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Speaker 3: the truth in advertising. Now let's grab the latest Outsiders news. Well,
Speaker 3: poor old Albot, you've got to feel sorry for him.
Speaker 3: He's got to reshuffle his cabinet today. But what do
Speaker 3: you do when you've got a deck.
Speaker 1: Full of your you know, two.
Speaker 3: Of Clover's and the jokers and.
Speaker 1: Not much else there in the deck?
Speaker 7: Is there?
Speaker 1: Rita?
Speaker 3: What are we expecting from this much widely touted and
Speaker 3: anticipated cabinet reshuffle of in my opinion, a bunch of
Speaker 3: duds being moved around on the deck of the titan.
Speaker 6: Well, we know about the two ministers who have stepped down,
Speaker 6: so there's already some conjecture who will replace them. I'm
Speaker 6: sure James will get into that. But there's also speculation
Speaker 6: about Ministers Giles and O'Neill the crucial Home Affairs and
Speaker 6: immigration portfolios. They may be demoted or moved sideways, speculation
Speaker 6: Murray Watt could be considered Giles's zone placement. I mean that,
Speaker 6: why would you do that? Why would you replace one
Speaker 6: man who doesn't believe in both turnbacks, doesn't really believe
Speaker 6: in secure borders with another man with identical belief system.
Speaker 6: I mean, these are both from the left of the
Speaker 6: Labor Party when it comes to this policy position, that
Speaker 6: both have a very poor track record of being against
Speaker 6: both turnbacks, being against other measures that have been proven
Speaker 6: to work. And he just seems to be acknowledging belatedly
Speaker 6: that he does have a problem in this area. We've
Speaker 6: had more than five hundred criminals released from immigration detention
Speaker 6: this year or in the first year of the Albanezy government,
Speaker 6: and so and some of them have gone on to
Speaker 6: commit more crimes.
Speaker 7: James, Well, yeah, look, that's right. We have seen a
Speaker 7: lot of what we've seen another immigration detainee released under
Speaker 7: the edz NYQ. We've also had this information coming out
Speaker 7: of the Australian today, which is that five hundred and twenty,
Speaker 7: at least five hundred and twenty dangerous criminals were released
Speaker 7: from immigration detention in the first year of the Albanese government.
Speaker 7: So that's before this Enzennyq decision came down. And it's
Speaker 7: a multiple higher than was ever released in that same
Speaker 7: period of time under coalition government. So that blows up
Speaker 7: the whole line that the government had been running against
Speaker 7: the coalition for ages. Oh well, you know, look Dunton
Speaker 7: and his people what he was, you know, us immigration.
Speaker 7: You know they released this person. Well, you know, it
Speaker 7: doesn't really add up because labor has of course a
Speaker 7: culture of releasing these people because they don't believe in
Speaker 7: immigration detention. I don't care what you say, and what
Speaker 7: they say fundamentally at heart, you know, they think borders
Speaker 7: are ick. You know, they don't like holding people in attention.
Speaker 7: They're like any of that. But just to come back,
Speaker 7: I just want to come back to that reshuffle for
Speaker 7: a second here. You know, it's a real I think
Speaker 7: it really highlights I think the phony, tough nature of
Speaker 7: the Albanesi government. You know, he comes in and he
Speaker 7: thinks the wrong things are important. So he comes in
Speaker 7: thinking I'm going to go as long as I can
Speaker 7: without having a reshuffle. I'm going to let you know,
Speaker 7: my cabinet sit and marinate and mediocrity for as long
Speaker 7: as I can. But we won't have lost a single minister,
Speaker 7: you know. I mean, you can compare that to John Howard.
Speaker 7: He lost a number of ministers very early in his
Speaker 7: government and then went on to be one of our
Speaker 7: nations possibly operations most successful modern prime minister. But you know,
Speaker 7: to come back to this here, this idea of elevating
Speaker 7: Murray Watt, who's served in the agriculture portfolio. You know,
Speaker 7: when you've got this, when there's so much discontent in
Speaker 7: the regions with labor, and many people in the regions
Speaker 7: will have had a lot of reasons to be upset
Speaker 7: with how agriculture has been handled. Then to put him
Speaker 7: in charge of this crucial, this crucial home affairs portfolio,
Speaker 7: I think is badness. But we shall see what.
Speaker 6: About McCarthy and McAllister being elevated. That's again two more women.
Speaker 6: So Albot can have.
Speaker 3: You Well, I just said it's lucky read that the
Speaker 3: Labour Party can't.
Speaker 1: It's lucky that the Labor Party do not believe in
Speaker 1: merit You don't need meerror.
Speaker 3: Based systems, because that's clear from the mob that they're
Speaker 3: putting up to replace the mob that are already there.
Speaker 7: Where's the success stories?
Speaker 1: Where are the success stories?
Speaker 7: It has is generally regarded having formed in the Assistant
Speaker 7: Indigenous Affairs Rule much better than Linda Bird.
Speaker 1: It couldn't have been worse.
Speaker 6: It couldn't have been worse. So she did not exactly
Speaker 6: cover herself in glory during the voice debate that infamous
Speaker 6: clips where she had I think only sixty seconds to
Speaker 6: make a closing point and.
Speaker 2: She went on.
Speaker 1: And there was a mess.
Speaker 6: You talk about the lack of meritocracy. The fact that
Speaker 6: Chris Bowen is under no pressure tells you everything you
Speaker 6: need to know about this ministry, because he has been
Speaker 6: absolutely hopeless in his crucial portfolios of energy and climate change.
Speaker 6: The fact that you put those two together in itself
Speaker 6: is interesting, But how is he not under pressure?
Speaker 1: We've got energy energy girls story through the.
Speaker 6: Roof, We've got billions of public money being devoted to
Speaker 6: questionable ventures, and he seems to be just skating through.
Speaker 3: Well, we keep it very quiet, Reto. We don't want
Speaker 3: to broadcast the fact to the world that Chris Bowen
Speaker 3: is the Liberal Party's secret weapon. We're there within the
Speaker 3: Labor Kevin, don't tell anyone because Chris is doing such
Speaker 3: a good job of destroying the credibility of this government,
Speaker 3: as we shall be talking about to Gerard Rennick shortly.
Speaker 3: We've got Alexandrick as well. Lot's coming up on the
Speaker 3: show today. But of course it is the new South
Speaker 3: Wales Labor Party conference this weekend, how exciting, and the
Speaker 3: Labor Party are tearing themselves apart. As Jane and Rita
Speaker 3: were just saying, they have no core beliefs out of
Speaker 3: than antipathy in my opinion, towards Israel, and that is
Speaker 3: reflected in the fact that at the conference they've been
Speaker 3: running around like headless Chucks James trying to decide what
Speaker 3: their policy.
Speaker 1: How anti Israel can they be.
Speaker 3: They've got demonstrators outside, they've got people within. They released
Speaker 3: this ridiculous statement James in Cohort cohots with New Zealand
Speaker 3: and Canada urging restraint on the part of Israel, urging
Speaker 3: restraint in reacting to Hesbola, and Albanezy releases this statement
Speaker 3: only twenty four hours before Hesbola launched a missile attack,
Speaker 3: killing ten eleven people, including kids.
Speaker 6: In the world could not be more the timing.
Speaker 7: The timing was hilarious road in Rita because I tell
Speaker 7: you what, it was so funny at four fifty nine
Speaker 7: PM on Friday, so literally one bitute before midnight. They
Speaker 7: really one of these they trouble one out now in Canada,
Speaker 7: timed with Canada and New Zealand, but it fell to
Speaker 7: an awful lot of people like this was a very
Speaker 7: cynical move to try and you know, get some creatings
Speaker 7: back with these protesters. You know, these basically these overgrown
Speaker 7: theater kids have gone out and decided to go dress up,
Speaker 7: you know, and protest at the Labor conference. But this
Speaker 7: is part of a much broader sort of thing too.
Speaker 7: Let's put this in the context too of what these
Speaker 7: sort of semi de facto president Vice President Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: did earlier in the week too, when she basically gave
Speaker 7: a very similar statement. Now, if you dive down into
Speaker 7: the wording of the statement, you know, oh, there is
Speaker 7: a perfunctory throat clearing. Oh yes, yes, of course Hama's bad.
Speaker 7: But then all of the onus, all of the owners
Speaker 7: for everything goes where to Israel. Israel must stop, Israel
Speaker 7: must this, Israel must that. And of course we don't
Speaker 7: want his blaw. We don't want Tomash, No, we don't.
Speaker 7: But you know, it's all on Israel. And this is
Speaker 7: this is the sort of the lack of the moral
Speaker 7: compass that we have here with all of these governments
Speaker 7: here on the left. They are fundamentally have a problem
Speaker 7: with Israel because Israel represents the West in the Middle East.
Speaker 7: They can't have that because Israel upsets the Green left
Speaker 7: within their own coalitions, and also of course because their
Speaker 7: own Islamic constituents are very very upsetibent situation too, So
Speaker 7: they have no choices. They keep selling at Israel. Every
Speaker 7: time you vote for one of these central left governments,
Speaker 7: they will go further and further left against Israel.
Speaker 3: Well, let's have a look quickly read, let's just have
Speaker 3: a look at these protests outside and then we'll get
Speaker 3: to Read's point.
Speaker 8: Have a look here, ah yes ah, and is of
Speaker 8: course on Israel, and that has led through to through
Speaker 8: the libel Dad Andrews, the far left former Premiery Victoria
Speaker 8: that plunge that state into debt and ruin.
Speaker 6: He's now considered far right when it comes to this
Speaker 6: issue because he's sensibly saying, I can't see, hey, we
Speaker 6: can have right now to state solution because you can't.
Speaker 6: The Palestinian people have told you who they want in power.
Speaker 6: They want her mask. So when you go down this
Speaker 6: road of Palestinian statehood, are you going to give the
Speaker 6: Palestinian people a free vote? Because it appears if you
Speaker 6: do get her, you're going to have her mask as
Speaker 6: you have had in Gaza, and we've seen what that
Speaker 6: resulted in. And this is the terrifying thing. They're completely
Speaker 6: disregarding reality. They're completely disregarding the polling that's come out
Speaker 6: of since October seven showing more than seventy percent of
Speaker 6: Palestinians support her Master's October seven attacks. They don't think
Speaker 6: they did anything wrong. That is a problem. How is
Speaker 6: Israel supposed to coexist with people who want to not
Speaker 6: just decimate wipe them off? The face of the extree
Speaker 6: from river to the sea.
Speaker 7: Well exactly, And I mean I think that, you know,
Speaker 7: there's a bit of a historical analog here because we
Speaker 7: go back eighty years, you know, to Nazi Germany. You know,
Speaker 7: Nazis supported Hitler until the end, and many of the
Speaker 7: German people did. And it took the defeat, the comprehensive
Speaker 7: defeat of the Nazi regime and then the denotification of
Speaker 7: German society to get rid of that. And now you
Speaker 7: have a peaceful Germany, and you know you need you
Speaker 7: will need to do the same sort of thing. You
Speaker 7: can actually defeat an ideology by force, but it takes
Speaker 7: a lot of it. You've got to have, you know,
Speaker 7: the courage to do it.
Speaker 3: Well, let's have a look at Albo at the conference
Speaker 3: yesterday what he had to say on this topic.
Speaker 9: We choose progress over protest, We choose delivery and action
Speaker 9: over empty words. And our members choose to help vulnerable
Speaker 9: people inside electorate offices, not intimidate them outside.
Speaker 1: Well I'm not sure what he was getting out there, but.
Speaker 7: No, sorry, I gotta call that out. I gotta call
Speaker 7: that this is a guy who basically sits October seventh
Speaker 7: until about a week or so ago closed his electorate office.
Speaker 7: No one could go into the Grabler electorate office to
Speaker 7: do any sort of business at all with their local
Speaker 7: member because of protests. And now he say, oh, you know,
Speaker 7: we do well work for the people in the electorate offices.
Speaker 6: Come on, where was your writ it down to the
Speaker 6: local because he is your local membery, my local member
Speaker 6: just walk down just for a couple of coffee.
Speaker 7: Well, I actually have been meeting to write for my
Speaker 7: official picture of a portrait of King Charles the Third now,
Speaker 7: which is my right as a constituent.
Speaker 3: So now an interesting uh development in Victoria here where
Speaker 3: a member of the bar there the Victoria Bar basically
Speaker 3: came out and said on Twitter that he's fed up
Speaker 3: with acknowledgments of country. Now, this is something I would
Speaker 3: certainly agree with, unfed up with acknowledgments and welcomes of country.
Speaker 3: I think they have a place on special occasions which
Speaker 3: are relevant to the history of Indigenous Australia, but I
Speaker 3: don't think they.
Speaker 1: Should be ubiquitous.
Speaker 3: RITA, what does this character Gavin Silbert's case come out
Speaker 3: and said, well, he.
Speaker 6: Was responding to a Bar council member Lana Kolaris, who
Speaker 6: talked about she's sort of sick of this empty virtue signaling.
Speaker 6: She thinks everyone should be acknowledged, and he agreed with her,
Speaker 6: and he said he's also sick of the virtue signaling,
Speaker 6: and that is apparently racist. Of course, if you actually
Speaker 6: think that people should acknowledge it every bit about think
Speaker 6: about these empty words that are uttered now at the
Speaker 6: start of every meeting, every time at Quantus plane lands,
Speaker 6: every time you start an event. If you actually question
Speaker 6: the merit of that, whether it actually brings people together,
Speaker 6: whether it actually honors anybody, or whether it is divisive
Speaker 6: and racially based and makes people feel like interlopers in
Speaker 6: their own country, I.
Speaker 1: Think it does. It's absolutely I don't.
Speaker 6: Need to be welcome to my own country. I have
Speaker 6: said this many times. I think for many migrants it
Speaker 6: is a PC way of saying, go back to where
Speaker 6: you came from.
Speaker 1: James.
Speaker 3: I would like to see the coalition, you know, do
Speaker 3: what they did with the Voice, come out and say
Speaker 3: let's stop dividing the country by race. The Coalition should
Speaker 3: be saying, if we get into government, we are going
Speaker 3: to have welcomes to country and acknowledgments to country only
Speaker 3: on very specific prescribed occasions. They will not be ubiquitous
Speaker 3: and they will be canceled throughout government departments added than
Speaker 3: on the.
Speaker 1: Very rarest and special occasions. What do you think of
Speaker 1: that plan?
Speaker 7: Well, look, I think that this go again someone's pro
Speaker 7: speaking for an awful lot of people out there, because
Speaker 7: you know when you talk to people in the corporate
Speaker 7: sector in places where they have to listen to these things,
Speaker 7: not just the government functions, but you know, like at
Speaker 7: the start of classes. I've heard at universities, at the
Speaker 7: start of meetings in corporate Australia like it's some sort
Speaker 7: of you know, Cara, It's like it's an indication, like
Speaker 7: it's a little blessing. People see through that. But I
Speaker 7: think also it goes to a bigger problem that we have.
Speaker 7: And I say this as a migrant myself, you know,
Speaker 7: I can't hear from overseas has tested millions of Australians
Speaker 7: and this is part of the problem that the country
Speaker 7: has more broadly in that we are uncomfortable. The government
Speaker 7: is certainly uncomfortable with the idea of creating a national identity.
Speaker 7: So for migrants they come and they say, oh, well,
Speaker 7: hang on how great is this country that they don't
Speaker 7: actually think that they're legitimate. Well, it encourages people to
Speaker 7: of course sit in their own communes and their own
Speaker 7: sort of communities and so on without actually buying into
Speaker 7: the full national program. And this has a lot of implications.
Speaker 7: We've seen it here recently with communities that pull against
Speaker 7: the government when it comes to Israel. We've seen it
Speaker 7: with other communities which voted against Scott Morrison because of
Speaker 7: his toughness on China. You know, instead of drawing people
Speaker 7: together and saying, hey, wherever you come from, whatever your issues,
Speaker 7: whatever you care about, we're all Australian and we're all
Speaker 7: in it together. And we had the Multicultural Framework Review
Speaker 7: released a few days ago, and again very little about
Speaker 7: creating an Australian identity, all about supporting people in their communities.
Speaker 7: This is a recipe for a Balkanized Australia. And I
Speaker 7: think that getting rid of these sorts of deface statements
Speaker 7: throughout the culture is one way.
Speaker 6: You only have to look at the UK and other
Speaker 6: parts of Europe to see where this leads. And it
Speaker 6: doesn't lead to a pretty place. It doesn't lead togetherness
Speaker 6: and unity and harmony. It leads to that polarization that
Speaker 6: can be really quite.
Speaker 7: Hostile and ugly.
Speaker 6: All this and we don't want that. We actually should
Speaker 6: be celebrating and promoting, indeed insisting on assimilation. If you
Speaker 6: come to Australia, you must embrace Australian values. There's some
Speaker 6: core values that are non negotiable. Are equality.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: You can't have people who are considered superior or more
Speaker 6: special in some way because of ethnicity, because of anything
Speaker 6: that is not down to your own personal character and achievements.
Speaker 6: And I think we're dangerously going down that road. The
Speaker 6: Voice Result told us unequivocally where Australians stand, but it
Speaker 6: seems to have been ignored by the Albanezy government. It
Speaker 6: seems to be ignored by the corporates and the elites.
Speaker 6: They've just kept going down that same device and.
Speaker 3: It's being ignored by the coalition. They need to rekindle
Speaker 3: that fire in time for the election, because enough Australians
Speaker 3: are fed up of this stuff they have.
Speaker 1: The Coalition needs.
Speaker 3: To come out bravely with a policy saying we will
Speaker 3: be abolishing acknowledgments and welcomes to country other than on
Speaker 3: rarest occasions, on prescribed occasions, and the same with the.
Speaker 1: Aboriginal flag and other flags.
Speaker 3: There should be the one Australian flag that takes pride
Speaker 3: and say that everything, and then on special occasions for
Speaker 3: other reasons you can introduce these other elements. The Coalition
Speaker 3: needs to do this if they want to win the election, James.
Speaker 3: They're creeping ahead in the opinion polls, but they need
Speaker 3: to take the bull by the horns on this issue.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, in fact, there was a fascinating pull from Redbridge
Speaker 7: this morning, this traffic Redbridge, the News News Corps, tabloids. Yes, Redbridge. Yeah,
Speaker 7: and it's got the Coalation of fifty one and a
Speaker 7: half percent on the two party preferred And I think
Speaker 7: the big thing that's if you dive into the numbers
Speaker 7: of this which I have, is cost of living. It's
Speaker 7: all cost of living. And the great point that the
Speaker 7: Coalers can make is that while the Labor government is
Speaker 7: pushing all of these divisive things, they are not every
Speaker 7: time that they're worried about, you know, welcome to the
Speaker 7: country and pushing this sort of agenda, is what time
Speaker 7: that they are not spending on cutting the cost of living,
Speaker 7: which in fact they are actively inflating by so many
Speaker 7: of their policies, not just in energy, but in building
Speaker 7: and in construction, and in labor and in ir and
Speaker 7: in all of these sorts of curios. Yes, the only place,
Speaker 7: the only places in the economy that are employing new
Speaker 7: people that are hiring are related to the government, and
Speaker 7: most of those reader are involved with the ndis in
Speaker 7: one way or the other. Productivity is in the toilet.
Speaker 7: And until we fix that problem, then we are never
Speaker 7: going to get on top of inflation.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, We've got.
Speaker 6: We've got figures coming out this week, and there is
Speaker 6: anticipation that we could have if those figures don't go
Speaker 6: the way that they hope, another rate rise. I mean,
Speaker 6: we were expecting three or four rate drops this year,
Speaker 6: so to have if there is an increase, I think
Speaker 6: is going to be so demoralizing for everybody, not just
Speaker 6: those who are paying off a mortgage and businesses, but
Speaker 6: it's going to bleed through everywhere. People are really hurting.
Speaker 6: But can we have some frivolity because I want to
Speaker 6: talk about the opening.
Speaker 5: Exactly waiting.
Speaker 3: Well, if you've been on social media and seeing these
Speaker 3: extraordinary images from the Paris opening, we're not allowed to
Speaker 3: show them because of licensing things, broadcasting licensing. But you
Speaker 3: had this kind of gay queer culture thing which was
Speaker 3: a spoof of The Last Supper with some overweight, shall
Speaker 3: we say, alternative lifestyle individuals. You had attacking Christianity with
Speaker 3: a pale rider again the Last Supper rita off you go.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean parts of this were borderline demonic. Some
Speaker 6: of the are imagery, but just how lame and pitifully
Speaker 6: woke woke it was, but not in a way where
Speaker 6: you could admire the artistry and say, okay, never mind
Speaker 6: that it's as a drag queen. At least it's a
Speaker 6: drag queen that can dance really well and sing really well. No,
Speaker 6: it was just lame, It was tacky, It was ugly
Speaker 6: in parts. And this is the best we've got. This
Speaker 6: is what showcases Paris the height of culture. This is
Speaker 6: the crap that they're bleeding. And you know what, it's
Speaker 6: a good thing. We can't show you some of the
Speaker 6: images that we're talking about, not what you're saying on screen,
Speaker 6: because some of these dragqua one of them had their
Speaker 6: testicles exposed. I mean on this splat is really something
Speaker 6: and you know that a family sitting down to watch
Speaker 6: the opening ceremonies, would like.
Speaker 7: To say, and I'll just say that, you know, I
Speaker 7: don't buy that that was an accident because just as
Speaker 7: a man, you know, you know, But I mean, like,
Speaker 7: the thing is this, this soul Olympics here. It's amazing
Speaker 7: to me, guys, because for me, I've always thought the
Speaker 7: point of having an Olympics was you say, hey, world,
Speaker 7: look at our wonderful city. Look how rat it is.
Speaker 7: Don't you want to come here? Well, I mean that's
Speaker 7: really not been the case with Paris, and I'm afraid
Speaker 7: to hear that. What they've done this is, you know
Speaker 7: what happens when a culture, particularly European culture, runs out
Speaker 7: of gas completely, They break through the path. They drag
Speaker 7: it in glitter, They put it up and called it
Speaker 7: edgy and new. They would never make fun of certain
Speaker 7: other religions. Let's just say that for one thing. But
Speaker 7: number two, it's also it's so uncreative. They've taken drag
Speaker 7: and camp, which is supposed to be this very sort
Speaker 7: of inside joke sort of art form, and turned it
Speaker 7: into the most middle browsing.
Speaker 1: But it's worse than that.
Speaker 3: Chains because the Olympics, the ideal of the Olympics is
Speaker 3: human perfection, skills, individual you know, the the athletes that
Speaker 3: work for years and years to be the very best.
Speaker 3: You know, there's a philosophy there, but the idea of
Speaker 3: drag queens in this queer culture. We also saw it
Speaker 3: with Kamala Harris's big launch with as little kids.
Speaker 1: This is the problem.
Speaker 3: They can do have your queer culture, go your LGB off,
Speaker 3: you go do it.
Speaker 1: But when you start involving kids, which they.
Speaker 3: Did with the at the Olympics, there, I'm sorry, it's
Speaker 3: not acceptable.
Speaker 7: But if it's about if it's about the height of culture,
Speaker 7: it's about you know, really, you know, reaching the heights.
Speaker 7: Where is the forward looking, where's the you know, the brilliance.
Speaker 7: This is, as I say, this is just drag through
Speaker 7: the path to tear it down.
Speaker 3: This is the real places left wing cancer culture.
Speaker 6: If you want to be bold and show how radical
Speaker 6: and strong you are and really celebrate some of that
Speaker 6: French boldness, why not have a little tribute I don't know,
Speaker 6: for maybe thirty seconds to Charlie hebdo to go with
Speaker 6: everybody that just the easy targets. No, there was none
Speaker 6: of that.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't det We're going to take a short break.
Speaker 3: After the break, Rita's reality check. Plus you've got Alex
Speaker 3: Antik Lot's happening here on Outsiders in a tick.
Speaker 1: Welcome back.
Speaker 6: You're watching Outsiders with your hosts Rowan Jan James Morrow,
Speaker 6: and I'm Rita Panahy And shortly we'll be speaking with
Speaker 6: Senator Alex Antik about the Albanizi government minister or reshuffle
Speaker 6: and the TDS that's afflicting the federal government and talking
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Speaker 6: Australia and in the US not only have a severe case,
Speaker 6: but it appears incurable. They will straight out lie, gaslight
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Speaker 6: after the quiet coup that saw fourteen million votes in validated,
Speaker 6: the democratic process disregarded and Kamala Harris installed as the
Speaker 6: new presidential candidate, the Democrats were key to distance the
Speaker 6: Veep from her role as the borders are given that
Speaker 6: is one of the biggest failures of the current administration
Speaker 6: and a major issue in the upcoming election, and to
Speaker 6: their eternal shame, the bulk of the media dutifully repeated
Speaker 6: a Democrat talking point, well not Fox News, as Peter.
Speaker 6: Do you see he still has a little thing called integrity.
Speaker 10: Dorets little are being handed this card with talking points
Speaker 10: about the vice president and the border.
Speaker 2: Do you know who's handing this out?
Speaker 5: I have no idea. You probably should ask her campaign.
Speaker 11: So the first one says Vice President Harris was never appointed,
Speaker 11: borders are There's never been such a position, It doesn't exist.
Speaker 5: Why are democrats so sensitive?
Speaker 6: Karig Jean Pierre, They said, she has no idea. Who
Speaker 6: handed out that little card? Attempted to rewrite history? She suggested,
Speaker 6: asking Harris's campaign Kareem being deliberately clueless is on brand.
Speaker 6: As for the majority of the media, from CNN to
Speaker 6: ABC to MISNBC to CBS, they were all ready to
Speaker 6: in unison repeat that lie. Have a look at the
Speaker 6: following minute of how they reported Kamala's appointment as the
Speaker 6: borders are at the time and what they claimed this.
Speaker 3: Week quote unquote, borders are Vice president.
Speaker 1: Harris was not borders are a.
Speaker 12: Time vice president and borders are Tamala Harris facing some.
Speaker 3: Backlash what he said about Harris and immigration was not true.
Speaker 1: She was never appointed. Borders are and this.
Speaker 13: Will be her first visit to the US Mexico Border regents.
Speaker 13: And she was appointed as the borders are by President Biden.
Speaker 1: People gonna have to counter the misinformation.
Speaker 5: You already hear folks talking about the borders are.
Speaker 1: She wasn't the borders are.
Speaker 14: President Biden tapped Kamala Harris, Vice President Kamala Harris to be.
Speaker 1: The borders are now. She wasn't the borders are. That's
Speaker 1: what Republicans labeled her.
Speaker 4: They were very critical of Kamala Harris, especially in her
Speaker 4: role as borders are now.
Speaker 6: What she's up against. His folks line about her border record,
Speaker 6: calling her a borders.
Speaker 15: Are Kamala Harris who was appointed as the borders are.
Speaker 1: The Biden team didn't declare her the borders are. They
Speaker 1: wanted her to work on kind of.
Speaker 5: The root causes of immigration. There has been so much
Speaker 5: criticism against Kamala Harris.
Speaker 16: You know she was the borders are.
Speaker 15: Calling her sort of the borders are, which wasn't necessarily
Speaker 15: the case.
Speaker 17: So the border if they weren't planning to address it
Speaker 17: in a major way, do not make her your borders are.
Speaker 6: Well or wellie it. And that's just a small sample
Speaker 6: of the rewriting of history we've seen this week, and
Speaker 6: the so called fact checkers aka leftist activist masquerading as
Speaker 6: impartial truth seekers, well they got into the act too.
Speaker 6: Politi fact and USA today ran fact checks claiming that
Speaker 6: Kamal it was never the borders are it was all
Speaker 6: some sort of right wing conspiracy. I guess this dude
Speaker 6: must have been on the plot. Is President Joe Biden
Speaker 6: announcing that his Vice President Harris would be leading efforts
Speaker 6: to stem the flood of illegal immigration at the southern border.
Speaker 18: I've asked her the VP today because she's not qualified
Speaker 18: first to do it, to lead our efforts with Mexico
Speaker 18: and the Northern Triangle and the countries that help. We're
Speaker 18: going to need help in stemming the movement of so
Speaker 18: many folks, stemming the migration to our sortn border.
Speaker 6: And even the media was at one point putting some
Speaker 6: pressure on Kamala Harris to visit the border to do
Speaker 6: something about the record numbers of immigrants crossing that southern
Speaker 6: border illegally more than two million a year under the
Speaker 6: Bider administration.
Speaker 5: We've been to the border.
Speaker 19: So this whole, this whole, this whole thing about the border.
Speaker 5: We've been to the border. We've been to the border.
Speaker 5: You have been to the border, and I haven't been
Speaker 5: to Europe.
Speaker 4: And I mean, I don't I don't understand the point
Speaker 4: that you're making.
Speaker 6: She doesn't understand the point. And here is Kamala being
Speaker 6: asked about finally visiting the border as the person in
Speaker 6: charge of the response.
Speaker 2: The charge of the BOT.
Speaker 5: So the important aspect of this visit.
Speaker 4: Is leading this visit after the work that we did
Speaker 4: in Guatemala and Mexico, because as I long said, I
Speaker 4: said back in March, I was going to come to
Speaker 4: the border.
Speaker 3: So this is not a new plan.
Speaker 5: But the reality of it is.
Speaker 6: That we have to deal with causes and we have
Speaker 6: to deal with the effects. But she didn't deal with
Speaker 6: the causes all the effects. Under her watch, the Biden
Speaker 6: administration broke records for the numbers crossing illegally. But even
Speaker 6: during the height of the ongoing crisis, Kamala was claiming
Speaker 6: the border was secure and whatever problem has existed, well,
Speaker 6: there were Trump's fault.
Speaker 5: The first request we met pass.
Speaker 19: A bill to create a pathway to citisenship. The border
Speaker 19: is secure, but we also have a broken immigration system
Speaker 19: in particular over the last four years before we came in,
Speaker 19: and it needs to be fixed.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have two million people cross this border for
Speaker 1: the first time ever.
Speaker 6: You're confident this border secure.
Speaker 1: We have.
Speaker 5: A secure border.
Speaker 6: They don't have a secure border. And now the media
Speaker 6: claims was never the borders are a title she has
Speaker 6: for some time tried to disown, obviously because of her
Speaker 6: failure to do anything constructive to solve that substantial issue.
Speaker 6: And it's not just the border. The media this week
Speaker 6: also engage in Awellian lives to claim she never raised
Speaker 6: bail money for BLM writers. Not only did she do that,
Speaker 6: The tweet she posted encouraging donations is still up and
Speaker 6: the link to that fund is still active. You can
Speaker 6: still donate. It features Commalda's image and invites donations to
Speaker 6: the Minnesota Freedom Fund, which, by the way, freek thugs
Speaker 6: taking part in those BLM rides, some of whom went
Speaker 6: on to commit even more heinous crimes, including murder. Look,
Speaker 6: we all want to imagine what can be unburdened by
Speaker 6: what has been, but that does not mean you can
Speaker 6: simply wipe out facts, figures, and inconvenient truths and rewrite history.
Speaker 6: Well not unless you're a Democrat presidential candidate.
Speaker 3: That's fantastic, Riet, good grief, We've got months of this ahead,
Speaker 3: Kamara Harris or Rita is going to be very very busy,
Speaker 3: aren't you.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Let's bring in a great friend of this show, Liberal
Speaker 3: Senator Alex Antik, Senator there for South Australia. Alex, great
Speaker 3: to see you, as always want to quiz you about
Speaker 3: what you're expecting from the reshuffle. That poor old Albo's
Speaker 3: reshuffling the worst hand anyone's ever held.
Speaker 1: But anyway, but also during we are seeing.
Speaker 3: Since Kamala Harris, but also beforehand, a lot of conservative commentators, politicians,
Speaker 3: media people and others. They seem to be stuck with
Speaker 3: this Trump derangement syndrome. Even as Trump survives assassination attempts
Speaker 3: and as endorsed as the candidate, we still see members
Speaker 3: of the so called conservative media calling Trump loathsome one
Speaker 3: suggesting yesterday that you know, Kamala wasn't quite as bad
Speaker 3: as Trump or something like that.
Speaker 1: What do you make of this?
Speaker 3: Why do conservatives seem to struggle or a certain type
Speaker 3: of conservative struggle seen reader has corrected me, a certain
Speaker 3: type of conservative think your reader struggle to accept the
Speaker 3: benefits of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Tell us about it.
Speaker 17: Well, I mean it's a great point, and I know
Speaker 17: I've been reading about this for five or six years,
Speaker 17: the whole Trump phenomenon, the Nigel Farrage, Brexit phenomenon, and
Speaker 17: the pejorative use of the term populism, you know. I
Speaker 17: mean I was always struck by the last Nigel Ffrage
Speaker 17: that when he spoke to Parliament. We spoke to a
Speaker 17: group in Parliament about why it was that populism was
Speaker 17: considered to be this evil, and he said, I don't know,
Speaker 17: it's you know, politics surely is about representing people, and
Speaker 17: so I mean, I've found it quite puzzling as to
Speaker 17: why it is that the establishment conservatives have been so
Speaker 17: up in arms about someone who you know, ultimately is
Speaker 17: fighting for his tribe, is reject acting globalism in a
Speaker 17: sense where it's stealing jobs from the United States people.
Speaker 17: I mean, really, populism in that sense is nationalism in
Speaker 17: one sense, it's representing your tribe and doing it to
Speaker 17: the exclusion of those who seek to try to do
Speaker 17: the wrong thing by your people. I mean, politics is
Speaker 17: sort of I think descended into this swamp of let's
Speaker 17: try and say what we like until we get into power,
Speaker 17: then try and do sort of what our side says,
Speaker 17: and then kind of, you know.
Speaker 1: We'll sort of work it out in between. I don't
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 17: I mean, from from my point of view, I want
Speaker 17: someone that tells me how it's going to be, who
Speaker 17: says what they does and do what they say when
Speaker 17: they get there. And to me, that strikes me as
Speaker 17: being what popularism is. I think there's almost a sort
Speaker 17: of a form of elitism in conservative ranks about what
Speaker 17: the likes of Trump, Farage and others. I mean, you know,
Speaker 17: Harvey and Malay in Argentina, and you know, if it's
Speaker 17: a product of grievance, then isn't there something to be
Speaker 17: said about the current state of politics. I mean, don't
Speaker 17: we need more people the world? The West will be
Speaker 17: a better place for we get Donald Trump and the
Speaker 17: White House and Peter Dutton and in the.
Speaker 1: LA a hundred percent James Well.
Speaker 7: Ada's one of the things that I've struck by here
Speaker 7: is the way that everybody has says, oh, Trump's not transparent,
Speaker 7: Oh Trump will be a dictator, and so on. Trump
Speaker 7: will be anti democratic. We've had in the last few hours,
Speaker 7: further reports come out about what exactly happened in the
Speaker 7: lead up to Joe Biden stepping back from the presidential race,
Speaker 7: including that, apparently, according to investigative reporter Seymour Hirsch, that
Speaker 7: Barack Obama called the President Joe Biden and said Kamala
Speaker 7: Harris was ready to invoke the twenty fifth Amendment on
Speaker 7: him if he did not step down. Now we have
Speaker 7: had no curiosity from the media, which six weeks ago
Speaker 7: told us that Joe Biden was fine, three weeks ago,
Speaker 7: started to ask questions and now tells us that Kamala
Speaker 7: Harris is the bee's knees and absolutely fantastic. Everyone should
Speaker 7: get behind her. What do you make of the wilful
Speaker 7: blindness that people have about this really untransparent and undemocratic
Speaker 7: behavior of the left.
Speaker 17: Well, the first thing I'd say is it's as predictable
Speaker 17: as it is. The night following day, I'm in fact
Speaker 17: reader and I spoke about it during the week on
Speaker 17: her show about how within days we would see Carmella
Speaker 17: being the darling of the left and the darling of
Speaker 17: the media, And of course that's exactly what's happened. You know,
Speaker 17: we've sent a complete quantum shift in her appearance. And
Speaker 17: so look, I think this is intriguing in the sense
Speaker 17: that what it's done is actually thrown fourteen million votes
Speaker 17: of Democrat primary voters out the window. And it's extraordinary.
Speaker 17: I mean, we've had Joe go right up to the why.
Speaker 17: Everybody in the White House would have known there was
Speaker 17: a problem many many months, if not years, prior to
Speaker 17: getting to this point. And yet they're pointing a finger
Speaker 17: at Donald Trump for being a threat to democracy, even
Speaker 17: though We've got the benefit of four years of Donald
Speaker 17: Trump's presidency in the White House to prove that actually
Speaker 17: that's nonsense. So, I mean, I think we're going to
Speaker 17: see this now shift into action. The media will be
Speaker 17: wilfully blind to some of the flaws and problems of
Speaker 17: Carmela Harris, and we see it across all the boards.
Speaker 17: By the way, when January see happened in the United States,
Speaker 17: we knew everything about every single person. They were investigating,
Speaker 17: their mother, their cat, anyone that walk in a columbit
Speaker 17: of radius of the capital. And that day we don't
Speaker 17: know anything about the bloke that shot at Donald Trump.
Speaker 17: There's there's no news about him at all. And in
Speaker 17: fact that whole incident has just been swept under the rug.
Speaker 17: I mean, it's it's you know, it's a fallacy, it's
Speaker 17: a joke.
Speaker 6: It is absolutely And that's why I trust in the
Speaker 6: FBI and in those bodies is at record loads in
Speaker 6: the US because we know they've got into his devices,
Speaker 6: they would have some idea about his ideology, his background.
Speaker 6: There's been nothing shared, nothing's leaked, nothing.
Speaker 1: Except he was a republic.
Speaker 6: Republic yeah, Pennsylvania state, where you know that means absolutely nothing.
Speaker 6: But on populism, why is it when you've got something
Speaker 6: like Brexit in the UK, or Harvere Milai and Argentine
Speaker 6: now Georgia Maloney in Italy or Trump in the US,
Speaker 6: that's populism and it's bad. But when it's an Obama phenomenon,
Speaker 6: that's not populism. That is just unity and wonderfulness. Why
Speaker 6: is any sort of center right and populism is just democracy?
Speaker 6: It's a majority rule, isn't it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Well, in fact, populism now is far right. I
Speaker 17: assume everything, so I assume they are the same thing. Look,
Speaker 17: I mean, once again we're suffering from the same question. Answer, Really,
Speaker 17: isn't it? This is all what the media want it
Speaker 17: to be. And you know you're absolutely right. I mean,
Speaker 17: one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist, isn't it.
Speaker 1: So you know it is.
Speaker 17: I look that the message here is, with the exception
Speaker 17: of outsiders, because the show tells the truth, we have
Speaker 17: to be very skeptical of what we read in the media.
Speaker 17: I think that is the bottom line. Put your critical
Speaker 17: thinking hats on, people now.
Speaker 3: Just have a listen to Donald Trump speaking the other
Speaker 3: day about what you mentioned the four years. He's got
Speaker 3: the track record, but what's he offering from day one
Speaker 3: of a Trump presidency?
Speaker 1: Have a less them On day one.
Speaker 11: I will sign a new executive order to cut federal
Speaker 11: funding for any school pushing critical race theory, transgender insanity,
Speaker 11: and other inappropriate racial, sexual, or political contest onto the
Speaker 11: lives of our children.
Speaker 1: Thank you, true, Save our kids is right.
Speaker 7: Save our kids is.
Speaker 1: Right, and I you're right, Thank you.
Speaker 11: And I will not give one penny to any school
Speaker 11: that has a vaccine mandate or a mask commander.
Speaker 2: Not a penny.
Speaker 11: And I will keep men out of women's sports, if
Speaker 11: that's okay.
Speaker 1: Now, Alex, it is so simple. Why is that so hard?
Speaker 3: Why I know you're you know, you're a member of
Speaker 3: the party and you can. Why am I not hearing
Speaker 3: very similar words from Peter Dotton and the senior Libs
Speaker 3: about they will do. Why is it so hard for
Speaker 3: Australian Conservatives to confront the culture was head on, tackle
Speaker 3: them head on, because that's what Australian parents want to hear.
Speaker 17: Yeah, look, they certainly do it on this subject of education.
Speaker 17: My view is, and I know this view is shared
Speaker 17: widely in amongst our ranks. Education actually is one of
Speaker 17: the key battlegrounds in this next period. And I think
Speaker 17: there are a load of mums. I talk to mums
Speaker 17: all the time, specifically mums, and the mums, by the way,
Speaker 17: are the ones who are getting politically active in this
Speaker 17: state about their concerns about that very issue. That message
Speaker 17: is starting to pervade through and the issue of education
Speaker 17: not in doctrination is a.
Speaker 1: Massive one for the next election. It's an election winning strategy.
Speaker 17: In fact, one thing I will say is I was
Speaker 17: really pleased to see some of the comments reported today
Speaker 17: that Peddutton made to the Victorian State Council about tackling
Speaker 17: this issue head on. I think I'm very hopeful we're
Speaker 17: going to see something about this in the lead up
Speaker 17: to the election, because ultimately, the purse strings sit with
Speaker 17: the Commonwealth on this issue, and the national curriculum sits
Speaker 17: with the Commonwealth on this issue. And this is an
Speaker 17: issue that we need to be tackling because kids are
Speaker 17: going to school, they're learning how to be social justice
Speaker 17: warriors and by the time we get to year nine,
Speaker 17: they some of them can barely count or read. This
Speaker 17: is an issue that Australians are not talking about. Open
Speaker 17: leaders is like the voice, it's the sleeper issuans and
Speaker 17: culture war issue, and I think increasingly conservative politics in
Speaker 17: this country needs to throw off the shackles of seeing
Speaker 17: like populism. The term culture wars as being a pejorative
Speaker 17: politics is downstream from culture.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, and Alex I would argue, and I get the
Speaker 6: emails and messages every week from people who say I'm
Speaker 6: a labor voter, I'm not conservative, but the stuff happening
Speaker 6: in schools troubles me. My kid was obliged to do
Speaker 6: an acknowledgment of country before they gave a speech in
Speaker 6: primary school, or they've come home with information about pronouns
Speaker 6: and being given or sort of information that is not
Speaker 6: relevant to them and should not be in the curriculum.
Speaker 6: So why can't the conservatives of this country recognize the
Speaker 6: opportunity presented, particularly amongst migrant communities who are socially conservative,
Speaker 6: as well as your old school labor voters who really
Speaker 6: do feel abandoned when it comes to these issues by
Speaker 6: labor and the greats, and recognize that opportunity message.
Speaker 1: Is getting it. Yeah, look, I think it is.
Speaker 17: I think it is an entirely important opportunity, and I
Speaker 17: think that message is getting through. Of course, one of
Speaker 17: the difficulties arises with the view that this is controlled
Speaker 17: through state and federal means, but ultimately the funding starts
Speaker 17: with the Commonwealth government. The national curriculum is controlled by
Speaker 17: the Commonwealth government. So this is a Commonwealth issue and
Speaker 17: it is an election winning issue. I absolutely agree with you,
Speaker 17: And look, I'm really hopeful this will be something we'll
Speaker 17: tackle head on leading into the next election.
Speaker 3: Well, what I'm suggesting, Alex is you print out those
Speaker 3: words of Donald Trump and sneak them into the next
Speaker 3: Liberal party room meeting. Just tuck them there under Peter
Speaker 3: Dutton's thing, under his notes there, and just so our Pete,
Speaker 3: can you just read this out please.
Speaker 1: And you will win the next election.
Speaker 3: Slam Duncans down, ALEXANDERK always great to chat to you
Speaker 3: here on Outsiders. After the break, we'll be speaking to
Speaker 3: another great senator from Queensland, Gerard Rennick, Liberal National Senator,
Speaker 3: on his fight.
Speaker 1: With Chris Owen. Yes, one of our favorites here on
Speaker 1: Outside is in a tick.
Speaker 3: You're watching Outsiders, and thank you so much for watching
Speaker 3: us every Sunday morning. We certainly do appreciate it, and
Speaker 3: thank you so much for, as you so often do,
Speaker 3: making us the number one show on all of Sky
Speaker 3: News Australia.
Speaker 1: We certainly appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Joining us now is Liberal National Party Senator Gerard Rennack,
Speaker 3: who has had a very interesting couple of weeks. Gerard,
Speaker 3: you've had a little bit of a feud going on
Speaker 3: here with Chris Bowen. Sorry, let's start off by showing
Speaker 3: where this started, which was Chris Bowen, the Climate Change
Speaker 3: and Energy Minister for Albo's Labor Party, the man who
Speaker 3: promised to get our energy bills down by two hundred
Speaker 3: and seventy five dollars but has in fact driven them up.
Speaker 1: So interesting character.
Speaker 3: He made comments disparaging of you at a National Press
Speaker 3: club a week before last.
Speaker 1: Let's have a listen.
Speaker 16: If your pro renewables you're accused of being a traitor
Speaker 16: because some somehow caught up in a conspiracy about China,
Speaker 16: or you're accused of participating in the climate hoax, which
Speaker 16: is somehow a conspiracy by scientist to keep getting funding.
Speaker 16: I've got to say that's also perpetrated by some members
Speaker 16: of Parliament, Senator Rennix. Twitter feed is a cacophony of
Speaker 16: conspiracy theories and attacks on people's motives, including our intelligence agencies,
Speaker 16: our health bureaucrats, our climate bureaucrats, the Bureau of Meteorology.
Speaker 16: And it's not okay, someone's got to call it out.
Speaker 1: I'm calling it out.
Speaker 7: So there you go. So Chris bo.
Speaker 3: Bureau, I know, fearful crab Jerard, you're doing your job
Speaker 3: and question the Burau has now you responded to mister
Speaker 3: Bowen there with a letter challenging him to a debate.
Speaker 3: We would happily have this debate right here on the
Speaker 3: show anytime, Chris Bowen, you come on here with Gerard
Speaker 3: and away we go. But apparently this isn't going to
Speaker 3: happen New year, So tell us.
Speaker 1: Now where you are at.
Speaker 3: Has Chris Bowen accepted the offer of a debate with you, Gerard.
Speaker 20: Good Morning, Rowan and reader and James unfortunately not. He
Speaker 20: wrote back and basically called anyone who holds views similar
Speaker 20: to ours as cookers and conspiracy theorists, which I felt
Speaker 20: was very insulting and quite frankly the idea that if
Speaker 20: you support renewables is not in Australia's interest. So I
Speaker 20: think that's a perfectly acceptable view given at most renewables
Speaker 20: are imported from overseats, and it doesn't make any sense
Speaker 20: to being reporting importing solar panels and wind farms when
Speaker 20: we've got homegrownd coal and uranium reserves here some of
Speaker 20: the best coalon uranium reserves in the world, I might add, so,
Speaker 20: And unfortunately, the unfortunate thing about this is this typical
Speaker 20: abuse and censorship and gas lighting of people who have
Speaker 20: a different view to the people in the establishment. It's
Speaker 20: costing Australians tens of billions of dollars in taxpayers money,
Speaker 20: whether it's through higher energy bills or through billions of
Speaker 20: dollars wasted on subsidies for renewables.
Speaker 7: James said, I wanted to talk about another way, that
Speaker 7: there seems to be this real upward pressure on the
Speaker 7: cost of living, and that's going to be these irlags
Speaker 7: which are coming through. And we've heard new reports about
Speaker 7: the way the new laws are going to smash family businesses,
Speaker 7: particularly by letting unionists into family businesses, destroying trust within
Speaker 7: small businesses and creating basically a situation where big businesses
Speaker 7: can absorb the cost of regulation and the union activities,
Speaker 7: whereas small businesses can tell us about that. And are
Speaker 7: you concerned that we are returning to some of the
Speaker 7: old days pre reform, when basically big governments, big unions,
Speaker 7: and big government all carved up the pie together.
Speaker 20: We're not returning to the old days. Those days never
Speaker 20: left as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 1: And this is just another march.
Speaker 20: From the left into small business. And what will happen
Speaker 20: here If it's not the regulation that will strangle small business,
Speaker 20: it's the intimidation small business. You just won't we employing anyone. Actually,
Speaker 20: the article you sent me yesterday to read up on it,
Speaker 20: I actually sent that to one of my best mates
Speaker 20: who runs a small business down on the Gold Coast,
Speaker 20: because I knew the impact it would have on him.
Speaker 20: He has a small number of employees, but he's got
Speaker 20: the guts. He gets up at four o'clock every morning,
Speaker 20: and it will have a severe impact on him. And
Speaker 20: I know this guy, like a lot of people who
Speaker 20: run small businesses, they epitomize everything that's great about this country,
Speaker 20: and they don't like the government telling them what to do,
Speaker 20: and they don't like other people telling them what to do.
Speaker 20: And I know that he's not going to like having
Speaker 20: unions come into his business and tell him what he
Speaker 20: can and can't do. And as he should, because he's
Speaker 20: out there putting his nose to the grindstone every day.
Speaker 20: And it's up to us to make sure that we
Speaker 20: don't let the unions destroy small business in this country.
Speaker 6: Well small business, big business. It's all being hurt with
Speaker 6: energy costs. And yet we've got Chris Bowen seems to
Speaker 6: be pretty occupied with you. We talked about the debate
Speaker 6: he won't have with you. He won't debate you, but
Speaker 6: he is on social media on x tweeting like some
Speaker 6: sort of a first year art student, faiming you with
Speaker 6: all sorts of.
Speaker 1: Slurs You've got in his head there?
Speaker 5: How do you deal with that?
Speaker 6: Have you considered. I don't know, legal action is not
Speaker 6: exactly under parliamentary privilege.
Speaker 5: When he's.
Speaker 6: Calling you just terrible things, is suggesting you're a cooker,
Speaker 6: and we know what that means. Is not complementary in anyway.
Speaker 20: Oh look, Greater, that stuff doesn't marry me. That's part
Speaker 20: of the life on social media. And if anything, he's
Speaker 20: the loser out of this, and it demonstrates that the
Speaker 20: level of censorship and gas lighting goes right through to
Speaker 20: the top of the Labor Party. And yet again, and
Speaker 20: I'll call out to him today or any other minister
Speaker 20: or member of the Labor Party or the Greens that
Speaker 20: wants to debate issues around climate change, around the performance
Speaker 20: of our bureaucrats. I'm happy and I know many of
Speaker 20: my colleagues would be happy to debate you at any time,
Speaker 20: any place, because these issues are too important and they
Speaker 20: shouldn't be pushed under the carpet so that guys can
Speaker 20: get away with spreading your lives.
Speaker 3: Well, I think Gerhed, you've got a really good point
Speaker 3: there that Labor just refused to debate these things. They
Speaker 3: push you ahead with these mad policies, particularly on climate change,
Speaker 3: but in many other areas without having the proper debate
Speaker 3: without listening to those alternative opinions, and the average Australian suffers.
Speaker 3: But the great news is you're there fighting. So let's
Speaker 3: give your Twitter, your ex handle a plug. If you
Speaker 3: want to hear what is upsetting Chris Bow and so much,
Speaker 3: please follow at Senator Rennick there on Twitter and x
Speaker 3: and you'll actually hear common sense arguments about the things
Speaker 3: that this government are doing so wrong in this country.
Speaker 3: Gerard Rennick. Great is always to have you here on
Speaker 3: Outsiders and keep up.
Speaker 1: The great fight.
Speaker 3: And we await Chris bow and your acceptance to come
Speaker 3: here on Outsiders with Gerard and debate any aspect of
Speaker 3: climate change or energy, your portfolios, whatsoever. Anyway, now I
Speaker 3: want to play you a little bit of JD. Vance
Speaker 3: talking earlier about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 15: She co sponsored the Green News scam, and she supports
Speaker 15: every insane environmental policy that's going to drive American workers
Speaker 15: out of business, drive the price of gasoline through the roof,
Speaker 15: and drive Americans further into poverty.
Speaker 7: James, Well, this is some good straight talking from JD.
Speaker 7: Fancier about Kamala Harris, because the point about Kamla Harris
Speaker 7: I think cannot be made enough is we don't know
Speaker 7: what she stands for for every position she's taken off.
Speaker 7: So what I'm talking a little bit later in the
Speaker 7: next read it very quickly.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, she had the most left wing or liberal,
Speaker 6: as they say in America voting record in the Senate.
Speaker 6: We know what she stands for. I know they're presenting
Speaker 6: her as this moderate central.
Speaker 3: I'm going to kick you there, but I promise we
Speaker 3: will return to this conversation after.
Speaker 1: The break in a tick.
Speaker 3: Hello, you're watching Outsiders with sultry Rita Panahee, with jovial
Speaker 3: James Morrow.
Speaker 1: And myself rambunctious Rwandane.
Speaker 3: Now it can't be easy being Benjamin natan Yahoo. This
Speaker 3: week he spoke at a joint session of the US Congress,
Speaker 3: the fourth time in his career, something no other leader
Speaker 3: has done. Last time Nettiya, who spoke to Congress in
Speaker 3: twenty fifteen, he went out of his way to praise
Speaker 3: President Barack Obama, although of course the antipathy between the
Speaker 3: two of them was well known, and indeed, with Obama's
Speaker 3: and now Biden's insane policy of releasing billions of dollars
Speaker 3: to the mad Mullers of Iran.
Speaker 1: That cannot have been easy for him.
Speaker 13: The remarkable alliance between Israel and the United States has
Speaker 13: always been above politics. It must always remain above politics.
Speaker 1: No matter on which side of the isle you sit.
Speaker 3: Nettaya, who went on to say they are back in
Speaker 3: twenty fifteen, you stand with Israel.
Speaker 1: But is that true?
Speaker 3: In my opinion, President Barack Obama did huge damage to
Speaker 3: Israel and the Middle East with his appeasement of Iran,
Speaker 3: and then Joe Biden made things a million times worse
Speaker 3: with his cowardly withdrawal from Afghanistan and his bungled moral
Speaker 3: equivalents in the aftermath of the horrific events of October seventh,
Speaker 3: which we shall be talking more about in a moment
Speaker 3: with a very special guest. But the role of the
Speaker 3: Israeli Prime Minister is to keep the US alliance as
Speaker 3: strong as possible.
Speaker 1: Whoever is in power.
Speaker 3: So this time this week, Ratherlan simply urging the US
Speaker 3: to stand with Israel, Netanyahu needed to make Americans understand
Speaker 3: that the barbaric war against Israel by Hamas is also
Speaker 3: a war against all of us in the West.
Speaker 1: Here in Australia too. It is our fight two.
Speaker 13: We meet today at a crossroads of history. Our world
Speaker 13: is an upheaval in the Middle East. Iran's access of
Speaker 13: terror confronts America, Israel, and our Arab friends. This is
Speaker 13: not a clash of civilizations. It's a clash between barbarism
Speaker 13: and civilization. For the forces of civilization to triumph, America
Speaker 13: and Israel must stand together.
Speaker 3: And indeed we must stand together too. You only have
Speaker 3: to witness the horrendous scenes outside net Yahu's speech as
Speaker 3: the pro Palestinian vandals rick Havoc, burning the US flag,
Speaker 3: vandalizing monuments such as the Liberty Bell, peppered with phrases
Speaker 3: like Hamas is coming to.
Speaker 1: Recognize the truth in those words.
Speaker 3: Even here in Sydney we've seen echoes of that same barbarism,
Speaker 3: with disgusting scenes outside the New South Wales Labour Party conference.
Speaker 1: So Netanyahu's job in front.
Speaker 3: Of Congress was to draw together the strand since the
Speaker 3: horrors of October seventh, to join the dots, and to
Speaker 3: point out the idiocy of calling for a ceasefire in
Speaker 3: Gaza before Hamas is defeated, as well as the falsehood
Speaker 3: of accusing Israel of genocide and apartheid. But first he
Speaker 3: took us back to October seventh.
Speaker 13: These monsters they raped women, they beheaded men, They burnt
Speaker 13: babies alive. They killed parents in front of their children,
Speaker 13: and children in front of their parents. They dragged two
Speaker 13: hundred and fifty five people, both living and dead, into
Speaker 13: the dark dungeons of Gaza.
Speaker 3: And thanks to the determination of Netanyahu and the Israeli government,
Speaker 3: some have survived those dark Hellish dungeons and tunnels, including
Speaker 3: Noah Agamani, the girl kidnapped on the motorbike who suffered
Speaker 3: god knows what nightmares at the hands of hermas, but
Speaker 3: she was rescued in a daring raid ordered by Netanyahu
Speaker 3: just a few weeks ago, fulfilling a commitment Netanyah, who
Speaker 3: made to Noah's mother, who was dying of cancer, that
Speaker 3: she would get to hug now one last time before
Speaker 3: she died, which did happen, and Noah stood there proudly
Speaker 3: being cheered at the audience at the Congress. Amongst the
Speaker 3: audience of the Congress, so too did the brave soldier
Speaker 3: Abakhil Reuben and Israeli of Ethiopian descent.
Speaker 13: In the early hours of October seventh, Albichael heard the
Speaker 13: news of Hamas's bloody rampage. He put on his uniform,
Speaker 13: grabbed his rifle, but he didn't have a car, so
Speaker 13: he ran eight miles to the front lines of Gaza
Speaker 13: to defend his people. You hear that right. He ran
Speaker 13: eight miles, came to the front lines, killed many terrorists
Speaker 13: and saved many many lives. Albigral, we all honor your
Speaker 13: remarkable heroism.
Speaker 3: And I'm confused because you see he he is Ethiopian,
Speaker 3: He's black. Aren't we always being told that all Israelis
Speaker 3: are white, privileged colonizers and Israel is an apartheid state
Speaker 3: and a black Ethiopian Jew running eight miles?
Speaker 1: But wait, here's another member of the IDF.
Speaker 13: Like Ashraf, the Muslim soldiers of the IDEAF fought alongside
Speaker 13: their Jewish, Jews, Christian and other comrades and arms with
Speaker 13: tremendous bravery.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, black Jews Muslim Israelis, knock me down
Speaker 3: with a kipper. Contrast those brave individuals with the appalling
Speaker 3: way in which so many of these radical left wingers, academics,
Speaker 3: and other protesters in the West, and we've certainly seen
Speaker 3: it here in Australia.
Speaker 1: Have sided with the butchers of Hamas.
Speaker 13: Clarity begins by knowing the difference between good and evil.
Speaker 13: Yet incredibly many anti Israel protesters, many choose to stand
Speaker 13: with evil. They stand with Hamas, they stand with rapists
Speaker 13: and murders. They stand with people who came into the kibusim,
Speaker 13: into a home. The parents hid the children, the two
Speaker 13: babies in the attic, in a secret attic. They murder
Speaker 13: the families, the parents, they find the secret latch to
Speaker 13: the hidden attic, and then they murder the babies. These
Speaker 13: protesters stand with them. They should be ashamed of themselves.
Speaker 3: They should, indeed, and we must all understand that this
Speaker 3: war is our war.
Speaker 13: Well, I have a message for these protesters. When the
Speaker 13: tyrants of Tehran, who hang gaze from cranes and murder
Speaker 13: women for not covering their hair are praising, promoting and
Speaker 13: funding you, you have officially become Iran's useful idiots.
Speaker 3: Nata Yahoo then went into a lengthy defense of Israel's
Speaker 3: actions in Gaza and superbly dismantled the claims by Nana
Speaker 3: than Kamala Harris, who did not even bother by the
Speaker 3: way to attend his speech. When She insisted several months
Speaker 3: ago that an Israeli incursion into Rafa would be unacceptable
Speaker 3: to her.
Speaker 4: At any major military operation in Rafa would be a
Speaker 4: huge mistake. Let me tell you something, I have studied
Speaker 4: the maps. There's nowhere for those folks to go. And
Speaker 4: we're looking at about a million and a half people
Speaker 4: in Rafa who are there because they were told to
Speaker 4: go there.
Speaker 6: Most of them.
Speaker 3: Kamala had studied the map like she does with those
Speaker 3: things because she never actually goes anywhere, and as usual,
Speaker 3: she was wrong.
Speaker 1: She had no idea what she was talking about.
Speaker 13: Remember what so many people said, if Israel goes into Raffa,
Speaker 13: there'll be thousands, maybe even tens of thousands of civilians killed. Well,
Speaker 13: last week I went into Ralpha. I visited our troops
Speaker 13: as they finished fighting Hamas's remaining terrorists battalions. I asked
Speaker 13: the commander there, how many terrorists did you take out
Speaker 13: in Buffa. He gave me an exact number, twelve hundred
Speaker 13: and three. I asked him how many civilians were killed?
Speaker 13: He said, Prime Minister, practically none, with the exception of
Speaker 13: a single incident where shrapnel from a bomb hit a
Speaker 13: Hamas weapons depot and unintentionally killed two dozen people. The
Speaker 13: answer is practically none. You want to know why, because
Speaker 13: Israel got the civilians out of harm's way, something people
Speaker 13: said we could never do, but we did it. These
Speaker 13: heroes here today, the heroic soldiers of Israel, should not
Speaker 13: be condemned for how they're conducting the war in Gaza.
Speaker 13: They should be commended for it.
Speaker 3: Nasigna who was too diplomatic to name Kamala Harris, because
Speaker 3: that's the tightrope any Israeli Prime minister has to walk
Speaker 3: to avoid the appearance of favoring one side of US
Speaker 3: politics over the other when the reality is that one
Speaker 3: side is friendly to Israel and the other side is not. Indeed,
Speaker 3: have a listened to Kamala Harris last November.
Speaker 4: As a result of the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel
Speaker 4: and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, we have seen an
Speaker 4: uptick in anti Palestinian, anti Arab, anti Semitic, and Islamophobic
Speaker 4: incidents across America.
Speaker 5: And so today I am proud to announce the.
Speaker 4: Biden Harris Administration will develop our nation's first national strategy
Speaker 4: to counter Islamophobia.
Speaker 3: If your response to the horrors of October seventh is
Speaker 3: a strategy to combat Islamophobia. I have no words, certainly
Speaker 3: none I can utter on live television, and I hate
Speaker 3: to say it, but here in Australia it's a little different,
Speaker 3: as we saw this week with Penny Wong yet again
Speaker 3: holding Israel to a completely different standard to anyone else,
Speaker 3: imposing sanctions on Israeli settlers. But no, not a single
Speaker 3: sanction against, for example, Katar for harboring Hamas butchers, or
Speaker 3: against anyone involved in the horrors of October seventh. No
Speaker 3: sanctions there. Netin Yahoo pointed out that Iran is actually
Speaker 3: financing these pro Palestinian protests, and he explained why.
Speaker 13: When he founded the Islamic Republic, Ayatolohomeni pledged, we will
Speaker 13: export our revolution to the entire world. We will export
Speaker 13: the Islamic revolution to the entire world.
Speaker 3: The seeds of an Islamic revolution are being sewn in
Speaker 3: our streets and on our campuses, and we are just
Speaker 3: sitting back and letting it happen.
Speaker 13: It came from the Foreign Minister of Iran's proxy Chusbala,
Speaker 13: and he said this, this is not a war with Israel. Israel,
Speaker 13: he said, is merely a tool the main war. The
Speaker 13: real war is.
Speaker 3: With America Natania, who then spelled out the long history
Speaker 3: of Islam's violence against America and the West, before explaining
Speaker 3: why and how the war in Gaza can and must end.
Speaker 13: In World War Two, as Britain fought on the front
Speaker 13: lines of civilization, Winston Churchill appealed to Americans with these
Speaker 13: famous words, give us the tools and we'll finish the job. Today,
Speaker 13: as Israel fights on the front line of civilization, I
Speaker 13: too appeal to America, give us the tools faster, and
Speaker 13: we'll finish the job faster here here.
Speaker 3: But this is of course not what the democrats in
Speaker 3: the US, or labor in Britain, or the Albanezy government
Speaker 3: here want to hear. But Netnyahuo went further.
Speaker 13: Gaza should have us the villain administration run by Palestinians
Speaker 13: who do not seek to destroy Israel.
Speaker 1: That's not too much to ask.
Speaker 3: Sadly, it appears it is too much to ask, as
Speaker 3: this journalist discovered when he went into the West Bank recently.
Speaker 1: You're supportive of Pomas.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, of course, yes, are most Palestinians.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Bostinian people like I'm with the resistants.
Speaker 3: Did you see the videos they posted of what they
Speaker 3: did on October seventh.
Speaker 5: Everything you're okay with all?
Speaker 6: With everything they did?
Speaker 3: You want to live with the Israelis in peace? No?
Speaker 6: No, you want to un state solution?
Speaker 5: No, no more Israel.
Speaker 3: Yes, Israel wiped off and that Palastian we should delete.
Speaker 1: So you would not be okay with a two state solution,
Speaker 1: of course not.
Speaker 3: And yet there's Albo and Wong and the rest pushing
Speaker 3: for a twoesay solution. What a joke, as Natanille who
Speaker 3: says an entire generation of Palestinians need to be deradicalized
Speaker 3: and demilitarized. But here's where the real truth could not
Speaker 3: be avoided Yaho's brilliant attempts at being the even handed
Speaker 3: diplomats at the US Congress, The truth well speaks for itself.
Speaker 13: The new alliance I and vision would be a natural
Speaker 13: extension of the groundbreaking Abraham Accords. Those accords saw peace
Speaker 13: forge between Israel and four Arab countries, and they were
Speaker 13: supported by Republicans and Democrats alike.
Speaker 7: We could call.
Speaker 13: I have a name for this new alliance. I think
Speaker 13: we should call it the Abraham Alliance. I want to
Speaker 13: thank President Trump for his leadership in brokering their Dark
Speaker 13: Abraham Accords. I also want to thank President Trump for
Speaker 13: all the things he did for Israel, from recognizing Israel's
Speaker 13: sovereignty over the Golan Heights to confronting Iran's aggression to
Speaker 13: recognizing Jerusalem as our capital and moving the American embassy there.
Speaker 1: Actions speak louder than words.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's actions brought peace to the Middle East, only
Speaker 3: for it to be plunged into war by the cowardice,
Speaker 3: the appeasement and the reckless pro Iranian policies of Joe
Speaker 3: Biden and Kamala Harris. Try as he might, Benjamin Etagna,
Speaker 3: who could not cover up that simple and undeniable fact.
Speaker 3: Here in Australia it is no different, and the actions
Speaker 3: of the appalling Foreign Secretary Penny Wong do nothing for
Speaker 3: peace but threaten, in my opinion, everything we in the
Speaker 3: West hold. Dear Nettaigna, who didn't dare say it so
Speaker 3: I will. Western civilization needs Donald Trump back in the
Speaker 3: White House.
Speaker 1: Well join us now.
Speaker 3: A very special guest Professor Gila Kahila Bargal. She is
Speaker 3: a forensic DNA expert and a director of the National
Speaker 3: Natural History Collection at the Hebrew University.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Gilla's fascinating research crosses evolution, coevolution, animal domestication, anthropology, human ecology, conservation, genetics,
Speaker 3: new technologies in research and conservation of cultural heritage and
Speaker 3: wildlife forensics, as well as doing fascinating work on historical
Speaker 3: sites such as Masada in Israel, discovering aspects of religious
Speaker 3: rituals and cultural activities. Gilla also spearheaded a fantastic project
Speaker 3: training dogs to sniff cancerous cells for early detection. Tragically,
Speaker 3: but importantly, Giller's skills have most recently been called on
Speaker 3: to help identify through DNA the bodies of the horrific
Speaker 3: October seven atrocities. Gill, welcome to outsiders, and welcome to
Speaker 3: indeed to Australia.
Speaker 1: But I hope you're enjoying it.
Speaker 3: Let's just talk briefly about October seventh. Why were your
Speaker 3: services needed forensically?
Speaker 21: Well, after the event of October seventh, everyone in Israel
Speaker 21: tried to volunteer and help and make use of his
Speaker 21: or her a knowledge. And because I know how to
Speaker 21: extract DNA from ancient samples and I'm dealing with wildlife forensic,
Speaker 21: I had the skills to help extract DNA from their remains.
Speaker 3: Gilla what without going into too much of the gory details,
Speaker 3: I just played Benjamin Etteanie who talking about October seventh.
Speaker 3: How I mean, I know you're a scientist, but how
Speaker 3: the stressing was what you uncovered?
Speaker 21: Well, I knew some of the people. I used to
Speaker 21: be a member in one of the Kibu team that
Speaker 21: was attacked, and as everyone else in Israel, the horrors
Speaker 21: of October sevenths were difficult to see and hear, and
Speaker 21: definitely when we had to deal with some of their
Speaker 21: remains such as burnt bones, et cetera, in order to
Speaker 21: identify the missing and the dead from those remains.
Speaker 6: And it's a painting and sometimes lengthy process, isn't it.
Speaker 6: Because there were some cases, as I understand, where families
Speaker 6: thought their loved one was taken hostage, but then they
Speaker 6: discovered no, they actually perished, they were murdered on that day.
Speaker 1: But it's.
Speaker 6: A very lengthy process to determine the results.
Speaker 21: Definitely, and the you know, remains were collected, we didn't
Speaker 21: know exactly how many people were there. We had to
Speaker 21: identify a lot of remains from one site in order
Speaker 21: to finalize it, and the the importance of doing it
Speaker 21: in a short period of time in order to do
Speaker 21: to know who's missing, who was kidnapped, who's dead. It
Speaker 21: was a lot of stress on the team, and through
Speaker 21: the work that we did, we adjust the protocols in
Speaker 21: order to give sufficient profiles of the samples that we got.
Speaker 7: James Agaila, how do you find people respond to this work?
Speaker 7: Because I feel like there's an awful lot of kind
Speaker 7: of trutherism out there where people are trying to deny
Speaker 7: what happened on October seventh, and yet this work really,
Speaker 7: you know, underscores, it provides irrefutable evidence. Do you find
Speaker 7: resistance to this message? And what do you found in
Speaker 7: academia and elsewhere with that?
Speaker 21: Well, at least in day Israeli academia, everyone was supportive
Speaker 21: and everyone wanted to know how can they contribute. I
Speaker 21: got a lot of phone calls during the days that
Speaker 21: I was volunteering from people saying I know how to
Speaker 21: work in the lab, Can I help? Can I assist?
Speaker 21: And there were a lot of volunteers in Israel going worldwide.
Speaker 21: I got some very warm comments from people from Yale
Speaker 21: University and from the NIHT in the US asking if
Speaker 21: they can contribute anything from their knowledge. So most of
Speaker 21: the academia I was very supportive and wanted to know
Speaker 21: whether they can help in the process, and very understandable
Speaker 21: of what had happened.
Speaker 3: Now, Gila, I want to say congratulations on your great
Speaker 3: work another many families there in Israel, thankful for your
Speaker 3: expertise in doing that work. On a more brighter notes
Speaker 3: and more positive notes, tell us a little bit about
Speaker 3: this fascinating work you are doinging dogs, sniffer dogs to
Speaker 3: detect cancer cells.
Speaker 1: This is fascinating. Tell us about it.
Speaker 21: Well, this project unfortunately ended by when the COVID the
Speaker 21: nineteen started, But the idea was to train dogs to
Speaker 21: sniff a lung cancer, which is very difficult to detect
Speaker 21: at its early stages. And I remember when I came
Speaker 21: to the doctors and asked them to put people to
Speaker 21: sit with half an hour with a mask on their face,
Speaker 21: on their mouths in order to get the signals from
Speaker 21: the lungs when people were breathing. I had to go
Speaker 21: through an ethic committee to convince them that it's not
Speaker 21: harming anyone. These days, it would have been much easier.
Speaker 21: We were able to train five dogs to do it.
Speaker 21: COVID titled the Unfortunately, the dogs went back to their
Speaker 21: owners and the project ended.
Speaker 3: Well, it sounds like a very worthwhile project, another victim
Speaker 3: of COVID. There you go, but I hope you can
Speaker 3: resurrect that project because it sounds a terrific one.
Speaker 1: Gilakani la baga.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for coming on here on outside
Speaker 3: is enjoy the rest of your trip in Australia coming
Speaker 3: up after the break. James's don't keep it and we'll
Speaker 3: go back to that reader and James tussle.
Speaker 1: It'll be great.
Speaker 7: Good morning, you are watching Outsiders. I'm James Borrow here
Speaker 7: as always with Rowan Dean and Rita Pannahy And now,
Speaker 7: dear comrades, it is time to thank the great Helpsman,
Speaker 7: Uncle Joe Biden for his service and prepare to bask
Speaker 7: in the shining light of new supreme leader Kamala thought, Oh,
Speaker 7: how glorious. But for those of us not indoctrinated in
Speaker 7: the Kamala cult, or shall we say, signing up to
Speaker 7: white women for Kamala, Zoom calls, Yes, this is actually
Speaker 7: by a thing, and it's already being called Karen's for Kamala.
Speaker 7: The question remate is what does Kamala Harris actually well
Speaker 7: think and I know think here maybe using a bit
Speaker 7: of a heavy lift here, but stick with me here,
Speaker 7: Kamala does not think you should be using the term
Speaker 7: radical Islamic terrorism.
Speaker 2: Have the courage to.
Speaker 4: Object when they use that term radical Islamic terrorism.
Speaker 5: The crazest victims of.
Speaker 7: Terror got that, don't use the phrase radical Islamic terrorism.
Speaker 7: Now there is a lot to unpack there, not the
Speaker 7: least of which being when radical Islamic terrorists target their
Speaker 7: fellow Muslims, as she suggested, for not being radically Islamic enough. Well,
Speaker 7: they're still victims of that radical Islamic terrorism. But that's
Speaker 7: a been too complicated for the Vice president turned president
Speaker 7: Dish whatever she is. Now. That was, of course, Kamala
Speaker 7: Harris speaking at the Islamic Center of Southern California in
Speaker 7: twenty sixteen. So anyway, you got that the new Kama,
Speaker 7: under the new Kamala regime, radical Islamic terrorism does not exist.
Speaker 7: Perhaps it will get a new name under a Kamala
Speaker 7: regime over e xuberant cretic eschatology. Perhaps, who knows. This
Speaker 7: is all the more concerning when you consider that this
Speaker 7: man Philip Gordon, Kamala Harris's National security advisor, is said
Speaker 7: to be tipped for a much bigger role in a
Speaker 7: future Harris administration. Remember this name because Gordon was a
Speaker 7: key player in the Iran nuclear deal, which has put
Speaker 7: Tehran on course for a nuclear weapon and empowered the
Speaker 7: Malas to spread chaos and destruction through the Middle East.
Speaker 7: If you thought foreign policy was a mess under Joe Biden,
Speaker 7: if they dragged Kamala into office, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Speaker 7: And as they say on the TV ads, though, but wait,
Speaker 7: there's more. Because I'm sorry to disappoint you, I can't
Speaker 7: throw in a set of state knives. Instead, there's another
Speaker 7: phrase Kamala Harris doesn't want you to use.
Speaker 22: Also at the courage to reject that journey illegal alien.
Speaker 22: I have seen the worst of criminal behavior.
Speaker 7: I have seen the.
Speaker 22: Worst of crime, and undocunated imigrants is.
Speaker 8: Not a gronn.
Speaker 7: Sorry, what I can think of plenty of ille oh sorry, sorry, sorry,
Speaker 7: undocumented immigrants who are indeed criminals. The illegal Venezuelan alleged
Speaker 7: to have killed young nursing student Lake and Riley, for example,
Speaker 7: the two illegals who were charged in the killing of
Speaker 7: a twelve year old girl in Texas who was found
Speaker 7: strangled at a creek. Illegals who had also been caught by
Speaker 7: border patrol and allowed free into the community alleged to
Speaker 7: be responsible for that one. And of course the l
Speaker 7: Salvadoran sex criminal charged with another woman's murder in Virginia.
Speaker 7: I could go on and on with these cases, but
Speaker 7: I would say these illegal immigrants are indeed, sorry, Kamala criminals,
Speaker 7: and every one of the crimes they allegedly committed should
Speaker 7: never have happened because they should not have been in
Speaker 7: the country in the first place. That's the meaning of
Speaker 7: the word illegal. But in Kamala world, things like borders
Speaker 7: and national identity are meaningless and we could all live
Speaker 7: together in perfect harmony and brotherhood I mean sisterhood. Sorry,
Speaker 7: and we won't use other words like equality either. Instead
Speaker 7: we'll say equity.
Speaker 4: It has to be about a goal of saying everybody
Speaker 4: should end up in the same place, and since we
Speaker 4: didn't start in the same place, some folks might need
Speaker 4: more equitable distribution, giving resources based on equity. Understanding that
Speaker 4: we fight for equality, but we also need to fight
Speaker 4: for equity understanding not everyone starts out at the same place.
Speaker 10: So there's a big difference between equality and equity.
Speaker 5: Equality suggest often everybody should get the same thing.
Speaker 10: Well, that often assumes everybody started out in the same place,
Speaker 10: as opposed to equity, which is everyone should end up
Speaker 10: in the same place.
Speaker 7: Let me get this straight. There, instead of everyone having
Speaker 7: the chance to do what they will and wind up
Speaker 7: where they want, everyone instead, according to dear Leader, Kamala,
Speaker 7: should get what they need to wind up in the
Speaker 7: same place. I wonder, I wonder if I don't know
Speaker 7: there's a more succinct way to put this. Maybe I
Speaker 7: don't know, from each according to his sorry her ability
Speaker 7: to each according to their need. Huh where have I
Speaker 7: heard this before?
Speaker 23: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Karl Marx, Well, I've got a word for Kamala,
Speaker 7: and it's one she might also try and ban us
Speaker 7: from saying. But to me, her program sounds an awful
Speaker 7: lot like communism.
Speaker 3: Great stuff, James, That equity equality thing, James and raed
Speaker 3: that just drives me nuts. I mean, equality is about
Speaker 3: equality under the Lord. It's nothing to do with what
Speaker 3: you care for or don't get. I mean, it's extraordinary
Speaker 3: equity as a fraud. Like I said, it's communism. Now
Speaker 3: you two are having the great debate here on Outsiders.
Speaker 3: We never have the same opinions on everything, ever, Heaven forbid,
Speaker 3: so in this instance, James and Rita going ahead.
Speaker 6: To especially on your tie.
Speaker 1: That does Kamala Harris have any values or not? Rita,
Speaker 1: you say she's an empty air head.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, I say she will say whatever she
Speaker 6: needs to say to get ahead. I don't doubt that
Speaker 6: for a second. But that doesn't mean she doesn't have
Speaker 6: a belief system and ideology. A lot of politicians will
Speaker 6: say whatever they need to say. Her voting record, I
Speaker 6: think is clear. When she speaks off the cuff, you
Speaker 6: can see what she cares about. She is a radically
Speaker 6: far left. She is far more left than Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: To try to present her as some sort of a
Speaker 6: moderate is an absolute lie. Even the most impartial judges
Speaker 6: said her voting recording this Senate was the most liberal,
Speaker 6: most left. But now they're trying to memory hold that.
Speaker 6: They're trying to disappear that history and present her as
Speaker 6: a safe pair of hands when we know she doesn't
Speaker 6: believe in in the border. She doesn't like you just said.
Speaker 6: She doesn't even want to use the term illegal immigrants.
Speaker 7: Well, she doesn't want to use the term illegal immigration,
Speaker 7: and she doesn't want to even cop to being the
Speaker 7: borders are. And you know what else she doesn't want
Speaker 7: to cop to is being a DEI to a choice.
Speaker 7: Because of course, this is another thing that's been disappeared here,
Speaker 7: is that Joe Biden had, of course talked about it,
Speaker 7: and people have talked about, you know, him picking a
Speaker 7: black woman to balance out his ticket with the old
Speaker 7: white guy.
Speaker 1: When you can't say that, you can't say that, and it's.
Speaker 7: Like, well, you know, I'm sorry, but if DEI is
Speaker 7: such a good thing, why aren't you proud of it?
Speaker 7: It braks me the DEI can if you think it's
Speaker 7: so wonderful. My point, though, was that simply if you
Speaker 7: go back to her early career and every step along
Speaker 7: the way, what I'm saying is, yeah, I agree with you, reader.
Speaker 7: She is very hard left, and if you think Joe
Speaker 7: Biden was to the left, she is quite far to
Speaker 7: the left of him. And the idea that she is
Speaker 7: going to get in now to office potentially on this
Speaker 7: TikTok vibe and this kind of you know, Karen rat
Speaker 7: the brat thing and Karen's Racamela. I don't you know,
Speaker 7: I find that horrifying because people actually need to look
Speaker 7: at her record. But what she's doing now is what
Speaker 7: she has always done, which has tried to obscure what
Speaker 7: she believes it and say anything she needs to to
Speaker 7: seem like a safe and presentable choice. That's the synesism
Speaker 7: of it, and that's what I'm I agree.
Speaker 6: I think I think you shouldn underestimate her only because
Speaker 6: she's got this medium machine behind her now, which are
Speaker 6: going to just present her as this visionary savior, woman
Speaker 6: of color, first female president. And we've seen just in
Speaker 6: this past week how they've just been Awellian in denying
Speaker 6: things that we have known to be true for several years,
Speaker 6: rewriting history. And I don't think that's going to let
Speaker 6: up up until November. I think they're going to just
Speaker 6: be the team Kamala trying to cover up her missteps,
Speaker 6: trying to promote anything. And I think in a debate
Speaker 6: with Trump, yeah, of course we play clips off her
Speaker 6: sounding like an idiot every week. She's not great, but
Speaker 6: unlike Biden, she can rehearse a few sharp lines and
Speaker 6: repeat them on que and have a couple of those
Speaker 6: moments that are going to be highlighted by the media
Speaker 6: about all she got Trump, she buried Trump. So I
Speaker 6: think in a debate she can be dangerous for Trump.
Speaker 6: You can't deny that. With a certain amount section of
Speaker 6: the demographic, Kamala has great appeal the people who are
Speaker 6: obsessed with identity politics. They will vote for somebody because
Speaker 6: they're a woman or a woman of color who's on
Speaker 6: the left. That is just a reality. You can say
Speaker 6: it's stupid.
Speaker 1: It should be.
Speaker 6: Based on merit, it should be based on policy's performance
Speaker 6: doesn't matter. It exists. And the Republicans are going to
Speaker 6: have to deal with that because that is a new challenge.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, they're on the bottom. You screen that Trump has
Speaker 3: just gone on another rally. He's there, They've got proper
Speaker 3: security this time.
Speaker 6: I'll say something about that. This is the I think
Speaker 6: the third rally he's done in two weeks since he
Speaker 6: got shot. That takes some kahoonas. I mean to put
Speaker 6: yourself in that setting where there are thousands of people,
Speaker 6: you are relying on secret service and local authorities have
Speaker 6: let you down in the past, and oh my god,
Speaker 6: I just think.
Speaker 7: That it was so absolutely disgraceful for the Secret Service
Speaker 7: to say the Trump campaign, So we would not would
Speaker 7: prefer it if you didn't hold any more rallies. Just
Speaker 7: an utter admission that you know, it's either an admission
Speaker 7: that they can't do their job or it's an admission
Speaker 7: that they want to tank his ability to people. It
Speaker 7: is I think electric electric election interference. Sorry, I got.
Speaker 3: So, let's have a quick listen to JD. Vans speaking
Speaker 3: recently here we.
Speaker 12: Got Tamala Harris questioned my loyalty to this country. That's
Speaker 12: the word she used, loyalty, And.
Speaker 7: It's an interesting word.
Speaker 12: Simplify loyalty because there is no greater sign of this
Speaker 12: loyalty to this country than what Kamala Harris has done
Speaker 12: at our southern border. I'd like to ask the Vice
Speaker 12: President what has she done to question my loyalty.
Speaker 15: To this country.
Speaker 24: I served in the United States Marine Corps. I went
Speaker 24: to Iraq for this country. I built a business for
Speaker 24: this country, and my running mate took a bullet for
Speaker 24: this country. So my question of Kamala Harris is, what
Speaker 24: the hell have you done to question our loyalty to
Speaker 24: the United States of America.
Speaker 7: RITA.
Speaker 1: What do you make of JD.
Speaker 6: Van said, that is a very good line. Indeed, that
Speaker 6: is a line that will leave the major perplexed. I
Speaker 6: won't understand the appeal of what he just said, but
Speaker 6: that has enormous appeal for the American electorate. And it's
Speaker 6: at the moment now it's also a enthusiasm game. You
Speaker 6: need your voters to turn out. They don't have compulsory voting,
Speaker 6: so you may have support. Do they support you enough
Speaker 6: to turn up on a cold day in November to
Speaker 6: vote for you? And that's what.
Speaker 3: You You also got in trouble James for calling Democrats
Speaker 3: miserable cat ladies or something like that, miserable single cat lads.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: So he's he's certainly making its n.
Speaker 6: Jump across because that is something that I've already seen
Speaker 6: opinion field pieces showing up in the Australian media about
Speaker 6: that is something that's going to go back to over
Speaker 6: and over again to do something about the feet. Do
Speaker 6: you think it's going to be effected this?
Speaker 1: Wait? You know what?
Speaker 7: This what they're doing to Vance reminds me of you know,
Speaker 7: what they did to Dan Quail. I don't know if
Speaker 7: you remember that. It's just for the media treat where
Speaker 7: they go full boy. You know bit Romney, the most
Speaker 7: moderate guy on earth, that binder's full of women, and
Speaker 7: Joe Biden said Bit Romney was going. He said to
Speaker 7: black people, He's gonna put your back and cheat. This
Speaker 7: was the level of insanity we're seeing with JD. Vance.
Speaker 7: Do not trust these people who are telling you to
Speaker 7: hate JD. Vance, because I'm sorry, they're the same people
Speaker 7: six weeks ago we're telling you that Joe Biden was
Speaker 7: in fine Feddle and could do another four and a
Speaker 7: half years. In all, it's actually.
Speaker 6: It's Jady Vance. Look at his family. He is married
Speaker 6: to one of the most accomplished women you could find anywhere.
Speaker 6: He's not about holding women down. He's just saying there
Speaker 6: is a certain demographic. These miserable moaners who do sometimes
Speaker 6: tend to be female and childie.
Speaker 1: I wonder if you'll ever meet Safety commissioned.
Speaker 5: The box wine.
Speaker 1: It's called JD.
Speaker 3: It's called JDVDS Dvanced Derangement Syndrome.
Speaker 1: Coming to a newspaper near you after the break. Canberra
Speaker 1: Clown Show in a tick, Roll.
Speaker 3: Up, roll up, step right this way. It's the greatest
Speaker 3: show on Earth. It's the Canberra clown Show. And my
Speaker 3: thanks to outside is Van Graham from New Zealand, who sent.
Speaker 1: Me this gag this week.
Speaker 3: Quote a young boy asked his father why there were
Speaker 3: no circuses anymore, to which his father applied, the clowns
Speaker 3: are all politicians now, indeed, And what a circus it
Speaker 3: has been this week with Albozo preparing to reshuffle his
Speaker 3: pack of clowns. But first of all he had to
Speaker 3: remind everyone what he is best at, throwing Richard Miles
Speaker 3: under a clown car.
Speaker 9: Well, I've tried to have a couple of days off
Speaker 9: and here I am at a press conference on Monday.
Speaker 9: Might I say that the acting Prime Minister, Richard Bals
Speaker 9: has been given a bit of an easy time by
Speaker 9: the fact that I'm standing up here. As a result
Speaker 9: of President Pardon's announcement, I will be having on leave
Speaker 9: till Wednesday. Although here I am at at a press conference.
Speaker 3: Poor Dickie Miles, always the bridesmaid, never the bride ook.
Speaker 1: Sorry that's not Dickie.
Speaker 3: This is Dickie cheerfully playing second fiddle as always to Albozo.
Speaker 3: And as I said, mister Albanesi has spent a very
Speaker 3: busy week perfecting his cabinet reshuffling trick.
Speaker 1: Sorry my mistake.
Speaker 3: Here's Albo laying the groundwork for his reshuffle.
Speaker 9: We're expecting an announcement on Sunday. If I told you
Speaker 9: what it was now, you mightn't turn up on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Ah killer gag.
Speaker 3: Indeed, Well, it's Sunday now and we are expecting his
Speaker 3: reshuffle very soon. But what we already know is, according
Speaker 3: to the Conversation that quote, cabinet businessters Linda Bernie and
Speaker 3: Brendan O'Connor are standing down from the front bench, opening
Speaker 3: vacancy's for Anthony alban Easy to reshuffle his ministry. According
Speaker 3: to the Sydney Morning Herald, Home Affairs Minister Claire O'Neil
Speaker 3: is set to have Australia's national security taken out of
Speaker 3: her hands. Whisked out of her hands. Oh dear, can't
Speaker 3: think why that is? As Prime Minister Anthony albanize he
Speaker 3: tries to offset political damage caused by Labor's management of
Speaker 3: immigration issues. I think SMH editor, you mean Labour's miss management. Otherwise,
Speaker 3: why would you need a reshuffle quote? Rumors have swirled
Speaker 3: for months, According to the SMH that O'Neill would be
Speaker 3: shifted into a new portfolio. Well, hang on, if she's
Speaker 3: such a dud in that job, why on earth would
Speaker 3: you reward her with another job. Poor old Albozo's problem
Speaker 3: is he's trying to deal himself a decent hand with
Speaker 3: a bunch.
Speaker 1: Of jokers and two of clovers. But here's the bit
Speaker 1: that really gave me a good laugh.
Speaker 3: According to the same report, quote Agricultural Minister Murray what
Speaker 3: is widely viewed as a minister likely to be given
Speaker 3: a new portfolio? And there is a distinct possibility Giles
Speaker 3: or O'Neill's responsibility could be transferred to what quote that's right?
Speaker 3: One of our favorite clowns here on Canberra Clown Show,
Speaker 3: the blowcu destroyed the live cattle trade, The Blowkoo thinks
Speaker 3: Aborigines were farmers, and the Blowcoup let's not beat about
Speaker 3: the bush. Here was the Minister in charge of the
Speaker 3: Department of Agriculture during the unfortunate twenty twenty two Australian
Speaker 3: Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority Private Urination incident scandal.
Speaker 1: Don't remember that one.
Speaker 3: Here's a snippet from Senate Estimates and I do apologize
Speaker 3: it being a Sunday morning.
Speaker 25: I've been told about it in an incident occurred that
Speaker 25: at a staff Christmas party in twenty twenty one, in
Speaker 25: which a male senior staff member allegedly urinated on other
Speaker 25: staff members. Was such an incident reported to you? And
Speaker 25: was it and if so, was any action taken?
Speaker 20: I am not aware of it him that context, not
Speaker 20: at a Christmas party.
Speaker 25: Energy at any party then or any work function.
Speaker 5: I am aware of an incident that occurred in a
Speaker 5: private capacity.
Speaker 1: H Okay, well, I think we'll lead no one there.
Speaker 3: Murray, what's quite rightly demanded an urgent briefing on the incident.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but I'm busting to find
Speaker 1: out what he discovered.
Speaker 3: But what we do know is that quote the board
Speaker 3: chair and CEO of the APVMA last year resigned following
Speaker 3: that review.
Speaker 1: Ah, Canberra bureaucrats. Don't you just love them? Meanwhile, what
Speaker 1: we do.
Speaker 3: Know about the reshuffle is that Lynda Bernie, the gal
Speaker 3: who put the Gucci into gaddagal Land, won't be part
Speaker 3: of the shiny new cabinet because she had enough of
Speaker 3: the Canberra's circus and she's.
Speaker 1: Heading off to pastures new. We wish her well.
Speaker 3: Here's Albo citing Miss Bernie's phenomenal list of achievements during
Speaker 3: her time on the public Purse.
Speaker 9: Linda Burnie has a lifetime of achievement through her actions,
Speaker 9: through who she is.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, I guess these days just being yourself counts
Speaker 3: as a major achievement.
Speaker 1: But let's be frank here, as we like to be
Speaker 1: on this show.
Speaker 3: Linda Burnie will best be remembered by Australians as the
Speaker 3: minister responsible for selling the voice to the people of Australia,
Speaker 3: who spectacularly failed to sell the.
Speaker 1: Voice to the people of Australia.
Speaker 3: Yet here's the disconnect from reality that is the hallmark
Speaker 3: of the Alban Easy Clown Show. In singing Linda's praises,
Speaker 3: Albo as good as admits why we never needed a
Speaker 3: voice in the first place, because thanks to the good
Speaker 3: people of Australia, all our state and federal parliaments already
Speaker 3: have lots of talented Indigenous representation.
Speaker 9: We talk about the Federal Parliament having multiple representatives in
Speaker 9: our caucus, as well as state parliaments around the country.
Speaker 9: There has been extraordinary change and change doesn't happen. Good
Speaker 9: people make it happen.
Speaker 3: So he's talking about Indigenous representation. So what was the
Speaker 3: point of the voice? Well, may you ask? Meanwhile, here's
Speaker 3: another Canra clown, the ever so serious Tim Airhead Sorry
Speaker 3: auto correct spelling, I mean Tim.
Speaker 1: Airs with a y as in Airs Rock.
Speaker 3: The famous landmark named by the explorer William Goss in
Speaker 3: eighteen seventy three in honor of Sir Henry Airs, the
Speaker 3: eighth Premier of South Australia, who made his fortune out
Speaker 3: of mining, and in eighteen sixty three was a pointed
Speaker 3: a minister without portfolio in the wait for it, the
Speaker 3: eighteen sixties South Australian Dutton cabinets. Could Sir Henry Airs,
Speaker 3: the mining magnet turned politician, and Tim Ares, the staunch
Speaker 3: lefty trade unions turned labor politician, be related, I hear
Speaker 3: you ask, and if so, should Tim Ares now change
Speaker 3: his name to the more appropriate tim Oolaroo. While we
Speaker 3: ponder these weighty matters, here's Tim explaining what a sterling
Speaker 3: job the Albanezy government is doing.
Speaker 14: What are we on about the future of the manufacturing
Speaker 14: sector in Australia building the manufacturing capability that we need
Speaker 14: for the future that will deliver tens of billions of
Speaker 14: dollars of investment into Australian manufacturing.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 3: Spoken, just like Sir Henry Ayres would have spoken, I imagine,
Speaker 3: except Tim Ares and Sir Henry Ares have different spelling.
Speaker 3: But what a load of nonsense Tim was spouting there.
Speaker 3: In April we learnt that quote. The number of businesses
Speaker 3: in external administration in Australia has hit a record high,
Speaker 3: according to Credit to Watch quote. The Albanezy government has
Speaker 3: been driving up the cost of living at the same
Speaker 3: time as driving out manufacturing and driving.
Speaker 1: Out investment because of the exorbitant.
Speaker 26: Cost of energy wages, red black and green tape, and
Speaker 26: the unbearable cost of doing business in Australia, largely thanks to,
Speaker 26: but not exclusively, insane net zero policies.
Speaker 1: Future Made in Australia.
Speaker 3: Don't make me laugh, not under these clowns. Earlier this year,
Speaker 3: hanwa Q Sells Australia, a major player in the Australian
Speaker 3: solo market, ceased operating in Australia.
Speaker 1: And they weren't alone.
Speaker 3: Sun Cable was another Tesla pollstar. The list goes on
Speaker 3: too many towns across Australia now are forced to confront
Speaker 3: the day they closed the factory dam which is a
Speaker 3: Harry Chappin song.
Speaker 2: But ah, they were.
Speaker 1: Wid long week, the factor down and.
Speaker 9: Nothing left.
Speaker 3: You're watching outside is now let's have a look at
Speaker 3: Donald Trump speaking at that same rally in Minnesota just
Speaker 3: a few moments ago.
Speaker 23: We have a brand new victim, and honestly, she's a
Speaker 23: radical left lunatic and she is when you find out
Speaker 23: about her.
Speaker 1: All I have to say is defund the police. That
Speaker 1: was her big thing.
Speaker 7: Let's defund the police.
Speaker 1: And here's his comments about Israel.
Speaker 27: Today's attack on Israel cannot be forgotten and it will
Speaker 27: go down as another moment in history created by a
Speaker 27: weak and ineffective United States president and vice president.
Speaker 7: They wouldn't have done this if I were the president,
Speaker 7: they wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Have done it.
Speaker 6: Reader, Yes, commentary there. Kamala obviously is now in every statement.
Speaker 6: It's not just Fiden anymore, it's the VP as well.
Speaker 6: And she's on the record talking about the BLM rights,
Speaker 6: saying how they should continue. They have a right to continue.
Speaker 6: We know she raised bail money for some of those
Speaker 6: thugs who are being arrested and she is again on
Speaker 6: the record giving speeches about reimagining public safety, and you
Speaker 6: know you don't need police numbers to have that. There's
Speaker 6: other ways. So all of the far left talking points
Speaker 6: that she embraced in twenty twenty and before are going
Speaker 6: to come back to haunt it. I know the media
Speaker 6: will try to bury it, but X is now a
Speaker 6: free platform. You've got programs like this, will the message
Speaker 6: will be there.
Speaker 1: There's no program like this reta what's your mouth out with?
Speaker 7: Say unique the world.
Speaker 1: Plenty of copyists.
Speaker 7: That's a different We'll see. We are going to have
Speaker 7: a lot or on Kamala Harris's behavior when she was
Speaker 7: in that prosecutor's office on the US report. This coming
Speaker 7: up Friday night at a PM.
Speaker 3: But we mentioned that Monday, we had a freetic for
Speaker 3: you that was very specially. You should cut that out
Speaker 3: and put that on Twitter because Alexantik has got a
Speaker 3: lot of fans.
Speaker 6: You know, well that chat with Alex has got about
Speaker 6: a million views online already.
Speaker 7: But look this whole, this whole. The other bit too,
Speaker 7: is that we know very very little about where she
Speaker 7: stands on anything related to foreign policy at all. So
Speaker 7: is you know, we do know that when it comes
Speaker 7: to is that.
Speaker 6: She explained the Russian Ukraine she did is a big country,
Speaker 6: law the country, and then Russia did something it shouldn't
Speaker 6: have done to us. Like the way she talks about
Speaker 6: consequential issues is like she's explained.
Speaker 7: This is the real danger though, And I worry that
Speaker 7: on some level Republicans are going to walk into a
Speaker 7: bit of a trap here because they're going to try
Speaker 7: to deal with her interrational sort of way, and she
Speaker 7: is hitting certain demographics in a very sort of irrational
Speaker 7: kind of brainstem sort of way, atavistically, and they're going
Speaker 7: absolutely not sub quarters of society. And once they sort
Speaker 7: of start to fall for this, it's very hard to
Speaker 7: get them to reconsider. And they'll say, oh, all of
Speaker 7: the goofy ridiculous stuff in the coconut tree, they find
Speaker 7: this endearing, and that's the week the coconut try.
Speaker 3: She frequently refers to her parents, and I was going
Speaker 3: to show you this in Wacademia. Her dad, you know,
Speaker 3: an old newspaper clipping of her dad is a Marxist professor.
Speaker 3: So both his parents were you were Marxists, and so
Speaker 3: she was there he is, that's dad, you know, wealthy
Speaker 3: Marxist professor, of course, because of the Marxist elites always
Speaker 3: have lots of money and do very well.
Speaker 1: But she learned this Marxist stuff on her parents' knee.
Speaker 3: That's probably why she always sounds like she's talking to
Speaker 3: five year olds when she's discussing when she was Martin
Speaker 3: Luther Kingston.
Speaker 7: She is just But this is the thing, it's all
Speaker 7: wellity because she talks about freedom, and you see this
Speaker 7: in one of the ads that she's running now. She
Speaker 7: talks a lot about freedom, which doesn't mean anything on
Speaker 7: the left, it actually just means control. And then in
Speaker 7: the next breath of that same mad she talks about equity,
Speaker 7: which is what I was speaking about before, which is
Speaker 7: essentially this idea that the government levels everybody up. That's
Speaker 7: not freedom at all. I'm sorry, that's slavery.
Speaker 6: We have to talk about is very little media scrutiny
Speaker 6: of the fact that we've got a man who's being
Speaker 6: judged not fit to run for president again, but he's
Speaker 6: going to remain in the oval office. I mean, that
Speaker 6: is something that is puts the whole world in danger
Speaker 6: because America's enemies, the West, enemies. No, they've now got
Speaker 6: a few months. Wait, they've got a weak, inept administration.
Speaker 7: Ji, he is still everybody that's not anymore.
Speaker 1: No, but you could see this.
Speaker 7: Thing on Friday. It was Thursday when Kamala Harris is
Speaker 7: getting up and doing the whole net Yahoo talk acting
Speaker 7: like she's president. I both my words. They are going
Speaker 7: to swap her out. They will swap her or the
Speaker 7: elections so that she can run with all the benefits
Speaker 7: of being an incumbent. You heard it here first.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, there's no question. Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Now speaking of freedom, there's not much freedom up at
Speaker 3: Hastings Beach up in near the tweed there where we
Speaker 3: now here's a sign that was sent into us this area.
Speaker 3: So here we go Hastings Beach up on the Northern
Speaker 3: Rivers there. This area has been fenced to protect cultural material.
Speaker 1: Please keep out. So that's the left.
Speaker 3: This is your indigenous relations, cultural heritage, whatever you like,
Speaker 3: James in action. They're beautiful beach that you know, allowed
Speaker 3: access to unless you happen to be of a certain race.
Speaker 1: That is the way we are going.
Speaker 3: We are dividing by race and country. The Coalition needs
Speaker 3: to step up and say no to this sort of dividing.
Speaker 3: Australians by race. That's it for outsiders. We'll see you
Speaker 3: next Sunday. Make sure you watch Rita and James during
Speaker 3: the week at the Appointed out See you bye.