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Speaker 1: On SCO lils Ostodio.

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Speaker 2: This is the Wader Panalty Show.

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

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Speaker 3: up tonight. The fallout from Lydia Thorpe's wild antics with

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Speaker 3: calls for her resignation, Coalition and f Keith Pitt joins

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Speaker 3: me shortly. Did you sent to Alan government under attack

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Speaker 3: for its controversial housing plan that will see high rise

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Speaker 3: towers at train stations across Melbourne. Josh Hammer will be

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Speaker 3: with me later in the hour with the latest from

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Speaker 3: the US, including Tim Walls adding to the Democrats men's

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Speaker 3: issues and we never forget left he's losing it.

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Speaker 4: Sure do you cut off contact with family members just

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Speaker 4: because they are voting for Donald Trump? Yes?

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Speaker 3: But first. The fallout continues from Lydia Thorpe's stunt during

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Speaker 3: King Charles's reception in Canberra yesterday, where she had this

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Speaker 3: to say to him.

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Speaker 5: You got aside against our people. Get up our land back,

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Speaker 5: give us by your.

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Speaker 3: Style from us, our bones.

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Speaker 6: Our scar, our baby, our people.

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Speaker 3: You dead.

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Speaker 1: We want the.

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Speaker 3: Training in this country.

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Speaker 7: Give up a.

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Speaker 3: This is not your lad.

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Speaker 4: This is not your lad.

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Speaker 3: Not surprising, Lis Senator Thorpe has received attention from media

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Speaker 3: outlets around the world, with UK outlets in particular being

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Speaker 3: shocked by her behavior. She's awful at the sudden newspaper said,

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Speaker 3: King Charles Heckler should be ashamed for appalling behavior. It's

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Speaker 3: a disgrace, they wrote. As she also made an appearance

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Speaker 3: on Sky News UK and she repeatedly clashed with hosts

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Speaker 3: Kay Burley. Have a look I did.

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Speaker 8: Why did you call him genocideal.

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Speaker 9: Which is the king's speech?

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Speaker 8: Why did you call him genocidal?

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Speaker 7: He waited till the end.

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Speaker 8: Why did you call because there's a genocide.

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Speaker 9: There's thousands of massacre sites in this country from invasion

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Speaker 9: and someone needs to answer for that, and that's he

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Speaker 9: is the successor, then he needs to answer.

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Speaker 8: Okay, thank you.

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Speaker 2: One of your colleagues, one of your colleagues described you

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Speaker 2: as abusing your position and your intervention was disgraceful. How

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Speaker 2: do you respond to that.

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Speaker 9: I'm not fussed about what people say about me. I

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Speaker 9: will continue to fight for justice for my people. We

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Speaker 9: are the real sovereigns in this country. The king is

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Speaker 9: not our sovereign. The king lives in your country. He's

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Speaker 9: from your country. He can't be our king.

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Speaker 7: So I don't really.

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Speaker 3: She also had this to say to gb News reporters

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Speaker 3: just after the altercation.

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Speaker 10: I got carried out by the AFP, so I didn't

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Speaker 10: get a chance to look around on who was supporting me.

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Speaker 10: But I certainly got a few nods from Aberiginal people

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Speaker 10: in the room to show that they support my resistance.

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Speaker 3: This morning, Peter Dutton made his feelings known on this issue.

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Speaker 3: We'll hear from him, and we'll also hear Senator Thorpe's

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Speaker 3: response should she resign.

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Speaker 11: I think there's a very strong argument for somebody who

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Speaker 11: doesn't believe in the system, but it's willing to take

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Speaker 11: quarter of a million dollars a year from the system

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Speaker 11: to resign in principle. And if you were really truly

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Speaker 11: about your cause and not just about yourself, then I

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Speaker 11: think that's a decision that you would make well.

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Speaker 10: First of all, Dutton say it to my face, because

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Speaker 10: every time I see him in Parliament he walks in

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Speaker 10: the opposite direction.

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Speaker 12: I really don't care.

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Speaker 13: What Dutton says.

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Speaker 14: I'm in this job for another three and.

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Speaker 3: A half years and I'm not looking to be re elected.

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Speaker 15: I'm looking to get justice by my people.

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Speaker 3: Joding me now is Deputy Executive Director the Institute of

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Speaker 3: Public Affairs, Dan Wilder. Can Lydia Thorpe really be part

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Speaker 3: of the resistance, as she calls herself if she's also

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Speaker 3: part of that system she collects a salary as an MP,

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Speaker 3: she sits in the Australian Parliament, in the upper House,

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Speaker 3: she swore an allegiance to the king or Queen in

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Speaker 3: her case.

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Speaker 1: Well, that's right, Rita.

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Speaker 16: There's only twelve senators from Victoria. Lydia Thorpe is one

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Speaker 16: of them, and apparently she's the one that's being oppressed

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Speaker 16: that work. So I think what Peter Duncan said is right.

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Speaker 16: You know, you're happy to draw a quarter of a

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Speaker 16: million dollar salary from the system that you say is racist,

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Speaker 16: oppressive and colonial. People can see that this doesn't add up.

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Speaker 16: You've even had, you know, the activist class in the

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Speaker 16: Indigenous area disassociating themselves from Lydia Thorpe. And I think

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Speaker 16: most Australians look at this and say, look, if you

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Speaker 16: want to have a debate about the republic, fair enough,

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Speaker 16: you know, you can have a view on whether you

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Speaker 16: want to stay as a monarchical nation or not. But

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Speaker 16: the reality is that this is self serving. Of course,

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Speaker 16: Lydia Thorpe used to be in the Greens. She was

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Speaker 16: elected as a Senator only because she was on the

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Speaker 16: Greens ticket, So she's really living on borrow time. And

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Speaker 16: I think that most Australians have just had a gutfull

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Speaker 16: of of this kind of behavior.

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Speaker 1: And of course she has form in this area. Reader.

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Speaker 3: I do worry though that she will be re elected.

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Speaker 3: We have seen this before and we are talking about Victoria.

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Speaker 3: Do you think think at the next election she's going

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Speaker 3: to be out the next time she has to be

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Speaker 3: re elected.

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Speaker 16: I think she'll struggle. But you are right to point

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Speaker 16: out that it is Victoria. Anything can happen in Victoria, Rita.

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Speaker 16: And you know, we have seen a lot of activism

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Speaker 16: and real lacking of political leadership across Australia and particularly

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Speaker 16: in Victoria on these issues. And the thing that concerns

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Speaker 16: me is the kinds of things that Lydia Thorpe talks about,

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Speaker 16: particularly around treaty and so called truth telling. Well, that's

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Speaker 16: exactly where labor are going. You know, labor is going

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Speaker 16: in that direction at a state level, at a federal level,

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Speaker 16: you know, voice treaty truth that's what the Prime Minister

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Speaker 16: committed to you know, on his first speech as Prime minister,

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Speaker 16: that was his top promise to the Australian people to

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Speaker 16: deliver that very radical agenda. Now, thank heavens, that was rejected.

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Speaker 16: The voice was rejected by sixty percent of the public.

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Speaker 16: But you know, we can see the left of the

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Speaker 16: political spectrum being pulled in a very extreme radical direction.

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Speaker 3: Now two Victorian premieres into Allen's grand plans to build

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Speaker 3: fifty multi story housing complexes in a number of suburbs

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Speaker 3: across Melbourne in order to help fix the state's housing crisis.

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Speaker 3: But there's been speculation that this has been worked into

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Speaker 3: a broader political play by the Allen government. The first

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Speaker 3: ten locations set to receive these towers, I don't know

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Speaker 3: if this is a coincidence, dand but they all tend

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Speaker 3: to be in liberal leaning areas. Here we go North Brighton,

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Speaker 3: Middle Brighton, Hampton, Sandringham, all Bayside and you've got Tuak

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Speaker 3: Village in Tuak, Armadale, Malvern and Hawksburn among the top ten,

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Speaker 3: and then also Hawthorne. Is that just a wild coincidence

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Speaker 3: that these train stations and these suburbs are going to

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Speaker 3: receive twenty to twenty five story towers. Certainly, the premieer

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Speaker 3: was met with some very angry locals during her announcement

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Speaker 3: of the plans in Brighton. I'm interested in your response

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Speaker 3: because I do wonder if those who are complaining are

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Speaker 3: guilty of being Nimbi's.

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Speaker 1: Well rita.

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Speaker 16: This is a very bad policy, clearly being made for

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Speaker 16: political reasons. As you point out, these are all in

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Speaker 16: Liberal seats, including a job a pseudo seat in Hawthorne,

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Speaker 16: which is one of the.

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Speaker 1: Key areas there. There's a lot of problems with this.

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Speaker 16: Firstly, this is anti ethical to the Australian way of life.

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Speaker 1: Australians want to.

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Speaker 16: Live in detached houses with a bit of land so

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Speaker 16: that they can raise families. That's been an instricable part

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Speaker 16: of our culture. They don't want to live in dog

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Speaker 16: box apartments twenty thirty stories high up in the air.

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Speaker 16: They've not paid any attention to the locals here, and

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Speaker 16: as I say, it's been done for political reasons because

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Speaker 16: Labor believes that people who rent in high rise apartments

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Speaker 16: are more likely to vote for Labor than they are Liberal. Now,

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Speaker 16: I think that that's a contested proposition, but Nonetheless, that's

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Speaker 16: what is informing this decision now for the coalition in Victoria,

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Speaker 16: this is an absolute line in the sand moment. They

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Speaker 16: have to oppose these developments. They need to outline an

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Speaker 16: alternative vision and plan for the future population growth of

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Speaker 16: Victoria and Metropolitan Melbourne. So far, I think they've said

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Speaker 16: that they oppose it on the basis that they haven't

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Speaker 16: consulted with the community, which implies that they may support

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Speaker 16: it if there was consultation with the community. So there

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Speaker 16: needs to be a very clear, unequivocal response here that

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Speaker 16: this is a bad policy that inconsistent, completely inconsistent with

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Speaker 16: our culture and our values, and the Victorians do not

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Speaker 16: want it.

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Speaker 3: I can just see it creating these slums across Melbourne

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Speaker 3: at these train stations, having these boxes built, having all

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Speaker 3: sorts of incentives to have people buy them, and they're

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Speaker 3: talking about discounts on stamp duty and all sorts of

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Speaker 3: other things that they're going to introduce for new builds.

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Speaker 3: I do wonder what it also will do to the

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Speaker 3: housing prices in those areas. We'll talk about housing being

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Speaker 3: more affordable, but it is the biggest asset most Australians hold.

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Speaker 3: Dan and nobody wants to see the biggest asset they

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Speaker 3: hold go backwards after they've slaved a way to be

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Speaker 3: able to pay off that house.

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Speaker 1: Well, that's right.

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Speaker 16: What you're seeing in Victoria really is the destruction of

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Speaker 16: the middle class and the aspirational middle class. And this

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Speaker 16: is a part of that. Because who's going to be

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Speaker 16: owning these apartments. It's going to be the super funds.

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Speaker 16: It's going to be a lot of build for rent.

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Speaker 16: I mean, they say it's about ownership, but a lot

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Speaker 16: of these apartments will be for rent. And there's going

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Speaker 16: to be a lot of foreign ownership, including from the

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Speaker 16: Chinese Communist Party. We know, so you know, this is

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Speaker 16: not about facilitating upward economic and social advancement, which has

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Speaker 16: been a key cornerstone of the success of our nation.

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Speaker 16: This is taking us backwards. And it's a part of

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Speaker 16: a deliberate strategy because Labour knows that their biggest voting cohort,

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Speaker 16: so those in the public sector, the growing corporate bureaucracy,

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Speaker 16: those who are tethered to the assistance of government in

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Speaker 16: one way, shape or form. We saw through COVID the

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Speaker 16: destruction of the middle class of small business owners and

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Speaker 16: that's continuing under policies such as this.

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Speaker 3: Before you go, I have to get your thoughts on

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Speaker 3: former nine newspaper columnists Clementine Ford. It's the same Clementine

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Speaker 3: Ford who helped spread the names of hundreds of pro

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Speaker 3: Israel Jewish creatives earlier this year.

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Speaker 17: Will remember that.

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Speaker 3: Well, she's come out with this bizarre take on the

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Speaker 3: death of her mass leader Yaya Sinwa, So full moon

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Speaker 3: in aris.

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Speaker 13: I'm not an astrologer.

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Speaker 18: I just followed along astrology pages and tarado and basically

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Speaker 18: like a big how collectively went through the world last

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Speaker 18: night astrologically speaking, and then to wake up this morning

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Speaker 18: and see you know that you see the news and

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Speaker 18: to see the way that the corrupt Western Empire is

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Speaker 18: framing the targeting of sin Walk.

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Speaker 17: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Interesting?

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Speaker 3: Can you please translate for me? Be how astrologically speaking? Sinoa?

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Speaker 3: What does it all mean?

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Speaker 5: Dad?

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Speaker 1: You're asking the wrong person. Reader.

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Speaker 16: I've got no idea what Clementine is on about. And

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Speaker 16: it's not the first time, and I'm sure i won't

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Speaker 16: be the last time that I'm sort of lost for

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Speaker 3: Well on that stunt, she did swear allegiance to the Queen,

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Speaker 3: Now on that oath, she was called to swear the

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Speaker 1: This country and you.

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Speaker 5: Get out of my face.

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Speaker 3: Kingdom as the pilot.

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Speaker 3: I shouldn't laugh, but it's such a person fit to

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Speaker 19: I think this is the great thing. How good is

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Speaker 19: It literally is anyone. I clearly don't agree with Senator

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Speaker 1: And people are over it.

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Speaker 3: Keith. Allegations of stabbings, fires and vandalism taking place across

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Speaker 19: Well, this is what happens when people not only can't

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Speaker 19: And I've had similar issues in my electric We've had

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Speaker 1: And you put a lot of.

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Speaker 19: Desperate people together, you get desperate acts and desperate outcomes.

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Speaker 19: And it is past time that this was dealt with.

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Speaker 3: Reader, never, Keith Pete, thank you so much for your

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Speaker 3: He joins me in our Melbourne studio. David, thanks for

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Speaker 3: You're right. I can already guarantee you one thing. If

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Speaker 20: Well, I think one of the things that we need

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Speaker 3: Do you see a lot of lawfare happening here, because

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Speaker 11: Now.

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Speaker 3: Victoria's still manufacturers say they have been betrayed by the

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Speaker 20: Look, I think that taxpayers deserve to get the right

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Speaker 1: To be upset.

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Speaker 1: Time this evening, Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: Still to come an extended edition of The Left. He

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Speaker 17: That welcome back.

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Speaker 3: Now it's time for lefties a losing air, and let's

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Speaker 3: start lefties with a man who was once considered cool

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Speaker 3: and at top of his game.

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Speaker 17: No more.

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Speaker 3: Trump derangement syndrome has broken Robert de Niro's brain, and

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Speaker 3: he seems determined to continue to embarrass himself campaigning for

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Speaker 3: the Democrats. Exactly who is this convincing them?

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Speaker 1: Now?

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Speaker 3: But in the clur we all found?

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Speaker 7: What in de clurb we all found? I don't in

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Speaker 7: the club.

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Speaker 3: We are all family now to transactivist Jeffrey marsh and

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Speaker 3: he has a lot of videos about cutting contact with

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Speaker 3: your parents, cutting contact with your family members, loved ones,

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Speaker 3: and he's just found another reason to do that.

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Speaker 4: Should you cut off contact with family members just because

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Speaker 4: they are voting for Donald Trump? Yes, if so far

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Speaker 4: they have not been able or willing to listen to compassion,

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Speaker 4: to listen to kindness, to listen to you, or even

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Speaker 4: to do their own research and discover that hatred is

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Speaker 4: not the answer, that love and kindness is the answer.

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Speaker 4: If they are unwilling to change, they they must experience consequences.

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Speaker 3: He's terrifying. They must face consequences for what. Wanting a

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Speaker 3: strong economy secure borders, safe cities for wanting men out

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Speaker 3: of women's sports and women's spaces. Let's see what else

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Speaker 3: old mate Jeffrey has to say. I'm a little scared.

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Speaker 4: And you not withhold those consequences from them. The consequence

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Speaker 4: in this case would be they don't get your beautiful, loving,

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Speaker 4: wonderful presence in their lives. It's over and they are gone.

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Speaker 3: That's the modern left for you, folks, mad as cut

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Speaker 3: snakes and somehow fooling themselves into thinking they're tolerant and inclusive.

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Speaker 13: Now.

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Speaker 3: Another celebrity brought in to push the Kamala bandwagon is

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Speaker 3: pop star Billy Eilish. She stars in this cringy little

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Speaker 3: video with mister Kamala Doug Knock him out, Knock him out,

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Speaker 3: Ermoff and his daughter, who I'm told is a model.

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Speaker 3: And there's also some other dude in the video I've

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Speaker 3: never seen before.

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Speaker 12: Everyone, second, gentlemen here, we've got to all get out

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Speaker 12: there and make sure you're registered and make sure you're

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Speaker 12: voting early for my wife and Mamola Kamala Harris for

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Speaker 12: a president of the United States.

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Speaker 15: You can go to I will Vote to check your

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Speaker 15: polling place and make sure to vote early.

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Speaker 1: I will get you.

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Speaker 10: Voting early and vote FORMA.

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Speaker 3: And here is another celebrity endorsement, this time from Lizzo

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Speaker 3: president A.

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Speaker 21: Oh my god, no, thank you for everything that you're doing.

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Speaker 21: You're fighting for democracy for this country. I know it's hard,

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Speaker 21: but you're so close. You're almost a your part, and

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Speaker 21: I thank you for that.

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Speaker 3: Let's win this.

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Speaker 4: Go on.

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Speaker 3: And listen here as pop star Lizo says that voting

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Speaker 3: for the Democrats would turn America into Detroit. And that's

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Speaker 3: a good thing. I'm so proud to be from this city.

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Speaker 12: You know.

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Speaker 21: They say, if Kamala wins, then the whole country will

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Speaker 21: be like Detroit, proud like Detroit, resilient like Detroit.

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Speaker 3: Yes, let's have the crime through the roof, have the decay,

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Speaker 3: the destruction that you see in Detroit, the fact that

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Speaker 3: so many are fleeing the joint yet, really do we

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Speaker 3: want to turn America into that? And one more celebrity

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Speaker 3: endorsement before we get some aosc craziness. Here is Usher,

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Speaker 3: who only a few weeks ago declined to do any

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Speaker 3: sort of political messaging, any sort of political endorsement, but

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Speaker 3: now here he is.

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Speaker 14: I'm supporting Vice President Harris because she fights for everyone's

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Speaker 14: rights for freedom, and it doesn't matter where you're from.

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Speaker 14: She has a vision for our country that includes everyone.

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Speaker 14: We've led through some very unfortunate realities.

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Speaker 1: Of our past.

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Speaker 3: However, we must learn.

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Speaker 14: From those moments and understand that the voice that we

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Speaker 14: have makes the difference that we want to see. We

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Speaker 14: have to strive to not allow our past to define

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Speaker 14: our future.

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Speaker 3: Did he say that? Did he really say that? Now?

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump's genius move to do some work experience at

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Speaker 3: McDonald's was a hugely successful. Normal folk liked it and

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Speaker 3: thought it was funny. Of course, he's mocking Kamala Harris

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Speaker 3: for pretending she wants work. They're no evidence of that

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Speaker 3: has been found so far, but they're left are having

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Speaker 3: an almighty meltdown about Trump's Macca appearance, and AOC has

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Speaker 3: decided he was mocking those who work at McDonald's. She's

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Speaker 3: always so cluelessly wrong about everything and hysterical.

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Speaker 22: Donald Trump putting on a little McDonald's costume because he

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Speaker 22: thinks that's what people do. They're not trying to empathize

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Speaker 22: with us, They are making fun of us. They're making

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Speaker 22: fun of us. Donald Trump thinks that people who work

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Speaker 22: at McDonald's are a joke.

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Speaker 3: And here is the woman herself, Kamala Harris, earlier today.

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Speaker 3: And yes, we got another word salad about aspirations, dreams, hopes.

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Speaker 23: We have to tap into and rejoice frankly in the

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Speaker 23: spirit of who we are as Americans, and we are

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Speaker 23: and ambitious people. We have aspirations, we have dreams, We

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Speaker 23: are optimistic by nature, and we I think value certain

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Speaker 23: qualities in our leaders.

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Speaker 3: Now, Tim Walls was on the View today and it

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Speaker 3: was precisely what you'd expect, a softball, boring and at

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Speaker 3: times unhinged affair. I've watched it, so you don't have to.

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Speaker 3: You're welcome. Here are three highlights. Let's start with will

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Speaker 3: Be Goldberg proving to the will that she doesn't understand

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Speaker 3: election lules. And she's also here lashing ass at all Old.

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Speaker 13: Musque and this people keep trying to buy the election. Yeah,

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Speaker 13: billionaire Elon Musk has gone all in for you know who,

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Speaker 13: and now he's giving out a million dollars a day

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Speaker 13: to people who sign his super Pax petition. Now, I

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Speaker 13: thought that was against the law, but apparently this then

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Speaker 13: found some new loop stuff that allowed this to go.

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Speaker 13: I thought you couldn't do this. What's happening?

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Speaker 24: Well, I think that's what you do when you have

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Speaker 24: no plan for the public, when you have no economic

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Speaker 24: plan that's going to benefit the middle class, when you

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Speaker 24: have no plan to protect reproductive rights, when you have

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Speaker 24: no plan to address climate change and produce American energy,

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Speaker 24: you go to these type of tactics.

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Speaker 25: It's all about it's a concept.

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Speaker 13: Aren't these tactics against the law, though, aren't you?

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Speaker 24: Well, I'll let the lawyers decide.

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Speaker 3: Even Elon has found some new loop stuff. Even someone

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Speaker 3: as dense as Tim Walls knows that's not against the law,

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Speaker 3: but he doesn't say it there, does he? Of course,

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Speaker 3: it's not against the law to incentivize people to sign

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Speaker 3: a petition. It's a petition, not a ballot. And given

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Speaker 3: the Democrats have a big problem with male voters, why

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Speaker 3: would they send Walls to a program watched by no

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Speaker 3: men and no saying women either. Really, at least they

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Speaker 3: gave him a present, So we've got.

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Speaker 26: The view and a dad in pad.

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Speaker 9: That to send the dre No, that's for you freshing

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Speaker 9: up that wardrobe a little.

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Speaker 8: But if you win, well you war it back. And

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Speaker 8: come back and visit us.

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Speaker 7: When you win, Well you wear.

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Speaker 24: But that's what I was going to say, you know

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Speaker 24: I'm wearing.

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Speaker 3: And finally, here is Tim Walls claiming that he is

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Speaker 3: a better shot than Republicans and has the trophies to

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Speaker 3: prove it. If you believe that, you'll believe anything.

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Speaker 25: So you're out hunting pheasants?

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Speaker 1: Yep?

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Speaker 25: Is that enough to convince people there's a middle ground

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Speaker 25: on this issue because right now, right now, right wingers

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Speaker 25: are coming after you for how you handle are your shotgun?

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Speaker 24: Well I can shoot better than I.

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Speaker 12: Got the trophies to prove it.

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Speaker 3: Still to car, we'll have all the lators from the US,

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Speaker 3: including the let's meltdown after Donald Trump's shift at Macca's.

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Speaker 17: Josh Hammer joins next Welcome back.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now is Newsweek's senior editor at Large, Josh Hammer.

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Speaker 3: Josh Elon Musk has been busy catching rockets and talking politics,

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Speaker 3: and this little anecdote he tells about a voter who

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Speaker 3: tried to show his ID shows just how crazy the

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Speaker 3: system is in America and why so many people have

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Speaker 3: little faith in the integrity of elections.

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Speaker 15: A friend of mine went to a vote in Palo

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Speaker 15: Walto in California, because he was like, is this real

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Speaker 15: or not? And he tried to show his ID and

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Speaker 15: it was like a like presenting across to a vampire,

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Speaker 15: like they're.

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Speaker 14: Like, no, no, put the idea away, Josh.

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Speaker 3: Polls show that the majority of Americans, not just the

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Speaker 3: majority of Republicans, support voter ID. Why are the Democrats

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Speaker 3: so dead set against the idea?

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Speaker 26: So, reader, First of all, I actually voted early. I'm

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Speaker 26: wearing my little sticker here. I'm wearing my voted early sticker.

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Speaker 26: I actually went to local poll here in Florida and

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Speaker 26: I voted just about three hours. I'm talking to you,

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Speaker 26: So for any Americans out there in the audience, I

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Speaker 26: would strongly encourage you to do what I didn't, to

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Speaker 26: go in and vote early. There is no reason to

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Speaker 26: leave this to election day now. Personally read in my

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Speaker 26: own personal opinion on this is that I think it

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Speaker 26: should be only one election day.

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Speaker 7: Make a national holiday if you have to.

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Speaker 26: I don't like this whole early voting thing, but as

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Speaker 26: long as that's the rule here in America, I intend

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Speaker 26: to take advantage of it. On the voter I D

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Speaker 26: thing because three hours ago when I vote in Florida.

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Speaker 26: I showed up with my voter ID and it was

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Speaker 26: basically a cakewalk. I have no good reason as to

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Speaker 26: why Democratic elites. And here's the key point, it really

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Speaker 26: is only Democratic elites. This is an issue that polls

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Speaker 26: like seventy five to twenty five, seventy thirty, depends how

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Speaker 26: exact that you want to do it. But a majority

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Speaker 26: of Hispanics, a majority of Black Americans. There is really

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Speaker 26: no demographic subgroup in America that I am aware of

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Speaker 26: where a majority does not support voter ID legislation. Because

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Speaker 26: walking around here in the United States, you need a

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Speaker 26: voter I D to do basically anything. You want to

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Speaker 26: go into a government building to get a marriage certificate,

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Speaker 26: or you want to talk about your taxes, whatever, you

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Speaker 26: need to show your voter ID. You want to go

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Speaker 26: buy a case of alcohol, a bottle of vodka to

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Speaker 26: keep whatever.

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Speaker 7: You need an ID.

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Speaker 26: You want to bor an airplane, you need an ID.

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Speaker 26: It makes no sense what soever that you would not

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Speaker 26: need an ID to do something as powerful, as important

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Speaker 26: as actually choosing the direction of the fate of our republic.

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Speaker 26: And I can think of no reason, frankly, to oppose

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Speaker 26: this other than that you actually want illegal aliens to vote,

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Speaker 26: You actually want fraud. I have to conclude that actually

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Speaker 26: is the reason.

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Speaker 7: Reader.

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Speaker 26: I'm trying not to be cynical here, but I cannot

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Speaker 26: think of another reason.

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Speaker 7: I just can't.

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Speaker 3: Josh, You're so right, as you said, the overwhelming majority

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Speaker 3: of Americans support voter IDs. So why would the Democrats

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Speaker 3: be so against it? Unless there is some dishonest reason.

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Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you want to boost confidence in elections when

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Speaker 3: that confidence has really fallen in recent years. Now it

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Speaker 3: is also becoming increasingly clear that Democrats have a big

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Speaker 3: problem with mail voters, white, male voters, black, Hispanic. It's

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Speaker 3: across the board. And how are they addressing this issue

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Speaker 3: while they're sending Tim Walls to the view And predictably,

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Speaker 3: he was asked tough questions. No had any of his

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Speaker 3: outlandish claims, I don't know fact checked.

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Speaker 25: Right now, right wingers are coming after you for how

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Speaker 25: you handle are your shotgun?

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Speaker 9: Well?

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Speaker 24: I can shoot better than I got the trophiesh to

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Speaker 24: prove it.

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Speaker 3: What do you think is this interview going to boost

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Speaker 3: their chances with mal voters? And what is the answer

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Speaker 3: to that problem? Because it's obviously one they're grappling with.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 26: You know, I think for every second that that Tim

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Speaker 26: Wall sat down on that set with the not so

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Speaker 26: very fine ladies of the view, he's probably losing testosterone

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Speaker 26: in real time, frankly. So, you know, if they're trying

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Speaker 26: to make inroads with the male voter, that they have

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Speaker 26: clearly alienated. You know, by the way the media Rita.

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Speaker 26: Speaking of the media, they also misrepresent this gender gap

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Speaker 26: here in the twenty twenty four election. They talk all

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Speaker 26: the time about how Republicans have a women problem, and

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Speaker 26: they usually blame it on the abortion issue.

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Speaker 7: They never talk about it.

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Speaker 26: They never talk about the fact that men are going

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Speaker 26: to vote for Trump over Kamala Harris at a historic rate.

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Speaker 26: And part of that is because they're not willing to

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Speaker 26: actually be introspective and to look into the mirror a

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Speaker 26: little bit and ask them very difficult, pointing questions as

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Speaker 26: to why that might be the case. First of all,

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Speaker 26: I think you have to look at the transgender issue,

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Speaker 26: the whole notion of gender ideology. The overwhelming majority of

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Speaker 26: men in America are not down for that. I don't

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Speaker 26: think the majority of women are down for that either.

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Speaker 26: It definitely is not something that men want to hear

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Speaker 26: when you try to tell them that if you feel

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Speaker 26: like a woman, you can actually be a woman. You know,

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Speaker 26: how about just good old school fashion, common sense, about

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Speaker 26: trying to instill virtues in men, trying to get men

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Speaker 26: to be protectors of the home, to marry young and

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Speaker 26: to have children and to raise family.

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Speaker 7: You know, all the great virtues.

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Speaker 26: That men who are who are trained in those virtues

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Speaker 26: have been able to rise to over the centuries. The

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Speaker 26: Democratic Party in its current form has no interest in

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Speaker 26: this whatsoever. They are solely interested in demasculating.

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Speaker 7: Men out there.

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Speaker 3: Look.

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Speaker 26: I don't know exactly how they get themselves out of this,

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Speaker 26: because they're really in it pretty deep at this point,

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Speaker 26: but at a bare minimum, at a bare minimum, a.

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Speaker 7: Good place to start.

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Speaker 26: We to stop with all the DEI woke nonsense, because

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Speaker 26: the entire current paradigm through which the left operates here

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Speaker 26: in America and I guess the Western World War generally,

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Speaker 26: when you talk about diversity, equity, inclusion, wokeism, it all

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Speaker 26: ends up being basically a war against men, against whites Christians,

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Speaker 26: and really white Christian men above all. And unless until

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Speaker 26: the Democratic Party stops these explicitly racist anti white explicitly

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Speaker 26: anti male sexist policies. I don't think that you're gonna

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Speaker 26: see those kind of voters go back anytime soon. You

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Speaker 26: know what happens to the good old fashioned barl luth

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Speaker 26: king junior sentiment. Judge me not by the by the

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Speaker 26: color of my skin or my genitalia structure. Fucking extractly,

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Speaker 26: how about we just judge everyone beast on the continent

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Speaker 26: of their character and their individual merit.

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Speaker 7: That would be a better America.

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Speaker 3: I think, well, they're very dirty words these days, Josh.

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Speaker 3: You know, things have moved along in progressive circles. Even

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Speaker 3: the word merit is got all sorts of connotations for

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Speaker 3: those folk. Kamala Harris, though she is succeeding in not

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Speaker 3: just alienating mal voters. But you've got to wonder hammid

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Speaker 3: longer can the Jewish community so strongly back the Democrats.

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Speaker 3: Have a look at this interaction at a campaign event

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Speaker 3: where she agrees with a crazed protest accusing Israel of genocide.

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Speaker 3: Just look at the short video of this.

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Speaker 7: Ninety thousand children are dead. Go to column ninete, So.

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Speaker 23: Listen what he's talking about. It's real, and so that's

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Speaker 23: not the subject that I came to discuss today, but

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Speaker 23: it's real and I respect his voice.

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Speaker 3: Naturally, the Harris Wolfs campaign wants you to not to

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Speaker 3: believe your lying eyes or ears. They denying that she

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Speaker 3: agreed with the protester, but it's they're on the tape

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Speaker 3: or you heard in that clip he accused Israel of genocide.

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Speaker 3: Use that word. He then said they're responsible for ninety

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Speaker 3: thousand children being dead, and she agreed with him. Again.

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Speaker 3: How is it that so many in the Jewish community

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Speaker 3: continue to back the Democrats even when they show that

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Speaker 3: community where they stand on this critical.

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Speaker 26: Issue, Reda, You're bringing up here a topic that I

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Speaker 26: have been yelling about and ranting about since I was

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Speaker 26: in middle school or high school. This has always been

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Speaker 26: one of my lifelong pet thieves, is how politically stupid

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Speaker 26: and self hating the American Jewish community is. Now, you know,

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Speaker 26: it's worth noting that the American Jewish community is actually

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Speaker 26: something of an international outlier when it comes to voting

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Speaker 26: for the Party of the Love.

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Speaker 7: So I refer to you.

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Speaker 26: I could be wrong on this, but I think that

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Speaker 26: historically the Australian Jewish community tends to vote for the

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Speaker 26: right of center party. That is definitely true for the

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Speaker 26: most part in recent elections in the UK and Britain.

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Speaker 26: It's definitely true in Canada. Israel, by far the biggest

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Speaker 26: Jewish population, is clearly a right of center country these days.

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Speaker 26: So so America is something of an outlier.

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Speaker 7: Tragically. I think that there are numerous reasons for this.

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Speaker 26: Part of it is actually the metastasist of a deeply

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Speaker 26: theologically progressive strand of Judaism, reform Judaism here in the

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Speaker 26: United States, which is really not particularly popular outside of

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Speaker 26: America in the world. But when you look at at

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Speaker 26: Jewish voters when they tell polsters what issues they most

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Speaker 26: care about rita, I mean, it basically reads like satire

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Speaker 26: or parody. I mean a plurality of Jewish voters are

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Speaker 26: having issues like climate change, immigration, justice, abortion on demand.

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Speaker 26: It's galling the percentage of my fellow Jews here in

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Speaker 26: America who actually vote on what we might call Jewish issues,

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Speaker 26: whether it is support for Israel, whether it is religious

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Speaker 26: liberty first amen values more generally, it's it's much much,

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Speaker 26: much lower than it should be now. Thank God that

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Speaker 26: that actually is starting to slowly change for demographic reasons.

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Speaker 7: If nothing else.

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Speaker 26: Because religious Jews have more children, they have more families,

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Speaker 26: they tend to be more politically conservative. So so I

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Speaker 26: think that this whole conversation is actually going to look

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Speaker 26: a lot different, God willing, ten to fifteen years from now.

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Speaker 26: But for now, you know, Unfortunately, Kamala Harris is probably

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Speaker 26: not going to lose a ton of voters when it

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Speaker 26: comes to this particular exchange because the kind of people

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Speaker 26: that are voting for her don't really care very much

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Speaker 26: about this particular issue. Having said that, I do predic

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Speaker 26: Donald Trump's going to probably win about forty percent of

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Speaker 26: the Jewish vote, thirty eight to forty percent of I

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Speaker 26: had to put a number that would actually be the

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Speaker 26: highest percentage since Ronald Reagan. It's still less than fifty percent.

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Speaker 26: Still have a lot of work to do there, but

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Speaker 26: that would be a pretty good result overall.

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Speaker 3: Now, before you go, I've got to get your thoughts

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Speaker 3: on Donald Trump doing a stint at McDonald's. The Democrats

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Speaker 3: are losing their mind over this, The left wing media

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Speaker 3: losing their mind over this. They're busy telling us that

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Speaker 3: it was a media stunt. He didn't really work a shift.

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Speaker 3: As if anybody thinks a billionaire and presidential candidate is

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Speaker 3: actually working shifts at McDonald's. They're feeling the need to

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Speaker 3: fact check this tell me about the merits of what

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Speaker 3: he did and was it worth it?

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Speaker 7: Oh? This was absolutely brilliant. This was political mastery.

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Speaker 26: I mean, whoever had this idea is an absolute rock

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Speaker 26: ribbed genius. I mean what we saw there, this photo

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Speaker 26: of Donald Trump in the McDonald's apron, looking out the window, waving,

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Speaker 26: smiling to whoever he had just served the Happy Meal

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Speaker 26: or the Big Mac too. I mean that instantaneously has become,

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Speaker 26: in my estimate, the second most iconic photo of the

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Speaker 26: entire twenty twenty four presidential cycle, only after Donald Trump

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Speaker 26: and Butler Pennsylvania with the bloody face raising the fist

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Speaker 26: with the American flag. That's an old time historical photo.

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Speaker 26: But this is honestly, like not a very distant second.

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Speaker 26: This is a pretty close second. It's just genius stuff.

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Speaker 26: Kamala Harris I maybe a week or two ago, was

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Speaker 26: talking about how she worked in McDonald's and they couldn't

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Speaker 26: find the record. So Donald Trump says, you know what,

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Speaker 26: I'm just gonna go work at McDonald's. And most important,

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Speaker 26: he looked like he was enjoying it. He's either a

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Speaker 26: fantastic prior like an Oscar winning actor, or he was

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Speaker 26: actually enjoying it. I think it's the latter. I think

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Speaker 26: he looked like he looked like he's probably really enjoying it.

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Speaker 26: He thrives in this setting of actually interacting with real

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Speaker 26: blue collar, in the flesh Americans, and that kind of

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Speaker 26: gets ultimately at Donald Trump's appeal, which is, yes, he

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Speaker 26: is the Fifth Avenue New York City billionaire, He's also

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Speaker 26: a man of the people. He is fundamentally what I

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Speaker 26: referred to time and time again as a class trader

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Speaker 26: to the rule class from which he comes. Yes, he

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Speaker 26: has elite credentials. He went to the Warden School at

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Speaker 26: University of Pennsylvania. He's worth oodles and oodles of money.

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Speaker 26: But his heart, his sentiments, and his general worldview are

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Speaker 26: not with the coastal elites here in America. They really

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Speaker 26: are with the country class, with the people in the

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Speaker 26: river valleys in the Midwest and the South and the

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Speaker 26: mountain West and whatnot there. That is why I think

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Speaker 26: he's going to win this election. It is McDonald's serving

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Speaker 26: Big Max just like this that I genuinely do think

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Speaker 26: you're going to deliver the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and therefore

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Speaker 26: the presidency to Donald Trump come November fifth.

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Speaker 3: Josh Hamma, thank you so much for your time this evening.

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Speaker 3: That's it from mail seer at eleven tomorrow up next

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Speaker 3: is Newsnight.