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Speaker 1: On Scolus Ostrodia. This is the reader panehe show.

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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita panahe Show. I'm

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Speaker 2: Danikiti Giorgio. Coming up for Google.

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Speaker 3: Seems to have omitted the assassination attempt.

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Speaker 2: Of Donald Trump in search results favor a pro Karmala propaganda.

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Speaker 3: Josh Hammer joins us for more.

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Speaker 2: The BBC condemned for its reporting of the deadly Hesbela

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Speaker 2: rocket attack in the glam Heights.

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Speaker 3: More on this with Lauren bell Cross, Samara.

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Speaker 2: Gill on why the eco zalots at just Stop Oil

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Speaker 2: failed in their attempts to block airport departure gates, and

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Speaker 2: of course Lefty is a losing it, including the Karens

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Speaker 2: for Karmala Zoom call featuring white rich women.

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Speaker 3: You won't want to miss this lunacy.

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Speaker 4: As weight women, we need to use our privilege to

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Speaker 4: make positive changes. If you find yourself talking over or

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Speaker 4: speaking for bypark individuals, or god forbid, correcting them.

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Speaker 3: Just take a bit.

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Speaker 2: Joining me now is Herald's son columnist at Patrick Carly

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Speaker 2: and Patrick, good to see you.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for joining me now.

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Speaker 2: Newly appointed Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has disputed claims

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Speaker 2: that he's been given too many portfolios following Anthony Albanesi's

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Speaker 2: cabinet reshuffle. Of course, now in addition to Home Affairs,

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Speaker 2: he's been handed Immigration, Multicultural Affairs, cybersecurity and arts, while

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Speaker 2: also retaining his position as Leader of the House. Patrick, honestly,

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Speaker 2: was there nobody else capable?

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Speaker 5: Well, they've just given him six jobs, haven't they meet it?

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Speaker 5: And the bloke who had the Immigration minister job before

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Speaker 5: him had one job and he couldn't do it very well.

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Speaker 5: It doesn't instill confidence, and it sort of suggests that

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Speaker 5: there might be a dearth of talent. I mean, why

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Speaker 5: would you give one man so many jobs? It sort

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Speaker 5: of it reminds me of a Simpsons episode way back

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Speaker 5: where the family was poor and home and went and

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Speaker 5: got three jobs and he came home five point fifty

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Speaker 5: in the morning. It's just too much for one person.

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Speaker 5: And unless he's the world's greatest delegator, and he might be,

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Speaker 5: sort of it. It really does not instill any confidence

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Speaker 2: No, it certainly doesn't, particularly given as you said, the

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Speaker 2: immigration portfolio has been in such a mess. It actually

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Speaker 2: requires a lot of attention, so stay tuned on that. Now,

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Speaker 2: Peter Dutton is traveling to Israel to meet with senior

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Speaker 2: government officials and members of the community who were impacted

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Speaker 2: by the October seven Hamas attacks. Yet Patrick, the Prime Minister,

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Speaker 2: still has not visited.

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Speaker 3: What message does that send.

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Speaker 1: It sends a terrible message.

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Speaker 5: I mean people Australians were saying in the weeks after

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Speaker 5: the massacre, you know, we'd like to see our prime

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Speaker 5: minister there to show support for democracy that has been

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Speaker 5: attacked by a terrorist organization. You had Penny Wong go

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Speaker 5: over in January. She was considered sort of half harded

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Speaker 5: of your life because she didn't actually get to the

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Speaker 5: massacre site. She did meet me some survivors, but it

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Speaker 5: seems a terrible message. It's like, well, you know, this

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Speaker 5: is important. We have to stand by Israel in this

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Speaker 5: in its need basically, and the fact that Albanezi has

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Speaker 5: go to Israel is a real oversight in what has

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Speaker 5: been a very half hearted sort of effort against the

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Speaker 5: rise of anti Semitism, certainly here in Australia. And he

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Speaker 5: has sort of tried to address that in recent months,

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Speaker 5: but it really does sort of feel like he's been

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Speaker 5: very flat footed all the way through.

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Speaker 1: And this is just another example.

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Speaker 2: I absolutely agree with you, and you know, Olbow's trying

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Speaker 2: to walk both lines of the equation, but what he's

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Speaker 2: in Israel. At the same time, it's just extraordinary that

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Speaker 2: he hasn't gone yet.

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Speaker 3: Now, Patrick looked finally some hard.

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Speaker 2: Truths from former ABC chair Ite butt Rows.

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Speaker 3: She has warned that the ABC.

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Speaker 2: Is too sense ti to criticism and its reporters should

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Speaker 2: just give up if they cannot handle scrutiny. Is she right?

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Speaker 5: Yes, Look, you would know yourself. I know, you write

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Speaker 5: a column that people don't like you hear about it.

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Speaker 5: It goes with the job. You go on air and

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Speaker 5: say something people don't like it, they'll tell you all

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Speaker 5: about it. What struck me about what Ida had to

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Speaker 5: of these presenters deliberately don't try and portray both sides

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Speaker 5: and I think there are certainly examples from the ABC

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Speaker 5: seems to come before the journalism and the need for impartiality.

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Speaker 3: No, I totally agree with you.

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Speaker 2: I mean, you just can't have it both ways, particularly

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Speaker 3: It's as simple as that.

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Speaker 2: Right now, this is fascinating to me, Patrick, because paras

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Speaker 2: Olympic officials.

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Speaker 3: Have been forced to order in more.

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Speaker 2: Meat and eggs, I mean, growing criticism about their vegan

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Speaker 2: part of their push to reduce emissions. I don't know

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Speaker 2: what omissions have got to do with the Olympics, but Patrick,

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Speaker 2: you know, give me a break. These are competing athletes, as.

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Speaker 3: If they want vegan food to feel themselves.

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Speaker 1: Well, they're hungry, aren't they.

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Speaker 5: By definition, they're elite athletes, so training to the nth degree,

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Speaker 5: they want to be able to eat and to impose

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Speaker 5: those values you know. I think there's an Australian weightlifter

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Speaker 1: A break as you say, I mean, that is ridiculous.

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Speaker 5: You are speaking to somebody who likes to order a

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Speaker 5: good and most people they should be allowed to eat whatever.

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Speaker 2: They like, absolutely agree with you. It's this green zealotry

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Speaker 3: But I'm in that poor weightlifter.

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Speaker 2: The guy is trying to trade and get fuel and

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Speaker 2: he's been stuck with two chops.

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Speaker 3: It's just outrageous. Really.

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Speaker 2: Now, speaking of a mission Britain, it's like prison exactly.

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Speaker 2: Look, speaking of emissions, Air New Zealand has become the

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Speaker 2: targets are simply unachievable by twenty thirty and has gone

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Speaker 5: I look, it sounds like a real reality check for

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Speaker 5: based in reality. And I think we're going to see

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Speaker 5: that with renewable targets in other ways. Certainly in Australia,

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Speaker 5: they're not going to be achieved, and they've been driven

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Speaker 1: Reality is always going to catch up, isn't it.

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Speaker 3: Well, that's it.

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Speaker 2: I mean, look what happened as well in the last

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Speaker 2: and they're just that they're're not achieving these goals that

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Speaker 2: of toxic masculinity in Australian class rooms, has been slammed

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Speaker 2: for failing to distinguish the views of Jordan Peterson and

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Speaker 2: as part of this project Patrick, which aims to identify

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Speaker 2: and tackle the harms of online misogyny and gender based

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Speaker 2: violence in schools. But Patrick this project specifically attributes these

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Speaker 2: attitudes to both Tate and Peterson, describing them as notorious

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Speaker 3: That they promote. How do you feel about this?

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Speaker 5: Oh, look, there's a real lack of intellectual rigor here.

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Speaker 1: If you like, that's how I see it. I mean,

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Speaker 1: Andrew Tate is revolting.

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Speaker 5: I think ninety nine percent of the population would agree

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Speaker 5: that he's totally revolting. Jordan Peterson should not be lumped

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Speaker 5: As he puts it, Jordan Peterson talks about relationships. He

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Speaker 5: talks about commitment and growth. He might be a bit

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Speaker 5: right of center for some people, but to just so

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Speaker 5: Really shows to me it's really disappointing that this is

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Speaker 1: They're not at all similar.

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Speaker 3: No, that's it.

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Speaker 2: They just obviously haven't even done their own research search

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Speaker 2: they're very different.

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Speaker 3: Now let's look to the US.

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Speaker 2: Now, Donald Trump has agreed to be interviewed by FBI

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Speaker 2: the former president Patrick. It was interesting because when Donald

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Speaker 2: Trump gave his speech at the Republican Convention, he was

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Speaker 2: the day that he was shot. But no doubt he's

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Speaker 1: Well, it's amazing.

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Speaker 5: I mean, I've watched that footage probably twenty times, and

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Speaker 5: the way those Secret Service agents sort of leaped to

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Speaker 5: protect Donald Trump was really impressive.

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Speaker 1: But against that since emerged, it's.

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Speaker 5: Footage of the gunman on the roof, there's spectators telling

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Speaker 5: This is a bloke who it sounds like he spent

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Speaker 5: five minutes, ten minutes on the internet researching how to

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Speaker 5: assassinate a president and then actually the fact you've got

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Speaker 5: and he was in plain sight just shows there were

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Speaker 5: catastrophic failings in the preparation of the protection on that day.

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Speaker 5: There are so many questions here, and I mean, hopefully

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Speaker 5: some of them will get answered, and I'm sure Donald

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Speaker 5: Trump will offer a few of them in that interview.

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Speaker 3: I have no doubt that he will.

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Speaker 2: As you said, they were just there's a lot of

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Speaker 2: but yet it's still managed to happen. Patrick Carline, great

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Speaker 2: to speak with you, thanks joining us. Joining me now

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Speaker 2: all the way from Italy is commentator Samara gil Samara,

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Speaker 2: thank you so much for joining us.

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Speaker 3: Let's start with Karmala Harris.

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Speaker 2: She seems like she's desperately trying to get down with

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Speaker 2: the cool kids and win over the gen Z vote.

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Speaker 2: There is a new wave of so called karma love

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Speaker 2: amid young people online. But will all those likes follows

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Speaker 2: Karmela trends and memes actually translate to votes.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for having me Danika.

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Speaker 2: Now, look, we all remember this moment when Marmala was born, but.

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Speaker 7: Everyone cannot actually understand why she's doing this. I just

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Speaker 3: That's a very good poin, But you're right.

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Speaker 2: Zealots at just Stop Oil have had their attempts to

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Speaker 10: Have a look, I mean, good on them.

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Speaker 3: They have to get through, they have to board their planes.

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Speaker 6: People who are just trying.

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Speaker 7: They've saved up for this holiday, and Gatwick is you

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Speaker 6: You know, people really look forward to.

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Speaker 2: Well, look, I agree with your fingers crossed. I mean,

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Speaker 2: these people actually need a job, believe it or not.

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Speaker 2: Let's turn out to the Royals. It's been thirteen years

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Speaker 6: Yeah, this book's really interesting.

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Speaker 7: It's obviously by a great royal biographer, Robert Jobson, but

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Speaker 6: At the beginning.

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Speaker 7: Of course, you know, Prince William. He was a very

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Speaker 6: Of course, he was going to be the future King

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Speaker 7: But you know, he chose someone who was very much

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Speaker 6: And I think he knew that early on.

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Speaker 7: But the issue is is that this book kind of

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Speaker 7: So I actually don't blame William for waiting ten years.

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Speaker 7: And I hope that this book doesn't sort of make

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Speaker 7: because I think they're stronger than ever now.

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Speaker 2: I completely agree with you. They certainly seem like a

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Speaker 2: solid force. Samara, Gil really appreciate your time.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much for joining us, Thank you for

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Speaker 2: Still to come Lefties Losing It and josh Hava joins

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Speaker 2: me to discuss the nightmare inducing White.

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Speaker 3: Women for Kamala Zoom call.

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Speaker 2: Now it's time for lefties losing it, starting with the

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Speaker 2: Karens for Kamala I kia a White Women for Kamala.

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Speaker 3: Harris Zoom call.

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Speaker 2: Almost two hundred thousand lefties, including celebrities, all dialing in

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Speaker 3: Karen's for Kamala I don't know.

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Speaker 11: You will wonder who is in charge, and you will

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Speaker 6: Struggle for me.

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Speaker 11: As white women, we are the ones that have the privilege,

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Speaker 4: A way to decenter the eurocentric and white voices that

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Speaker 11: I am here tonight embracing myself in your incredible prof

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 4: I feel like we all just went to collective therapy

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Speaker 4: that was so beautiful and we needed that so much.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I think we all need therapy after listening to that.

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Speaker 2: I mean, this pep rally is truly the stuff of nightmares.

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Speaker 2: A group of rich, white lunatic women telling other women, oh,

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Speaker 2: social media influencer Ariel Fador, who goes by the name

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Speaker 2: Missus Frazzled by name and well by nature.

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Speaker 3: It seems as she.

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Speaker 2: Was introduced on the call of someone here to help

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Hi, everybody.

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Speaker 4: I am so honored to speak today. I am like

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Speaker 4: here because as if you were here earlier, you've heard

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Speaker 4: biparc women have tapped us in as white women to

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Speaker 4: So do learn from and amplify the voices of those

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Speaker 2: I mean, what a patronizing pist is she trying to

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Speaker 3: Seriously, go back to your knitting and it gets worse.

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Speaker 3: Enter into the chat, what dudes for?

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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris starting with his lefty, who says he cried

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Speaker 2: after Hillary Clinton lost in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 12: I stood over my kid's bed and I wept.

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Speaker 1: I wept because I felt like I let them down.

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Speaker 3: HM, must be a very therapeutic male bonding session.

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Speaker 13: You know, masculinity as a trope has been co opted

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Speaker 2: Yes, it's a cult, it's a lefty total freak show.

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Speaker 2: And I'll give you an example of the real white

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Speaker 2: released a new add against Donald Trump depicting conservative men

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Speaker 3: U smag a Republican's banned abortion. But that's just the

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Speaker 3: Start's just the start.

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Speaker 2: If Trump gets selected, we want the government involved in

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Speaker 10: Life, way more involved, way more involved.

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Speaker 3: When you have sexual intercourse, it should be illegal. Choose contraception,

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Speaker 5: Your genitalis are reserve for pro creation.

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Speaker 13: If you freeze twelve eggs, you should be required to

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Speaker 13: have twelve babies or else you're a serial killer.

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Speaker 3: And I'm definitely not a serial killer.

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Speaker 1: Are you?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 2: No, this is serious and these actors are Democrat voters.

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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, say no more now to a regular lefty.

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Speaker 3: Chelsea has been handler.

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Speaker 2: The alleged comedian has been disturbingly triggered by those JD

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Speaker 2: Van's comments about childless cat ladies, prompting this rather bizarre

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Speaker 2: and nonsensical meltdown.

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Speaker 14: No president in the history of the United States has

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Speaker 14: ever been a mother. But maybe if she had five

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Speaker 14: kids with three different men and a scandalous affair with

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Speaker 14: a porn star and was convicted felon, that would be

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Speaker 14: more palatable to Republican men.

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Speaker 6: I mean, my god, are we tired?

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Speaker 1: You?

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Speaker 14: Sad diet, mountain dew drinking, couch humping, dolphin portante ficionado.

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Speaker 14: All of us childless cat and dog ladies are going

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Speaker 14: to go from childless and crushing it to childless and

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Speaker 14: crushing you in November. And before you tell me he

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Speaker 14: didn't really couch, spare me. I grew up in New

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Speaker 14: Jersey in the eighties where everyone had a couch in

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Speaker 14: their basement, and I know a couch when I see one.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Chelsea, it's clear you've been deep in that basement

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Speaker 2: many times doing God knows what brings a whole new

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Speaker 2: meaning to crazy cat lady, as does this.

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Speaker 15: See child free threatens the patriarchy.

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Speaker 6: We don't need no, ma'am.

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Speaker 3: We can do.

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Speaker 6: Everything he can't. On the ball, Live.

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Speaker 15: Taylors on my side, I'm a bull.

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Speaker 3: Live Maga starts to cry.

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Speaker 6: What I'm a bull live.

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Speaker 15: And Taylor's on my side, Yes she is, I'm a

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Speaker 15: bull live. Maga starts to cry.

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Speaker 3: That catchy, isn't it.

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Speaker 2: I mean, there's something very odd about those lefty DEI

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Speaker 2: bold libs. And to the Olympics opening ceremony, which was

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Speaker 2: universally condemned for mocking the world's two point four billion Christians.

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Speaker 2: But guess what we found a megafan of the Freak Show,

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Speaker 2: enter doctor Jill Biden.

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Speaker 3: It was spectacular. The rain did not dampen our spirits.

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Speaker 14: And Casey, honestly, every step of the way, I was

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Speaker 14: thinking to myself, Oh.

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Speaker 3: My god, oh my god, how are we going to

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Speaker 3: top this? How are we going to top this?

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Speaker 2: Now, coming back to the nightmare fuel inducing Karen's for

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Speaker 2: Kamla zoom call, as.

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Speaker 4: White women, we need to use our privilege to make

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Speaker 4: positive changes. If you find yourself talking over or speaking

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Speaker 4: for bipark individuals, or god forbid, correcting them, just take

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Speaker 4: a beat.

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Speaker 2: At the term BIPOC, by the way, stands for black

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Speaker 2: Indigenous people of color. And I mean, can you imagine

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Speaker 2: the outrage if it was whites against Kamla or white

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Speaker 2: men against Trump.

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Speaker 3: But it's okay if it's the.

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Speaker 2: Crazy far left lunatic liberal women, and here is more

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Speaker 2: of the person they chose to gentle parent them through

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Speaker 2: the election, also known on social media as missus.

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Speaker 4: Frazzle's no catch your bubble, uncle, noran I think you

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Speaker 4: said an inside thought out loud huh. Is him wearing nail.

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Speaker 6: Polish a big problem or.

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Speaker 3: A little problem? Oh no? Does it hurt your body

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Speaker 3: or your heart? Hi?

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Speaker 4: Friends, it's time to share the Arctic. Now your turn

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Speaker 4: is all done?

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Speaker 6: Got it?

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Speaker 1: Got it?

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Speaker 4: I know you like when people share with you, Well,

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Speaker 4: you need to share the earth with everyone, plants, animals,

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Speaker 4: and people.

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Speaker 2: I mean, this woman is seriously insufferable. It is a

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Speaker 2: grade level insanity and step aside. Kamala Karen's The identity

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Speaker 2: politics continues with white dudes for Harris who even have

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Speaker 2: mocked up what looks like official merchandise. Take a look

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Speaker 2: at this white dudes the Harris cap Join to be

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Speaker 2: dowt to unpack all of this is Newsweek Senior editor

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Speaker 2: at Large and Article three Projects Senior Counsel Josh Hammer.

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Speaker 3: Josh, good to see you.

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Speaker 2: Look, let's start with this Karens for Kamala White Women's

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Speaker 2: zoom call.

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Speaker 3: Is this the stuff of nightmares?

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Speaker 16: Well, you know, look, I can definitely tell you that

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Speaker 16: I am not a white dude for Harris, and I

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Speaker 16: will not be personally investing in one of those godforsaken

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Speaker 16: trucker hats that I guess they're trying to gin up

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Speaker 16: some enthusiasm for in the campaign. Look, this is what

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Speaker 16: happens when you have a political party and a political movement,

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Speaker 16: and that's the Democratic Party and contemporary American leftism that

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Speaker 16: is just obsessed, obsessed with race.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 16: You know, Look, America has a complicated history with race.

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Speaker 16: I'm born in Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Lincoln, of course, won

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Speaker 16: the Civil War here in the US. He freed the

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Speaker 16: slaves and so forth. There The point, though, The point though,

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Speaker 16: is that through the Civil War and through these civil

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Speaker 16: rights statutes that America passed sixty years ago, we moved

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Speaker 16: past race, or so we thought, Why do these people

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Speaker 16: want to bring it back to the forefront of our consciousness.

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Speaker 16: We literally have fought wars, hundreds and hundreds of thousands

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Speaker 16: of Americans died in the Civil War to try to

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Speaker 16: erase race consciousness from the American broader conscience. And now

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Speaker 16: this party in the year twenty twenty four is trying

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Speaker 16: to bring it back. I think it's absolutely disgusting. I

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Speaker 16: for one, continue to see my fellow Americans not in

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Speaker 16: terms of race, but based on the merits of their ideas,

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Speaker 16: and on their political ideologies, and on actual substance, not

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Speaker 16: on arbitrary characteristics. Unfortunately, the Democratic Party of the year

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Speaker 16: twenty twenty four, when it comes to elevating race consciousness

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Speaker 16: to the forefront of the political conversation, sounds suspiciously like

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Speaker 16: the Democratic Party of the eighteen forties eighteen fifties, pre

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Speaker 16: American Civil War, when race consciousness was at the center

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Speaker 16: in a very very different manner.

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Speaker 2: Actually, And you know, imagine, Josh, if this was what

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Speaker 2: men for Trump, can you imagine the outrage then?

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Speaker 16: No, I mean, I mean, could you possibly imagine to

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Speaker 16: your question, I mean, I have plenty of white friends

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Speaker 16: who are supporting Donald Trump and like the thought of

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Speaker 16: you know, if they band together and form some sort

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Speaker 16: some sort of Instagram group or you know, God help us,

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Speaker 16: some sort of TikTok video. You know, if TikTok isn't

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Speaker 16: banned here in the US and the near future, which

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Speaker 16: in my opinion, actually should be. But I mean, people

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Speaker 16: would freak out. It would be coast to coast coverage.

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Speaker 16: It would it would literally dominate cable news here on MSNBC,

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Speaker 16: on CNN, the New York Times, Washington Post editorial boards,

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Speaker 16: but would write up a lengthy editorial condemning this patriarchal

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Speaker 16: white supremacy, this act of fascism, insurrection, jingoism, chauvinism, all

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Speaker 16: these various isms that their just repeated false use has

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Speaker 16: totally deprived the meaning of it. Again, this is what

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Speaker 16: happens when you have a party in a movement to

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Speaker 16: EGA that is just obs sessed with Reese. And again

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Speaker 16: I plead to my fellow American then, really, just to

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Speaker 16: Westerners all across the world, can we stop thinking so

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Speaker 16: much about reefs and focus a little bit more on

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Speaker 16: policies and ideas than that which really matters.

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Speaker 2: You'd think so, right, I mean, there's that meant to

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Speaker 2: be the heart.

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Speaker 3: Of politics, but clearly not in this day and age.

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Speaker 2: Now, Look, the Democrats are desperately trying to rebrand Karmala

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Speaker 2: Harris lying about her previous comments. So here is Pete

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Speaker 2: Burdajig making it very clear that Karmala Harris was not

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Speaker 2: in charge of the border.

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Speaker 4: Let's be very clear about this, because there has been

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Speaker 4: a lot of mischaracterization.

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Speaker 1: She was not in charge of the border.

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Speaker 8: The Homeland Security Department is in charge of the border.

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Speaker 2: Even though we know it was widely reported that she

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Speaker 2: was in fact put in charge of the border.

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Speaker 3: The headlines are there to prove it.

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Speaker 2: And here is the Hill today reporting that Harris does

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Speaker 2: not support a fracking band. That's the latest headline. They

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Speaker 2: think that we forgot about these comments.

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Speaker 12: I am committed to passing a green New Deal, creating

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Speaker 12: clean jobs, and finally putting an end to fracking once

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Speaker 12: and for all.

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Speaker 3: There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking. Josh,

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Speaker 3: what are the dams trying to achieve here?

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Speaker 16: What they're trying to achieve is nothing less than a

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Speaker 16: full throttle, you know, essentially an unprecedented gas lighting operation

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Speaker 16: on the American people. That is really what they are

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Speaker 16: trying to do. They're trying to make you forget your

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Speaker 16: lying eyes and to not believe your lying ears.

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Speaker 6: You know.

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Speaker 16: Look, this was not that long ago. Kamala Harris ran

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Speaker 16: for president in the twenty twenty Democratic Party presidential primary

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Speaker 16: in fact, her campaign was so terrible that she bowed

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Speaker 16: out in December twenty nineteen, about a month before the

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Speaker 16: first primary votes were cast in the Iowa caucuses, and

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Speaker 16: back then because she was trying to compete with Bernie Sanders,

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Speaker 16: Elizabeth Warren in various other far left hacks in the

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Speaker 16: socialist wing of the Democratic Party. She took a lot

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Speaker 16: of very very far left stand so she came out

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Speaker 16: in favor of a total ban on phracky. She came

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Speaker 16: out in favor of a total ban on offshore drilling,

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Speaker 16: and she supported the Green New Deal. She supports massive

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Speaker 16: crushing electric vehicle mandates, which would essentially destroy the American

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Speaker 16: auto industry, which is already being crushed by various other

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Speaker 16: green mandates. She's trying to make a legal immigration for

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Speaker 16: those coming across the US Mexico border, not a crime,

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Speaker 16: but just a near fine or god forbid, a slap

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Speaker 16: on the list. You know, back during the Black Lives Manner,

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Speaker 16: Antifa riots, the anarchy that was destroying America's urban corridors

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Speaker 16: in the summer of twenty twenty, after the death of

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Speaker 16: our great martyr Saint George Floyd, you know, Kamala Harris

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Speaker 16: linked to a Black Lives Matter bail fund on her

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Speaker 16: social media trying to bail out the rioters who were

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Speaker 16: looting and vandalizing destroying property. By the way, insurance estimates

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Speaker 16: of that Summer of Love total roughly two billion dollars

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Speaker 16: in assess property damage. She's been on the wrong side

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Speaker 16: of basically every single political issue that I have been

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Speaker 16: aware of. And it's not just that they're trying to

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Speaker 16: retcon her path and to make her out to be

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Speaker 16: something that she's not. It's not a have to do

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Speaker 16: it because her popularity is in the toilet, you know.

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Speaker 16: NBC News last summer actually did an in depth analysis

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Speaker 16: where they looked at the favorable unfavorable splits of every

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Speaker 16: vice president in American history, or at least that which

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Speaker 16: for which we have polling data. She was the number

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Speaker 16: one least popular vice president ever, seventeen points underwater. And

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Speaker 16: I think it was roughly twenty nine percent of Democrats

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Speaker 16: in a poll that I saw a month or two ago,

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Speaker 16: only twenty nine percent said that they wanted her to

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Speaker 16: be the nominee if Joe Biden drops out. It frankly

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Speaker 16: was not that long ago that the conversation was how

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Speaker 16: Joe Biden can dump Kamala Harris. They were trying to

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Speaker 16: find someone slightly more palatable, more popular. So, you know,

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Speaker 16: I'm getting so much whiplash from the media. Is just

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Speaker 16: constant jerking around here. Fortunately, I at least have some

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Speaker 16: faith that the American people are fully capable of seeing

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Speaker 16: through this outrageous gas lining.

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Speaker 2: Well, fingers crossed, but you're right, there's so much towing

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Speaker 2: and frowing it's impossible to cape up.

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Speaker 3: Right now, now, I have a look at this Google

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Speaker 3: has I.

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Speaker 2: Made to the assassination attempt of Donald Trump in search results,

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Speaker 2: And it has also been reported that if you actually

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Speaker 2: look up, if you Google Donald Trump, users were only

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Speaker 2: getting news.

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Speaker 3: About Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 2: So look, I decided to try it out for myself

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Speaker 2: this morning to test this theory. And what do you know,

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Speaker 2: It turns out that these reports are indeed accurate. I

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Speaker 2: just find this astonishing. Josh, what's going on here?

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Speaker 16: Well, I'll tell you exactly what is going on here.

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Speaker 16: What is going on here is that Google and the

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Speaker 16: various other Silicon Valley big tech oligarchs are putting an

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Speaker 16: unapologetic thumb on the scale in favor of their candidate

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Speaker 16: who is the candidate of the uniparty of the regime,

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Speaker 16: that is Kamala Harris, and against the candidate who is

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Speaker 16: challenging the regime uniparty status quo, which is Donald Trump.

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Speaker 16: We have seen this time and time again. In fact,

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Speaker 16: Google really started to first flex its muscle, so to speak,

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Speaker 16: during the twenty sixteen presidential election when Donald Trump eked

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Speaker 16: out of victory over Hillary Clinton. Actually, if you go

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Speaker 16: back then, so there was a PhD. A doctor by

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Speaker 16: the name of Robert Epstein, who's a sociologist. He studied

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Speaker 16: statistics when it comes to kind of shifting public preferences.

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Speaker 16: He testified in the United States Senate in twenty seventeen,

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Speaker 16: a year after the twenty sixteen election, that Google Google

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Speaker 16: was single handly responsible for shifting upwards of three million

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Speaker 16: votes from Donald Trump to Hillary Clinton back in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 16: By the way, doctor Epstein who testified, there was a

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Speaker 16: Hillary Clinton voter. So it's not like he had any

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Speaker 16: skin in the game, so to speak.

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Speaker 13: There.

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Speaker 16: You know, this is one of the many reasons why

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Speaker 16: I've been passionate over the years that America's massive tech

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Speaker 16: companies Google probably first and foremost, with other companies like Meta, Facebook,

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Speaker 16: Instagram really have to be regulated as common carriers in

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Speaker 16: the Anglo American common law tradition, the same way that ISPs,

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Speaker 16: internet service providers, telephone providers at and T rising. Here

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Speaker 16: in the US, we have to regulate these companies the

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Speaker 16: exact same way, because otherwise you're literally giving the power

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Speaker 16: to actually decide elections, to shift election outcomes to unaccountable

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Speaker 16: Birkenstock wearing Silicon Valley weaves with PhDs from calib Berkeley

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Speaker 16: and Stanford, rather than holding the actual people accountable as

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Speaker 16: we the people are charged with doing under our American

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Speaker 16: constitutional order.

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Speaker 2: I like that description absolutely, spot on it. It is frightening,

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Speaker 2: to be quite honest. Now, let's take a look at

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Speaker 2: the latest polling. According to Polling Market, Donald Trump is

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Speaker 2: sitting at sixty one percent compared to Kamala Harris at

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Speaker 2: thirty seven. Now, Josh, this is a little bit different

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Speaker 2: to some other polling we've seen recently where it shows.

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Speaker 3: The pair a bit more at neck and neck. What

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Speaker 3: does this suggest in your view? Look, I think that.

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Speaker 16: Donald Trump continues to be the favorite to win the election. Now,

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Speaker 16: I am not guaranteeing a victory or anything like that.

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Speaker 16: It's going to be close. It's definitely going to be close.

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Speaker 16: But here's my rationale here. Look, if Biden was going

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Speaker 16: to drop out of the race, obviously whoever replaced him

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Speaker 16: was going to get an immediate and thy usiasm boost

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Speaker 16: in the polls. Democrats were desperate for Joe Biden to

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Speaker 16: thee out of their race. The media, which pretended to

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Speaker 16: be doing an earnest job of trying to hold accountable

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Speaker 16: the governments for about a month, you know, immediately turned

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Speaker 16: on a don They snapped their fingers, and now they're

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Speaker 16: in full scale apology of propagandamode again. But here is

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Speaker 16: why I takes some solace in that from a conservative perspective. Here,

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Speaker 16: I take some solace in that because even now, after

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Speaker 16: that bump and after that high water mark, so to speak,

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Speaker 16: Kamala Harris still trails Trump in most head to head

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Speaker 16: polling on a national level, She still trails Donald Trump

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Speaker 16: in most swing state polling. Now, admittedly it's closer. The

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Speaker 16: point is this should be a real high watermark for her.

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Speaker 16: Republicans have barely begun to fight back. They haven't really

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Speaker 16: started to carpet bomb the airwaves, reminding her as you

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Speaker 16: and I have already discussed here about her radical, far

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Speaker 16: left record when it comes to energy policies, the environment,

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Speaker 16: the war on cops, the legal immigration, healthcare, electric vehicles,

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Speaker 16: you name it.

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Speaker 3: There she has a horrible, horrible, horrible.

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Speaker 16: Record, which is why she's never been a particularly successful politician.

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Speaker 16: Again for presidential bidwa and absolutely nowhere when the voters

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Speaker 16: actually learn about Kamala Harris, and frankly that when they

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Speaker 16: hear her open her mouth, because she's not exactly the

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Speaker 16: most eloquent woman in the world. You know, when all

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Speaker 16: of these things get exposed for the masses, the American

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Speaker 16: people kind of cringe and try to look the other

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Speaker 16: direction there. So again, it's going.

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Speaker 3: To be close.

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Speaker 16: America's elections typically these days are close. But I continue

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Speaker 16: to think that Donald Trump is more likely than not

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Speaker 16: to win this election.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, look, fingers crossed, we're watching that polling closely now.

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Speaker 3: Joe Biden has proposed.

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Speaker 2: Sweeping reforms to the Supreme Court, including term limits and

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Speaker 2: abiding binding code of conduct for its nine justices. Josh, look,

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Speaker 2: let's be honest, Kamla Harris will do the exact same

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Speaker 2: thing and declare.

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Speaker 3: War on the Court. Why are they looking to undermine

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Speaker 3: the rule of law.

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Speaker 16: Well, Kamla Harris has actually already came out and said

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Speaker 16: that she supports what Joe Biden's doing here. So they're

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Speaker 16: basically attached at the hip those two, which, by the way,

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Speaker 16: is kind of one of the problems of trying to

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Speaker 16: run a presidential bid while you're the sitting vice president,

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Speaker 16: because you can you can only be your own thinker.

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Speaker 16: So much so they're very much on the same page here. Look,

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Speaker 16: Joe Biden, first of all, is a galling hypocrite on this.

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Speaker 16: You know, I wrote a column on this few years ago. Actually,

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Speaker 16: Joe Biden rose to the floor of the United States

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Speaker 16: Senate in two thousand and five to applaud the Senate

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Speaker 16: Judiciary Democrats back in nineteen thirty seven who overwhelmingly rejected

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Speaker 16: Democratic President FDR's infamous court packing the scheme back during

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Speaker 16: the New Deal of the nineteen thirties. Joe Biden in

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Speaker 16: two thousand and five was singing their praises for rejecting

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Speaker 16: this idea that we would overthrow our established, inherited traditions

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Speaker 16: and somehow tried to tried to run roughshot over a

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Speaker 16: coordinate branch government. Here we are nineteen years later. He's

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Speaker 16: mentally and physically deficient at this point, in the throes

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Speaker 16: of a palpable senessence. And sure enough, at this point

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Speaker 16: he has an empty vessel for the Democratic Party to

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Speaker 16: just kind of project whatever they want onto him. So

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Speaker 16: I'm not surprised that he comes out in favor of this,

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Speaker 16: saying that he was dead, he would have been dedaposed

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Speaker 16: to twenty years ago. Fortunately for Republicans. One, what Joe

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Speaker 16: Biden's talking about is not popular. Two, more accurately, it's

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Speaker 16: actually outright. So you cannot statutorily provide term limits for

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Speaker 16: the justice because the Constitution very clearly provides an Article three,

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Speaker 16: Section one, Clause one that justices shall serve quote during

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Speaker 16: good behavior, which has been unanimously interpreted to mean life tenure.

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Speaker 16: So to overrule that you need a constitutional amendment. You

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Speaker 16: can't do a bi congressional statute. Same thing for this

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Speaker 16: so called ethics proposal.

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Speaker 1: There.

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Speaker 16: You know, if you're trying to tell them when they

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Speaker 16: can or cannot recuse themselves from cases, you can't do

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Speaker 16: that either, because that's part of the quote judicial power,

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Speaker 16: which Article three of the Constitutions speak. So these things

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Speaker 16: are actually in the Constitution, you can't just pass a

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Speaker 16: congressional statute to overrule it. Ultimately, what's going on here,

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Speaker 16: I think, and this is really kind of the main

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Speaker 16: thrust of the points here. What's ultimately going on here

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Speaker 16: is that the left in America cannot stand the fact

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Speaker 16: that the United States Supreme Court is maybe the only

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Speaker 16: institution of major political, legal, cultural, or civilizational salients in

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Speaker 16: this country that is not entirely controlled by the left.

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Speaker 16: It is not a hard right court. It is a

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Speaker 16: center right court, but it is not a left wing court.

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Speaker 16: And for that reason, and that reason alone, left is

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Speaker 16: trying to destroy it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's very clear. Good luck to them. I can't

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Speaker 2: see this getting up. Josh Hammer, thank you so much

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Speaker 2: for joining.

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Speaker 3: Us on the show.

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Speaker 16: Always a pleasure.

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Speaker 13: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Still to come, we cross to the UK, where another

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Speaker 2: Tory has thrown.

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Speaker 3: Their hat in the ring for party leadership.

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Speaker 2: And tensions between Israel and Lebanon are dangerously close to

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Speaker 2: reaching boiling points. Joining me now from London is political

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Speaker 2: correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle, Lauren bell Cross. Lauren, thank

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Speaker 2: you so much for joining us. Let's start with UK politics.

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Speaker 2: Six candidates have now put their hand up to become

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Speaker 2: touring leader. Kemmy Badendock the latest. Now she's pledging a

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Speaker 2: complete renewal of the party. How do you see this

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Speaker 2: playing out? Who is actually in with a chance here?

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Speaker 1: Well, thank you for having me.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, as you say, there's six candidates, so Kevin Badnock

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Speaker 12: I think is the bookmaker's faces. Other candidates also include

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Speaker 12: James Cleverly, the former Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary Pretty

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Speaker 12: Patel another for Home Secretary, Robert Jenrick, the former Immigration

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Speaker 12: minister who resigned over the government's controversial Ruanda legislation he

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Speaker 12: said it didn't go far enough, former Working Pension Secretary

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Speaker 12: Nel Stride, and the former Security Minister Tom Tougan hat

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Speaker 12: In terms of this is going to be quite a

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Speaker 12: long contest, so they've got basically from now until the

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Speaker 12: second of November to whittle down the candidates. I think

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Speaker 12: by about October they're going to whittle it down to

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Speaker 12: two candidates. We will then go through to the full

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Speaker 12: ballot of Conservative Party members. But up until that point,

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Speaker 12: it's up to the Parliamentary Party and there's around just

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Speaker 12: over one hundred and twenty odd Conservative MPs still hanging

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Speaker 12: around because of the scale of their defeat at the

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Speaker 12: last general election, so it's going to be very interesting

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Speaker 12: to see how those MP's Conservative MP's whittle it down

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Speaker 12: and allow the members the final say. So, even though

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Speaker 12: coming bad might be the favorite, it'll be interesting to

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Speaker 12: see how much support she has within the co Conservative

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Speaker 12: Parliamentary Party and whether she's going to be able to

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Speaker 12: maintain that throughout going forward to eventually get to the members.

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Speaker 2: And The BBC has been condemned for its reporting of

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Speaker 2: the weekends deadly Hesbela rocket attack in the Golan Heights.

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Speaker 3: The BBC's article about the attack was headlined eleven dead in.

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Speaker 2: Rocket attack on Israeli occupied Golan Lauren. The headline, which

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Speaker 2: was altered after a few hours, did not refer to Hesbela,

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Speaker 2: the Druze community, or that.

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Speaker 3: The rocket struck children playing football.

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Speaker 2: Why is the BBC trying to conceal the key facts?

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Speaker 12: I mean, I wish I could say it was just

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Speaker 12: the BBC, but I think much of the international media's

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Speaker 12: coverage of this horrific incident has just been absolutely outrageous.

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Speaker 12: One news outlet described Hesbela as the partners of the

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Speaker 12: level government rather than an Iranian proxy militia which is

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Speaker 12: holding the country of Lebin and effectively hostage. It also

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Speaker 12: went on to describe Israeli lust for vengeance. Similarly, the

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Speaker 12: front page of the Washington Post had something like about

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Speaker 12: a strike in southern Israel and Israel strikes Lebanon, rather

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Speaker 12: than a depiction of what went on, which is a

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Speaker 12: Hesbla missile killed twelve children playing football. I mean, it's

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Speaker 12: absolutely scandalous. This is the same BBC that has refused

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Speaker 12: to in the Parst cale hamas a terrorist organization, even

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Speaker 12: though it is a prescribed terrorist organization by the UK government.

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Speaker 12: I don't recall them having similar difficulties when it came

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Speaker 12: to Isis for example. But I think you know, this

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Speaker 12: is an ongoing issue and has been so since the

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Speaker 12: seventh of October, and it's something that they've come in

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Speaker 12: for a lot of criticism for.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and well deserved criticism as well. It's just extraordinary.

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Speaker 2: And Lauren, since the attack by Hesblad the weakend, there

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Speaker 2: are now real fears of a broad a conflict in

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Speaker 2: the region.

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Speaker 3: How do you say this playing out now?

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Speaker 12: Well, the truth of the matter is what's gone hugely

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Speaker 12: underreported in so much of the media coverage of the

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Speaker 12: conflict in Israel is that effectively, since the seventh of October,

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Speaker 12: Hezblah has been indiscriminately shelling Israel and the north of Israel.

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Speaker 12: They're around an estimated sixty thousand people that have been

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Speaker 12: displaced internally displaced within Israel because that it is not

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Speaker 12: safe for them to live in their communities along the

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Speaker 12: Lebanon border. And I think one has to ask oneself

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Speaker 12: what country on Earth would tolerate a reality in which

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Speaker 12: sixty thousand of their citizens had to be displaced because

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Speaker 12: of rocket attacks from a terrorist organization. And this is

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Speaker 12: the huge dynama. Of course, there is now questions about

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Speaker 12: whether any kind of escalation is going to happen and

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Speaker 12: what kind of response Israel is going to come up with,

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Speaker 12: because I think a lot of you know, even a

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Speaker 12: lot of the Druiz community are saying, why, you know,

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Speaker 12: what are you going to do about this? You can't

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Speaker 12: let this stand. So it's not just a question of

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Speaker 12: Israel aggression. It's a lot of the Jewish community, sorry,

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Speaker 12: a lot of the Druze community is demanding action on

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Speaker 12: this what they see as a horrific well, what is

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Speaker 12: a horrific killing of twelve children playing football by a

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Speaker 12: terrorist organization.

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Speaker 2: It's absolutely terrible. Now, I want to get your thoughts

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Speaker 2: on this. A judo competitor representing Tajikistan in the Olympics

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Speaker 2: has refused to shake his Israeli opponent's hand and instead said,

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Speaker 2: aluakba Lauren. What happened to the spirit of the games

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Speaker 2: being about good sportsmanship?

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Speaker 12: Well, indeed, I think it's just absolutely wrong that this

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Speaker 12: kind of thing happens and goes unpunished, although some have

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Speaker 12: some commentators have said that he got what was described

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Speaker 12: as calmo in the end because in a later fight

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Speaker 12: against a Japanese contender he got absolutely slammed to the

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Speaker 12: ground and dislocated his shoulder and started crying from the pain,

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Speaker 12: which you know wouldn't wish on anyone. But some commentators said, well,

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Speaker 12: you know, that's your karma for your unsportmanly conduct in

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Speaker 12: an earlier round against an Israelikan sender.

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Speaker 3: Now let's talk about the US now.

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump has called Karmala Harris's statement on the Gaza

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Speaker 2: war disrespectful.

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Speaker 3: Of course, the Vice.

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Speaker 2: President marked a very change of tone on the war

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Speaker 2: last week. She declared she would not be silent about Palestinians,

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Speaker 2: but also announced a ceasefire with droll plan. Lauren Trump

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Speaker 2: has said, I don't know how a person who is

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Speaker 2: Jewish could actually vote for her. But what does Middle

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Speaker 2: East policy look like under a possible Karmala Harris presidency?

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Speaker 12: Do you think I can't see it being hugely different

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Speaker 12: to the similar approach undertake approach is taken by Biseruro

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Speaker 12: or Obama, so broadly supportive of Israel, but with frustrations

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Speaker 12: and clashes with Israel's Prime minister in particular when it

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Speaker 12: comes to Iran. So I think Iran is going to

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Speaker 12: be the big issue which is going to be a

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Speaker 12: big stick and point of contention between Israel and a

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Speaker 12: potential Harris presidency. I think a lot of Israelis across

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Speaker 12: the political spectrum, that is, don't think the Democrats get

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Speaker 12: the issue and get how much of a security threat

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Speaker 12: Iran is to Israel, both in terms of its role

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Speaker 12: destabilizing the wider Middle East, supporting groups like Bahuthis, various

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Speaker 12: militias in Iraq and Hez Belauri Lebanon, this kind of

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Speaker 12: what's called the Shea Crescent across the Middle East of

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Speaker 12: just destabilizing existing regimes there and so in chaos. And

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Speaker 12: of course you've now got the added complication that they've

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Speaker 12: apparently on the break of getting a nuclear weapon or

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Speaker 12: capacity for the weapons, which is going to add some

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Speaker 12: tensions to an already pretty tense region.

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Speaker 2: Very concerning in Dave, Lauren bell Cross. We have to lay,

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Speaker 2: but they really appreciate your time. Thank you so much

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Speaker 2: for joining.

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Speaker 12: Us, Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 3: That's it from me. Up next is News Night, Good Night,