efficacious if things go wrong, not
Speaker 23: point fingers.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 23: The best ppe for the general public, if possible right now,
Speaker 23: is to maintain the physical and social distancing. It actually
Speaker 23: came from the CDC, the CDC was responsible for those
Speaker 23: kinds of guidelines schools, not me, and to make everything
Speaker 23: we do be based on science and evidence. What I
Speaker 23: meant by no science behind it is that there wasn't
Speaker 23: a controlled trial that said compare six foot with three
Speaker 23: feet with ten feet, So there wasn't that scientific evaluation
Speaker 23: of it.
Speaker 4: Mass man needs for children under five, when the children.
Speaker 7: Go out into the community.
Speaker 27: You want them to continue to wear masks or scientific
Speaker 27: evidence supporting that.
Speaker 7: There was no study that did masks one kids before.
Speaker 8: You couldn't do the study.
Speaker 23: But if they get up and really aim their bullets
Speaker 23: at Tony Fauci, well people could recognize there as a
Speaker 23: person there.
Speaker 7: So it's easy to criticize.
Speaker 23: But they're really criticizing science because I represent science.
Speaker 20: Do you represent science, mister Fauci?
Speaker 7: Yes, no, yes or no.
Speaker 2: No, that's not a yes or no any yes, it's
Speaker 2: a yes or no.
Speaker 22: I don't think it is.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, we'll take that as a you don't know
Speaker 4: what you represent.
Speaker 2: Well, how about these comments the first one where Fauci
Speaker 2: specifically says that the vaccines prevent transmission, Yet that turned
Speaker 2: out to be not true and indeed fires are finally
Speaker 2: admitted to the European Parliament, as I revealed exclusively here
Speaker 2: on Sky, that they'd never ever tested for transmission. Here
Speaker 2: are more examples of Fauci flip flopping and seemingly making
Speaker 2: self contradictory claims on everything from transmission to mass to lockdowns.
Speaker 7: In other words, the opposite of the science is settled.
Speaker 17: If you're vaccinated, you really don't need to worry about
Speaker 17: getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
Speaker 7: That is true.
Speaker 23: That is correct, Chris.
Speaker 27: It'llly to protect you completely against infection, and the chances
Speaker 27: are very likely that you'll not be able to transmit
Speaker 27: it to other people. The risk is extremely low of
Speaker 27: transmitting it to anybody else full Stacksinated people are clearly
Speaker 27: capable of transmitting the infection. When you're in the middle
Speaker 27: of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people feel
Speaker 27: a little bit better. If people are not wearing masks,
Speaker 27: then maybe we should be mandating it.
Speaker 8: I often myself wear two masks, and I'm quoting you now.
Speaker 28: At the population level, masks work at the margins, maybe
Speaker 28: ten percent. To hear that they only work at the margins,
Speaker 28: maybe ten percent, would make a lot of people ask then,
Speaker 28: why was I wearing a mask.
Speaker 23: You're really attacking not only doctor Anthony Fauci, you were
Speaker 23: attacking science.
Speaker 2: And then his Faucci claiming his lockdowns did little or
Speaker 2: no harm to children. But it appears the US Surgeon
Speaker 2: General and the CDC disagree and it.
Speaker 8: Went too far that, particularly for kids who couldn't go
Speaker 8: to school except remotely, that it's forever damaged them.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't think it's forever. I reparably damaged anyone.
Speaker 5: The US Surgeon General has called it an urgent public
Speaker 5: health crisis, a devastating decline in the mental health of
Speaker 5: kids across the country. According to the CDC, the rates
Speaker 5: of suicide, self harm, anxiety, and depression are up among adolescents.
Speaker 2: So did Fauci recommend locking down the United States or
Speaker 2: did he not?
Speaker 7: We didn't recommend shutting everything down.
Speaker 2: First of all, I didn't recommend locking anything down.
Speaker 23: I recommended to the President that we shut the country down.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has now finally seen through this charide charade
Speaker 2: in dity, now says he will no longer comply with
Speaker 2: such dictats.
Speaker 25: To every COVID tyrant who wants to take away our freedom.
Speaker 25: Hear these words, we will not comply, so don't even
Speaker 25: think about it. We will not shut down our schools,
Speaker 25: we will not accept your lockdowns, we will not abide
Speaker 25: by your mask mandates, and we will not tolerate your mandates.
Speaker 2: Can't get any clearer than that Australian families and businesses
Speaker 2: took their lead from politicians who took their lead from
Speaker 2: health bureaucrats who took their lead from international bodies who
Speaker 2: took their lead from I wish we knew. That is
Speaker 2: why we must have a Royal Commission into the abuse
Speaker 2: of power during COVID.
Speaker 7: For the people who lost their.
Speaker 2: Businesses, who didn't get to bury their loved ones, who
Speaker 2: were forced and are still forced out of their chosen
Speaker 2: careers and professions. For the kids who had denied their childhoods.
Speaker 2: The entire Western world lost its collective mind during COVID, well.
Speaker 7: Most of it did. Some of us saw through it,
Speaker 7: the three of us here and spoke up, but.
Speaker 2: Most gullibly and blindly believed the authorities.
Speaker 7: Like Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen will be viewed in future years as one
Speaker 2: of those insane outbreaks of mass hysteria incomprehensible fueled by ignorance, cowardice,
Speaker 2: greed and a last for authoritarian power. Is there any
Speaker 2: other way to explain how on earth the madness ended
Speaker 2: up like this?
Speaker 7: No lock downs anymore?
Speaker 4: We can finally walk out the door.
Speaker 1: The sunlight is affair.
Speaker 7: See it still doesn't feel real to me. No lockdowns anymore?
Speaker 25: Well they still any my team back the door shut
Speaker 25: favorite end, Anthony Faucy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 7: After the break, James, don't give outs, and we'll chat
Speaker 7: to MICHAELEB. Peterson in two.
Speaker 8: Welcome back to the program. James Morrow. Here at the
Speaker 8: desk as always with Rowan Dean and Rita Panahee. There's
Speaker 8: been a new development in the saga of Joe Biden's
Speaker 8: disgraceful performance at the eightieth anniversary commemorations of D Day
Speaker 8: last week, which I want to tell you about today.
Speaker 8: That's right, along with all the bizarre behaviors that he exhibited,
Speaker 8: it looks like Joe Biden, or rather his advisors, decided
Speaker 8: to old but rip off whole honks of a speech
Speaker 8: given forty years ago at Pont de Hawk, Normandy by
Speaker 8: another far more successful president, Ronald Reagan at commemorations of
Speaker 8: the fortieth anniversary of d Day forty years ago. American
Speaker 8: broadcaster Clay Travis compared the two speeches and well, you
Speaker 8: be the judge last.
Speaker 29: The hour and come sixth of June nineteen forty.
Speaker 7: Four, at dawn.
Speaker 30: On the morning of the sixth of June nineteen forty four.
Speaker 29: Two hundred and twenty five American rangers arrived by ship,
Speaker 29: jumped into the waves and stormed the beach.
Speaker 30: Two hundred and twenty five rangers jumped off the British
Speaker 30: landing craft and ran to the bottom of these cliffs.
Speaker 29: Gunfire rained above them, but still they kept coming. Nazi
Speaker 29: grenades thrown from above exploded against the cliffs, but still
Speaker 29: they kept coming.
Speaker 30: The rangers looked up and saw the enemy soldiers the
Speaker 30: edge of the cliffs shooting down at them with machine
Speaker 30: guns and throwing grenades, and the American rangers began to climb.
Speaker 29: They launched their ladders, the ropes and grappling hooks, and
Speaker 29: they began to climb.
Speaker 30: They shot rope ladders over the face of these cliffs
Speaker 30: and began to pull themselves up.
Speaker 29: When the Nazis cut their ladders, the rangers use the ropes.
Speaker 29: When the Nazis cut the ropes. The rangers used their hands.
Speaker 30: When one ranger fell, another would take his place. When
Speaker 30: one rope was cut, a ranger would grab another and
Speaker 30: begin his climb again.
Speaker 29: An inch by inch, foot by foot, yard by yard,
Speaker 29: the rangers clawed, literally clawed, their way up this mighty
Speaker 29: precipice until the last they reached the top.
Speaker 30: Soon, one by one, the rangers pulled themselves over the top.
Speaker 29: They preached sisters Atlantic Wall, and they turned, and that
Speaker 29: one effort the tide of the war.
Speaker 7: It began to save the world.
Speaker 30: And in seizing the firm land at the top of
Speaker 30: these cliffs, they began to seize back the continent of Europe.
Speaker 8: Well, you can almost imagine the thinking in the White
Speaker 8: House there. I mean, hey, Ronald Reagan, he was old,
Speaker 8: he won States, going into his second term with fifty
Speaker 8: nine percent of the popular vote. I got an idea,
Speaker 8: let's rip off his speeches. Hey, just crazy enough to work.
Speaker 8: And I gotta say, great work, and well done to
Speaker 8: all involved. But of course, at that point in his presidency,
Speaker 8: Reagan was still vigorous, and also his policies were popular,
Speaker 8: and his economy was booming for everyone, not just woll
Speaker 8: Street that said, there were plenty of differences also between
Speaker 8: the two speeches. For example, Ronald Reagan's speech uponta Hawk
Speaker 8: was imbued with a deep American spirituality.
Speaker 30: Something else helped the men of d Day the rock
Speaker 30: hard belief that Providence would have a great hand in
Speaker 30: the events that would unfold here, that God was an
Speaker 30: ally in this great cause. And so the night before
Speaker 30: the invasion, when Colonel Wolverton asked his parachute troops to
Speaker 30: kneel with him in prayer, he told them, do not
Speaker 30: bow your heads, but look up so you can see
Speaker 30: God and ask his blessing in what we are about
Speaker 30: to do.
Speaker 8: Wow. Well, Joe Biden suggested his speech suggested a sort
Speaker 8: of American creed that could have been taken from a
Speaker 8: fortune cookie or maybe an inspirational page to day calendar.
Speaker 29: American democracy asked the hardest of things, to believe that
Speaker 29: we're part of something bigger than ourselves.
Speaker 7: So democracy begins with each of us.
Speaker 29: Begins when one person decide there's something more important than themselves,
Speaker 29: When they decide the person that they're serving alongside of
Speaker 29: is someone to look after, when they decide the mission
Speaker 29: matters more than their life when they decide that their
Speaker 29: country matters more than they do.
Speaker 8: Sure, I mean, look, that's all lovely, but you know
Speaker 8: that's it's not the unique essence of the American or
Speaker 8: the Western democratic experiment. The whole reason back in nineteen
Speaker 8: forty four hour boys were fighting on D Day was
Speaker 8: because a bunch of other guys on the other side
Speaker 8: had also decided to fight for something bigger than themselves.
Speaker 8: That thing, of course, was evil, it was Nazis, it
Speaker 8: was fashions to but still that was a big problem.
Speaker 8: And Biden also had this to say, and well, I
Speaker 8: think it was a bit of a veiled hit at
Speaker 8: you know who. It was, also I think a bit
Speaker 8: of a tell on himself.
Speaker 7: We often talk.
Speaker 29: About the ideals of life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. But
Speaker 29: we don't talk about is how hard it is, how
Speaker 29: many ways we're asked to walk away, how many instincts
Speaker 29: are to walk away. The most natural instinct is to
Speaker 29: walk away, To be selfish, to force our will upon others,
Speaker 29: to seize power.
Speaker 7: Never give up.
Speaker 8: Talking about being selfish and people seizing power and trying
Speaker 8: not to give it up. Well, I know, Trump or
Speaker 8: Biden or his writers think that he's talking about Trump there,
Speaker 8: and that's fine, but that's also quite the statement to
Speaker 8: come from a guy Joe Biden who is both holding
Speaker 8: on to power, holding onto the White House despite increasing
Speaker 8: an obvious frailty, and it was clearly using his Justice
Speaker 8: Department undemocratically along with the American democratic legal system to
Speaker 8: try and jail his opposition or at least knock it
Speaker 8: out of the race. And when it comes to walking away, well,
Speaker 8: I think we know who's the expert around here.
Speaker 27: Distinguished guests, please welcome the honorable Lloyd J.
Speaker 24: Austen.
Speaker 7: Thanks James.
Speaker 2: Great to see Ronald greg and there and putting the
Speaker 2: two of them together side by side on.
Speaker 7: My goodness, what a comparison.
Speaker 2: Well, we all know Jordan Peterson, the famous philosopher, conservative
Speaker 2: thinker who was first on this show on Outsiders all
Speaker 2: the way back in twenty seventeen when he was not
Speaker 2: yet a household name, when he was being canceled for
Speaker 2: his forthright opinions in a Canadian university. Joining us now
Speaker 2: is his daughter, Michaelia Peterson, who is.
Speaker 7: Her own YouTube star.
Speaker 2: She's got a huge following podcasts, great success in her
Speaker 2: own right as well as doing certain things with her parents,
Speaker 2: including Jordan. In fact, Mikayla is setting up the academy.
Speaker 2: Joining us now is Mihayla Peterson, Welcome to Outside.
Speaker 7: It's great to have you here.
Speaker 2: As I said, your dad was on this show IF
Speaker 2: many years ago, back in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 7: It's fantastic to have you here too. Michaylia.
Speaker 2: Tell us a bit about yourself to the Australian audiences
Speaker 2: who aren't familiar with you. Your amazing story about your
Speaker 2: ill health as a child and the fact that you've
Speaker 2: kind of done a reverse Linda McCartney. You're a full
Speaker 2: blown meat eater and you've aeshewed vegetarianism.
Speaker 7: Tell us a little bit about yourself so Australians get
Speaker 7: to know you. Michayla.
Speaker 14: So, growing up, I had juvenile rheumatoid earthritis terribly. It
Speaker 14: was the worst case my rheumatologists had seen. I ended
Speaker 14: up having my hip and ankle replaced when I was seventeen,
Speaker 14: So I was on methotruk state and brawl.
Speaker 21: I was in the hospital monthly, incredibly ill. I was depressed.
Speaker 14: I was on seven medications by the point I was
Speaker 14: twenty three, and when I was twenty three, I started
Speaker 14: looking into alternative ways to fix myself because mainstream medical
Speaker 14: system didn't help me.
Speaker 21: Right.
Speaker 14: I was on these medications for a long time and
Speaker 14: I still had all my symptoms and my joints were
Speaker 14: still disintegrating. So I went over to diet, which felt
Speaker 14: pretty out there to me, but I thought it was
Speaker 14: worth a shot before because I didn't really know what
Speaker 14: else to do.
Speaker 21: And I cut out all processed.
Speaker 14: Foods and I went to kind of a paleo diet,
Speaker 14: which is really meat based with fruit and vegetables, and
Speaker 14: that improved my life a lot. But over the next
Speaker 14: period of about two years, I continued to cut foods
Speaker 14: out to try to get my autoimmune disorder under control,
Speaker 14: and I ended up on an all meat diet. So
Speaker 14: I've been an all meat diet, mainly eating beef since
Speaker 14: twenty seventeen, and it put my symptoms in remission. So
Speaker 14: I've popularized that, and I've gotten some media hate for
Speaker 14: promoting that.
Speaker 21: I called the Lion diet.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and no wonder right because nobody thought that that
Speaker 14: was But both my parents have bottomine disorders. They're on
Speaker 14: the diet, they're in remission as well, so that kind
Speaker 14: of I think wrote my name into somewhat into the
Speaker 14: media a little bit, maybe not in such a positive way,
Speaker 14: but it's massively improved my life and that's why I'm
Speaker 14: able to have a podcast and run companies and live
Speaker 14: compared to you know, dying before.
Speaker 2: Basically, well, we have some of the best beef in
Speaker 2: the world here in Australia, MICHAELA.
Speaker 7: So you better get out here and taste some of
Speaker 7: it retail.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, you are very big in the fitness world.
Speaker 4: A lot of people have been helped by your advice.
Speaker 4: But we've got this fat positivity movement that's happening at
Speaker 4: the moment where people who are not just big, but obese,
Speaker 4: morbidly obese, are being celebrated and it's almost seen as
Speaker 4: hate to question that sort of lifestyle. We've just had
Speaker 4: Miss Alabama big crowned and she's definitely morbidly obese category.
Speaker 4: What do you think about that movement? Do you think
Speaker 4: this is something that is going to give girls an
Speaker 4: entirely mainly girls, but boys as well, a completely false
Speaker 4: idea about their health.
Speaker 14: I don't know if anyone actually truly believes that that's healthy,
Speaker 14: but I think making you know, that's like morbid obesity,
Speaker 14: a positive thing is evil, to tell you the truth.
Speaker 14: There have been many studies like Oxford I think has
Speaker 14: a study done on a one hundred thousand people who
Speaker 14: died linking obesity to a ten year earlier death, which
Speaker 14: is similar to lifelong smoking. So the fact that that's
Speaker 14: being promoted when it's obviously not healthy and being marketed
Speaker 14: as healthy is insane.
Speaker 21: It's insane, absolutely, James.
Speaker 8: But just to pick up on that thread there for really,
Speaker 8: there was an amazing piece we've seen pieces like this
Speaker 8: before in The Guardian of the other day which said
Speaker 8: that you know, working out may be good for you'll
Speaker 8: also make you more right wing. And there has also
Speaker 8: been lots of studies out there that show that people
Speaker 8: who are broadly speaking conservative are psychologically more happy, less
Speaker 8: neurotic than people on the left. Is there on the
Speaker 8: left kind of a push to keep people unfit, unhappy,
Speaker 8: miserable and therefore also hopefully for them on the left?
Speaker 21: I mean, who knows.
Speaker 14: I think mental illness is so rampant in America that
Speaker 14: it's hard to tell what these people are thinking.
Speaker 21: I don't know what the push is.
Speaker 14: I don't think necessarily bullying people into being skinny is
Speaker 14: the way to go. I think if we just had
Speaker 14: better education on how to lose weight and what's healthy
Speaker 14: to eat. I think most people who have too much
Speaker 14: weight are looking for ways to lose it, and they
Speaker 14: go to the gym a bit and it doesn't help enough,
Speaker 14: and they're trying to figure out what to do. And
Speaker 14: the food in America is abysmal. Tons of ingredients here
Speaker 14: that are banned in Europe, which is ridiculous. Everything's hyper
Speaker 14: palatable and addictive. So it's not surprising that there's an
Speaker 14: obesity epidemic, but encouraging it is is wrong on a
Speaker 14: like a moral level.
Speaker 2: And want to ask you about the Peterson Academy. As
Speaker 2: I said, your dad, many fans of your dad. He
Speaker 2: was a big hit at the ARC conference last year
Speaker 2: there in Britain. He was very popular when he was
Speaker 2: out here in Australia. I hope we see him out
Speaker 2: here again, and I know you're in charge of organizing that, MICHAELA.
Speaker 2: So can you put a spot for Jordan to come
Speaker 2: out to Australia in his diary? But just what was
Speaker 2: it like growing up with Jordan Peterson as your dad?
Speaker 14: It was so I didn't know that my dad was
Speaker 14: any different from any other dad until I was about
Speaker 14: twenty three, when kind of like the world picked up
Speaker 14: on him, but we had he was pretty much the
Speaker 14: same as what you see on YouTube or you see
Speaker 14: it as lectures.
Speaker 21: You know, he tried to get into deeper meaning and things.
Speaker 14: I grew up learning metaphors behind the biblical stories just
Speaker 14: at table conversations.
Speaker 21: And I think one.
Speaker 14: Thing my dad taught me that was insanely valuable was
Speaker 14: if I have any problems in my life, it's up
Speaker 14: to me to figure out and I can't blame other
Speaker 14: people for hardships that I'm suffering, which was I think
Speaker 14: extremely relevant because I had severe arthritis and I didn't
Speaker 14: end up resentful. I ended up trying to figure out
Speaker 14: a way a way out of it. And I don't
Speaker 14: know if I would have done that without my dad
Speaker 14: giving me those lessons from the age of grade two.
Speaker 4: Never use anything really as a.
Speaker 21: As an excuse.
Speaker 14: So I would say having him as a dad's been
Speaker 14: extremely valuable. And then he's opened so many doors of
Speaker 14: opportunity for me, and I help him try to spread
Speaker 14: what he's doing and organize his life and I'm running
Speaker 14: Peterson Academy now, so we work closely together.
Speaker 21: But I definitely wouldn't be where I am now without
Speaker 21: having him there.
Speaker 4: But defficult would they going through your teenage years when
Speaker 4: you give you rebelling, your argumentative and you've got Jordan Peterson?
Speaker 4: I mean, would seeing him absolutely demolish seasoned interviewers who've
Speaker 4: gone in there research, We've got your questions and he
Speaker 4: just demolishes them. What's it like trying to win an
Speaker 4: argument against Jordan Peterson across the dinner table.
Speaker 14: So we'd have if there was ever a big argument
Speaker 14: in our family, we'd have a sit down at the
Speaker 14: table until it was sorted out, which could last three
Speaker 14: or four hours.
Speaker 21: And they were pretty stressful.
Speaker 14: But overall, to be honest, yeah, yeah, intense as a teenager,
Speaker 14: but overall my dad in person, he's super compassionate, really reasonable.
Speaker 21: It was my mom that I needed to be worried about.
Speaker 14: So i'd go to her. I'd go to him to
Speaker 14: sign off on activities like can I go out with
Speaker 14: these friends and things, and I'd go to him instead
Speaker 14: of my mom. So he's good in interviews, but as
Speaker 14: a dad, he was kind of a softie throughout my ways.
Speaker 7: Mikaela Peterson. Great to chat to you.
Speaker 2: Make sure you get out to hear us here to
Speaker 2: Australia with your mum and dad. Get some great Australian
Speaker 2: beef gr Wagu beef. That's the one you want to
Speaker 2: be looking out for and you will have a great
Speaker 2: time out here in Australia.
Speaker 7: Great to chat to you, Thanks Kayla.
Speaker 2: And good luck with the Peterson Academy there which sounds fascinating.
Speaker 7: Coming up, Clown Show canber One in a tick Roll up,
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Speaker 7: It's the Canberra Clown Show.
Speaker 2: Where a majority of the teals have again disgraced themselves
Speaker 2: and showed their utter contempt for Israel and for the
Speaker 2: sensitivities of Jews in Australia by signing a second letter
Speaker 2: that I regard as a disgrace openly supporting the International
Speaker 2: Crimine Court the ICC. That's the Marbu of put Hamas
Speaker 2: and the elected Prime Minister of the State of Israel
Speaker 2: on the same moral platform by seeking the arrest of
Speaker 2: Benjamin Netta Yahoo and his Defense Minister in the same
Speaker 2: breath as seeking the arrest of the appalling, obnoxious leaders
Speaker 2: of the bloodthirsty Butchers of Hamas. First the Teals supported Unwah.
Speaker 2: Now these ones are supporting the ICC, just like Penny Wong. Yes,
Speaker 2: Monique Ryan who according to the Age, spent a motza
Speaker 2: get it to win the seat of Keyong and unseat
Speaker 2: Josh Friedenberg. She supports the ICC. Zoe Daniel the ex
Speaker 2: ABC Journal, the Teal from Goldstein and Melbourne, also with
Speaker 2: a large Jewish population, She supports the ICC. Kate Cheney
Speaker 2: from Curtain in Western Australia. Kate Cheney supports the ICC.
Speaker 2: Take note if you live in that part of Perth
Speaker 2: and support Israel. By the way, there's a much better
Speaker 2: candidate for that seat, Tom White. Vote for Tom White
Speaker 2: and Turf Outer a Teal. Kylie Tink from North Sydney.
Speaker 2: Lots of friends of Israel and that seat.
Speaker 7: Take notes. Kylie supports the ICs.
Speaker 2: See she signed the letter to Sophie Scamps from the
Speaker 2: Northern Beaches. She signed the letter too, and nearby Zalie Stego,
Speaker 2: also from the Northern Beaches. Yes, folks, they are your
Speaker 2: Teals who are all happily sitting alongside and indeed are indistinguishable,
Speaker 2: in my view, from the likes of Maroon Feruki, Lydia
Speaker 2: Thortem and Adam Bant in their antipathy to the Jewish state.
Speaker 2: First they urged Pennywong to reinstate Australian taxpayers dollars going
Speaker 2: to ANOIR, and now they are overtly showing support for
Speaker 2: the appalling ICC the Teal clown Show. But here at
Speaker 2: the Candra clown Show. The last came thick and fast
Speaker 2: last week thanks to a real labor clown, Bill Shorten. Yes,
Speaker 2: it was revealed Bill uses as a script writer for
Speaker 2: his NDIS speeches at a cost to the taxpayer of
Speaker 2: six hundred and twenty thousand dollars over two years. A
Speaker 2: speech writer who used to write scripts for popular TV
Speaker 2: soap operas like a Country Practice or Sons and Daughters. Well,
Speaker 2: she must feel right at home in that job, because
Speaker 2: we also learned this week what a genuine soap opera
Speaker 2: the NDIS is. According to the ABC quote, criminals manipulating
Speaker 2: participants in the National Disability Insurance Scheme have used their
Speaker 2: money to buy drugs, prostitutes, holidays and new cars. Among
Speaker 2: the instances of fraud of the forty two billion dollar scheme.
Speaker 2: We're a twenty thousand dollar holiday and a seventy three
Speaker 2: thousand dollar car.
Speaker 31: I don't know how big the iceberg is. So other
Speaker 31: people ten percent. I think a dollar ripped off from
Speaker 31: a disabled person is disgusting and I quite.
Speaker 2: Agree, and every dollar ripped off the Australian taxpayer is
Speaker 2: also disgusting.
Speaker 7: Bill, including, in my opinion, for highly paid script writers.
Speaker 2: Anyway, speaking of soap operas, why bother watching TV crime
Speaker 2: dramas like NCIS when with one simple letter change we
Speaker 2: can all watch NDIS, Labour's National Disa Disability Insurance scheme
Speaker 2: the soap opera and it's a beauty Who needs a
Speaker 2: soap opera scriptwriter?
Speaker 7: When according to the New.
Speaker 2: Daily It has estimated about four billion dollars is being
Speaker 2: wrought at each year from the NDS, including on.
Speaker 7: Drugs, holidays and cars.
Speaker 2: Criminals were also taking INDIS participants to ATMs and forcing
Speaker 2: them to hand over their cash. Yes, who needs Hollywood
Speaker 2: when you've already got Bill Shortens INDIS. In fact, I've
Speaker 2: just filming finished filming mylot for the first series.
Speaker 7: Here it is Bill Shortens NDIS.
Speaker 21: No, I'm not a chowing accountant.
Speaker 7: Nobody ever seems to see anything. Somehow, somebody's always looking
Speaker 7: the other way.
Speaker 2: Just joking, of course, that was the famous Robert De
Speaker 2: Niro movie Casino. But here's Bill shortened claiming the routing
Speaker 2: of the NDIS isn't his fault. After all, Why didn't
Speaker 2: the coalition complain about the roots when they were in government.
Speaker 31: I went through my file about when did the when
Speaker 31: did the ministers of the government start talking about fraud?
Speaker 31: And I went through all of these seven coalition ministers
Speaker 31: for the NDIS. Do you know they never put out
Speaker 31: one press release on challenging or detecting fraud, not one zip, nada.
Speaker 7: Zilch ooops. But hang on, turns out Bill got it
Speaker 7: completely wrong.
Speaker 2: Here's a press release from twenty eighteen by Peter Dutton
Speaker 2: tackling fraud in the NDIS. And here's one from Linda
Speaker 2: Reynolds in twenty twenty one. And here's another one also
Speaker 2: from twenty one. And here's another one that's for Bill
Speaker 2: Quatro fear Chettier Quatra hopeless. Bill then had to scurry
Speaker 2: back into Parliament and apologize for misleading parliament, still speaking
Speaker 2: of Labour wroughts and riddles, Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg tried
Speaker 2: in vain to find out from Labor Minister Katie Gallagher,
Speaker 2: a regular and popular favorite here on the Canberra Clown Show,
Speaker 2: where where are all the new houses Labor have promised
Speaker 2: to build?
Speaker 7: Where are they?
Speaker 2: Seeing as housing construction is at a decade low. Good question,
Speaker 2: and here is Katie, who is a very talented actress.
Speaker 2: In my opinion, she reminds me of Kate Blanchett in
Speaker 2: many ways, doing a brilliant impersonation of a supremely arrogant.
Speaker 2: Now to touch Labor Finance minister who hasn't got a
Speaker 2: clue about her own portfolio, why we didn't decad Lodi.
Speaker 4: Thinking, well, it's a range of reasons.
Speaker 28: Some of that's to do with the fact that there
Speaker 28: hasn't been enough done in the previous decade.
Speaker 7: There are more houses filled out of the former government.
Speaker 7: Well I'm not sure that's the case. Well it is
Speaker 7: the case, and that is why.
Speaker 19: And you have opposed every element of our House Homes
Speaker 19: for Australia policy.
Speaker 7: I mean I only just five six years ago we'll
Speaker 7: building two and twenty well jore and thirty thousand houses.
Speaker 7: Now we don't do one hundred and seventy cavins, superb stuff.
Speaker 7: All they do is blame the Libs, That's all they do.
Speaker 2: But of course we can't have a Canberra clown show
Speaker 2: without a starring performance by Albozo himself. Business investment is
Speaker 2: up and your growth in real wages is back.
Speaker 7: Ooh, but is it really?
Speaker 2: Here's the new head of the RBA answering Liberal senator
Speaker 2: had Liberal Senator and estimates this week.
Speaker 7: Have a listen.
Speaker 2: So what is the Bank's latest for us in regards
Speaker 2: to real wages over the year to December twenty twenty four?
Speaker 30: Growth?
Speaker 7: Yeah, very very small growth, very small growth.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 24: So we've got wage price index at about three point
Speaker 24: eight and we've got inflation at three point eight, so
Speaker 24: zero zero on wage price index.
Speaker 31: Spaces, How far have the living standards of Australians fallen?
Speaker 24: Our real wages have fallen by around about I don't
Speaker 24: know specific, I can't give I'd have to give you
Speaker 24: a specific number. Take a specific number away. But over
Speaker 24: the past stay year or so a couple of years,
Speaker 24: real wages have fallen because inflation has been much higher
Speaker 24: than wage.
Speaker 2: Rhymes, real wages under labor have fallen all of which
Speaker 2: may explain why this iconic Melbourne pub I've got a
Speaker 2: few beers they myself, is forced to shut its doors
Speaker 2: after one one hundred and thirty five years due to
Speaker 2: rising costs. According to The Daily Mail, there have been
Speaker 2: a whole raft of businesses collapsing in the hospitality industries
Speaker 2: in Sydney and Melbourne in the past twelve months.
Speaker 7: Albo's future made in Australia.
Speaker 2: Don't make me laugh when Australians can't even make beer.
Speaker 2: You know something is crook and it's called labor.
Speaker 7: What would Slim say?
Speaker 2: Now? The purple comes anxious are the quota to come?
Speaker 7: And there's a far away look on the face of them.
Speaker 16: The maid's gonald crankie and the cook's acting queer.
Speaker 8: What a cheerable place is a purple.
Speaker 4: With no beer?
Speaker 7: Lots of lefty lunacy.
Speaker 8: James, Ah, this is absolutely horrendous. Here, look on your screen.
Speaker 8: What I've got here is vision from protests which took
Speaker 8: place just hours ago outside the White House. What you're
Speaker 8: seeing here is burning the American flag. You're seeing people
Speaker 8: pro palace fizing, pro hamas demonstrators dressed up cause playing
Speaker 8: as terrorists. One of them holds up a decapitated head
Speaker 8: of Joe Biden, the President, which would seem to me
Speaker 8: to be a bit of a threat. And yet you know,
Speaker 8: and while they're defacing this monument to General Rochambeau, a
Speaker 8: French general who led French forces helping George Washington during
Speaker 8: the revolution, defacing it with their free Gaza nonsense, there's
Speaker 8: the head there to cause playing as ji Hotti's secret
Speaker 8: service did nothing. Park Police nothing, Capitol Police nothing. Nobody
Speaker 8: was arrested. This is the absolutely disgraceful state of things
Speaker 8: on the left in the United States. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 8: It doesn't go take much imagination to think that it
Speaker 8: doesn't go long before you go from playing at this
Speaker 8: sort of terrorist stuff to doing real terrorist.
Speaker 2: Stuffsolutely, Hillary Clinton tweet reta, this is just grotesque. We
Speaker 2: talked about the D Day commemorations, So Hillary Clinton tweeted
Speaker 2: out eighty years ago today, thousands of brave Americans fought
Speaker 2: to protect democracy on the shores of Normandy.
Speaker 7: Then she adds this November, all we have to do
Speaker 7: is vote.
Speaker 4: What a absolutely disgusting But you can't even on that
Speaker 4: momentous day send a message without your Trump derangement syndrome
Speaker 4: and trying to equate what they did to defeating Trump,
Speaker 4: defeating the forces of I mean, it is just grotesque.
Speaker 4: But this is the Democrats for you. But I've got
Speaker 4: some good news from Melbourne, from the city of Stonington,
Speaker 4: so this is inner city South Yarra to rackt some
Speaker 4: of the great shopping strips. They've had this ridiculous make
Speaker 4: Mary signage throughout Christmas. They've been too scared of the
Speaker 4: word Christmas during Christmas. But they put out a statement
Speaker 4: this week saying we are bringing Christmas back. Christmas is
Speaker 4: back in the city.
Speaker 7: Astonach.
Speaker 4: You've got to be saying Mary Christmas, not this absurd
Speaker 4: make Mary, which no one knows what the hell that
Speaker 4: even means.
Speaker 7: So I think we should take that as a win.
Speaker 7: We'll chalk that up as another outsider's win. It's the outsiders.
Speaker 2: It's you people out there who go into the shopping
Speaker 2: malls and say, sorry, this ain't good enough. So we'll
Speaker 2: chalk that up as an outsider's win for all the
Speaker 2: outsiders across Australia.
Speaker 7: Let's also got to show you this. This is pretty
Speaker 7: funny because we are in a good mood today.
Speaker 2: Great news are repeat again about the hostages being rescued
Speaker 2: from Gaza today. Just fantastic, classic and taba style operation.
Speaker 2: The IDF at their finest. Great great news. Have a
Speaker 2: look at this spoof.
Speaker 7: It's really good on Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has his thirty four convictions, so called felonies.
Speaker 7: Here's a great satirical take on that.
Speaker 8: Thirty four counts. Nobody's done it. Nobody can do the nobody,
Speaker 8: you can do it. Thirty more, it's never been.
Speaker 2: Our numbers are showing.
Speaker 7: These are big numbers.
Speaker 8: Thirty more. Great gags, great, yeah, great, great, great great,
Speaker 8: But I mean it just goes to show too how
Speaker 8: nobody except for like the hardest left, most broken TDS
Speaker 8: lunatics take any of these. That's felling codictions.
Speaker 4: That's why to speak about the ib C. Yes, sorry
Speaker 4: Australian media, because this has been one of the depressing things,
Speaker 4: just how completely out of touch our media has been.
Speaker 4: Spoke about it a little bit last week about why
Speaker 4: these these charges and these convictions have had almost no
Speaker 4: effect in America other than helped Trump raise an enormous
Speaker 4: amount of money. Because we can we just run.
Speaker 7: Them can we just can keep talking?
Speaker 2: But let's just run the footage of the boats with
Speaker 2: all the Trump flags and things like that.
Speaker 7: That's a huge response to Trump.
Speaker 8: And this too is that you know, even when you
Speaker 8: watch the hard left media CNN, they have legal experts, souldiers.
Speaker 8: You know, this conviction really is going to stand up.
Speaker 8: This whole thing was a lie. But here in Australia, Reader,
Speaker 8: Here in Australia they take regurgitated crap from the Democrat
Speaker 8: National Committee and they have hysterics on the front page
Speaker 8: of the Citney Mooarning Herald and everybody at the age going,
Speaker 8: oh my.
Speaker 6: God, it's a convicted fellow.
Speaker 8: In Americans are awfu because we've got a freaking picted fellow.
Speaker 2: My well, let's footage on the screen now, reader, and James,
Speaker 2: that's the cues lining up for one of Donald Trump's rallies.
Speaker 2: I don't think those thirty four convictions are hurting him
Speaker 2: at all. And that boat flotilla out there of Trump's supporters.
Speaker 2: It's a great, great news day and we can look
Speaker 2: forward to many happy times right up until November fifth.
Speaker 2: I'm being very optimistic today. See you next Sunday here
Speaker 2: on Outsiders.
Speaker 7: As always,