Speaker 1: Lord, this is Outside, Good morning, and welcome to Outsiders,
Speaker 1: the show that is to woke identity, politics and political
Speaker 1: correctness on steroids. What Kamala Harris is to ensuring trust
Speaker 1: in the integrity of the US electoral system by carefully
Speaker 1: explaining why Americans don't need voter identification here she was
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: I don't think that we should underestimate what that could mean,
Speaker 2: because in some people's mind that means, well, you're going
Speaker 2: to have to zero oxers, our photocopy, your idea to
Speaker 2: send it in to proof you are who you are.
Speaker 3: Okay, find to us precisely why that is a problem,
Speaker 3: Madam Vice President.
Speaker 2: Well, there are a whole lot of people, especially people
Speaker 2: who live in rural communities, who don't. There's no Kinkles,
Speaker 2: there's no Office MAX near them. People have to understand
Speaker 2: that when we're talking about voter id laws, be clear
Speaker 2: about who you have in mind and what would be
Speaker 2: required of them to prove who they are.
Speaker 4: Sorry, run that past us again, Kabla.
Speaker 2: Of course people have to prove who they are, but
Speaker 2: not in a way that makes it them almost impossible
Speaker 2: for them to prove who they are.
Speaker 1: Right and since Biden took off, as twenty million people,
Speaker 1: according to Donald Trump, illegal immigrants with no ID have
Speaker 1: poured into the United States thanks to her and Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: What could possibly go wrong? As we wait November sixth
Speaker 1: to find out, let's grab the latest outside of his news. Well,
Speaker 1: King Charles is in town. How exciting We're excited, reader
Speaker 1: to have King Charles in town. Welcome to King Charles,
Speaker 1: Welcome to Camilla. I hope you're both well in watching Outsiders,
Speaker 1: which of course you are. You're on it, your highness.
Speaker 3: Oh well, yes, I'm beside myself with excitement. Look, I'm
Speaker 3: not going to feign excitement. I'm not a Republican, I'm
Speaker 3: not a monarchist. I think it's a system that serves
Speaker 3: us well, so I'd rather stay with it. The Republicans
Speaker 3: cannot come up with a model that is better than
Speaker 3: what we currently have. But that doesn't mean I'm out
Speaker 3: there waving British Union Jack flags or celebrating King Charles's
Speaker 3: presence in the country.
Speaker 5: But I do think.
Speaker 3: That it is a poor look that we've got so
Speaker 3: many state premiers who are just not even making themselves
Speaker 3: available for a meeting with the King. This might be
Speaker 3: his only visit to Australia.
Speaker 4: Is a politics, It's total politics. It's an incredibly poor taste.
Speaker 4: Remember all of these state premiers, they are all officers,
Speaker 4: They're all ministers of the crown, right, all of our
Speaker 4: ministers are ministers of the crown. And for them to
Speaker 4: sort of artfully snub the sovereign in this way, I
Speaker 4: think is incredibly poor taste. I think it's playing to
Speaker 4: a left wing base that has a problem not just
Speaker 4: with the monarchy but with tradition, but with the institutions
Speaker 4: of our democracy and with frankly modern post settlement Australia itself.
Speaker 4: I really think that you need to look at this
Speaker 4: as part of a much bigger program of the left
Speaker 4: attacking institutions. Now, Rita, I know you said just now
Speaker 4: that you're not a committed monarchist, you're not a committed republican.
Speaker 4: You think that the system works, and yes, that is
Speaker 4: absolutely correct. But also I do think that one of
Speaker 4: the great cases for being a monarchist in Australia is
Speaker 4: that institutional stability which we have, which does work. And
Speaker 4: you know we've talked about four years. If you've been
Speaker 4: watching this program at home, for years. You know that
Speaker 4: what we talk about here is the salami strategy by
Speaker 4: which the left slices off Oh well, wish to have
Speaker 4: you know, a leader here in Austra, oh wishes, and
Speaker 4: then before you know it, the whole joint's gone.
Speaker 1: It's more important. Sorry I may, I'll just say that
Speaker 1: what you said before is one hundred percent correct. So
Speaker 1: Winston Churchill famously said that democracy isn't great, but it's
Speaker 1: way better than all the alternatives, and exactly the same
Speaker 1: can be said for the constitutional monarchy. It ain't perfect,
Speaker 1: but it's way way better than all the alternatives, as
Speaker 1: the Republicans have repeatedly failed to come up with anything
Speaker 1: that is even vaguely acceptable. And the key point, James,
Speaker 1: is that having a monarch, and particularly having a monarch
Speaker 1: who is overseas on the other side of the planet,
Speaker 1: means that he denies that power he or she the
Speaker 1: queen before him, denies that power at the top of
Speaker 1: our structure to anybody else. Well, you don't get Malcolm
Speaker 1: Turnbulls as the president. You don't get Kevin rag or
Speaker 1: anybody else sitting as the president. You get someone who
Speaker 1: is completely independent. But that is why the key to
Speaker 1: the success of the constitutional monarchy is that the monarch
Speaker 1: himself or herself must, at all costs and at all
Speaker 1: personal costs, remain above politics. And the biggest danger is
Speaker 1: that King Charles and his son Prince William keep flirting
Speaker 1: with woke ideology, unaware or maybe aware that it is
Speaker 1: socialist left wing policy that they are flirting with. And
Speaker 1: that is the real danger that the monarchy has to
Speaker 1: come to grips with. They must stop being woke, James,
Speaker 1: you must.
Speaker 4: Be the monarchy must be nonpartisan completely. I mean.
Speaker 1: Problem.
Speaker 3: But I would argue that King Charles hasn't just flirted,
Speaker 3: but as Prince Charles he was deeply political on multiple issues,
Speaker 3: from climate change to Middle East relations, to all sorts
Speaker 3: of issues.
Speaker 5: And always sometimes on the fringes of the left.
Speaker 3: You look at some of the things he has said
Speaker 3: and written, so that I worry about Prince William, sadly
Speaker 3: is also following in those footsteps. He has been less
Speaker 3: political as King, thank god, but there's still does talk
Speaker 3: about investigating reparations and.
Speaker 5: Slave He's still there.
Speaker 3: He's still in that circle where he's getting advice from
Speaker 3: the very worst people he should be getting advice.
Speaker 1: The problem is James. It was Prince Charles who was
Speaker 1: out there selling the Great Reset, remember that nonsense from
Speaker 1: their World Economic Forum a few years ago about how
Speaker 1: we're going to rebuild all our lives. Note. So he's
Speaker 1: been an advocate for openly. Sure correct that his king
Speaker 1: has done less of that, but he's still been there.
Speaker 1: He's still been doing and he's very all that stuff.
Speaker 4: His very Look, he's very poorly advised by his advisors
Speaker 4: in the palace if he does this, because you know it,
Speaker 4: the old way that the monarchy maintains its support is
Speaker 4: by being over and above politics and not getting down
Speaker 4: into the nitty gritty of this or that woke cause
Speaker 4: of the week. But I just want to bring it
Speaker 4: back to Australia here. You know, the key is the
Speaker 4: people who are pushing a republic here they do not
Speaker 4: want there to be no sort of sovereign power. They
Speaker 4: just want it to be their own kind of local aristocracy,
Speaker 4: of the sort of Peter Fitzsimon's types, of Malcolm Turble types.
Speaker 4: And you know we saw them coalesce and come together
Speaker 4: during the Voice. The Australian people rejected that vision, that
Speaker 4: sort of c sweet wokeness you know, but they see
Speaker 4: themselves as kind of a new aristocracy and they feel
Speaker 4: like they are terribly denied that because they're Australian and
Speaker 4: not British. And you know, one of the things that
Speaker 4: I always find fascinating is for all of the you know,
Speaker 4: supposed egalitarian talk of this class, how much they obsess
Speaker 4: over gongs and all sorts of things like that. You know,
Speaker 4: how often do they lose their mind where the wrong
Speaker 4: sort of person gets an AO. They think it's all
Speaker 4: for them, that's right, that's what they want to that's
Speaker 4: what they want here. They want to ditch the monarchy
Speaker 4: so that they can create their own woke aristotra.
Speaker 1: Well back in nineteen ninety nine, when we had the
Speaker 1: republic reference and brilliant work by Professor David Flynt and
Speaker 1: others who actually went up and fought against his everyone said,
Speaker 1: it's all going to happen. It's all gonna happen. There's
Speaker 1: definitely going to be a republic. And the moment for
Speaker 1: me when I realized that absolutely no way do we
Speaker 1: want a republic was when Malcolm Turnbull was asked who
Speaker 1: would be good to be the President of the of Australia.
Speaker 1: And Malcolm Turnble said, well, I was at the dinner
Speaker 1: party last night in Balmain and all the people there.
Speaker 1: You know, there was Rachel Ward and Brian Brown, they'd
Speaker 1: be good. Or there was Thomas Kanneely, he'd be good.
Speaker 1: So this is you're right. They had their own aristocracy
Speaker 1: lined up ready to go. And that is why it's
Speaker 1: so critical that we do not have a republic in
Speaker 1: this country. We keep the monarchy. Prince. But King Charles
Speaker 1: flirted again reads it with them with politics when the
Speaker 1: other day he said I'm not going to use the
Speaker 1: term walk about when I'm in Australia. Bad advice. Again,
Speaker 1: as James was saying, King Charles walk about as a
Speaker 1: perfectly acceptable term, there's no reason. In fact it's a
Speaker 1: great Aussie term, and there's no reason to bout the
Speaker 1: wokeness of the elites who tell you, oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's racist or whatever. But James is right that they're
Speaker 1: the salami thing. All they're trying to do, James is
Speaker 1: they failed with the Voice, but the voice was The
Speaker 1: plan was to follow the Voice with a republican referendum
Speaker 1: that would have introduced republic to Australia. They've ignored the voice.
Speaker 1: They're carrying on as per usual, and they're ignoring the
Speaker 1: fact that Australians don't want to republic. They're just carrying
Speaker 1: on it. That's why the premiers aren't turning up button
Speaker 1: we're the King, because they're already as far as they're concerned,
Speaker 1: on their way to introducing republic. It's a disgrace and
Speaker 1: the Australian people have to stop these lass I can't.
Speaker 3: See them introducing a referendum because they know it would
Speaker 3: fat and.
Speaker 1: They don't bother so they just don't turn up to meet
Speaker 1: the King. They just denigrate the King.
Speaker 4: They denigrate the monarchy. They've ended, you know, Matt Fistleswaite's
Speaker 4: position as the Assistant Minister for the Republics. That's God.
Speaker 4: So we no longer have an Assistant Minister for the republic.
Speaker 4: So that's the first thing just to think about on
Speaker 4: the mechanics of this. But you know, again, all of
Speaker 4: these things, remember there's a much broader program and you
Speaker 4: always have to over They always introduce these each one
Speaker 4: of these little things in very reasonable terms. Oh but
Speaker 4: wouldn't it be nice to have this, wouldn't it be
Speaker 4: nice to have that? But then as a whole. You know,
Speaker 4: where this is also really important is that because there's
Speaker 4: such a press against things like free speech, things even
Speaker 4: like you know, the real threat to democracy isn't from
Speaker 4: the right, it's from the left. We all know this here,
Speaker 4: you know, the real threat to treating people as individuals
Speaker 4: and not you know, as a member of an identity group.
Speaker 4: All of that comes from the left. And once they ditch,
Speaker 4: if they were to successfully ditch our ties to the
Speaker 4: birthplace of modern democracy Britain, you know, and our common law,
Speaker 4: then suddenly all of the institutions that make Australia and
Speaker 4: have made Australia, and god willing will continue to make
Speaker 4: Australia a great parliamentary democracy, everything else will suddenly be
Speaker 4: on board absolutely.
Speaker 1: And what King Charles really should be doing, forget about
Speaker 1: climate change and walk abouts and all the rest of it.
Speaker 1: What King Charles really should be saying is I am
Speaker 1: the heir to the Magna Carta. You have me in
Speaker 1: place to guarantee the freedom of every Australian citizen. That
Speaker 1: is why I am King Charles, and that is why
Speaker 1: I'm here to guarantee the freedom of every one of
Speaker 1: my subjects. And that Parliament can never overreach itself.
Speaker 4: That is what.
Speaker 1: Magna Carta was all about. That is what the history
Speaker 1: of British the British monarch in the British Westminster Parliamentary
Speaker 1: system that we were lucky enough to inherit is all about.
Speaker 1: And that is what King Charles should be saying. And
Speaker 1: by the way, if you do happen to see King Charles,
Speaker 1: say to him thank you for coming walk about to
Speaker 1: Australia because he needs to hear it from Australian's rita.
Speaker 5: Ah, he does need to hear that.
Speaker 3: But I don't think we're going to get through that
Speaker 3: in a circle he has which advises him to just
Speaker 3: and brak every woke cause and make sure he appeases
Speaker 3: the far left who will never accept the monarchy. They're
Speaker 3: always trying to appeal to people who are not going
Speaker 3: to support them. But I think Australians are happy to
Speaker 3: have the King in town.
Speaker 5: It's a short visit.
Speaker 3: His program's quite light, which I think tells you that
Speaker 3: health battle is ongoing and he is perhaps not in
Speaker 3: the best health. So that to me is another reason
Speaker 3: why the Premier is should actually make themselves available. This
Speaker 3: may be their only chance to greet the King in
Speaker 3: their own cities.
Speaker 4: But imagine just just you know, vising out on this,
Speaker 4: you know, just simply because oh, you know, some lefties
Speaker 4: in Balman make it annoyed able. It's just so petty.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Dan Andrews. You know why I'm speaking
Speaker 1: about lefties and suddenly I'm speaking about Dan Andrews. Rita,
Speaker 1: your former premier has a new gig, a new job.
Speaker 1: He's got a new statue coming up for they We're.
Speaker 5: All excited about the statue.
Speaker 1: Job as well, since Jeff Kenned, among others, is less
Speaker 1: than impressed. What is his new job?
Speaker 3: Real well, he has been appointed chair of a key
Speaker 3: youth mental health institute. And that is even I think
Speaker 3: neutral people in Victoria raising an eyebrow to that this
Speaker 3: is a man who imposed six crippling, devastating lockdowns in Victoria.
Speaker 3: We had schools closed for a long periods of time.
Speaker 3: We had skate parks closed, we had obstructions placed on
Speaker 3: skate parks so the kids couldn't skate their playgrounds. So
Speaker 3: there was enormous mental health damage that was inflicted on
Speaker 3: young people in Victoria as a result of these policies
Speaker 3: and to have the man who was at the head
Speaker 3: of the government now appointed as the chair of a
Speaker 3: key youth health institute I think is just absurd.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean putting Dan Andrews's name next to any
Speaker 4: sort of mental health gig, you know. I mean, it's
Speaker 4: like giving Styalin a free speech award, you know. I mean, like, seriously,
Speaker 4: we've got back to and like I've been thinking about
Speaker 4: twenty twenty and twenty one and just all the insanity
Speaker 4: that we had to go through. Rida said it perfectly.
Speaker 4: They kept kids locked up and youth mental health everywhere
Speaker 4: they did. This went off a cliff.
Speaker 3: But Victoria in particular, I remember we had kids, and
Speaker 3: it's always been memory hold because I think it's so
Speaker 3: many people went along with this insanity that they're kind
Speaker 3: of ashamed of it. So it's never talked about. People
Speaker 3: have just forgotten things.
Speaker 5: You remember.
Speaker 3: I remember mentioning remember when kids had to change clothes
Speaker 3: on the pavement because they brought in a room all
Speaker 3: that you had to if you enter a shop.
Speaker 5: So kids, what did my clothing?
Speaker 3: Had to try on the clothes on the pavement because
Speaker 3: they didn't went double vax.
Speaker 5: We're talking about teenagers.
Speaker 4: This was the demonization of youth, young people. Kids who
Speaker 4: were the least susceptible to COVID were the ones who
Speaker 4: were treated as vectors of disease. And this message that
Speaker 4: you are bad, You're a vector of disease. You could
Speaker 4: kill Gramma if you don't follow these rules that hit
Speaker 4: a lot of kids really really hard.
Speaker 5: Thirteen and over you had.
Speaker 1: To be and what they did in the school, and
Speaker 1: simply the idea we should we don't have it, but
Speaker 1: we won't play it. But the real that we often play.
Speaker 1: You of all the worst successes of police brutality during
Speaker 1: dan Andrews's rule in victory, absolutely disgusting stuff, throwing people
Speaker 1: to the ground, stomping them on their head, rifle butting them.
Speaker 1: They had disgusting stuff. The idea that Andrew dan Andrews
Speaker 1: should be pushed off to China where he can sit
Speaker 1: around with Zi Jinping and reminisce about the good old
Speaker 1: days in COVID. Other than that, let's forget about him.
Speaker 1: We want nothing more to do with that loke. It's
Speaker 1: an absolute disgrace whoever gave him this job, Shame on
Speaker 1: you at utter an absolute disgrace, and an insult, the
Speaker 1: absolute insult to everybody who suffers from any form of
Speaker 1: mental health to have Dan Andrews anywhere near associated with
Speaker 1: them or that topic. Pauline Hanson is rightly upset because
Speaker 1: these land transfers that are going on in Queensland Native
Speaker 1: Title here we go again, are handing over land to
Speaker 1: indigenous corporations. People think, oh, this is nice, We're handing
Speaker 1: the land back to the indigenous Australians from two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty years ago. No we're not. We're handing chunks
Speaker 1: of land over chunks of real estate to corporations. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to Warren Mundan about this later in the show.
Speaker 1: Corporations who sit there grab hold of this package of
Speaker 1: parcel of land under the guise that this is somehow
Speaker 1: anti racism or some nonsense like that. We're talking Grace
Speaker 1: and Pauline Hanson is rightly furious about it.
Speaker 3: Well, we're talking about two hundred and ten hectes, so
Speaker 3: we're not talking about just you know, a couple.
Speaker 5: Of building blocks.
Speaker 3: This is a significant parcel of land in Tobia. It's
Speaker 3: going to the bigger more Native Title Aboriginal Corporation. And
Speaker 3: there's talk that that tribe hasn't had a presence in
Speaker 3: that town since the late nineteen sixties, so that in
Speaker 3: itself is questionable. And I think Australians I've woken up
Speaker 3: to what's happening in that space.
Speaker 5: I think the referendum had a lot to do with that.
Speaker 3: A lot of Australians are n't aware of how much
Speaker 3: of the country has transferred ownership in this manner, and
Speaker 3: I think that's one of the positives out of the referendum,
Speaker 3: is that there's far more awareness, there's far more concern
Speaker 3: about what's happening.
Speaker 1: We're doing jacks well.
Speaker 4: I mean, the thing is that you know, this is
Speaker 4: going against the message of the referendum, which is number one,
Speaker 4: we don't want this sort of thing. But it also
Speaker 4: goes against what Indigenous leaders have been telling us for
Speaker 4: a long time, people like Ward Mundane just in the
Speaker 4: Praise that the real key to advancement for Indigenous Australians,
Speaker 4: the Aboriginal austraiands is private individual ownership. It is not
Speaker 4: the collective ownership. That is not the road to prosperity.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and well, maybe while King Charles is going walk about,
Speaker 1: he could walk to Oolaru, formerly known as Airs Rock
Speaker 1: and reminisce that he was allowed to walk up with
Speaker 1: Princess Diana on Airs Rock several years ago, but now
Speaker 1: he is no longer allowed to That is how progress
Speaker 1: is operated in Australia. Now let's go to London to
Speaker 1: chat to Brendan O'Neill. Great to chat to you. As
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Speaker 1: We've great to see you, We've had You've got a
Speaker 1: great book out which is all about October seventh. So
Speaker 1: I just quickly want to ask you before we get
Speaker 1: onto the fact that the premiers here have all snubbed
Speaker 1: our monarch, what about What do you make about this
Speaker 1: news overnight that the Malaysian Premiere and whatever his name is,
Speaker 1: has basically come out and condemned the killing of yah
Speaker 1: Ya Sinoa, the leader of Hamas. What did you make
Speaker 1: of that? So basically the prime Minister of Malaysia is
Speaker 1: supporting Humas in effect, what do you make of it?
Speaker 6: I mean, it's shocking but not surprising. And you know what,
Speaker 6: He's not the only one in London. We've seen people
Speaker 6: basically crying in the streets today because Simwa was killed,
Speaker 6: and online we're seeing leftists saying, you know, he was
Speaker 6: a great man and he fought to the bitter end, etcetera, etc.
Speaker 6: All this praise for a guy who was essentially a fascist.
Speaker 6: He was a modern day Nazi, who was driven by
Speaker 6: a violent hatred for Jews and who organized the largest
Speaker 6: massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. You know, in my view,
Speaker 6: if anyone deserved to die in this twenty first century,
Speaker 6: it was him. His death is a cause of celebration.
Speaker 6: I think it is good for Israeli's and it is
Speaker 6: good for Palestinians who will have the boot of hermass
Speaker 6: tyranny slightly lifted off their neck. So I think anyone
Speaker 6: who's mourning his death is that's a red flag. That's
Speaker 6: the red flag to end red flags.
Speaker 1: And that's end. Why Imrahim, of course, the Prime ministerday
Speaker 1: of Malaysia Rita.
Speaker 3: Again, moving on to the US, I'm interested in your
Speaker 3: thoughts on that race and what it means not just
Speaker 3: for America but the West in general, and this philosophy
Speaker 3: we're seeing from the Democrats under Biden, arguably Andrew Obama
Speaker 3: as well, and certainly would be followed under a Harris
Speaker 3: administration if she were to win.
Speaker 6: If Kamala Harris wins, we are doomed. America is doomed,
Speaker 6: and the world is doomed. I don't think the world
Speaker 6: can survive four years of President Harris. I just don't
Speaker 6: think we'll make it through. You know, she is asked
Speaker 6: for us. She is you know, people talk about Biden
Speaker 6: being on another planet. At least he has the excuse
Speaker 6: of being old and infirm. What's her excuse, you know,
Speaker 6: apart from the fact that she seems to drink a lot,
Speaker 6: but she often doesn't make sense. She rambles, She is incoherent.
Speaker 6: We don't quite know what she believes. We don't she's
Speaker 6: in capable of explaining to us what her policies would be.
Speaker 6: I think it disasked her if she gets into the
Speaker 6: White House. And you know the thing that everyone said
Speaker 6: about Trump when he ran for the second time, everyone said,
Speaker 6: if he gets in a second time, the world will
Speaker 6: go to rack and ruin. In fact, the world went
Speaker 6: to rack and ruin under Biden. It was under the
Speaker 6: Democrats that war has exploded in Europe, in the Middle East.
Speaker 6: You know, under Trump, things were relatively settled. So under
Speaker 6: the Democrats, the world has gone in a bad direction,
Speaker 6: and I think it will get worse if Kamala Harris
Speaker 6: gets in.
Speaker 4: Well, Brendan, I mean you said for a moment ago
Speaker 4: that you didn't really know. Nobody really knew what Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris was on about and what her policies are. But
Speaker 4: I would put to you that on three key issues,
Speaker 4: immigration and the regularization of illegals to create a new
Speaker 4: class of voter, on free speech, which she's already said
Speaker 4: she wants limits on, and on the Supreme Court, which
Speaker 4: is the big check on congressional executive power, she would
Speaker 4: change all of those things. So, I know, Bread, I mean,
Speaker 4: what do you think about that? Because I feel like
Speaker 4: there's a real, concrete program that's out there staring us
Speaker 4: in the face if only we care to look at it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when her policies do slip out, when they do
Speaker 6: kind of league through all the nonsense that she speaks,
Speaker 6: they are it is terrifying, no question about that. She
Speaker 6: is awful on freedom of speech. She's not listening to
Speaker 6: the American people, on the issue of immigration, on the
Speaker 6: issue of the border and people's desire for better control
Speaker 6: of the border. She's not listening to people on that.
Speaker 6: And also her identity politics is incredibly worrying. I can't
Speaker 6: believe that the other day she said that there is
Speaker 6: Russian interference in this election, that old chestnut, and that
Speaker 6: it's been targeted at black men. You know, here's a
Speaker 6: woman who claims to speak on behalf of ethnic minorities,
Speaker 6: essentially saying that black men are being brainwashed by Russians.
Speaker 6: You know, call me old fashion, but that sounds a
Speaker 6: tad racist if you ask me. So that identity politics
Speaker 6: as well, that very divisive pork barrel politics in a
Speaker 6: modern form. That is also a destructive policy of hers,
Speaker 6: which I think will make American more divided. So what
Speaker 6: we do know of her policy is terrible. What we
Speaker 6: don't know is scary because who knows what she'd do
Speaker 6: if she got into power.
Speaker 1: Now, Brendan, I want to play you a bit of
Speaker 1: a Sky News Britain. Not often we play them, but
Speaker 1: here you go. They were equally appalled as people here
Speaker 1: are about the fact that all our premiers from all
Speaker 1: our states refuse to meet. Come along and meet the
Speaker 1: King and Queen. Here you go, have a listen.
Speaker 7: There's a reception in Canberra for the King, and none
Speaker 7: of the political leaders of the eight states and territories
Speaker 7: here are attending. Their no show has been dubbed a
Speaker 7: royal snub.
Speaker 1: I love the royal family.
Speaker 8: How that does personal thing?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 9: Gregma loved it so here it's awesome.
Speaker 10: I think it's just outdated.
Speaker 7: I think it's a very classist and imperialist system.
Speaker 1: I think it's fantastic. I'm glad that they are part
Speaker 1: of us, We're part of them.
Speaker 4: It is stable.
Speaker 9: Are like their stability.
Speaker 1: Brendan the Poms have always been fascinated by how down
Speaker 1: Under we treat the King and Queen. Has it been
Speaker 1: received in Britain?
Speaker 6: People here are pretty shocked that all six premiers are
Speaker 6: not bothering to show up for this event in Canberra.
Speaker 6: It is not going down very well over here. And
Speaker 6: you know, even I'm a Republican, I am not a
Speaker 6: fan of the monarchy. I was a fan of Queen Elizabeth.
Speaker 6: I thought she was a great person, not so much
Speaker 6: of Charles. But I do think that if you are
Speaker 6: a premier in a country in which Charles is the
Speaker 6: head of state, you should make an effort to go
Speaker 6: and attend this event that is just good manners. You know,
Speaker 6: even I wouldn't snub the King if I'd been invited
Speaker 6: to meet him, and I'm a Republican through and through,
Speaker 6: so I do think it comes off very badly for
Speaker 6: these premiers that they are not bothering to do something
Speaker 6: that I think most of OSSI's even some Republican assis
Speaker 6: think is a good thing for them to have done.
Speaker 6: It really makes Australian look bad, I think.
Speaker 1: And back in Britain, Brendan, Keir Starmer has removed, along
Speaker 1: with Margaret Thatcher and others. He's removed the portrait of Shakespeare.
Speaker 1: Now he lost me at thatcherw was furiously removed Thatscher
Speaker 1: at Shakespeare. Give me a break, Brendan, What is going
Speaker 1: on with Keirth Starren? One hundred days in office? How
Speaker 1: have they been disastrous?
Speaker 6: This is the worst one hundred days of a government ever,
Speaker 6: complete disaster. They have been covered in sleeves. It's been
Speaker 6: a chaotic government. There have been riots, there's been the
Speaker 6: clampdown on the riots. There's been a tax on freedom
Speaker 6: of speech. They've backtracked on lots of their manifesto pledges
Speaker 6: and now they are taking down portraits of some of
Speaker 6: the greatest Britons that ever lived from Downing Street. So
Speaker 6: Shakespeare has been taken down, Sir Walter Rally, Elizabeth the
Speaker 6: Gladstone Thatcher, I mean, the people who made this country.
Speaker 6: And when you have a government that is ashamed of
Speaker 6: the country that it governs, a government that looks with
Speaker 6: horror at the history of the nation that they are
Speaker 6: in charge of, that is really quite terrifying actually, and
Speaker 6: it really I think it points to a massive divide
Speaker 6: between the elites and ordinary people. Where you have the
Speaker 6: elites having this shamefaced attitudes towards modern Britain and the
Speaker 6: history of Britain, whereas I think ordinary people have a
Speaker 6: take great pride in this country, great pride in people
Speaker 6: like Shakespeare, the most important writer that ever lived, and
Speaker 6: they think that pride should be shown in Downing Street
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 4: James, Well, this brings us back to something that we
Speaker 4: were talking about at the start of the conversation, and
Speaker 4: it you know, there's a DoD line connection, I think
Speaker 4: between this and the lionization of Sinowak that we have
Speaker 4: seen on the streets and on social media. And I
Speaker 4: want to get your opinion on this because you know,
Speaker 4: for decades. For one hundred years, we've seen the left
Speaker 4: lion eyes, your chase, your castros, your mouths, and now
Speaker 4: your Arafats and your sin Wars. How much of this,
Speaker 4: you know was a guy like Sinwa? How much of
Speaker 4: that as Andy Semitism? But how much of that do
Speaker 4: you think is actually really because he represents standing up
Speaker 4: against the West in terms of this whole you know,
Speaker 4: decolonizing narrative that has so infected academia and many of
Speaker 4: our institutions. That's exactly what it is.
Speaker 6: I think the anti Israel psychosis that is gripping a
Speaker 6: lot of institutions in the West is really an extension
Speaker 6: of their anti Westernism and even their anti civilizing at
Speaker 6: their turn against civilization itself. You know, we have a
Speaker 6: real problem in Europe of the Islamo Left, this unholy
Speaker 6: alliance between radical Islamists and the modern day left, and
Speaker 6: it really came to a head over the Gaza issue
Speaker 6: and the Hamas issue and following the death of Simwa.
Speaker 6: And I think what these two movements share in common,
Speaker 6: radical Islamists and the modern Left is just a burning,
Speaker 6: boiling contempt for the West itself, for the values of
Speaker 6: Western civilization. For the virtues of the Enlightenment, and it
Speaker 6: is that drive against modernity that brings these two forces together.
Speaker 6: And I think challenging them is such an important thing
Speaker 6: to do right now.
Speaker 1: And Brendan, you've got your book out at the moment
Speaker 1: about October the seventh, we'll just put that up on
Speaker 1: the screen because that follows on from basically your thoughts
Speaker 1: on how October seventh has played out in the West.
Speaker 1: Just tell us a little bit about the book.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So the book is essentially about all those things.
Speaker 6: It's about how the West failed the moral test of
Speaker 6: seventh of October. How instead of standing in solidarity with
Speaker 6: Israel and the victims of the pogrom, many people in
Speaker 6: the West took the side of the pogamists. They marched
Speaker 6: in tandem with her Mass. They took the side of
Speaker 6: the mass murderers. That's what we saw on our campuses,
Speaker 6: on our streets, in some of the newspapers. So I
Speaker 6: really just remind people of how that happened and tried
Speaker 6: to explain why it happened, and I make the case
Speaker 6: for standing shoulder to shoulder with the Jewish state and
Speaker 6: standing up for Western values.
Speaker 3: And her Mass knew that was going to happen, because
Speaker 3: they knew doing what they did on October seven was
Speaker 3: going to see in almighty response from Israel that they
Speaker 3: could not match Israel.
Speaker 5: They were going to be decimated.
Speaker 3: And yet they knew that in the West there was
Speaker 3: going to be an uprising against Israel.
Speaker 5: How did they count on that?
Speaker 3: Because it took a lot of people in the West
Speaker 3: fire surprise, but the Islamists knew it was there.
Speaker 1: They knew how weak the West is.
Speaker 6: Brendan, Oh, absolutely, they were counting on it. They were
Speaker 6: counting on these upper middle class twits going onto the
Speaker 6: streets and singing the praises of her Mass. They knew
Speaker 6: it was going to happen. And you know, there's this
Speaker 6: gross symbiotic relationship now between her Mass and the Western
Speaker 6: left because her Mass, the reason her Mass is letting
Speaker 6: this war drag on even though it can never win,
Speaker 6: is because it knows that every dead Palestinian will be
Speaker 6: held up by these Western activists as proof of how
Speaker 6: evil Israel is. And in fact, Simwa shortly before he died,
Speaker 6: he said, we need more and more Palestinian martyrs because
Speaker 6: that will hurt Israel. So this is a movement that
Speaker 6: doesn't care about killing Israelis, as we know, doesn't even
Speaker 6: care about dead Palestinians, and in fact wants to give
Speaker 6: more dead Palestinians to these Western activists who march through
Speaker 6: the streets like idiots every weekend. So that relationship between
Speaker 6: her Massi's bloodthirstiness and the desire of these Western activists
Speaker 6: to demonstrate their virtue to the world through the issue
Speaker 6: of Palestine, that's a very intimate relationship now, and it's
Speaker 6: a very gross one.
Speaker 1: As well well. Brendan, always great to chat you. I
Speaker 1: urge people to read your book. Urge you to urge.
Speaker 1: Here we go there it is after the Pogrom by
Speaker 1: Brendan O'Neil, So you can order that, please do. Great
Speaker 1: writer and a great thinker, and great to have you
Speaker 1: as always on outside as Brendan, thanks so much and
Speaker 1: we'll chat soon. And next time Brendan's out in Australia,
Speaker 1: will go walk about together through Sydney after Bretman got
Speaker 1: plan and be joyce. Lots more happening here on Outsiders, akinetic.
Speaker 3: Watching Outsiders with your hosts led by Rowan Dean, James Morrow,
Speaker 3: and I'm Rita Panna here now.
Speaker 5: The footy season may be over, but that doesn't.
Speaker 3: Mean the wokeers sporting league in the country, the AFL
Speaker 3: and it's sickopantic media won't be virtue signing the tiny
Speaker 3: tiny hat's out at every given opportunity. Oh yes, the
Speaker 3: miserable moners have been out in force this week. Greater
Speaker 3: Western Sydney's wacky Wednesday antics, including a skit involving a
Speaker 3: blow up doll, saw their easily spooked football world in
Speaker 3: a spin.
Speaker 5: And the clueless joyleist Karen.
Speaker 3: Brigade, who think they speak for all women kinds similarly triggered.
Speaker 3: Never mind that this end of year celebration for the
Speaker 3: Giants was a private affair, behind closed doors and away
Speaker 3: from the public. It seems a bar staff member feeling
Speaker 3: a grieve is grounds for big fines suspensions.
Speaker 5: Heck, why stop there?
Speaker 3: Why don't we just a tar and f that the
Speaker 3: leadership group just to drive the point home. So an
Speaker 3: off color act involving a blow up doll is the
Speaker 3: grievous offense that so multiple players punished with two to
Speaker 3: four week suspensions and five thousand dollar fines. In total,
Speaker 3: six players were suspended and seven fined. There's unconfirmed scuttle
Speaker 3: about that the aggrieved BA staff member wasn't even present
Speaker 3: for this inappropriate skit, but saw it on CCTV footage,
Speaker 3: which would make the whole saga that much more ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Folks have to learn that being offended doesn't necessarily mean
Speaker 3: you're right. It just means you're offended. People get offended
Speaker 3: by all sorts of things. Unoffended by Rowan's awful, awful
Speaker 3: musical choices on this program, James's tie collection upsets me.
Speaker 5: Some people just live to be offended. And for the record, I'm.
Speaker 3: Not defending the behavior of the giants, mainly because right
Speaker 3: now we still don't know precisely what was involved in
Speaker 3: this skit what happened, other than it was perfectly legal
Speaker 3: but in poor taste. It's a little sad that I
Speaker 3: need to point this out, but people are allowed to
Speaker 3: behave in poor taste at a private function when nothing
Speaker 3: illegal took place. Even the normally spineless and painfully woke.
Speaker 3: AFL Players Association released a statement on Friday slamming the
Speaker 3: league for its treatment of the GWS players. It argued
Speaker 3: the sanctions were disproportionate, that the players were interviewed without
Speaker 3: independent support, were given unreasonable time frames to respond, and
Speaker 3: the AFL did not make relevant materials available to them,
Speaker 3: and that the process lacked procedural fairness, and procedural fairness
Speaker 3: is critical to ensuring integrity and confidence in AFL processes.
Speaker 5: But the absurdity did not end there.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, the gw S Giants women's team played a woful
Speaker 3: game in the AFL W, which seems to be as
Speaker 3: much a leftist political movement as a sporting organization. The
Speaker 3: AFLW Giants lost to Hawthorne by a big margin. They
Speaker 3: only scored three goals in the whole game, going down
Speaker 3: sixty one to twenty four to Hawthorne, and immediately it
Speaker 3: was the men's teams that were blamed for the loss.
Speaker 3: You see, according to the coach, the female players have
Speaker 3: sustained emotional damage. Just hearing about this end of season party,
Speaker 3: he said, there's a big emotional toll that is on
Speaker 3: just that whole playing group, everyone inside the footy club
Speaker 3: with the actions of what happened.
Speaker 5: You see a lot of emotional.
Speaker 3: Fatigue, probably late in the game. But I was so
Speaker 3: proud they came out and played a strong brand of footy.
Speaker 3: What an absolute clown show. You think the AFLW Giants
Speaker 3: would be more concerned about why they only kicked three
Speaker 3: goals in a whole game, or why they only drew
Speaker 3: a thousand people to their last home game a week
Speaker 3: ago before the AFL and its miserable band of leftist
Speaker 3: feminists male and female.
Speaker 5: Causing offense is the unforgivable sin.
Speaker 3: These are the types of people who can't tell you
Speaker 3: what a woman is, that never say anything consequential about
Speaker 3: issues that really matter, like the levels of domestic violence
Speaker 3: and indigenous communities, and who think sex work is empowering,
Speaker 3: but they feel outraged on behalf of a blow up doll.
Speaker 3: They argue that that act with the blow up doll
Speaker 3: sexualizes woman and that's unacceptable. I guess I'd prefer the
Speaker 3: Giants to have their wacky Wednesday at a strip club
Speaker 3: with real women being sexualized.
Speaker 1: Fantastic reader, sports and blow up dolls and all sorts
Speaker 1: of political incorrectness there on outside as you get the lot,
Speaker 1: Thank you reader, that's superb joining us out is Barnaby Joyce.
Speaker 1: Great to have you here, Barnaby very much for having me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: lots happening. Let's kick off with Peter Dutton's clash with
Speaker 1: the A b C. So just have a quick look
Speaker 1: at what happened early the last majority of the public
Speaker 1: in colleague.
Speaker 4: Support well, how do you know that they don't. Well,
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 11: Spoken to a number of them.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen you spoken to a single member of
Speaker 5: the public.
Speaker 1: Shame.
Speaker 12: Look, I understand the position of the ABC. The ABC
Speaker 12: has an ideological position because that's an issue for you.
Speaker 12: I don't I don't really care. I'm not interested in
Speaker 12: the politics at the ABC. You could all be advocates
Speaker 12: and play your games.
Speaker 1: Now by I love that Kiver and before that Trump.
Speaker 1: You've got these conservative leaders you've done it all your career,
Speaker 1: who stand up to journalists, particularly the left wingers. Tell her,
Speaker 1: what did you think?
Speaker 9: I want to know why we're paying one point one
Speaker 9: billion dollars a year to an organization that wants to
Speaker 9: talk to about three percent of Australia. That's what annoys me.
Speaker 9: I don't mind them having ray, but lefties that's not
Speaker 9: your all out, you know. I listened to Philip Adams myself.
Speaker 9: I thought he was very erudite, probably had a really
Speaker 9: good production team, But where was the rabbit right wing person?
Speaker 9: Why is it that only one section of Australia gets tax?
Speaker 1: Sorry, you're suggesting Patricia Carvilis is not a rabbit right winger?
Speaker 9: I know, I know BK quite while well, I think
Speaker 9: even PK would admit that. You's probably from the left.
Speaker 1: But who is?
Speaker 9: Namely the under The one that was closest was on
Speaker 9: Radio National between the lines with Switzer. Now Tom would
Speaker 9: have been a right winger. He's gone. So name me
Speaker 9: in this one point one billion dollar a year organization.
Speaker 9: One right winger.
Speaker 1: Okay, but what's the coalition going to do about it?
Speaker 1: For ten years in office, you've never done anything about it.
Speaker 1: Why are you not going to the election and saying
Speaker 1: we're going to put the ABC on a Netflix subscription model.
Speaker 1: We're going to give the staff there their own shares,
Speaker 1: they can do whatever. It will be on private, Prince private,
Speaker 1: you know, free market principles. Net subscribers will go to.
Speaker 1: You can be as do as rabbit as you want.
Speaker 1: If you attract the viewers, you will be successful.
Speaker 9: Okay, Well, there's a couple of things you might find
Speaker 9: that the owners of this mass head get worried if
Speaker 9: we start saying we're going to have another advertiser in
Speaker 9: the marketplace. They don't particularly like that idea because they
Speaker 9: say drag's eyeballs away. If they actually the ABC actually
Speaker 9: got their act together and were competent, that could be
Speaker 9: an issue. But I think you're right in saying that
Speaker 9: people have this fear. You know, we don't want to
Speaker 9: fight the ABC or the AMA when we go to
Speaker 9: an election when you really should be fighting both. And
Speaker 9: that's a discussion. I think the Expensure Review Committee, which
Speaker 9: determines all funding, will as they always do, regardless, we'll
Speaker 9: have it in regard how this goes forward. But the
Speaker 9: ABC should just take their own future into their own
Speaker 9: hands and realize that if what they're going to do
Speaker 9: is not be reporters, but the ajohn provocateurs actually go
Speaker 9: to doorstops with their own political views, which manifestly are
Speaker 9: being expressed in the questions they asked, rather than looking
Speaker 9: for information and expressing their views, then they're going to
Speaker 9: not just clear the r of politicians, but of a
Speaker 9: whole section of Australia. I say you should be asking
Speaker 9: for information, not participating in the debate. If you want
Speaker 9: to participate in the debate, put your name on about
Speaker 9: paper and get yourself into politics.
Speaker 1: That's how you do it.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, like you know, we just look at
Speaker 4: the last say year or so of behavior by the
Speaker 4: ABC and also there ratings radio national ratings in the Twitter.
Speaker 4: But we've seen everything from all of the scouts around
Speaker 4: four Corners to the camping out of the driveway with
Speaker 4: eco activists of the Woodside Petroleum CEO in Wa. The
Speaker 4: Morrison government increased their budget, which I found, you know,
Speaker 4: pretty strange. It seems like, you know, at a top
Speaker 4: management level, there are so many issues here that the
Speaker 4: police really needs a cleanout.
Speaker 9: And you look at things that are there at the moment.
Speaker 9: And of course there's one something I've been banging on about,
Speaker 9: the intermittent power basically swindle, this massive swindle on the
Speaker 9: Australian taxpayer, which is just there's glaring at you like
Speaker 9: we are ripping you off, we are ripping you off.
Speaker 9: Yet the ABC won't go anywhere near it, you know,
Speaker 9: and you say, you've got an organization, You've got this
Speaker 9: cabal of billionaires wanting to create a vital part of
Speaker 9: your life, which is electricity, and make it their product.
Speaker 9: You have to buy it their price and don't believe
Speaker 9: it's worth investigating. Oh no, no, it's deny it. I
Speaker 9: believe in intimate power. I mean it's it's like they
Speaker 9: had this and then the Heston Russell issue where Heston
Speaker 9: Russell came out and said what you what you put out?
Speaker 9: There was just a lie that I was there. I
Speaker 9: got my body Camaron it there was one shot fired.
Speaker 9: It was a warning shot and you've got seven me
Speaker 9: firing seven shots at a.
Speaker 3: Deliberately deceptively editing.
Speaker 1: Will the Coalition take to the next election that it
Speaker 1: hasn't taken that it hasn't done before?
Speaker 9: I think, as you know Roan, I speak, I cannot
Speaker 9: be on behalf of a cabinet. I have to take
Speaker 9: my views to a cabinet.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think what views will you be?
Speaker 9: My view is that one point one billion dollars a
Speaker 9: year is an awful lot of money.
Speaker 1: What would you like to see the COALITIONI I would.
Speaker 9: Say the first thing is for the ABC. You have
Speaker 9: to show I want to see well, not at the
Speaker 9: same time as this, but I want to see their
Speaker 9: version of the outsiders on the ABC.
Speaker 1: Please do it, Please do it at the same time
Speaker 1: as us, No problem, but this is.
Speaker 9: But they don't. They never will, and that's because you're
Speaker 9: in this There's two types of ABC's. There's regional ABC,
Speaker 9: which I think you know, does a good job, and
Speaker 9: then there's the Palace of Ultimo as ultimate just you
Speaker 9: know down the road here the Palace of Ultimo, which
Speaker 9: is which which they represent everything they can see.
Speaker 3: Annandale Ashfield, Well, I'm interested in your thoughts about Anthony
Speaker 3: Albernese's cliff Side purchase.
Speaker 1: It was just pure genius.
Speaker 5: It was the time extrinitable.
Speaker 3: What are the labor MP's ministers saying to you privately?
Speaker 3: They're all publicly backing the PM naturally.
Speaker 5: What are they saying privately and what are.
Speaker 13: Your thoughts, Cuckoo the beach boy. It is just it
Speaker 13: is so splendid. It's just like you couldn't we couldn't
Speaker 13: have come up with that tactic. It was genius.
Speaker 9: But the biggest issue here is really for the people
Speaker 9: of Grainler, who he has made a clear statement, a
Speaker 9: four point three million dollar statement that he does not
Speaker 9: want to stay in Grainler, and the people of Grainler
Speaker 9: will be saying, well, if that's the case, then roll
Speaker 9: your swag, pack your bongo and go just go bye. Bye,
Speaker 9: you know, enjoy.
Speaker 1: As I've said on.
Speaker 9: The weekend in the media, if I did that in
Speaker 9: New England, if I brought a four point three million
Speaker 9: dollar hours that die know the central Coast, I'd be gone.
Speaker 1: That'd be the end.
Speaker 9: You said, you don't have to bother turning up to
Speaker 9: the election, mate, and people of New England are just
Speaker 9: going to hand to your backside and the plate. You're gone.
Speaker 4: So does this also make things a lot more difficult
Speaker 4: for people like you know, not just in Graendler, but
Speaker 4: people like tiny pliversek in Sydney where things are very marginal.
Speaker 4: Word housing is the number one thing everybody talks out
Speaker 4: in Sydney. This would seem to be a real gift
Speaker 4: actually for the Greens. But does a Coles I've played
Speaker 4: a capitalize.
Speaker 9: It's just it's so brilliant. It's just so brilliant, and
Speaker 9: we can't it's just you just it's it's like someone
Speaker 9: who has just gone out and sat in a doghood.
Speaker 9: You can't say anything more about it. You just have
Speaker 9: to sit back and go whatever.
Speaker 4: This is a pretty tory.
Speaker 9: It's just it's just so brilliant. There's nothing more you
Speaker 9: can add to it. It can't get any better for us.
Speaker 9: It's just it is just pure genius. And I really
Speaker 9: worry about imagine, you know, people like Cameron Milner and
Speaker 9: stuff like that. They'll be sitting back, the tacticians and
Speaker 9: the Labor Party going what what pill?
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 1: The great thing is I know the area. I know
Speaker 1: the area very well. And where he's brought on the
Speaker 1: cliff is facing south down towards Sydney. Had he bought
Speaker 1: on the other next speech up facing north, he'd have
Speaker 1: had a perfect view up towards you can't fact and
Speaker 1: the windmills, and he does so. Not only did he
Speaker 1: insult Marrickville, he insulted the people are north by not.
Speaker 1: I don't want to look at those windmills.
Speaker 4: I don't want to look.
Speaker 9: If you can have Chris Bowen up to the housewarm
Speaker 9: swindle factory men, that you can put them on the
Speaker 9: front law like gnomes.
Speaker 1: But seriously as well, now I just want to quickly
Speaker 1: play you a clip by Gina ryan Hart speaking at
Speaker 1: the IPA this week where she calls for a Northern
Speaker 1: Territory Economic Zone and interestingly moving the Australian Defense Forces
Speaker 1: the bureaucracy on the soldiers out of Canberra and up
Speaker 1: to the north where they are needed to have a
Speaker 1: listen to this speech from the other evening.
Speaker 14: We should be creating special economic zerones I significantly less
Speaker 14: comment take and tax zones, making investment welcome. There are
Speaker 14: more than eight thousand such economic zones which operate very
Speaker 14: successfully around the world, but sadly not in Australia.
Speaker 1: Surely this is coalition gift, non territory economic zone. Great
Speaker 1: for Indigenous Australia. Get mining there, get all these things, agriculture,
Speaker 1: get it all happening up there. The rest of the
Speaker 1: world has economic zones. Get rid of red tape, green tape,
Speaker 1: get rid of black tape. Got to be coalition and
Speaker 1: heartman stuff.
Speaker 9: We already look obviously the centermon I agree with one
Speaker 9: hundred percent. For my part, we don't even have the
Speaker 9: third sealed road across Australia. I remember trying to get
Speaker 9: money work about one point four one point five billion
Speaker 9: dollars to seal the Australia. We don't have three sealed
Speaker 9: roads across our country. It is insane and sealing further roads,
Speaker 9: getting our dams in place, getting the infrastructure in place,
Speaker 9: and inspiring the wider growth of Australia is in our
Speaker 9: interest in a time where it is so precarious, the
Speaker 9: world is so precarious, where we have to become as
Speaker 9: powerful as possible, as quickly as possible. You do not
Speaker 9: have to worry about a war against the weather. You're
Speaker 9: not going to win it, you're not going to lose it.
Speaker 9: And nobody in your family has died from it. You
Speaker 9: have lost his slupart right. But if we lose a
Speaker 9: war against a totalitarian regime, your house, your children, your
Speaker 9: super your future, your kids, your nation is gone, is gone.
Speaker 9: And you know we're in this. We're in this peter
Speaker 9: panland of garbage. And that's what really frustrates straights me.
Speaker 9: All these things to make us strong is what we
Speaker 9: should be doing now. You cannot do it. When the
Speaker 9: time arrives it is too late. We have now a
Speaker 9: US aircraft carriers sitting out in the Eastern Mediterranean, the
Speaker 9: Red Sea, you've got the Ukraine, you've got China that's
Speaker 9: going it was barging into Filipino boats. They've been blockading.
Speaker 9: They're doing a military economic exercise to blockade Taiwan. And
Speaker 9: we we're building swindle factories. You know we it's just
Speaker 9: mind blowing. It's just the time this epiphany arrives. I
Speaker 9: believe the Australian people are arriving at It is the
Speaker 9: time the politics in this nation will cataclysmically change, I
Speaker 9: hope for the better, so that we're prepared for what
Speaker 9: is coming our way.
Speaker 4: Badie Joyce.
Speaker 1: Always great to have you here on Outsiders, and absolutely
Speaker 1: we need that change of government and we need some
Speaker 1: strong commitments from the coalition that people can get behind,
Speaker 1: like you did with the Voice Nuclear and so on.
Speaker 1: Great to chat to you as always, Barnaby Joyce there
Speaker 1: here on Outsiders. After the break, we've got lots more
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Speaker 3: the and there, so they've entered liquidation. Sadly, people don't
Speaker 3: really care about companies being carbon neutral and sustainable and
Speaker 3: diverse and exuable and all that sort of stuff when
Speaker 3: they produce products that taste like I can't say what
Speaker 3: taste like.
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Speaker 4: That's zero. There's a But you know, I'm not as
Speaker 4: just thrilled about this as you are, because you know, yes, okay,
Speaker 4: it's very funny that a company making a fake meat
Speaker 4: called beef has gone out of business. All Right, great,
Speaker 4: that's fine. But you know, we know we've talked about
Speaker 4: on this show for a long long time. You know,
Speaker 4: just because we're not buying it voluntarily doesn't mean at
Speaker 4: some point they are going to. And we see what's
Speaker 4: happening in agriculture in Europe also in Australia, the push
Speaker 4: to make beef so expensive to basically drive animal protein
Speaker 4: off of the shelves, out of the market, make it unaffordable,
Speaker 4: and drive us into these alternative substitutes. And so it's like, great, okay, fine,
Speaker 4: I'm really happy here because the market has spoken. But
Speaker 4: you know what, guys, it's not necessarily the market that's
Speaker 4: going to be deciding these things, particularly if Corbla Harris but.
Speaker 3: Then tried all the health that whole food, pyramid fast
Speaker 3: that we were sold and if anything has collegeters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But the point is the market does solve it.
Speaker 1: And that's the point. The alternative is communism or kamalaism
Speaker 1: or whatever you want to call it. But the alternative
Speaker 1: is either the market decides or the government decides. And
Speaker 1: increasingly throughout the West, the voters are being hoodwinked. We
Speaker 1: are allowing governments to decide more and more green tape,
Speaker 1: red tape, black tape, more in this regulation, that regulation.
Speaker 1: This is why we need governments to get in that
Speaker 1: scrapple this insanity, because this is the tip of the iceberg. James. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's our market failure up there, but underneath is a
Speaker 1: world of regulation and pushing.
Speaker 4: Look at look at the Netherlands, you know, look at
Speaker 4: what they've been doing to farmers in Europe where they
Speaker 4: are trying to drive them off the land. This is
Speaker 4: what the alternative. Then, these companies that get to sell
Speaker 4: you the alternative, you know, I don't want to sound conspiratorial,
Speaker 4: but that's where you go.
Speaker 3: Well, never mind the politics of the terrible taste, just
Speaker 3: on a health basis. If you have a look at
Speaker 3: the ingredients list of these meat alternatives, it is frightening.
Speaker 5: It's not food, it's a chemical.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm talking about this particular product, but just
Speaker 3: meat substitutes in general. And you compare that to a
Speaker 3: food that we know is good for us despite what
Speaker 3: we've been told, and is pretty natural, not beed interfeed
Speaker 3: with in any way. And the choice is clear, even
Speaker 3: though meat costs so much these days, that's what people
Speaker 3: want to feed their families. And it's not just taste,
Speaker 3: its health as well.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Lefty lunacy thlent you that around. James.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, look, we've just got some breaking news here
Speaker 4: about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: She done that.
Speaker 4: So she's out speaking at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.
Speaker 4: Did Tim Walt's country there. They still got to shore
Speaker 4: that up anyway. So some protester at the campus starts screaming,
Speaker 4: oh rah rah Ra's genocide whatever. You know, she engages
Speaker 4: with him, he's escorted out of the room. We don't
Speaker 4: have vision of it. But apparently she said, according to
Speaker 4: the New York Post, hey, what he's talking about? I
Speaker 4: e genocide, which is what the protester claimed and libeled
Speaker 4: Israel with his in his screaming rant at Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: she said, what he's talking about, it's real. So that
Speaker 4: tells you what Kamala Harris thinks about Israel.
Speaker 3: I'm not even a little bit surprised as we saw
Speaker 3: this at the Democrat National Convention. She said it on
Speaker 3: stage in front of everybody that had anti Israeli protests,
Speaker 3: is outside saying Israel's committing genocide, that the war had
Speaker 3: to end, Israel's guilty of human rights abuses, and both
Speaker 3: Biden and Kamala said they have a point. So this
Speaker 3: is their attitude to these radical filets.
Speaker 1: And no different from the albanzy Wog approach. Let's be
Speaker 1: even handed on this. It's the great moral equivalents. It's
Speaker 1: the greatest lie in left wing progressive politics that there's
Speaker 1: this sort of moral equivalence, because there ain't good and evil,
Speaker 1: there's oh oh this side' god to heal.
Speaker 3: Kamala said when she had that meeting with Benjamin Netti Yahu.
Speaker 3: And remember she did not go to the speech, so
Speaker 3: she snubbed him very publicly. But after the meeting she said,
Speaker 3: this conflict between Israel and her Mass is not a
Speaker 3: binary conflict. So yeah, precisely what we said. We're not
Speaker 3: good and bad.
Speaker 1: They both have the penny wog approach.
Speaker 4: This is also, it's much more so than that. This
Speaker 4: is why Israel is going as high as it can now,
Speaker 4: because it is the event of a Piros victory. God
Speaker 4: help us. You know, Israel's aid will be cut off.
Speaker 4: But you know this is why. Keep in mind, you know,
Speaker 4: we're just talking earlier in the program about Sinwar and
Speaker 4: how they killed Sinwar. Well, Harris had told Israel don't
Speaker 4: go into Rafa, which is like telling the Allies don't
Speaker 4: go into Berlin in World War Two. You know, they
Speaker 4: all said the whole Biden administration, don't go into a far,
Speaker 4: don't go into a far, don't go to where do
Speaker 4: they find Sinewar in Rafa?
Speaker 3: They knew absolutely hostages also there and perhaps are still there.
Speaker 1: Anyway, the good news is, James, don't worry. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is going to win in a landslide. The problem is
Speaker 1: how much cheating on the other side. But anyway, I'm
Speaker 1: confident about the landslide victory. You heard it here first,
Speaker 1: of course, after the break war on Mundane on the voice.
Speaker 1: What's happening here? On Outsiders in.
Speaker 4: A tim.
Speaker 1: Hello, you're watching Outsiders with Rita a Sugar Panahee, James
Speaker 1: Mozltov Morrow and myself Rowan what spa mench Dean Yaya Sinowar,
Speaker 1: the terrorist leader of Hamas, the man responsible for the
Speaker 1: most vile and grotesque and barbaric and sick murder, rape,
Speaker 1: beheadings and kidnappings the year ago in southern Lebanon, in
Speaker 1: southern Israel has been killed. Tempting, though it is, to replace,
Speaker 1: to rejoice at the death of such a depraved and
Speaker 1: repellent human being. In Israel, they were handing out sweets.
Speaker 1: I'll continue my remarks and I'll limit them to the
Speaker 1: political ramifications, both here and abroad. The first point that
Speaker 1: must be made, and it cannot be stressed often enough,
Speaker 1: is that Penny Wong and Anthony Albanizi were wrong. Their
Speaker 1: opinions were wrong, their judgment was wrong, their pronouncements were wrong,
Speaker 1: their actions were wrong. The two individuals responsible for judging
Speaker 1: Alia's place in the world and managing our relationships with
Speaker 1: the rest of the world, our relationships with our friends
Speaker 1: and our foes alike. Got it completely one hundred percent wrong.
Speaker 1: Rarely and foreign affairs do the people get to judge
Speaker 1: the actions of their leaders as regards foreign affairs in
Speaker 1: real time. Most actions, treaties, meetings, pronouncements often can be
Speaker 1: judged only several or years or even decades later. But
Speaker 1: from the moment the evil Sinoa launched his barbaric and
Speaker 1: depraved attack on Jewish men, women, girls, and even babies,
Speaker 1: the response from Penny Wang and Anthony Albanizi was to
Speaker 1: urge restraint in the Middle East. Restraint equals weakness, Weakness
Speaker 1: equals submission equals failure. Then, when Israel did what any
Speaker 1: civilized country would do in the face of such evil,
Speaker 1: it launched military action into Gaza to defeat the terrorists,
Speaker 1: there were Pennies Yog and Anthony Albanezi calling for a
Speaker 1: cease fire. Wrong.
Speaker 4: Wrong, wrong.
Speaker 1: A ceasefire could only have had one outcome, and that
Speaker 1: would have been to strengthen the leadership and strategies of
Speaker 1: the terrorists. Then, when Israel correctly realized that it had
Speaker 1: no alternative other than to go into the stronghold of
Speaker 1: Rafa at enormous risk. Again, Penny Wog demanded that Israel
Speaker 1: not go into Rafa. Wrong again, Israel had to go
Speaker 1: into Rafa, and not only did they miraculously and astonishingly
Speaker 1: free and rescue some of the hostages, they finally last
Speaker 1: week killed the evil mastermind Jaha Sinwa in the rubble
Speaker 1: of Raffa. Then we had the ridiculous spectacle of Penny
Speaker 1: Wong at the United Nations banging on about two state
Speaker 1: solutions recognizing Palestine. Oh yes, and she threw in climate
Speaker 1: change for good measure. Has Australia ever had such buffoons
Speaker 1: running the foreign policy of this country or indeed this country.
Speaker 1: But it gets even worse. Remember Aunwir, the United Nations
Speaker 1: Relief and Works Agency, the same mob we have warned
Speaker 1: about here on Outsiders and in the Spectator of Australia
Speaker 1: for the last eight years. ANOA have long been accused
Speaker 1: of being infiltrated by Hamas and have been used to
Speaker 1: teach young Palestinian children to hate Jews and to murder
Speaker 1: their Jewish neighbors. Under Julie Bishop, Thanks in part to
Speaker 1: our warnings and the work of David Adler at the
Speaker 1: Australian Jewish Association, Pauline Hanson and others. Julie Bishop, then
Speaker 1: Foreign Minister, reduced Australia taxpayer funding by ten million dollars
Speaker 1: funding to Unwar Well. One of the very first actions
Speaker 1: undertaken by Penny Wong when she came into power was
Speaker 1: to increase Australian taxpayer funding by ten million to ANWAH.
Speaker 1: After the October seventh massacre, Wang briefly suspended that funding.
Speaker 1: That then disgracefully, yes, the Teals this letter here it
Speaker 1: is by the Teals imploring Penny Wong to find other
Speaker 1: ways to deliver humanitarian a to Gaza, or otherwise to
Speaker 1: recommence the funding of ANWA. Nicewart teals Penny Wang wrong.
Speaker 4: Wrong, wrong.
Speaker 1: Not only did we learn a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 1: that the Hamas leader killed in Israel's reprisals against Hezbollah
Speaker 1: in Lebanon had been an Anwar teacher, Israel is now
Speaker 1: claiming that one of Sinhwa's personal bodyguards, who was also
Speaker 1: killed in that attack, was not a terrorist, but according
Speaker 1: to an image said to be of his passport, a
Speaker 1: teacher with ANWAH. Anwa denies it, but that individual by definition,
Speaker 1: one of Sinwa's most loyal and dedicated followers, was allegedly
Speaker 1: an Anwah teacher financed by definition by the West Labor
Speaker 1: and the Teals, in my opinion, can never be forgiven
Speaker 1: for such a grotesque betrayal of Australian taxpayers, betrayal of
Speaker 1: Australian Jews, and betrayal of the victims of October seventh.
Speaker 1: Financially supporting Aunwah when there were so many warnings about
Speaker 1: the terrorist connections of that organization was morally depraved, repugnant
Speaker 1: and politically wrong wrong. Wrong. In Lebanon, we learned last
Speaker 1: week that UNIFILL, the United Nations interim force in Lebanon,
Speaker 1: which was set up to keep the peace yeah and
Speaker 1: restrain Hezbolla, is actually dangerously close to them, with Hesbola
Speaker 1: weapons found stored only one hundred meters from a United
Speaker 1: Nations Unifilled base. What a surprise. As I said here
Speaker 1: last week, the United Nations is no longer fit for purpose.
Speaker 1: It's danger. It should be disbanded and defunded. Australia under
Speaker 1: a coalition government should withdraw from that ghastly destructive organization.
Speaker 1: Let's spend the money here at home, maybe looking after
Speaker 1: Australians rather than fat cats all around the United Nations.
Speaker 1: But back to Penny Wong and Anthony Alberonizi, who march
Speaker 1: in lockstep with the left wing pacifists, the globalist appeases,
Speaker 1: and the woke socialists and communists led by Biden and Harris,
Speaker 1: and the appalling secretary generally the United Nations, Antonia Gaetus,
Speaker 1: the man who tries to get vince us about climate
Speaker 1: change by wading out into the surf and ruining a
Speaker 1: perfectly good suit. Gautists put out a tweet right after
Speaker 1: Yaya Sinoir, the evil Mastermind was killed, saying wait for
Speaker 1: his tweet quote. Alarmed, Alarmed by two days IPC report
Speaker 1: findings that people in guards are are facing catastrophic levels
Speaker 1: of hunger, famine looms. This is intolerable. Remember this is
Speaker 1: the same individual, the High Priest of Hyperbol, who claims
Speaker 1: the planet is boiling, the air is unbreathable, and the
Speaker 1: heat on planet Earth is unbearable. So we might take
Speaker 1: his alarmism just with a tiny pinch of salt. But
Speaker 1: no mention of unifil, no mention of sinoa, no mention
Speaker 1: of her mass, no mention of the hostages still in
Speaker 1: the hell holes of those tunnels from the United Nations
Speaker 1: Secretary General disgrace. The Israeli Ambassador of the UN attacked
Speaker 1: Kitterists as being irrelevant and detached. And so incensed was
Speaker 1: Israel's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Israel Katz by guitarists that
Speaker 1: he has banned the guitterrorists from entering Israel, declaring him
Speaker 1: persona non grata. How long before Penny Wong is also
Speaker 1: declared persona non grata by Israel. In my opinion, she
Speaker 1: deserves nothing less as to those who support her graceful
Speaker 1: anti Israel bias. Indeed, in the European Parliament last week
Speaker 1: there were calls by a SPANISHMEP for the European Commission
Speaker 1: to immediately do three things. To apologize to Israel for
Speaker 1: funding UNWAH to terrorists, to terrorize, to declare UNWIRE itself
Speaker 1: a terrorist organization, and more importantly, for an audit of
Speaker 1: all EU funds given to ANWA. Well, that's great, that's
Speaker 1: the Spanish EMEP. We should be doing exactly the same
Speaker 1: thing here, And I urge Peter Dutton, and who has
Speaker 1: been outstanding in his support for israel I urge Peter
Speaker 1: Dutton a coalition to implement those three things as coalition
Speaker 1: policy going into the next election. In light of Penny
Speaker 1: Wong Labor and the Teals gross irresponsibility in refinancing UNWA
Speaker 1: despite clear evidence of its Hamas affiliations, Australia under a
Speaker 1: coalition government must apologize to Israel for funding UNWA Terror
Speaker 1: List AUNOA immediately and ordered all Australian taxpayer funds that
Speaker 1: have ever been given to UNWAR as always, Melanie Phillips
Speaker 1: wrote brilliantly on her substack page which I urge you
Speaker 1: to subscribe to, about the death of Hamasalida Yaya Sinwa quote.
Speaker 1: Sinwa didn't create this an evil, Melanie writes, he was
Speaker 1: the product of it and was one of the many
Speaker 1: diabolical avatars. What created him was fanatical, genocidal jew hatred,
Speaker 1: the desire to remove Israel and the Jewish people from
Speaker 1: the face of the earth.
Speaker 4: And.
Speaker 1: As an Islamic religious duty, the evil that animates the
Speaker 1: Palestinian Arab cause, the evil that has taken thousands of
Speaker 1: Jewish and Israeli lives without remission for the past century.
Speaker 1: Melanie concludes Israel's task now is to retrieve the hostages,
Speaker 1: alive or dead, finish the destruction of Hamas in Gaza,
Speaker 1: and above all, to neutralize the Iranian regime, thus removing
Speaker 1: forever this evil it has inflicted upon the Jewish people
Speaker 1: and on the world. My opinion, if you are not
Speaker 1: actively supporting Israel in its attempt to wipe out anti
Speaker 1: Semitic and anti Western terrorism in all its forms, then
Speaker 1: you are actively encouraging it, even if you're not aware
Speaker 1: of We have long known that the terrorist's strategy. Iran's
Speaker 1: strategy is to weaken the West to such an extent
Speaker 1: that the forces of radical Islam have free reign to
Speaker 1: seize power. By their own admission, the Iranian regime, who
Speaker 1: fund and direct all terrorism operations throughout the West pretty much,
Speaker 1: who fund and direct Hamas has Bola the Hooties. By
Speaker 1: their own admission, the Iranians are determined to annihilate the
Speaker 1: Jews and Israel as a first step towards destroying Western
Speaker 1: Christian and secular democratic rule. This strategy is sadly bearing fruit.
Speaker 1: Appeasing the terrorists or demanding ceasefires and restraint in the
Speaker 1: war against terrorism simply plays into that strategy as usual.
Speaker 1: Following the death of Sinhwa, the appeaser class are now
Speaker 1: saying that's it, It's all over. Now net Nyaho has
Speaker 1: to declare victory over hamasan chorus is fire, no.
Speaker 4: Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Speaker 1: Now is the time right now to finish off the
Speaker 1: job and finish off the Islamic Republic of Iran. There
Speaker 1: are moments in the course of history where total victory
Speaker 1: over those who seek your destruction is, for a tiny,
Speaker 1: brief moment possible. Such a moment presented itself to the
Speaker 1: US General George Patten after the Allies had taken bill
Speaker 1: In and destroyed Hitler. Patten recognized that this was the
Speaker 1: moment for the Democratic West to destroy the communist Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: As was portrayed in the brilliant film about George Patten.
Speaker 15: The war shouldn't be over, and we should stop pussyfooting
Speaker 15: about the goddamn Russians.
Speaker 16: We're gonna have to fight him sooner or later.
Speaker 1: Anyway, why not do it now when we got the
Speaker 1: army here to do it with, Hollywood decided. Sadly, the
Speaker 1: West balked at that challenge. The appeas has won the day,
Speaker 1: and the Soviet Union survived to terrorize and enslave Eastern
Speaker 1: Europeans for many more tragic decades. The West blinked and
Speaker 1: the moment was lost. So I say, at this pivotal
Speaker 1: moment in history, Benjamin Netanyahoo, you must not blink. Joining
Speaker 1: us now is Warren Mundane from the Center for Independent Studies.
Speaker 1: Was it great to see you?
Speaker 4: Good to see you.
Speaker 1: Coalition has marked one year since the failed Voice referendum
Speaker 1: by renewing calls from Audit of spending on indigenous programs.
Speaker 1: Whoever has to do that Audit, Warren, I mean, the
Speaker 1: spending on indigenous programs is out of control.
Speaker 8: Well, it's a very simple thing. I'm surprised we haven't
Speaker 8: done it, you know. Senator just in an ymp Price
Speaker 8: and Senator Karen Little, even with the support of Senator
Speaker 8: from the Greens, the ex Green Senator Lydia Forbe even
Speaker 8: come onside, and.
Speaker 5: We've tried to forget her too.
Speaker 1: I thought I did leave, reminded me.
Speaker 8: But anyway, it's run hereful but it's and it was
Speaker 8: knocked off by the Greens and by the Labor, the government.
Speaker 8: You know, we you know what a simple thing you
Speaker 8: get paid amount of dollars to deliver. Why have you
Speaker 8: did that job? Where is the money being spent? What's
Speaker 8: wrong with that? And I think it's important that we
Speaker 8: do do these things and make it constituous, continuously doing
Speaker 8: these things every year.
Speaker 3: It has to be accountability the amount of money that's
Speaker 3: going to fix that problem, to close the gap and
Speaker 3: the outcomes. It just doesn't make sense that we have
Speaker 3: devoted so many resources and the results are so appalling.
Speaker 8: Well, you've got some of the stupid things that we're done.
Speaker 8: You look at the education, getting kids to schools. You
Speaker 8: know under Nigro Scullion the Senate who as a minister,
Speaker 8: and in Australias at the time under the Abbot and
Speaker 8: even the turbull government really pushed to get kids to
Speaker 8: school and get support. When can White come in as
Speaker 8: the minister, the programs that were working, the top programs
Speaker 8: that were working and getting ninety five percent success rate,
Speaker 8: He defunded him, of course, and he started finding all
Speaker 8: these other people who are getting nice success rights you,
Speaker 8: So we started going to start, you know, making these
Speaker 8: people accountable for what's going on.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, isn't the fundamental problem here that you've
Speaker 4: got this huge pile of money. It's unquestionable. It's unquestioned,
Speaker 4: as you said, because it hasn't been audited. So therefore
Speaker 4: there's so many people who now have an interest in
Speaker 4: these programs continuing without you know, they're actually doing which
Speaker 4: I think we've spoken about many times, which would seem
Speaker 4: to be the empowerment of individual Aboriginal Australians to have
Speaker 4: their own title, have their own stake in the economy.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 8: Look, the thing is that there's four things that should
Speaker 8: be done and you're you're right, you know, And Lange said,
Speaker 8: you know, and Paul Keating said, you know. And if
Speaker 8: you've got a horse and a rice and it's called
Speaker 8: self interest, put your money.
Speaker 1: We've got to stop these things.
Speaker 8: And so there's got to be from the Voice campaign.
Speaker 8: We've got a clear message from the Australian people forget.
Speaker 4: About all this race di vibe.
Speaker 1: Work on needs because there are you.
Speaker 8: Know, non Averaginal people in regional remotess Australia who are
Speaker 8: struggling as well. Start focusing and all that type of stuff.
Speaker 8: And the big ones of course is getting those kids
Speaker 8: at school, getting in education. Because of that in education,
Speaker 8: you haven't got a future. Are getting into economic participations,
Speaker 8: jobs and running businesses and dealing with the real issues
Speaker 8: of crime. You know, the people who have been running
Speaker 8: the crime progress. You know, you've got to say what
Speaker 8: a complete failure they have been because it's just gone
Speaker 8: for the roof at the moment. And then of course
Speaker 8: the auditce. We've got to make the governance audits and
Speaker 8: make sure things are happening.
Speaker 3: And we had the one year anniversary of the Voice
Speaker 3: on Monday. I played some eclipse of some of your
Speaker 3: clashes throughout that debate Senator Price, certainly Copton, no no you.
Speaker 3: There was the ABC interview, which I thought was appalling,
Speaker 3: but the incident on SBS where you had the host
Speaker 3: Jacob's calling Marshall lank today what does she call a
Speaker 3: national treasure and saying you are lying about her and.
Speaker 5: SBS had to apologize.
Speaker 3: You were really impacted personally because the attacks against you
Speaker 3: were so ugly as they were so personal from social
Speaker 3: media but also from mainstream media. A lot of people
Speaker 3: I think you would have thought would.
Speaker 5: Not go down that row.
Speaker 3: Just tell us what toll that took and how you've
Speaker 3: come through it.
Speaker 8: It's a continuous told you saw on Laura Jay's program
Speaker 8: this week with Eddie Sindok. It just you know, I
Speaker 8: don't know what they teach people at university these days,
Speaker 8: but it's obviously not the truth. Anyway, it did take
Speaker 8: a lot of personal toile on me because some people
Speaker 8: would know that during that campaign got into a suicidal position.
Speaker 8: But I wasn't going to be like what the Yes
Speaker 8: campaign did after that loss and lay in a fetal
Speaker 8: position on the floor. I still wanted to get up
Speaker 8: every day and.
Speaker 9: Fight the battle for Australia, fight the battle.
Speaker 8: For everyone in this country. And they actually they're the
Speaker 8: ones who kept me going because I get up in
Speaker 8: the morning and I was just like going, oh my god,
Speaker 8: you know, another day and we're doing media interview after
Speaker 8: media interview myself and just entering them. And then we
Speaker 8: did sometimes two states a day, and that I didn't
Speaker 8: know where you got bed, you were in or whatever.
Speaker 8: And I got to say, the Australian people were really great.
Speaker 8: They come up to us. You know, we proved there
Speaker 8: as a silent majority because they come up to us
Speaker 8: and winked at us and whispered in our ear and
Speaker 8: they kept it gon and kept it gun, and I
Speaker 8: just fed off that energy, but every night I just
Speaker 8: clapped in that hotel room.
Speaker 1: But more on the problem we now get is that
Speaker 1: it just seems that the left they've gone, okay, we
Speaker 1: lost that, so we'll just ignore the fact we lost it,
Speaker 1: and the plow on ahead with all these different policies.
Speaker 1: So do you have to keep reefing? Do you and
Speaker 1: just seem to have to know now fighting I don't
Speaker 1: know your views on, for example, welcome to country or
Speaker 1: the land seizure? Is it to be that we were
Speaker 1: talking about? But do these issues now need to be fought?
Speaker 8: One I got over my desk at home a quote
Speaker 8: from Margaret Thatcher which is about wars and that in
Speaker 8: politics you don't you don't win wars, you win battles
Speaker 8: and the next morning you get up and you've got
Speaker 8: to fight the same battle again and it's just continuous. Well,
Speaker 8: that has resonated with me and it is a battle
Speaker 8: now because you know, with Dutton and I hope he
Speaker 8: does win the next federal election, there has to be
Speaker 8: a massive reform in this area and we have to
Speaker 8: really close that gap. And it can be closed as
Speaker 8: quickly as possible, but it has to be a massive
Speaker 8: reform and that's why for the battle we've got.
Speaker 3: The state governments having treaties and in Victoria the entire
Speaker 3: justice departments having white privileged training in preparation for the treaty.
Speaker 3: This is just rife through the bureaucracy at state level,
Speaker 3: sometimes local government level, and federally as well.
Speaker 8: Look, if the answers we need a committee, then we're
Speaker 8: in big trouble. And we've had fifty years of this
Speaker 8: and we're in big trouble and we're just seeing things worse.
Speaker 8: And look a look at that, Leah, and we won
Speaker 8: the Chief Minister in normal terretory one to call them.
Speaker 8: The biggest issue by country mile was crime and crime
Speaker 8: in these communities. It's the same in North Queensland and
Speaker 8: areas of western New South Whilst the biggest issues is
Speaker 8: crime by our country mile, what are we doing about this?
Speaker 8: You know, we're seeing this stupid battle about you know,
Speaker 8: should we raised it to fourteen or keep it at
Speaker 8: ten or whatever? To me, it's irrelevant the real issues.
Speaker 8: We've got to go in there and face the facts
Speaker 8: in regard to how women are treated, how the kids
Speaker 8: are and the issues that are happening, and the big ones.
Speaker 8: Of course, if we can get kids to school instead
Speaker 8: of wandering the streets. If we can get them an
Speaker 8: education and we can get them to start a business
Speaker 8: or to get employed, and that then that will be
Speaker 8: a big step forward for dealing with some of these
Speaker 8: crime issues.
Speaker 1: And what about you. You know, you've got big company
Speaker 1: and he's lots of money, deep pockets and all the rest.
Speaker 1: They think they're doing enough if they whack up an
Speaker 1: Aboriginal flag, or they do a welcome to country, or
Speaker 1: they put a sign up next to the veggie section
Speaker 1: or whatever he is saying, this land was whatever, all
Speaker 1: the symbolic stuff they do, all that stuff, they pat
Speaker 1: themselves on the back and go, aren't we great, We're
Speaker 1: closing the gap or whatever. They're not. They're not doing anything.
Speaker 1: You know. It's jobs for kids, isn't it. That's what
Speaker 1: it's all about. That's what companies should be focused on.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 1: Well, that's women's health, you know, and what.
Speaker 8: Woolwork's come to be. When I had that problem with
Speaker 8: Dan Murphy across from an Aboriginal community in Darwin, which
Speaker 8: is the idiotic thing to do, and they said what
Speaker 8: should we do? And I said, what you should do
Speaker 8: is look at women's health. Because unfortunately that that young
Speaker 8: bloke who was shot by the police officers at you
Speaker 8: and the move, he had never had a chance from
Speaker 8: birth in a fourteen year old mother having a baby
Speaker 8: abandoned him in the hospital. She was on drugs and
Speaker 8: alcohol and stuff, you know, in alcohol fetal syndrome. He
Speaker 8: had andy and then he was passed around by whole
Speaker 8: lot of relatives. It was abused and everything sexily, mentally
Speaker 8: and everything. And by the time of nine, he just said, okay,
Speaker 8: well stuff, I'm going to do to other people what
Speaker 8: they did to me. And here was just a monster for.
Speaker 9: All that time.
Speaker 8: And so I said, look at women's health and how
Speaker 8: and pre natal it, So how we can work with
Speaker 8: women and stop these teenagers or babies having babies and
Speaker 8: actually start making a strong family unit that can deal
Speaker 8: with these issues.
Speaker 9: There's a whole lot of things that we can do.
Speaker 8: And it's very Look, I'm a very simple bloak, just
Speaker 8: simple things, you know, But I think the biggest thing
Speaker 8: you can do to a person's give them a job.
Speaker 8: He changed their lives. He changed their kids' lives and
Speaker 8: their grandkids' lives.
Speaker 1: Waa Mundane. You know we've said it before on the
Speaker 1: anniversary of the Voice victory. Well done to you and
Speaker 1: just send you a fantastic all of Australia. Thanks you
Speaker 1: for the great work you've done there and the battles.
Speaker 1: You're still going to be fine. So there's a lot
Speaker 1: more battles, more battles to come with. We're on Monday
Speaker 1: and absolutely and just end it brace after the break,
Speaker 1: don'tivots are taking a tick roll up, roll up, step
Speaker 1: right this way. It's the greatest show on earth. It is,
Speaker 1: of course the Canberra clown Show under the Burley Griffin
Speaker 1: Big Top. But first let's check in with our American
Speaker 1: cousins and the Queen of American comedy capers at the
Speaker 1: Kamala Clown Show. Here we have exclusive footage of Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris confidently striding towards her destiny as the first black
Speaker 1: Indian female president of the United States. Ah. Yes, the
Speaker 1: audiences were queuing up for the Kamala TV interview on
Speaker 1: Fox News this week, which, as promised on the ticket,
Speaker 1: was an absolute clown show, at least according to this
Speaker 1: AI spoof.
Speaker 16: I finished, I finished responding for you, but you have
Speaker 16: to let me finish.
Speaker 4: You had the white House and the House and the Senate.
Speaker 4: I mean, they didn't bring.
Speaker 2: Up responding to the point you're raising, and I'd like
Speaker 2: to finish.
Speaker 1: But you actually didn't need to do any AI spoofs.
Speaker 1: The real Kamala was a classic comedy show all by herself.
Speaker 18: If you're turning the page, you've been in office for
Speaker 18: three and a half years, and.
Speaker 16: Donald Trump has been running for office.
Speaker 4: You've been the personal.
Speaker 16: You both know what I'm talking about. You and I
Speaker 16: both know what I'm actually don't what are.
Speaker 4: You talking about?
Speaker 1: Nobody did. Some people, of course, have claimed Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is a one trick pony and only has one word
Speaker 1: to say on any topic. But that's not true, or
Speaker 1: is it?
Speaker 16: Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump, and Donald Trump,
Speaker 16: Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump
Speaker 16: and Donald Trump, Donald Trump. Let's go back to Donald Trump,
Speaker 16: donald Trump, donald Trump, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Although most viewers thought the interview was an absolute
Speaker 1: train wreck, as far as Team Kamala Harris were concerned,
Speaker 1: the interview was a great success. Here is exclusive footage
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris only moments after she walked off the
Speaker 1: Fox News set.
Speaker 13: It was really tough.
Speaker 5: It was fun.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed it.
Speaker 12: It was definitely a different ballgame, but I had a blast,
Speaker 12: so thank you.
Speaker 1: Just joking. That was, of course a UFC fighter. But
Speaker 1: back to Canberra where the clowns were running them up.
Speaker 1: This week, here's Bobo bo and trying to breathe life
Speaker 1: back into his lame gag about the cost of Nicklear.
Speaker 1: Sorry nuclear energy.
Speaker 19: Now, the honorable member asked me what policies are being
Speaker 19: rejected at home and abroad, and the entry is, of
Speaker 19: course the most expensive form of energy. This is a
Speaker 19: very important point because that is nuclear energy. And we've
Speaker 19: had a lot of misinformation from honorable members opposite the
Speaker 19: leader of the national parties. Can you decay look at America.
Speaker 1: Look what's happening in America?
Speaker 19: Who says, well, what's happening in the Emerica is the
Speaker 19: cancelation of a small modulary actor after a seventy percent
Speaker 19: cosplay with it.
Speaker 1: Maybe, but hang on, here's Joe Biden's own hardcore climate aficionado,
Speaker 1: the US Energy Secretary herself back in March.
Speaker 10: As we deploy more solar and wind and batteries, we're
Speaker 10: going to need more, not less nuclear power in the
Speaker 10: decades to come by our estimates. To reach our net
Speaker 10: zero goals by twenty fifty, we need to triple at
Speaker 10: least our nuclear energy supplies.
Speaker 1: Of course, there's no shortage of clowns in Albo's labour circus,
Speaker 1: sorry Caucus, but the biggest clown show actor of the
Speaker 1: week came from Albozo himself, who decided to take his
Speaker 1: clown act to the wonderful Central Coast beachside suburb of
Speaker 1: Copa Cabana. Now I have a confession to make to
Speaker 1: outside as viewers. I played a minoro cameo role in
Speaker 1: Alboso's star performance this week. On Monday afternoon, I made
Speaker 1: of mine and said, hey, guess what, Albanese has just
Speaker 1: bought a house up at Copa Cabana. I expressed my astonishment.
Speaker 1: After all, I thought he was far too busy running
Speaker 1: the country to be frolicking around in the real estate market.
Speaker 1: So naturally, I did what any self respecting Aussie taxpayer
Speaker 1: would do when confronted with evidence of political idiocy, and
Speaker 1: I of course informed Andrew Clanell here at Sky News,
Speaker 1: and before you could say her name was Lola, Albo's
Speaker 1: Copa Cabana house purchase was all over the news. The
Speaker 1: power of the media. I think if I write another book,
Speaker 1: I might call it albo My part in his downfall
Speaker 1: headline news not only in Australia, but Albozo's cliff top
Speaker 1: house purchase also made the news internationally, with many people
Speaker 1: slightly puzzled as to why yet another left wing climate
Speaker 1: change alarmist was so keen to buy a house overlooking
Speaker 1: the ocean. Kevin rudds, yes, that's his joints up at
Speaker 1: NEUSA there, Barrick, Obama, al Gore. They all buy beachfront
Speaker 1: homes in order to, presumably to keep an eye on
Speaker 1: those rising sea levels. What fun and naturally it even
Speaker 1: made the front cover of The Spectator Australia and it
Speaker 1: became the major news story of the week. But not
Speaker 1: alas in a good way for poor old Alboso, whose
Speaker 1: colleagues were furious at the unbelievably poor timing, and poor
Speaker 1: old Alboso desperately sought to play it all down with
Speaker 1: the old chestnut about being born in a housing estate.
Speaker 1: I have.
Speaker 11: Of course, I am much better off as a prime minister.
Speaker 11: I earn a good income, I understand, I understand now
Speaker 11: I've been fortunate but I also know what it's like.
Speaker 1: To struggle.
Speaker 11: My mum lived in the one public housing that she
Speaker 11: was born in for all of the sixty five years,
Speaker 11: and I know what it's like, which is why I
Speaker 11: want to help all Australians to a hum whether it
Speaker 11: be public homes or private rentals, or home ownership.
Speaker 1: Or cliff top plant mansions up in Copa Gamana. But
Speaker 1: will the punters buy those excuses? And more importantly, will
Speaker 1: Albo's colleagues buy it?
Speaker 17: Are you planning to retire there?
Speaker 11: I'm plenty to be in my current job for a
Speaker 11: very long period of time.
Speaker 1: Hm. We shall see. Remind me again, Albozo, where the
Speaker 1: average Ossie punter should go to put those crippling interest rates,
Speaker 1: soaring mortgage rates and cost of living out of their mind.
Speaker 1: Let's ask Barry Manilow.
Speaker 4: Come hello, you're watching Outsiders. I'm James Morrow here as
Speaker 4: always with Rowan Dean and Rita Panahe. And before we
Speaker 4: talk about American politics, the King and Queen have just
Speaker 4: arrived at a church service here in Sydney. Stay tuned
Speaker 4: throughout the data Sky News we'll be bringing you more
Speaker 4: coverage of the Royal duo's movements from eleven o'clock after
Speaker 4: Outsider's end throughout the day. Now on to the fun
Speaker 4: of US politics, And I tell you what, It's been
Speaker 4: another awful week for the Kamala Harris campaign. Not only
Speaker 4: did she flail her way through that Fox News interview
Speaker 4: with Brett Bher, but she's also she also chickened out
Speaker 4: of going to the annual Al Smith Dinner, a gathering
Speaker 4: in New York of New York City's most prominent Catholics
Speaker 4: where traditionally politicians and presidential candidates give each other a
Speaker 4: bit of a light hearted roasting. But she didn't show up,
Speaker 4: which meant that Donald Trump had the field to himself.
Speaker 4: And I tell you what he didn't miss.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 4: I'll get to the highlights from that in a moment,
Speaker 4: but first let's check out how Kamala is going coming
Speaker 4: up with an answer to that question, which I know
Speaker 4: keeps on vexing her, what would you have done differently?
Speaker 4: To Joe Biden. Let's see how she answered it this
Speaker 4: time when an MSNBC reporter bailed her up.
Speaker 9: President Biden said this week that every president has to
Speaker 9: cut their own path.
Speaker 13: What is one policy that you would have done differently?
Speaker 9: Over these last three and a half years than President Biden.
Speaker 2: I mean to be very candid with you, even including
Speaker 2: Mike Pence. Vice presidents are not critical of their presidents.
Speaker 16: I think that really actually, in terms of the tradition.
Speaker 2: Of it and also just going forward, it does not
Speaker 2: make for a productive and important relationship.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, So there we have it now, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: you spent the last three or four years pretty much
Speaker 4: doing nothing. Well, I guess she's at least being perhaps
Speaker 4: a bit more honest there. But that's not what Joe
Speaker 4: Biden said just the other day.
Speaker 18: Well, she's I'm in constant contact with her. She's aware
Speaker 18: where we're singing from the same song sheet. She helped
Speaker 18: pass all the laws that are being employed now. She
Speaker 18: was a major player and everything we've done, including passage
Speaker 18: of the legislation which we were told we could never pass.
Speaker 18: And so she's been and her staff is interlocked with
Speaker 18: mine in terms of all the things we're doing.
Speaker 4: A little bit of difference there, But anyway, let's get
Speaker 4: on to the roast. As I said on Friday, the
Speaker 4: great and the good of Catholic New York, including the
Speaker 4: Cardinal got together for the annual Al Smith Dinner, which
Speaker 4: is where politicians and presidential candidates take the proverbial out
Speaker 4: of one another, and Trump certainly took the brief. He
Speaker 4: took the opportunity, though he did open with a shot
Speaker 4: at himself, sort of.
Speaker 15: Nope, I've got nothing, I've got.
Speaker 4: Nothing, there's nothing to say. And then there was this, it's.
Speaker 15: A true pleasure to be with you this evening. Amazing pleasure.
Speaker 15: And these days it's really a pleasure anywhere in New
Speaker 15: York without a subpoena for my appearance.
Speaker 4: Naturally, Kamala Harris was the target of much of the
Speaker 4: routine have a look at.
Speaker 15: This campaign, he could take a toll on a family
Speaker 15: and family life, although I hear that Kamala and her
Speaker 15: husband carve out some really beautiful alone time at the
Speaker 15: end of the day for an intimate dinner, just dug
Speaker 15: her and the teleprompter that she uses quite well.
Speaker 4: The affinity group White Dudes for Harris also cop to.
Speaker 20: Serve there's a group called white Dudes for Harris. Have
Speaker 20: you seen this White Dude for Harris? Anybody know some
Speaker 20: of you hear white Dudes doesn't sound like it, But
Speaker 20: I'm not worried about them at all because their wives
Speaker 20: and their wives lovers are all voting for me.
Speaker 4: Even the Cardinal had to smile at that one, which
Speaker 4: makes you wonder what maybe he's heard in the confession box. Now.
Speaker 4: Trump also took this shot at Tim Waltz.
Speaker 15: I used to think that Democrats were crazy for saying
Speaker 15: that men.
Speaker 20: Have periods, but then I met Tim Waltz.
Speaker 4: Not even would be first fella. Doug m Hoff, that's
Speaker 4: Kamala's husband, who has been praised by the left for
Speaker 4: giving America a new definition of masculinity, was spared.
Speaker 15: Major issue of this racist childcare, and Kamala has put
Speaker 15: forward a concept of a plan.
Speaker 1: A lot of people don't like it.
Speaker 15: The only piece of advice I would have for her
Speaker 15: and the event that she wins, would be not to
Speaker 15: let her husband Doug anywhere near the nannies. Just keep
Speaker 15: them away.
Speaker 1: That's a nasty one.
Speaker 4: That's nasty.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that was nasty.
Speaker 4: All in all, those quite the tour de force. A
Speaker 4: lot of laughter, maybe even you might say a bit
Speaker 4: of joy. Hey, speaking of joy, let's go back to
Speaker 4: the campaign trail and see how the happy warrior Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris is tracking. Shall we could.
Speaker 2: Never again have the privilege of standing behind the seal of.
Speaker 8: The President of the United States.
Speaker 16: Never again, never again, never.
Speaker 4: Again, Peece, I think the joy is gone.
Speaker 1: Fantastic joining us sounds Quanta Ahmed, who has just returned
Speaker 1: from Israel. Quanta, tell us that's what you saw and
Speaker 1: what life is like there in Israel. You were there
Speaker 1: when Sinoa met his maker down below. Tell us all
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 17: In fact, I just got back to the state, so
Speaker 17: I heard the news about Sinhwa as you did from
Speaker 17: the comforts of my home.
Speaker 1: It's a remarkable nation.
Speaker 17: Under an extraordinary degree of pressure, I was able to
Speaker 17: meet field commanders of the Southern Command, the Northern Command.
Speaker 17: Out in the field, I was able to meet very
Speaker 17: senior leaders in the Israeli defense forces. Right at the Apex,
Speaker 17: I stayed with an Israeli family, and like with them,
Speaker 17: I sheltered in bomb shelters. There was the Iranian missile
Speaker 17: assault just as my plane was flying into Tel Aviv.
Speaker 17: So I was really able to understand how this society
Speaker 17: is living. The courage that these people show. That's a
Speaker 17: picture that you're showing of me on the Egypt Sinai
Speaker 17: Israel border is extraordinary, and it's a story that's not
Speaker 17: being told. Actually, there have been ten thousand soldiers wounded
Speaker 17: since this conflict started, over almost seven hundred and eighty
Speaker 17: soldiers killed, but more civilians have lost their life in
Speaker 17: this conflict since October seventh began. Some of the medical
Speaker 17: responses to the wounded soldiers have been extraordinary. I had
Speaker 17: a chance to visit the Ikhilov, which is the Tel
Speaker 17: Aviv Sarowski Medical Center. I meet with doctor Ayal Hashavia,
Speaker 17: chief of trauma surgery. They're now bringing wounded soldiers from
Speaker 17: the battlefield where they receive whole blood within fifteen minutes
Speaker 17: to a helipad in central Tel Aviv. Two and a
Speaker 17: half minutes later, then they're in the operating room and
Speaker 17: they have halved the fatality rates for these badly wounded soldiers,
Speaker 17: many of whom get better and want to go back
Speaker 17: to war. But perhaps the most important thing that I
Speaker 17: understood is not that Israel has dismantled her mass. You
Speaker 17: saw the elimination of the Io sin work, very symbolic.
Speaker 17: Israel has obviously dismantled most of the command of Hezbola
Speaker 17: and now has Iran in its crosshairs. What we don't
Speaker 17: understand in the West is that this obsession of radical Islam,
Speaker 17: Iranian islamis Jihanism with Israel is just a waypoint in
Speaker 17: their own concept of the century long war against our
Speaker 17: civilization and the West, the United States, Britain, Europe is
Speaker 17: yet to wake up a great example of this. They're
Speaker 17: having the G seven summit in Italy at the moment
Speaker 17: where the American Secrety of Defense Lloyd Austin, is speaking
Speaker 17: about this conflict. Yet the West has completely rescinded control
Speaker 17: of the Red Sea, and that has strangled the Italian's
Speaker 17: economy by almost thirty percent. Egypt requires a huge amount
Speaker 17: of revenue from Suez, which it's not getting. So the
Speaker 17: West is not defending international assets against Jehannis. When pirates
Speaker 17: in peril Red Sea, we were quite comfortable to defend it,
Speaker 17: but confronted with radical Islam, we're not. And so while
Speaker 17: I'm very confident Israel will continue to secure its sovereign borders,
Speaker 17: it has responded in a way that probably Noah the
Speaker 17: nation could do so, and very definitively. I think that
Speaker 17: it's time that we understand we are already in the
Speaker 17: middle of a transnational multifront regional war that has global ramifications.
Speaker 3: Well, this multi front regional war, Iran is at the
Speaker 3: heart of it, that funds Hamas, has Bulla, the Whoties,
Speaker 3: a bunch of terror groups. How do you see the
Speaker 3: next stage of this war and what Israel will do
Speaker 3: to respond to Iran Iran's missile assault?
Speaker 5: Will they hit those nuclear targets?
Speaker 17: So, I think you've said it exactly richer the next stage,
Speaker 17: this is the Israeli response. I do believe Iran will
Speaker 17: be heavily targeted by Israel. I suspect. I have no
Speaker 17: basis for knowing anything specific, but I suspect that both
Speaker 17: the energy installations Iran operates mostly out of one fort
Speaker 17: ninety percent of Iranian petroleum goes to China, but it's
Speaker 17: only ten percent of China's needs. I think Israel will
Speaker 17: target that, and Israel will do its best to dismantle
Speaker 17: components or perhaps the entirety of the nuclear architecture of Iran,
Speaker 17: which it needs US munitions and collaboration with. So I
Speaker 17: do think that's happening. I suspect it's going to happen
Speaker 17: before the election. And if there is some poetry that
Speaker 17: the kind of justice that Israel deserves. Iran has imperiled
Speaker 17: the entire region, not just Israel.
Speaker 1: Then that strike.
Speaker 17: Will probably happen on the anniversary on the Jewish calendar
Speaker 17: of October seven, which is Simka Tora, the holiday where
Speaker 17: Jewish people observe completing reading the Torah, and that's around
Speaker 17: October twenty fifth, that's my guess. Now, both Republicans and
Speaker 17: Democrats are going to try and complaim political capital from
Speaker 17: that strike, but Kamala Harris will try and yes, sorry,
Speaker 17: but how.
Speaker 4: Can the Democrats claim any political capital from that strike
Speaker 4: when the Biden Harris administration has been consistently to face
Speaker 4: They told Israel do not go into Rapha, which is
Speaker 4: of course where many hostages were and where Sinoar was
Speaker 4: ultimately found. In the last few hours, there has been
Speaker 4: news of a document leak that's shown up on telegram
Speaker 4: of Israeli documents that were marked five eyes only. It
Speaker 4: seems to me that the White House at the moment
Speaker 4: has a very conflicted attitude when it comes to taking
Speaker 4: the fight to Iran.
Speaker 17: Yes, I completely agree with you, and I'm glad you
Speaker 17: mentioned the document leak, which is very shocking. It means
Speaker 17: that there is there are some pro Iran or pro
Speaker 17: Islamist individuals who are disseminating that kind of information. I
Speaker 17: believe the information is describing exercises our military exercises Israel
Speaker 17: may be undertaking in preparation for a strike back. The
Speaker 17: current administration is desperately trying to win an election, so
Speaker 17: I think all bets are off and they will spin
Speaker 17: anything they can, whether or not it's based in reality.
Speaker 17: The Republicans also, who have shown very much stauncher support
Speaker 17: for Israel throughout this though they aren't in the position
Speaker 17: of responsibility for governing at the moment, will see it
Speaker 17: as a win for themselves.
Speaker 1: What I think both and both.
Speaker 17: Parties are going to face, let's say we have a
Speaker 17: new president after the election, is that this conflict is now.
Speaker 17: I see it going on not only for years, but
Speaker 17: potentially over decades, and we in the West have not
Speaker 17: differ definitively confronted this. Iran is not only the number
Speaker 17: one consumer of Russian military strategy the number one exporter
Speaker 17: of military extremism around the world. It has also completely
Speaker 17: shackled oil rich federal Iraq, where hushdol sharby the Shea
Speaker 17: Iranian army is actually more heavily armed and more powerful
Speaker 17: than the Iraqi army. So if we dismantle the crown
Speaker 17: jewels of Iran, we now effaced with what are we
Speaker 17: going to do about Iraq? And then, don't forget Lebanon.
Speaker 17: Everyone is circling Lebanon, whereas Israel has quite appropriately gone
Speaker 17: after Hezbler and now is in a ground invasion. You
Speaker 17: can see France taking this bizarre position of offering to
Speaker 17: negotiate with Iran on Lebanon's behalf, denying Lebanese sovereignty, which
Speaker 17: was astonishing, and at the same time richev Erbigan in
Speaker 17: Turkey is also trying to insert himself and come to
Speaker 17: Lebanon's defense to defeat the Zionist enemy. So Lebanon is
Speaker 17: extremely vulnerable and needs to be strengthened now that Hezbela
Speaker 17: potentially could be healed away from this.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Quintin, I've got to jump in there at Dr
Speaker 1: Quantum Armond. Always great to see you, unfortunately run out
Speaker 1: of time. Great to chat he was always and get
Speaker 1: your insights. There so much happening in the Middle East
Speaker 1: that is so disturbing and relevant to us all here. Now,
Speaker 1: let's have a bit of hyperbol James had some great
Speaker 1: gags there from Donald Trump earlier at the Al Smith
Speaker 1: dinner of its love this have a look at this
Speaker 1: one as well.
Speaker 21: The media has begun discussing the phenomena of secret Trump voters.
Speaker 21: I don't know if you've heard about this, people who
Speaker 21: publicly say they would never vote for Trump, but then
Speaker 21: when they go in the voting booth they do. It's
Speaker 21: a small group. They're called the Biden family.
Speaker 1: Great rita.
Speaker 3: He's just comedic, he's funny.
Speaker 5: That was the introduction. There was good. Yeah, if if
Speaker 5: you can watch the.
Speaker 3: Whole thing on YouTube, do it because it's quite good fun.
Speaker 5: But can I just mention something that's happening in yes please.
Speaker 3: It's quintessentially Melbourne MLC girls at private school. Apparently the
Speaker 3: young girls they're wearing crosses are being told it's inappropriate.
Speaker 3: But then they've got these furries who are coming in
Speaker 3: with ears and tails, and they've got people wearing all
Speaker 3: sorts of lgbt QIA plus plus plus material. But if
Speaker 3: you want to wear a cross, this is a story
Speaker 3: in there. It's on today that could be problematic for something.
Speaker 3: It kind of does it kind of does as an
Speaker 3: excellent point.
Speaker 5: James S.
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look, I mean it's it's funny because two at
Speaker 4: the Trump thing at the Al Smith there, Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: didn't show up, but you said a video that was
Speaker 4: wildly offensive to Catholics. So too. Again, it's like this
Speaker 4: whole sort of thing where the left and religion they
Speaker 4: just they don't get it.
Speaker 3: They don't get and she's the first candidate not to
Speaker 3: show up in what how many seasons?
Speaker 4: Well him, I showed up and got roasted in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been decades, decades, decades, maybe forty years since
Speaker 3: someone hasn't showed up. So it is a slap into
Speaker 3: the off the face of the Catholic community, isn't it.
Speaker 1: There we go, that's at the comedy community. That's all
Speaker 1: over this week's show. We'll see you next Sunday at
Speaker 1: nine am. But up next to special coverage here on
Speaker 1: Sky News at the King and Queen and their royal
Speaker 1: visits with Alex Thomas and Janie c R. See you
Speaker 1: around