Speaker 1: Love.
Speaker 2: This is outside.
Speaker 3: Get I you little beauties and happy Australia Days, scrooth
Speaker 3: fair suck of the cab sav It's Australia Day in
Speaker 3: the fair danks, greatest nation on Earth, God's own you
Speaker 3: little ripper, and welcome to outsiders. The show that is
Speaker 3: to woke identity politics and anti colonialism.
Speaker 2: What Klaus Schwab, head.
Speaker 3: Of the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, is
Speaker 3: to humility.
Speaker 4: The future that's not just unfold. The future is shaped
Speaker 4: by us, and particularly shaped by us.
Speaker 5: In siel, Klaus, I think you might have got that
Speaker 5: a little bit wrong. The future is actually being shaped
Speaker 5: this time around by the people in this room.
Speaker 6: This next item is a directive to the federal government
Speaker 6: ordering the restoration of freedom of speech and preventing government
Speaker 6: censorship of free speech going forward.
Speaker 1: And it hasn't gone unnoticed by the rest of the
Speaker 1: DeVos crowd that well, they may well be history.
Speaker 7: Trump has done something no person in the world has
Speaker 7: ever done before. A dead band, a dead politician has
Speaker 7: risen somebody who they were four years ago at loves
Speaker 7: He's buried dead politically known to me, He's now returned.
Speaker 7: This is the greatest comeback in political history of a politician,
Speaker 7: and then therefore he thinks he can do anything.
Speaker 8: We need to also factor in not only who's won,
Speaker 8: which is Trump, but whose loss, which is to say.
Speaker 2: Us, Oh, it certainly is to say you.
Speaker 3: You certainly did lose Davos, and the world will be
Speaker 3: a better lot, a better place without you. To adapt
Speaker 3: my favorite Davos phrase, you will have no more power
Speaker 3: over us and you will be happy.
Speaker 2: But in the meantime, let's grab the latest Outsiders news.
Speaker 3: Well, it's Australia Day. Fantastic Australia Day. Rita and James,
Speaker 3: what did you make of the great news? I love
Speaker 3: this a great way to start Australia Day. Just center
Speaker 3: Price into the cabinet, got a great role therereta a very.
Speaker 5: Important role essentially the Department of Government Efficiency. Their role,
Speaker 5: Elon Musk is performing for Donald Trump's administration. We needed here,
Speaker 5: I think just as much, if not more so. She's
Speaker 5: just the woman for their role. And I'd like to
Speaker 5: see her as the leader of the Nationals, as Deputy
Speaker 5: Prime Minister in a in a dubt and that is
Speaker 5: I think going to be Ralia's first Prime minister. Ultimately
Speaker 5: I think she's the front runner. Of course she's got
Speaker 5: to come into the Lower House, but that can.
Speaker 2: Be first age.
Speaker 5: And you know what, she's getting the roles not because
Speaker 5: she's a woman, not because she's Indigenous. She's getting them
Speaker 5: because of meritocracy, because she is eminently capable. She was
Speaker 5: so critical to defeating the Toxic Voice referendum. And Australians
Speaker 5: like her. They trust her, they recognize how she feels
Speaker 5: about this country and particularly on a day like this
Speaker 5: Australia day, we need politicians like that.
Speaker 3: She's she's up there in Tamworth today at the Music
Speaker 3: Festival with husband Colin. They're performing at Midday some or other.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is a fair thingcom Ossie. This is
Speaker 3: the sort of Australian, she says. This is the sort
Speaker 3: of Australian that Australians love, someone who's genuine and honest.
Speaker 3: And great job to Peter Dutton putting her into the cabinet.
Speaker 3: As I said, we've been saying that on Outsiders for
Speaker 3: Ages she should be in the cabinet, and as Rita
Speaker 3: was saying, I'd love to see her leading the Nationals
Speaker 3: because I would love to see Peter Dutton and just
Speaker 3: enter Price standing side by side throughout the election campaign.
Speaker 2: You do that, guys, and you will win in a landslide,
Speaker 2: the two of you together. That's it.
Speaker 3: Australia will get rid of this ghastly alban easy mob,
Speaker 3: get rid of them, and we can look forward to
Speaker 3: a bright future.
Speaker 1: Well there is, you know. I think the point you
Speaker 1: make there about this gives just Centerprice a real ticket
Speaker 1: to be part of the coming election campaign. She should
Speaker 1: be their front and center. She has a great story
Speaker 1: to tell. People just naturally gravitate to her.
Speaker 2: She is authentic.
Speaker 1: She is authentic, which is exactly which is the most
Speaker 1: prized thing in politics, is something that you cannot fake,
Speaker 1: you know, and that's the key to it. She is
Speaker 1: also her story is fantastic because she's Indigenous, but she
Speaker 1: is also very much against all of the toxicity of
Speaker 1: the divisiveness of the way indigenous politics has been handled
Speaker 1: in this country for decades, and the way her people
Speaker 1: have been used, i think by the left for their
Speaker 1: own purposes to divide the country. She rejects that, as
Speaker 1: did sixty percent of Australian's at the at the referendum.
Speaker 1: So I think this is an excellent move for for her, what.
Speaker 2: Did we think reads are of James Patterson?
Speaker 3: I would have liked to have seen James Patterson as
Speaker 3: get the Foreign Ministry in the reshuffle, makes sense, standing
Speaker 3: absolutely staying.
Speaker 4: Where he is.
Speaker 3: They put David Coleman in reading. Your response was who, Well,
Speaker 3: the things.
Speaker 5: That happen in our meetings were when I was supposed
Speaker 5: to be kept in our meetings a lot.
Speaker 1: More cabinet solidarity, please exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, but.
Speaker 5: We've already had a run with Peter Darton and just
Speaker 5: Enterprise articulating the Liberals coalition's position, so we already know
Speaker 5: it works. So why would you mess with a winning formula?
Speaker 5: It is crazy to be doing that. And just on
Speaker 5: that clip, we opened this show with down at Dave
Speaker 5: Davos because they're very depressed.
Speaker 9: Well, if they were.
Speaker 5: Watching Outsiders anytime over the last four years, they wouldn't
Speaker 5: be in the shock they obviously are, because we never
Speaker 5: said Trump was dead and buried.
Speaker 9: We said he's going to be the candidate.
Speaker 5: We've said that despite all the law fair maybe because
Speaker 5: of some of that lawfare, he isn't going to win.
Speaker 9: So you just have to watch Outsiders.
Speaker 3: Absolutely predict I did predict he would win in a landslide,
Speaker 3: which he didn't.
Speaker 1: But you know, this is all part of this border thing.
Speaker 1: You know, they call it the vibe shift. You know,
Speaker 1: that far left woke managerial politics with technocratic politics which
Speaker 1: attempts to tell us all what to do and how
Speaker 1: to live our lives, which is exactly what the Davos
Speaker 1: class is all about. You know, the physics of this
Speaker 1: are really simple. There's an opposite reaction to that, and
Speaker 1: people get so upset by being told their country isn't
Speaker 1: great that they need to you know, eat vegetables instead
Speaker 1: of steak. All the things that Davos wants, but also
Speaker 1: all the things that the left says here, you know,
Speaker 1: don't celebrate Australia, don't be proud of your country, all
Speaker 1: of this sort of stuff. And people are swinging back
Speaker 1: wildly to that we have on this program. They've been
Speaker 1: at the absolute leading edge of that for years and
Speaker 1: calling that and you know, identifying the way this has
Speaker 1: been going.
Speaker 5: Absolutely bring back to the referendum. I think that was
Speaker 5: the greatest gift Anthony Abernezi has given this nation. As
Speaker 5: much as we said it was a waste of money,
Speaker 5: it was divisive, it was obviously toxic for the country.
Speaker 5: But the fact is it has awakened Australians to who
Speaker 5: the real majority is and it's not the narrative that
Speaker 5: the media push. It's not the narrative the activist class
Speaker 5: and the celebrities.
Speaker 3: And it's also awakened Australians to the threat that they
Speaker 3: are under. And the fact I love the fact that
Speaker 3: Peter Dutton and just Senter Price had come out and
Speaker 3: said one flag, which is what we got here behind us,
Speaker 3: One flag, the Australian flag. Just Center Price made the
Speaker 3: brilliant points on Friday. I'm going to get my show
Speaker 3: a plug on Friday Evening World. According to Rowandine at
Speaker 3: seven pm on Friday, just Center Price made the absolute
Speaker 3: point that it is the Southern Cross on the Australian
Speaker 3: flag that represents Indigenous Australians. All Indigenous Australians under that
Speaker 3: Southern Cross as they have been for thousands of years.
Speaker 3: That is the real indigenous flag behind us. People like
Speaker 3: Adam Bant and the Green should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. James,
Speaker 3: I want to move on to this point. The Australia
Speaker 3: Day honors we had, you know, obviously there were.
Speaker 2: Some good ones there. I'm not saying that they weren't.
Speaker 3: There was merit there, et cetera. But I'm sorry Jillian Triggs.
Speaker 3: Jillian Triggs, the woman who said that she wasn't happy
Speaker 3: with the fact that Australians could have their own discussions
Speaker 3: around the kitchen table without government censorship.
Speaker 2: She got some kind of honor. Forget it, forget it.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I don't just in honor she got. She
Speaker 1: got a Companion of the Order of Australia. That is
Speaker 1: the highest honor that you can get. It's as it's
Speaker 1: an ac Very few of these are handed out in
Speaker 1: every honors list. This shows you exactly where the heart
Speaker 1: of this government is. It's at that totalitarian, woke leftism.
Speaker 1: Because Jillian Triggs, when she was you know, the very
Speaker 1: Orwellian call Human Rights commissioner, she's she said, unfortunately, you
Speaker 1: can still say what you want around your kitchen table.
Speaker 1: Keywords there. Unfortunately and still and remember this is the
Speaker 1: same government that's also trans crowd the Dallas crowd. This
Speaker 1: is the same government that has been trying with a
Speaker 1: lot of other countries and shadowy organizations to push misinformation
Speaker 1: legislation to censor the Internet and so it's what we
Speaker 1: can see and in fact eventually get to the point
Speaker 1: where we can't see what we want and agreed to.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump made the point that if you're talking about
Speaker 3: misinformation and disinformation, you are talking about government censorship, and
Speaker 3: Trump has banned that in the USA.
Speaker 2: We must follow suit.
Speaker 3: Misinformation disinformation is simply buzzwords work code words for government censorship.
Speaker 2: Of your right to free speech. That's all it means. Resa.
Speaker 5: It is it's the sharing of inconvenient truths that authorities
Speaker 5: don't want you to share. And we saw that throughout
Speaker 5: the COVID era, and the biggest peddlars of information misinformation
Speaker 5: were the authorities. And you were told that you have
Speaker 5: this vaccine, you can't get the virus, you can't pass
Speaker 5: on the virus pack.
Speaker 1: A lot more than that, More than that, we were
Speaker 1: lied to about, you know, the pandemic itself and where
Speaker 1: it came from. And it's you know, if you live
Speaker 1: at New York Times website. Now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: they've got the support up. The CIA now says, oh, actually, huh,
Speaker 1: we think this thing came from a lab. And that's
Speaker 1: what they're saying now. And you remember all the times
Speaker 1: when we on this program and all the social media
Speaker 1: companies and Twitter before Elon must have took it over.
Speaker 1: You would get in real trouble if you said, I
Speaker 1: think that came from a lab that was called a
Speaker 1: dangerous conspiracy theory, and it was called misinformation, and people
Speaker 1: who said it were had their voices throttled by the
Speaker 1: state by woke social media.
Speaker 2: Want to move on, we come back to this, come
Speaker 2: back to this.
Speaker 3: We can we got lots we can say on that,
Speaker 3: but let's talk about the great great news.
Speaker 2: More of the hostages for more of the.
Speaker 3: Jewish hostages from October even were released. I mean harmus
Speaker 3: are disgusting grubs. They stuck them in military uniforms to
Speaker 3: somehow make it look as if they were, you know,
Speaker 3: some kind of military exchange. These poor girls were the
Speaker 3: ones that we showed on the morning of October eighth
Speaker 3: here on this show, the girl with the bloody trousers
Speaker 3: and so on, these innocent Jewish girls who were suffered
Speaker 3: the most vile abductions.
Speaker 5: That was one of the most harrowing bits of footage.
Speaker 5: We've pixelated much of it, but initially the horror of that,
Speaker 5: I think people who saw it will never forget it.
Speaker 5: And you just think about what she has endured over
Speaker 5: the last year and a half. What do parents have
Speaker 5: enjoyed seeing that and wondering whether she's being tortured, whether
Speaker 5: she's alive.
Speaker 1: What these disgusting har mass grubs here who finally found
Speaker 1: their harmas uniforms where they're not preading around in civilian
Speaker 1: clothes to act like they're innocent targets, you know, acting
Speaker 1: like this is some sort of good thing. I'm thrilled
Speaker 1: that these girls are out. This is wonderful. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about it later in the program. But I am also
Speaker 1: really concerned that hundreds of terrorists have been released in
Speaker 1: exchange with this, that Hummas is still in power. And
Speaker 1: I'm sorry any time when you've got a situation where
Speaker 1: you've got guys with machine guns shooting in the air
Speaker 1: saying I love Hakpar, it's not a good outcome this deal.
Speaker 1: I think we've got a lot of things we need
Speaker 1: to be.
Speaker 2: Chatting to know it.
Speaker 3: Tishube later in the show about this deal, and you know,
Speaker 3: and yeah, yeah, absolutely, the women the mostags had to
Speaker 3: be released. But as James says, at what price? Because
Speaker 3: the individuals you read the individuals they've released, they are
Speaker 3: the most vile murderers, creeps, rapists, serving up to twenty
Speaker 3: one life sentences each of them. They you know this,
Speaker 3: I hope this doesn't come back to bite Israel. Half
Speaker 3: further down the track now speaking of Israel, speaking of Australia,
Speaker 3: we've got we were unimpressed, or I certainly was unimpressed,
Speaker 3: large not exclusively, but largely with the Australia Day honors.
Speaker 3: But fortunately we have the Australian newspaper who also provide
Speaker 3: there Australians of the Year, and this year they they
Speaker 3: nominated three Australians of the Year, a joint three of
Speaker 3: them the Trio, and that is Deborah Conway, the amazing
Speaker 3: singer who has been suffered so much at the hands
Speaker 3: of the Left here simply for her support for Israel.
Speaker 3: She's obviously a great Australian artist and had to suffer
Speaker 3: at the hands of the Left, being canceled and all
Speaker 3: that sort of stuff. She's fought the brave fight. Alex Rivkin,
Speaker 3: whose house, as you know, a great friend of this show,
Speaker 3: his home was vandalized.
Speaker 2: His exit of his.
Speaker 3: Previous house is vandalized the other day by these anti Semites,
Speaker 3: and of course Josh Friedenberg who made a great documentary
Speaker 3: here on Sky about anti Semitism. So the Australian Newspaper
Speaker 3: have to be applauded for bringing to light and recognition
Speaker 3: of these three specific individuals. One of her, I'm delighted
Speaker 3: to say joins us right now, Deborah Conway. Great to
Speaker 3: see you, Deborah, Congratulations, A fantastic.
Speaker 2: Honor for you.
Speaker 3: Now I want to say, I just want to ask
Speaker 3: the three of you have all come under attack in
Speaker 3: various ways for your support of Israel over the past
Speaker 3: year and more. The Australian Newspaper recognizes this fact. I
Speaker 3: want to say to you on this day to day,
Speaker 3: what is your message?
Speaker 2: Then to Anthony Albanzi today.
Speaker 10: So Anthony Albanesi, good morning Rowan, good morning Sky Team.
Speaker 10: It's an absolute honor to have been nominated with Alex
Speaker 10: Rifkin and Josh Fridenberg for this award, and I think
Speaker 10: it means a lot when I say to Anthony Albanesi,
Speaker 10: I would say take a stronger stand. This is not
Speaker 10: a left right issue. It should never have been a
Speaker 10: left right issue. Unfortunately it kind of crawled out of
Speaker 10: the box on October ninth and was immediately recognized as
Speaker 10: as such, and it shouldn't be. It is in fact
Speaker 10: attack on all of all of Australian's and a terrible
Speaker 10: blight on our wonderful community cohesion.
Speaker 5: But it has become a left right issue largely I know,
Speaker 5: know entirely, and with the artistic community, who overwhelmingly lean left.
Speaker 5: Has it felt to have colleagues, friends, people you've worked
Speaker 5: with for many years turn their back on you and
Speaker 5: even sometimes attack.
Speaker 11: Here utterly bewildering reta.
Speaker 10: Very difficult to actually to marry people that I know
Speaker 10: and have loved deeply with this strange broken moral compass
Speaker 10: they all seem to be carrying around where you know,
Speaker 10: they've just they've just swallowed whole the propaganda that's that's
Speaker 10: been propagated by Hamas and the disseminated by various outlets,
Speaker 10: and really the majority of outlets, I would say, uh
Speaker 10: and uh, and not listening to the other side and
Speaker 10: not reading books and not and not getting the history,
Speaker 10: and I just I'm finding it.
Speaker 11: Very very distressing that, you know, people that I've.
Speaker 10: Always thought of has been pretty smart are so hoodwinked
Speaker 10: by it all.
Speaker 3: Do you believe anti Semitism is a serious problem in
Speaker 3: this country. Deborah, Well, I mean it's.
Speaker 10: It's difficult to argue with, you know, arsons and synagogues
Speaker 10: and the continual attacks on Jewish property in suburbs. You know,
Speaker 10: the kindergarten the other day. You know, go back to
Speaker 10: the October the nights and the gathering on the opera
Speaker 10: steps that were supposed to memorialize the dead in Israel,
Speaker 10: and they were celebrating, and you know, the chance of
Speaker 10: fuck the Jews or gas the Jews, and that was
Speaker 10: challenged and no one kind of thought, well, wait a minute,
Speaker 10: you know, just because they didn't say gas the Jews,
Speaker 10: fuck the Jews is still pretty damned awful, and there
Speaker 10: was kind of no consequences. The only person arrested that
Speaker 10: day was someone carrying an Israeli flag.
Speaker 11: He was told it was for his own good.
Speaker 10: But the authorities have shown an unwillingness to confront.
Speaker 11: This, this scourge of terrorism.
Speaker 10: I would say that has you know, propagated in our
Speaker 10: streets and around ourselves.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I think that's sorry, Deborah. Sorry, just I'm
Speaker 2: just going to jump in there. Sorry, I just have
Speaker 2: to apologize to our viewers. For language.
Speaker 3: I know the language is defensive to all Jews and
Speaker 3: that was the language used, but unfortunately and broadcast television.
Speaker 3: I do apologize for the language being used this morning,
Speaker 3: but it is symptomatic of the pain and grief felt
Speaker 3: by members of the Jewish community.
Speaker 9: I was just quoting the chance absolutely lutely, Debora.
Speaker 3: Sorry, just had to jump in there, but just want
Speaker 3: to say again congratulations, fantastic news for you and Alex
Speaker 3: and Josh. Well deserved award therefore from the Australian for
Speaker 3: Australians of the Year. Great news have that fantastic and
Speaker 3: Happy Australia Day, Debra, thanks so much, and.
Speaker 5: We should also say a very deserving Australian of the
Speaker 5: Year this year, Neil Dana Hurd has just done incredible
Speaker 5: work to raise awareness of a mend raised more than
Speaker 5: one hundred million dollars and has really turned his own
Speaker 5: personal battle with this awful condition into a means.
Speaker 9: Of possibly finding a QR.
Speaker 5: So I think we are critical when the Australian of
Speaker 5: the Year is some activists that is undeserving. On this instance,
Speaker 5: very deserving, overdue and congratulations to Neil Dana absolutely.
Speaker 2: And take short break coming back lots more here on Outsiders.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to Outsiders with your hosts A Rowan Golden Age, Dan,
Speaker 5: James FATHO Morrow, and.
Speaker 9: I'm ruder Paddy.
Speaker 5: Fresh from the glorious United States of America, a country
Speaker 5: that is markedly different than just a week ago. Trump
Speaker 5: two point oh bears only a passing resemblance to Trump
Speaker 5: one point oh. It is evident that despite the lawfare
Speaker 5: waged against him, his family, and his supporters, President Trump
Speaker 5: has not wasted any time learning from the mistakes of
Speaker 5: his first administration, when.
Speaker 9: He trusted too many swamp creatures in.
Speaker 5: An effort to be conciliatory and prioritize DC experience over
Speaker 5: competence and loyalty. And since he was sworn in earlier
Speaker 5: this week, President Trump has not wasted a minute implementing
Speaker 5: his agenda the will of the American people, who gave
Speaker 5: him a landslide victory, gave him the House, the Senate,
Speaker 5: and even the popular vote.
Speaker 9: Unlike his often.
Speaker 5: Feckless and gutless conservative counterbar in the UK and sadly Australia,
Speaker 5: He's not a conservative or Republican in name only.
Speaker 9: He is not wasting power.
Speaker 5: He is actually get this implementing the policies that got
Speaker 5: him elected, fulfilling the promises.
Speaker 9: Made to the American people, from economic.
Speaker 5: Policy to foreign policy to the so called culture wars,
Speaker 5: which are actually hugely important issues.
Speaker 9: These aren't trivial issues.
Speaker 5: They go to the heart of a nation's values and laws,
Speaker 5: and it's what helped get Trump elected. Indeed, there's plenty
Speaker 5: of polling that shows things like the trans issue ranked
Speaker 5: even higher than the border crisis and inflation for independent voters.
Speaker 5: So want us to wonder why the usually sensible Peter
Speaker 5: Dutton is refusing to open his eyes to the political
Speaker 5: opportunities before him, such as sound energy policy, pulling us
Speaker 5: out of the disastrous Paris Climate Deal and leaning into
Speaker 5: the transition. What is he scared of winning in a
Speaker 5: landslide representing the views of mainstream Australians who have been
Speaker 5: ignored while the French dwelling trans lobby exercise disproportionate power.
Speaker 9: It's a bit of a worry.
Speaker 5: When even the Nationals are more sensible on this issue
Speaker 5: than the Opposition leader, who, according to the ABC, has
Speaker 5: shut down his Nationals counterpart suggestion that he lean into
Speaker 5: the gender debate. After Donald Trump's wildly popular executive order
Speaker 5: on the issue, and those orders including getting biological men
Speaker 5: out of women's prisons, sports locker rooms, and recognizing that
Speaker 5: there are two genders and no, we are not playing
Speaker 5: your sex gender games anymore. Stuff your semantics and efforts
Speaker 5: to complicate what is the simplest of issues, what is
Speaker 5: a woman?
Speaker 9: What is a man?
Speaker 5: But of course Trump's mainstream policies have left Hollywood reeling
Speaker 5: Hollywood leftist hellhole that is so comically out of touch
Speaker 5: with the public that they have nominated a Mexican musical
Speaker 5: about a transgender cartel leader for thirteen Oscars thirteen, making
Speaker 5: Emilia Perez the most nominated film at this year's Oscars.
Speaker 9: The thirteen nominations.
Speaker 5: Include Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress for Zoe Saldana,
Speaker 5: and another Best Actress nomination for a dude identifying as
Speaker 5: a woman, Karlo Sophia gascon Now, with all these nominations
Speaker 5: that this film must be spectacular or is it just
Speaker 5: Hollywood well being lefties losing it?
Speaker 9: A very nice to meet.
Speaker 2: I'd like to know what about sex change?
Speaker 12: A man to woman, a woman, two men, man to
Speaker 12: woman from pianist.
Speaker 9: That's that's the real thing.
Speaker 5: It's so thirteen Oscar nominations and I'm sorry, folks, but
Speaker 5: it doesn't get much better.
Speaker 9: And I apologize in advance for what you're about to see.
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Speaker 13: loven God blasting, yes, marmal blasty yes, fashion no blastys
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Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 9: Adam jap reduction? Just just yat oh dear gosh.
Speaker 5: Notice that he was listing all the operations they do
Speaker 5: in a exchange And do you like how they like
Speaker 5: in castration and the removal of healthy breasts to rhinoplasty
Speaker 5: A no's job like it's all just a harmless.
Speaker 9: Elective plastic surgery.
Speaker 5: As for the dude nominated for a Best Actress gong,
Speaker 5: let me say this most sincerely, I hope he wins.
Speaker 9: Let all those painfully.
Speaker 5: Woke actresses that have pushed the toxic Marxist agenda get
Speaker 5: a taste of their own medicine.
Speaker 3: Fantastic retourn I don't think we'll be rushing out to
Speaker 3: see that one. I got to tell you, no, fantastic
Speaker 3: joining nu snaw is little see Mayor Aiden mcclindon, who
Speaker 3: today is preparing to celebrate Australia Day at the Commercial
Speaker 3: Hotel Sports Bar in Werribee, Victoria.
Speaker 2: Aiden, great to have you here now.
Speaker 3: You would have thought that it would not be controversial
Speaker 3: that you're celebrating Australia Day on Australia Day, but clearly
Speaker 3: in the socialist state of Victoria it is controversial.
Speaker 2: Tell us about it, and I.
Speaker 14: Think there's a few people like to keep it that way.
Speaker 14: So good morning Rita rowand and James, and thanks for
Speaker 14: having me here this morning. I do want to from
Speaker 14: the outset say that I have a leave of absence
Speaker 14: from there, so all my statements are my own opinion,
Speaker 14: otherwise I will be sacked. I think we have a
Speaker 14: problem here where we you have Peter Dutton standing in
Speaker 14: the Australian flag only and Adam Band standing in front
Speaker 14: of the Torres Strait Islander an Aboriginal flag only, and
Speaker 14: elbow will who knows he could have a gender neutral
Speaker 14: flag behind him.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't have a clue of what he's doing.
Speaker 14: But the reality is we have a big problem. When
Speaker 14: we had our indigenous fighting in the trenches in World
Speaker 14: War One, and two so long ago, and yet we
Speaker 14: have a handful of bureaucrats and some work left. He's
Speaker 14: still trying to divide the community and exploit our Indigenous
Speaker 14: brothers and sisters over this issue, which is why I've.
Speaker 4: Come up with this idea.
Speaker 5: Well, tell me about the position councils are in Victoria.
Speaker 5: Surely if your constituents, you as mayor.
Speaker 9: Want to celebrate.
Speaker 5: Australia Day, you can or have you got some restrictions
Speaker 5: on what you can do in Victoria.
Speaker 14: Look, there's a bureaucratic machine down here. And Dan Andrews
Speaker 14: actually amended the Local Government Act of twenty twenty which
Speaker 14: effectively has taken the representation from the local representers away
Speaker 14: from them and shifted the power base into the bureaucracy.
Speaker 14: And unfortunately we have seventy nine councils here that have
Speaker 14: effectively become pseudo Labor Party branches. So it's a false democracy.
Speaker 14: They put the councils on thirty eight thousand dollars a year,
Speaker 14: so they have to work full time. They've only just
Speaker 14: got enough time to read what's put in front of
Speaker 14: them on a Tuesday night, full council and rubber stamp
Speaker 14: it that's not good enough. It needs an overhaul and
Speaker 14: that's why Australiaday is being played out and divided across
Speaker 14: the seventy.
Speaker 2: Nine councils in Whittlesey.
Speaker 14: Particularly the administration unfortunately three years ago decided that they
Speaker 14: will have no celebrations and shift the citizenship ceremonies. So
Speaker 14: that was our pre my time. I'm trying to make
Speaker 14: some moves internally to change that well.
Speaker 1: And I'm glad you mentioned the moving of the citizenship
Speaker 1: ceremonies because I thought one of the most sinisterous things
Speaker 1: that Anthony Albaneze he did when he came to power
Speaker 1: was to see councils could opt out of having their
Speaker 1: citizenship d ceremonies on Australia d To me, it seems
Speaker 1: like this is a real way to undermine the connection
Speaker 1: of this very important deed for people they become citizens
Speaker 1: join the Australian family with celebrating the nation that they're
Speaker 1: being part of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, James.
Speaker 14: I think what Elbow's strategy was there was to play
Speaker 14: ponscious pilot because he couldn't decide whether or not he
Speaker 14: could support it or not. So what he did is
Speaker 14: he cast that division down to the local governments, and
Speaker 14: of course, you know the foundations of a pyramid are
Speaker 14: critical and if you can shake those then ultimately it'll
Speaker 14: precipitate into something bigger. So it was a very underhanded tactic.
Speaker 14: And I do well compete Dutton's call to say that
Speaker 14: we must reinstate those citizenship ceremonies across all councils and
Speaker 14: it should not be up to local governments to play
Speaker 14: divisive politics on this very critical issue. A fantastic day
Speaker 14: to welcome our new citizens.
Speaker 1: But I mean, you see that the palling numbers now
Speaker 1: show that the preferred date for most people is now.
Speaker 1: It's swinging back the other way. It would seem that
Speaker 1: the Victorian government, Dan andrews Albani as the labor of
Speaker 1: the Greens have all got the politics with this rock.
Speaker 1: And I would say, would you say that the Trump
Speaker 1: effect has anything to do with that? Look?
Speaker 14: I think historically we've been probably about five years behind
Speaker 14: America in terms of the political ripple effect. I would
Speaker 14: say that's compressed now to about somewhere between twelve and
Speaker 14: eighteen months because of the individual you know, the social
Speaker 14: media platforms and independent media. So it's happening much more quickly,
Speaker 14: and I think what we're going to see. I mean
Speaker 14: I woke up this morning to see the Premier just
Speaker 14: sint to Ellen have her post this morning for Australia
Speaker 14: Day was make sure you remember to swim between the flags.
Speaker 2: Thinking would be in reality? Would that be the Aboriginal
Speaker 2: island flags per flag.
Speaker 14: No, this will be the transfering on one side and
Speaker 14: a gender neutral track on the other. That's the only
Speaker 14: flags that the Labor Party want to talk about these days.
Speaker 14: But I'm a big believer and let's bring people together,
Speaker 14: let's not divide them. And that's why I'll put this
Speaker 14: proposal to say let's have a minute silence at eleven
Speaker 14: fifty nine to twelve pm. There's nothing lost in reflecting
Speaker 14: on the past, embracing our present, to get along with
Speaker 14: it and celebrate into the future. I see it as
Speaker 14: a compromise to say, guys, the date is in Elbows Court.
Speaker 14: He hasn't changed it. It's a Federal government date. It's
Speaker 14: not when Captain Cook landed here. So there's so much
Speaker 14: cloud around this issue. The reality is we are one people.
Speaker 14: We need to get together and say you know what,
Speaker 14: regardless of what's happened in the past. We expect that
Speaker 14: we respect that that's happened.
Speaker 2: It wasn't me.
Speaker 14: Don't put the guilt onto my children in the classrooms.
Speaker 14: Try and transfer that we stop dividing this issue. We
Speaker 14: are one people. I was born in Darwin, I visited
Speaker 14: all the Torres Strait Islander. I was raised in Victoria
Speaker 14: and then twenty five years in queens and I've dealt
Speaker 14: with the Indigenous communities and I can tell you now
Speaker 14: unfortunately there's a handful of Indigenous people who have sold
Speaker 14: out to the white man bureaucrat and they're laughing all
Speaker 14: way to the bank. And we've got to call it
Speaker 14: out for what it is.
Speaker 3: There we go, Aiden, well, have a few beers there
Speaker 3: at the Commercial Hotel sports bar and wheerabee if you
Speaker 3: happen to be down there, Sagada to Aiden, buy him
Speaker 3: a beer.
Speaker 2: No worry. See thats Happy Australia Day coming up after
Speaker 2: the break.
Speaker 3: Net Zany Whagademia, Lefty, learnacy, don't go away Happy Australia Day.
Speaker 2: Here on Outsiders and it's net zany Yes, the insane
Speaker 2: world of net zero.
Speaker 4: What a joke.
Speaker 3: Net zero is collapsing all around us, open your eyes,
Speaker 3: Liberal Party, get rid.
Speaker 2: Of the thing. Over in the UK, wait for wherever
Speaker 2: you look. The whole net zero thing is propped up
Speaker 2: by fossil fuels. The whole renewable thing propped up by
Speaker 2: fossil fuels.
Speaker 3: James, the UK Environment Agency has increased its spending to
Speaker 3: two and a half million pounds on a fleet, a
Speaker 3: brand new fleet.
Speaker 1: Of diesel cars. Cool diesel now, I mean diesel could
Speaker 1: be very efficient with some of these new European sources avengers,
Speaker 1: but it is not net zero. And I think there's
Speaker 1: this growing understanding that nothing net zero ever works. And
Speaker 1: this reminds me how many times have we played footage.
Speaker 1: We played footage last week on this program of those
Speaker 1: Amazon Electric diesel electro thrust being charged up by diesel generators.
Speaker 1: We see you know this at charging stations. You got
Speaker 1: the diesel generators because they can't get the power tool.
Speaker 1: This happens overset zero thing is a fad and it
Speaker 1: doesn't work, and even the people who are in charge
Speaker 1: of it know that it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: It's the perfect metaphor rita for the entire climate scam.
Speaker 3: You've got the virtue signaling out the front, and then
Speaker 3: at the back you've got the fossil fuels chugging away
Speaker 3: making sure everything's working.
Speaker 2: It's the perfect metaphor.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, we're sitting on enormous reserves of everything that we need.
Speaker 9: To have everything in the world in the world, and
Speaker 9: we've got some of.
Speaker 5: The most expensive, if not the most expensive, certainly in
Speaker 5: the region. Future generations will look back at this period
Speaker 5: and this will be I think looked upon as something
Speaker 5: like burning witches or this is absolutely insanity, self inflicted
Speaker 5: harm to appease some climate gods based on.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, well, quickly speaking about environment, have a quick
Speaker 3: look at Donald Trump serving it up to these Californian
Speaker 3: lefty bureaucrats. It's fantastic, wrong one, okay, well, a bit
Speaker 3: more of the lefty.
Speaker 2: There's so much lefty lunacy over in Hollywood.
Speaker 3: You can you can pick it later on, we'll play
Speaker 3: you Donald Trump, who serves it up.
Speaker 5: To tell you anything about that, because just the workload
Speaker 5: on that day, because he started off in the South
Speaker 5: dealing with victims of a natural disaster there, ended up
Speaker 5: in California, went to the belly of the beast in
Speaker 5: front of the l A man a region whereas the
Speaker 5: Democrats have super majorities, and with with the.
Speaker 9: With the mayor there, with the media, there, all these
Speaker 9: hostile actors and he just owned them all.
Speaker 2: But we've got to take a break.
Speaker 1: I'll just say that, you know, because he had four years,
Speaker 1: because he lost at twenty twenty, they didn't all it's
Speaker 1: hitting him.
Speaker 2: It's fantastic.
Speaker 3: After the break, Matt Canavan and Warren Monday and join
Speaker 3: us for our happy Australia Day here on Outsiders in
Speaker 3: a Tick. Hello, you're watching Outsiders on this glorious Australia
Speaker 3: Day with two of my very favorite New Australians Rita,
Speaker 3: the Persian Princess Panahe and James. Thank God I escape
Speaker 3: from New Yorkmorrow and I am, of course Rowan.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not from England. I was born in Canberra, Dean.
Speaker 3: Before I get stuck into Penny Wong and the Teals,
Speaker 3: which I shall may, I first just say a big
Speaker 3: thank you to everybody who said such nice things, very
Speaker 3: nice thing, some of the nicest things anybody's ever.
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Speaker 3: after the show. Now it's time we had a public
Speaker 3: apology from Pennywong and the Teals who wrote this letter
Speaker 3: urging Penny Wong to send your tax dollars to ANOA,
Speaker 3: the United Nations body that I on this program and
Speaker 3: in the Spectator Australia had been saying four.
Speaker 2: Years was affronts for Hamas terrorism.
Speaker 3: Why an apology now, because we learned this week from
Speaker 3: the first released hostages that they were held captive in
Speaker 3: compounds that belonged to the United Nations. So while Pennywong
Speaker 3: and the Teals were sucking up to the United Nations
Speaker 3: with your money, that money was contributing towards the hell
Speaker 3: that these girls were subjected to. What a disgrace. Pennywo
Speaker 3: Wong should be sacked and each and every one of
Speaker 3: those Teals sheelers should not only publicly apologize to those
Speaker 3: poor Jewish girls, but should.
Speaker 2: Resign from Parliament in disgrace. Because it's not as if
Speaker 2: they weren't.
Speaker 3: All warned time after time, so they were either pig
Speaker 3: ignorant or simply didn't give a damn as to the
Speaker 3: risks to those Jewish hostages. All around, It's been a
Speaker 3: very bad week, by the way for the globalists, which
Speaker 3: is excellent news for everybody else, particularly if you believe
Speaker 3: in strong individual nations within sovereign borders, with their own identities,
Speaker 3: free from interfering, meddling international bodies, which is after all,
Speaker 3: what we are celebrating today, Australia Day. We're not celebrating
Speaker 3: some silly little nation that's ruled by the New World
Speaker 3: Order day. No, we're celebrating Australia Day. Right off the bat,
Speaker 3: President Trump has been serving it up big time to
Speaker 3: the globalists, slapping economic sanctions and travel restrictions on the
Speaker 3: ghastly Kurim Khan and his henchmen at the laughably named
Speaker 3: International Criminal Court. That bunch of frauds and anti Semites
Speaker 3: who took it upon themselves to issue an arrest warrant
Speaker 3: for Israeli PM Benjaminetta and Yahoo looks like those clowns.
Speaker 3: They're well for a taste of their own medicine. Good,
Speaker 3: I say, But coincidentally, this week was also Davos Week,
Speaker 3: when the globalist elites pay homage to their cult like
Speaker 3: leader Klaus Schwab in his James Bond Villain's lair high
Speaker 3: in the Swiss Alps at the World Economic Forum. As
Speaker 3: you know, because I've been warning you about them for years,
Speaker 3: this was the vile mob who spent COVID plotting their
Speaker 3: great reset of the entire worlds and our capitalist, free
Speaker 3: market economic system.
Speaker 2: Remember all this nonsense just a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: Now it's historical moments, a time not only to fight
Speaker 4: servere violence, but to shape the system.
Speaker 12: We have a unique but rapidly shrinking window of opportunity
Speaker 12: to learn lessons and reset ourselves on a more sustainable perth.
Speaker 5: What is it that would make it so that history
Speaker 5: would look at this crisis as the great opportunity for reset?
Speaker 2: The Great Reset is.
Speaker 1: A welcome recognition that this human, treasuredy must.
Speaker 2: Be a wake up call.
Speaker 3: Yes, the Great reset, where COVID meets climate change meets
Speaker 3: Chinese style surveillance systems, and the entire free market, democratic
Speaker 3: capitalist system must be.
Speaker 2: Urgently rearranged to save the planets.
Speaker 3: Oh and to give irreversible power and unimaginable wealth to
Speaker 3: the very same people who happen to most frequently.
Speaker 2: Be delegates at Davos. Here's how Robert F.
Speaker 3: Kennedy Junior explained the World Economic Forum only last year.
Speaker 15: Their scheme, which they call the Great Reset, will train
Speaker 15: what's ever left in your bank account and strip mind
Speaker 15: the beleaguered middle class of its remaining equity or in COVID.
Speaker 15: The WF actually dictated the lockdowns that shifted four trillion
Speaker 15: dollars upward to this new holigar. Give corporate billionaires, the bankers,
Speaker 15: the investment houses scooped up our homes, advertising that you
Speaker 15: will own nothing and be happy. They have a plan,
Speaker 15: but my plan is to stop them. I've spent a
Speaker 15: career as an attorney fighting these corporate Robert Barns in court.
Speaker 1: I know how they work.
Speaker 15: I'm familiar with their impulses to commoditize our lands, our waters,
Speaker 15: our homes, even our children and our workers and our
Speaker 15: public health. I've proven that I can beat them again
Speaker 15: and again and derail their schemes. They spent billions in
Speaker 15: advertising and propaganda to make us feel powerless, but they've
Speaker 15: underestimated the power of.
Speaker 1: We the people.
Speaker 2: Fine, we the people.
Speaker 3: It turns out Kennedy actually meant Donald Trump. The mere
Speaker 3: election of Trump has sent shivers so the global warming
Speaker 3: obsessed Davos elites.
Speaker 16: One way to look at the Trump administration and what
Speaker 16: to expect from them in the future is that it
Speaker 16: is a reversal of the Biden administration. I think my
Speaker 16: biggest concern would be move away from global collective action
Speaker 16: on pressing problems like climate. There seems to be a
Speaker 16: rejection of cop already moving out of the Paris Agreement,
Speaker 16: emphasis on carbon based fuel production, and the canceling of
Speaker 16: the Green So I think this is quite harmful to
Speaker 16: prospects of international cooperation, and my hope would be that
Speaker 16: the rest of the world would ignore this rather than.
Speaker 2: Learn from it.
Speaker 16: But if people view the Trumpian moment as something to
Speaker 16: learn from, then I think we're in big trouble.
Speaker 7: This is the greatest comeback in political history. I'm a politician,
Speaker 7: and then therefore he thinks he can do anything.
Speaker 8: We need to also factor in not only who's one
Speaker 8: which is prompt, but whose loss, which is to say.
Speaker 3: Us, yes, indeed, the world is being set on a
Speaker 3: brand new path by Donald Trump. Indeed, Trump happily hopped
Speaker 3: onto a zoom link to Davos on his third day
Speaker 3: in office to deliver a few home truths to the
Speaker 3: world's mighty and powerful, to the climate cults, including a
Speaker 3: few of those globalist bankers who seem to enjoy Davos
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 4: Ladies and Gentlemen's a President of the United States, Donald J. Crump.
Speaker 17: You've done a fantastic job. But I hope you start
Speaker 17: opening your bank to conservatives, because many conservatives complain that
Speaker 17: the banks are not allowing them to do business within
Speaker 17: the bank, and that included a place called Bank of America.
Speaker 17: This conservative. They don't take conservative business. And I don't
Speaker 17: know if the regulators mandated that because of Biden or what,
Speaker 17: but you and Jamie and everybody, I hope you're going
Speaker 17: to open your banks to conservatives because what you're doing
Speaker 17: is wrong.
Speaker 18: Mister President, I will say that your friend Gianni, he
Speaker 18: was set alone, told me tell you a low And
Speaker 18: we look forward to sponsored a World Cup when it comes,
Speaker 18: both this summer for the club and next year. So
Speaker 18: thank you for getting after the United States.
Speaker 17: Money was being wasted on crazy things. I mean, the
Speaker 17: Green New Deal was such a total disgrace. How that
Speaker 17: was perpetrated and it was conceived of by people that
Speaker 17: were average students, less than average students, I might add,
Speaker 17: and never even took a course in energy or the environment.
Speaker 3: It was just a game.
Speaker 17: Remember the world was going to end in twelve years.
Speaker 17: Remember that, Well, the twelve years is coming gone.
Speaker 3: Stewing the climate cults brilliant stuff, because, of course, at
Speaker 3: a global economic and political level, it was the Davos
Speaker 3: crowd above and beyond anyone else who'd been fueling the
Speaker 3: climate change scare mongering hysteria. Remember Greta Thunberg was first
Speaker 3: given her international first international gig.
Speaker 2: Was at Davos.
Speaker 3: Remember all those pop stars and al Gore types preaching
Speaker 3: fake climate doomsdays at Davos. Remember Scott Morrison signing Australia
Speaker 3: up to net zero because supposedly the world's investment bankers
Speaker 3: had demanded it, in other words, because of Davos.
Speaker 2: But the world has now changed.
Speaker 3: Javier Mila, the brilliant new president of Argentina and a
Speaker 3: huge Trump fan, also returned to Davos.
Speaker 2: This year to tell them, well, the game is over.
Speaker 12: I don't feel alone because the world has embraced Argentina.
Speaker 12: Argentina has become a global example of fiscal responsibility, of
Speaker 12: commitment to honoring our obligations, and obviously a commitment to
Speaker 12: solve inflation problem. Also we are an example of a
Speaker 12: new way of doing politics, which is about telling people
Speaker 12: the truth to the faces and trusting that they will understand.
Speaker 12: Nor do I feel alone because of the course of
Speaker 12: this year. I have found allahs in this fight for
Speaker 12: the ideas of freedom in every corner of the world,
Speaker 12: from the amazing Elon Master to that Fierceitala lady, my
Speaker 12: dear Georgie Maloney, from bucell in a Salvador, to Victor
Speaker 12: Auburn in Hungary, from Benjamin Nataniaho in Israel to Donald
Speaker 12: Trump in the United States.
Speaker 3: Yes, a new alliance of freedom loving anti globalists, sovereign
Speaker 3: nations behind secure borders, spearheaded by Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That's worth celebrating on Australia Day.
Speaker 3: And joining those leaders later this year will be Peter Duntan,
Speaker 3: our next Prime Minister, and also this great man, a
Speaker 3: Conservative Opposition leader and next Prime Minister of Canada.
Speaker 19: Woke has one purpose, only one purpose. Plenty of pretexts,
Speaker 19: but only one purpose control. It is designed to divide
Speaker 19: people by race, by gender, by ethnicity, by religion, by
Speaker 19: vaccine status, and any other way that they can divide
Speaker 19: people into groups, because why then you can justify having
Speaker 19: a government to control all those groups.
Speaker 2: No more walk, We need to freadom, We need freedom.
Speaker 3: Pierre Polliere is not only rock solid on the culture wars,
Speaker 3: he knows how to treat the woke lefty media.
Speaker 13: Every time President Trumps signed an executive order, you know,
Speaker 13: the US government only recognizing two genders male female, They're unchangeable.
Speaker 13: You know, if elected as prime minister, is that something
Speaker 13: that you're going to kind of walk in line with
Speaker 13: or what are your feelings on that executive order?
Speaker 19: Well, I don't know you have any other genders that
Speaker 19: you'd like to name?
Speaker 3: Fantastic And finally, as you know, along with being the
Speaker 3: only person in the mainstream media to have predicted that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump would win in the landslide, I've also been
Speaker 3: the only one to maintain that the twenty twenty election
Speaker 3: result was reaped and the rightful winner was Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump not surprisingly agrees, and so it appears does
Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 20: If he had been the president, the victory wasn't stolen
Speaker 20: from him in twenty twenty. Maybe the Ukrainian crisis that
Speaker 20: arose in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: One can only postulate, if Putin's comment is truthful, that
Speaker 3: he invaded Ukraine because because they feared that the election
Speaker 3: had been stolen, and they feared that American democracy had
Speaker 3: been usurped by a deep state coup and that the
Speaker 3: US government had been taken over by the shady military
Speaker 3: industrial complex, the deep state, and Putin, if he's correct,
Speaker 3: in this comment, was terrified what that deep state had
Speaker 3: in mind for Russia or something along those lines. Who knows,
Speaker 3: but that comment, that comment that Ukraine would not have
Speaker 3: happened if the American election hadn't been stolen.
Speaker 2: Fladimir Putin's assertion.
Speaker 3: That comment is the most damning and savage indictment ever
Speaker 3: of the Biden administration, of the corrupt globalist, leftist elitist
Speaker 3: Davos loving crowd who.
Speaker 2: Had been lauding it over all the elected democracies for years.
Speaker 3: Happy Australia Day, Crack open a called one and raise
Speaker 3: a glass to the collapse of the globalist nightmare.
Speaker 1: Cheers.
Speaker 3: Well, it wouldn't be Australia Day without two of our
Speaker 3: very very favorite Aussies, A Mundane and Matt Canavan.
Speaker 2: Great to have you both here.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much both of you for coming on
Speaker 3: outsiders on a great Australia day. So let's kick it off.
Speaker 3: Was a what do you make of Jacenter snouting in
Speaker 3: the cabinets?
Speaker 21: That is a brilliant move and what a title she's
Speaker 21: got now with goment government efficiencies. You know she's been
Speaker 21: trying to push through Parliament.
Speaker 7: You know that we should be looking.
Speaker 21: At reviews and audits of all these organizations that receive
Speaker 21: federal funding and see if they've actually done their job
Speaker 21: and actually fixing things and making outcomes. I looked when
Speaker 21: I saw it, I just felt like, oh my god,
Speaker 21: I've died and gone to heaven.
Speaker 5: Matt, interested on your take about the images we saw
Speaker 5: yesterday of the Prime Minister and she's their first lady
Speaker 5: first Beyonce were former Australian of the Ye, Grace Tame,
Speaker 5: who was wearing an F. Murdoch T shirt and the
Speaker 5: Prime Minister was standing they're all smiles.
Speaker 9: Do you see that as devaluing the honor.
Speaker 5: Of Australian of the Year or what should have the
Speaker 5: Prime Minister do in that in.
Speaker 9: Did he do the right thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Well, look read a happy Australia Day. Everybody too. But
Speaker 22: it's a shame to have this sort of image having
Speaker 22: to set the tone for Australia Day. And look, the
Speaker 22: conduct of Grace Tame doesn't surprise me all that much,
Speaker 22: but I am surprised about the Prime Minister's lack of judgment.
Speaker 22: Here he's in the lodge, he's in the nation's Premier House.
Speaker 22: For the Prime minister of our nation, he and he
Speaker 22: advised his whole team have got to be implicated this
Speaker 22: have let someone in come in with a completely inappropriate shirt,
Speaker 22: shake their hand, be photographed with them. I mean, he
Speaker 22: can't be responsible for what Grace team puts on her shirt,
Speaker 22: but he surely could have stopped her being in that position,
Speaker 22: getting that level of authority and acceptance of such a
Speaker 22: disgraceful slogan. I mean, there's no way Grace Tame would
Speaker 22: have been let into the nation's parliament. If she rocked
Speaker 22: up in Canberra and tried to sign in with a
Speaker 22: shirt like that, she wouldn't be allowed in the House
Speaker 22: of Representatives, the Senate. The security would have stopped the
Speaker 22: So how come the security at Parliament House seem to
Speaker 22: have higher standards than the Prime Minister's staff and the
Speaker 22: Prime Minister himself when it comes to the lodge.
Speaker 5: Well to me upset me in particular because it seemed
Speaker 5: to take the attention away from this year's Australian of
Speaker 5: the Man, who is so worthy of that honor, and
Speaker 5: we're talking about Grace again, and we're not talking about
Speaker 5: her in terms of the issue that elevated her to
Speaker 5: Australian of the Year.
Speaker 9: If it was about that match, I'd be okay.
Speaker 5: But it just seems to be chronic attention seeking that
Speaker 5: actually does very little good for the cause.
Speaker 9: Is this the problem we've got?
Speaker 5: We've got a Prime minister is essentially still caught up
Speaker 5: in student politics.
Speaker 1: Matt Well.
Speaker 22: I think he just lacks judgment, reader, He just doesn't understand.
Speaker 22: I think sometimes that he's the Prime Minister of the nation,
Speaker 22: as you say, not a student politician, and I think
Speaker 22: that's really revealing. Your instincts are often revealing about who
Speaker 22: you are and your character. He obviously saw nothing wrong
Speaker 22: with a show with that kind of profanity on it,
Speaker 22: which probably wouldn't have been anything wrong with it from
Speaker 22: his days as a student politician. But he's position right
Speaker 22: now and not acting as side one.
Speaker 1: I want to come back to you for a moment
Speaker 1: here too, and again talk about just enter price she
Speaker 1: has been talking about, among other things. Here you guys,
Speaker 1: both of you did so much for this country in
Speaker 1: your campaign against the Voice and you know, united Australians,
Speaker 1: I think, and you showed how united we were on
Speaker 1: that topic. But you know, it's funny that symbols also matter.
Speaker 1: And there's been a lot of talk lately about flags
Speaker 1: in the US. Donald Trump has said State Department, embassies
Speaker 1: and so on. It's just the American flag. There's no
Speaker 1: Pride flags, there's no BLM flags. Peter dut And I
Speaker 1: think has has articulated this as well. But I was
Speaker 1: just watching this ceremony, the citizenship ceremony. They had a
Speaker 1: flag raising where they raised all three Australian flags, Australian flag,
Speaker 1: the Indigenous flags, for Australian other flag. Do you think
Speaker 1: that we need to come together again under one flag
Speaker 1: that represents all of us as one people.
Speaker 21: Look, I'm out here at Liverpool for a citizenship program.
Speaker 21: I've got one flag here it is that's the Australian flag.
Speaker 21: And look, I'm a very proud of Aboriginal person. I'm
Speaker 21: very proud of the Aboriginal flag, but that is the
Speaker 21: Aboriginal flag. It is not the national flag.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 21: Our national flag is the one that we've got the
Speaker 21: blue ensign on, and that's the flag that should be
Speaker 21: representing Australia.
Speaker 1: And here we are.
Speaker 21: I was talking to the mayor out here and then
Speaker 21: my moon. He wants to push through that. We have
Speaker 21: a huge Australian flag on front of the Council chambers
Speaker 21: here and I fully support it. It's about time that
Speaker 21: we started bringing everyone together rather than driving us apart.
Speaker 21: And this is one of the reasons why I'm out
Speaker 21: here working with the multicultural community in Western Sydney to
Speaker 21: actually make that change. We're all coming together under one flag,
Speaker 21: one people.
Speaker 2: Fantastic, Matt.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to ask you about the fact that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has pulled America out of the Paris Agreement.
Speaker 3: Why isn't Australia doing exactly the same thing.
Speaker 22: Well, unfortunately, we've still seen beholden to these globalist forces.
Speaker 22: I just wish on Australia we could put Australia first
Speaker 22: and clearly the best thing for our nation. Now we've
Speaker 22: bet to look after our own energy needs to start
Speaker 22: using our natural resources again. There's a whole lot of
Speaker 22: people having a meltdown in this country about the prospect
Speaker 22: of Donald Trump two point zero. But the reality is
Speaker 22: we don't have to rely on the United States. We
Speaker 22: don't have to worry about who is the US president
Speaker 22: any particular time because we've got such a great country
Speaker 22: with so many resources and so much opportunity. We just
Speaker 22: need the political leadership to break through this and draw
Speaker 22: a line under this globalist decade we've had. We've lost.
Speaker 22: We've really lost a decade in terms of productivity and
Speaker 22: economic growth. We need to get back to serious economic reform.
Speaker 22: I need people like Warren in there. As great as
Speaker 22: it was in news yesterday to have to center in
Speaker 22: the g an efficiency portfolio would.
Speaker 1: Be even better.
Speaker 22: They have Warren Mundane coming into the Parliament and to
Speaker 22: do that, we need more of your viewers to join
Speaker 22: at the Liberal Party. Join the Liberal Party thirty. If
Speaker 22: you had been there at Bradfield last weekend, we could
Speaker 22: be talking to a new member of Parliament this weekend.
Speaker 9: Well, this is part of the problem.
Speaker 5: Because it's not always simple for viewers or anybody to
Speaker 5: join because they make so many conditions that can exclude
Speaker 5: you for no reason.
Speaker 9: Is there going to be any reforms to the.
Speaker 5: Party machinery so we can actually pre select the best
Speaker 5: candidates like a Warren Mundane.
Speaker 22: Well, look, that does rely on people. Politics is all
Speaker 22: about the numbers. You need the numbers there and so
Speaker 22: the more people that do sign up, the more chances
Speaker 22: that that does happen. And yes, reata, it can be
Speaker 22: frustrating at times some people don't make it through, but
Speaker 22: it's a bit like putting sheeps through through a race.
Speaker 2: You just got to put as many through as possible.
Speaker 2: At the gate, how do we get Woolly Mundane through
Speaker 2: the gates?
Speaker 11: Got the hair?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's hear.
Speaker 2: We need you in parliament. We need you in parliament,
Speaker 2: Warren Mundane? How are we going to get you into parliament?
Speaker 1: Warren?
Speaker 2: What's the next We've.
Speaker 21: Got in New South Wales we've got administrators in who's
Speaker 21: clean up the mess that Don Harwin? And the local
Speaker 21: government has that registration thing, you know, like one hundred
Speaker 21: and forty Liberal Party members were actually excluded from that
Speaker 21: local government campaign because of that. The stupidity, quite frankly
Speaker 21: of the head office. And look we've got an administration
Speaker 21: group in. They're working on a new constitution, so you
Speaker 21: hope to have in place before the next election, and
Speaker 21: then we can then start moving forward and getting the
Speaker 21: members in that we need to get in.
Speaker 4: Let's build a membership up.
Speaker 21: Let's start getting and keeping the members.
Speaker 23: That are his.
Speaker 21: You know, we seem to be expelling people more times
Speaker 21: and reaction recruiting people. Let's get them all in and
Speaker 21: let's start building this great party again to be the
Speaker 21: great party that it is. And we're working very hard.
Speaker 21: One of the reasons I've added in Western City because
Speaker 21: we have to win seats, is to make sure that
Speaker 21: Dutton gets into the lodge because we need him in
Speaker 21: that lodge to actually drive forward some of these reforms.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Well here raise a glass everyone in Australia, all outsiders
Speaker 3: to two of our great outsiders, Matt Canavan and Warren Mundane.
Speaker 2: Happy Australia day, guys.
Speaker 3: Look forward to seeing Warren in there one day after
Speaker 3: the break. James and don Qui Vat and Israeli author
Speaker 3: active as Noah Tishbee joins us here, do not go away,
Speaker 3: Noah here on Outsiders in a tick.
Speaker 2: Good morning and happy Australia Day.
Speaker 1: Everybody, you are watching Outsiders with the Dinky Die Rowan Dean,
Speaker 1: happy little vegemite Rita Panahy and I'm James grew flew here,
Speaker 1: not grew here, borrowed now I'll wist screw that one up. Normally,
Speaker 1: this is the time in the show that we devote
Speaker 1: to American politics, and of course you can also watch
Speaker 1: me talk American politics every Friday night at eight pm
Speaker 1: on the US Report. But this week, in the spirit
Speaker 1: of Australia Day, and in recognition of the fact that
Speaker 1: we've got an election coming up here in Australia in
Speaker 1: what could wind up being a matter of weeks, well,
Speaker 1: I thought i'd mix it up a little and talk
Speaker 1: not just about what Donald Trump is doing in the
Speaker 1: United States, but also specifically which of these Trump policies
Speaker 1: and programs we ought to think about adopting right here
Speaker 1: in Australia. I'm talking about policies and programs Peter Dutton
Speaker 1: would do well to emulate, not only as part of
Speaker 1: his bid to win back the Lodge, but also to
Speaker 1: keep Australia from becoming poorer in relative terms and fulfilling
Speaker 1: the warning of another great leader Singapore's Lee Kwan Yeu
Speaker 1: about Australia one day turning into the poor white trash
Speaker 1: of Asia. So let's get into it, shall we. Well.
Speaker 1: On Donald Trump's first day in office, the new president
Speaker 1: signed twenty six executive orders. That is by far a
Speaker 1: first day record, covering everything from DEI to gender to
Speaker 1: climate to the economy. And there's so much to talk about,
Speaker 1: but let's first talk about the obvious low hanging fruit
Speaker 1: of all of these. One of the very first things
Speaker 1: the new president did was to sign an executive order
Speaker 1: ending illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit based Opportunity in the
Speaker 1: Public Service, which is basically a fancy way of saying
Speaker 1: that he was ordering all the ridiculous, discriminatory and divisive
Speaker 1: diversive diversity, equity and inclusion programs that are not only
Speaker 1: morally wrong, but, according to multiple studies such as this
Speaker 1: one from Rutgers University last year, also amplify rather than reduce,
Speaker 1: prejudice and division. Well that's all gone now. Trump has
Speaker 1: not only ordered an end to these programs, but has
Speaker 1: ordered staffers running those DEI programs to go on leave
Speaker 1: with the expectation that their jobs will soon be eliminated.
Speaker 1: I say, not a moment too soon. Just check out
Speaker 1: this fellow who was apparently something called the DEI lead
Speaker 1: at the Central Intelligence Agency of all places, after being
Speaker 1: in charge of LGBTQ plus programs at the National Security Agency.
Speaker 1: Tell me why they need these things there? Well, apparently
Speaker 1: he's already been cashiered and he was talking about it
Speaker 1: on X and I say, you know good. I hope
Speaker 1: he finds a job doing something productive soon rather than
Speaker 1: wasting everybody's time with the so other nonsense. Now, Peter
Speaker 1: Dutton should take a leaf out of this playbook. He
Speaker 1: should promise something very similar here in Australia, or for
Speaker 1: that matter, at various all the rap various race based
Speaker 1: affinity groups like this one famously memorialized in this video
Speaker 1: from the Department of Finance.
Speaker 2: Thank for hasn't taken to the executive this afternoon. It's
Speaker 2: been a mathive, chalent, but definitely looking forward to it.
Speaker 24: Hey, guys, I'm just heading downstairs my paleo perm banana bread.
Speaker 2: Would you like to join me?
Speaker 9: No, thanks, it's a little bit fancy for me.
Speaker 24: I'm actually off to our averaging on to our strata
Speaker 24: under stuff network mating.
Speaker 25: Okay, then, see you.
Speaker 1: All of that needs to go now. Some people will
Speaker 1: say that this is all just a culture war, and
Speaker 1: I know Anthony ALBINIZI is very keen to head this off.
Speaker 1: But not only is culture downstream of politics, as I'm
Speaker 1: saying goes, but politics is downstream of culture.
Speaker 2: Fix culture and you fix politics.
Speaker 1: That's why these things are actually really important. Now. In
Speaker 1: a similar vein, Donald Trump has also had this to
Speaker 1: say about the bedrock American principle of free speech.
Speaker 17: America is also a free nation once again. When day
Speaker 17: one I signed an executive order to stop all government censorship.
Speaker 17: No longer will our government label the speech of our
Speaker 17: own citizens as misinformation or disinformation.
Speaker 1: Now, Australia doesn't have a First Amendment like the United States,
Speaker 1: and frankly, I think we are all the poorer for it.
Speaker 1: But nevertheless, Peter Dutton should follow Donald Trump's lead here
Speaker 1: and put an end to efforts to police what people
Speaker 1: can say in Australia. That means standing up for the
Speaker 1: truly liberal positions that the Liberal Party, there's a hint
Speaker 1: in the name there, was founded on by axing, among
Speaker 1: other things, the Office of the e Safety Commissioner, which
Speaker 1: it bizarrely, the Liberals had a hand in creating when
Speaker 1: they were in government and continuing to fight efforts by
Speaker 1: labor to restrict our speech online and off. Now this here,
Speaker 1: this is the biggie and I'm afraid this is already
Speaker 1: a bit of a worry. The Paris Agreement. Here's the
Speaker 1: moment when Donald Trump signed to a cheering crowd an
Speaker 1: executive order taking America out of the Paris Climate Corps.
Speaker 6: Thank you, sir. The next item here is the withdrawal
Speaker 6: from the Paris Climate Treaty. We're going to save over
Speaker 6: a trillion dollars by withdrawing from that treaty.
Speaker 1: Did you hear those cheers? But sadly, though, it seems
Speaker 1: that Opposition leader Peter Dutton has signaled that if he
Speaker 1: wins government, the Coalition would not pull Australia out of Paris. Seriously,
Speaker 1: I mean, what is the point of this to secure
Speaker 1: that friends of the ABC vote that will never come
Speaker 1: across to the coalition in a million years. I don't
Speaker 1: get it. China is on to build three hundred new
Speaker 1: coal fired plants before the end of the decade. Climate
Speaker 1: targets are smashing the economies of every European nation except
Speaker 1: for France, which has scads of nuclear power as a
Speaker 1: get out of jail free cart on this stuff. And
Speaker 1: I say, good on, good on Dutton for pursuing nuclear power.
Speaker 1: But if we don't get out of Paris, there may
Speaker 1: be no Australian industry left here in the country for
Speaker 1: those plants, those reactors to power before the first reactor
Speaker 1: turbine starts spinning. Now another big trump one here. And
Speaker 1: when it comes to immigration, yes, you knew this was coming.
Speaker 1: Australia doesn't have quite the same problems with illegal aliens
Speaker 1: coming in through our borders as the United States does,
Speaker 1: but that doesn't mean we don't have really huge problems here.
Speaker 1: And in fact, the dirty little secret of our supposedly
Speaker 1: or orderly migration program is that it is actually out
Speaker 1: of control. As of last month, official statistics from the
Speaker 1: Department of Home Affairs show that there are ninety one
Speaker 1: thousand and one a very precise number there individuals who
Speaker 1: are here in Australia having made asylum claims that were
Speaker 1: found to be unsubstantiated, dodgy, illegitimate, or just plane trying
Speaker 1: it on. Big number. So do you know how many
Speaker 1: were deported that same month for having their asylum claims rejected,
Speaker 1: just thirteen five involuntarily, eight voluntarily. Want to do something
Speaker 1: about the housing crisis, mister Dutton, or our flailing social cohesion.
Speaker 1: Don't just do something about our mass migration problem and
Speaker 1: the dodgy student visas going to uber eed strivers and
Speaker 1: the thousands of visas granted to gozens, though canceling those
Speaker 1: as a first order of business would be a great
Speaker 1: first step. Start actually also booting people from the country
Speaker 1: who have no right to be here and yet for
Speaker 1: some reason are allowed to stay on after exhausting appeal
Speaker 1: after appeal at taxpayer expense. Donald Trump is already ramping
Speaker 1: up the detentions and the deportations, and the hope is
Speaker 1: that many illegal migrants in the United States who should
Speaker 1: not be in the country will realize the gig is
Speaker 1: up and self deport Donald Trump is already ramping all
Speaker 1: of this stuff up here. And once this is done,
Speaker 1: you know, you do the same thing in Australia. You
Speaker 1: get serious, and a lot of this problem will also
Speaker 1: likewise take care of itself. And finally, another big one,
Speaker 1: take this from Trump's playbook, get serious about government spending
Speaker 1: which is taking up an even greater share of the economy,
Speaker 1: and all of our regulations which are crushing not just
Speaker 1: small businesses but driving our most productive mining industry overseas.
Speaker 1: An equivalent to the Department of Government Efficiency or DOGE,
Speaker 1: which Matt Canavan and I have both suggested should be
Speaker 1: called DINGO here in Australia, working from outside government to
Speaker 1: slash government couldn't come a moment too soon. Yesterday we
Speaker 1: had the excellent news that justin to NAPA, Jebba Price
Speaker 1: will be adding government Efficiency to her shadow portfolio. This
Speaker 1: should be a full time operation if and when the
Speaker 1: Coalition comes back to power. Now there are some folks
Speaker 1: who will say that, oh, this is just Trumpianism, blah
Speaker 1: blah blah whatever. But the policies of the Trump administration
Speaker 1: that put the country first and the people and their
Speaker 1: rights ahead of government are for the most part really
Speaker 1: just common sense. But as the Donald Trump's return shows
Speaker 1: in the United States, it is what voters want, because,
Speaker 1: as the saying goes, nothing succeeds like success.
Speaker 3: Thanks James, and we had the amazing success yesterday four
Speaker 3: of the four more of the Jewish prisoners hostages taken
Speaker 3: by Hamas On The vile atrocities of October seventh have
Speaker 3: been released now at Tishbi joins us now a great
Speaker 3: to always chat to you.
Speaker 2: This is a fantastical, amazing day.
Speaker 3: But I have to ask is the price worth it
Speaker 3: when we look at the vile characters that Israel has
Speaker 3: been agreed to release back into the Palestinian fold? Are
Speaker 3: we looking at just a future October seventh further down
Speaker 3: the track.
Speaker 26: So first of all, this is a wonderful day for
Speaker 26: the parents of the hostages and for the entire Jewish
Speaker 26: people in the world, a free world. Lilinama Karina. They're
Speaker 26: back home, Daniella, their back home. I met the mothers
Speaker 26: of these girls. I actually met them a few times,
Speaker 26: and it was last I met them was in December
Speaker 26: in Israel, a few months ago, like last month, and
Speaker 26: I told them I can't believe we're still here. I
Speaker 26: hug them and I was like, I cannot believe it's
Speaker 26: almost a year and a half and we're still here
Speaker 26: and your daughters are still not home. So first and foremost,
Speaker 26: they have to be back home, and I'm so glad
Speaker 26: that they are.
Speaker 1: Is it a bad deal?
Speaker 11: Of course, it's a bad deal.
Speaker 26: It's a bad deal because we're dealing with the worst
Speaker 26: enemy humanly possible. We're dealing with a Jihati terrorist organization
Speaker 26: that stole people from their beds and is now negotiating
Speaker 26: and extorting the world and Israeli people for their return.
Speaker 26: It's almost like there is no good deal to be
Speaker 26: had here. Therefore, the first thing that needed to do
Speaker 26: is to bring them home. Now, from going forward, moving forward,
Speaker 26: everybody needs to understand what it is that we're dealing with.
Speaker 26: These people are never going to stop trying to destroy Israel.
Speaker 26: They're never going to stop trying killing Jews. We need
Speaker 26: to take that into consideration and into account. We need
Speaker 26: to follow these people. Israel need to follow these people,
Speaker 26: make sure that they don't get back to terror, and
Speaker 26: we need to try and figure out it's some sort
Speaker 26: of a regional ally ship that would put this problem
Speaker 26: not just in the hand of Israel, but the hands
Speaker 26: of the other Arab countries in the region that are
Speaker 26: implicit in this problem in the Palestinian Israeli conflict. That's
Speaker 26: what needs to be done. But the first line of order,
Speaker 26: the first thing we need to do is to bring
Speaker 26: all of them.
Speaker 1: Back home, James, But doesn't this just delay And I
Speaker 1: know it is phenomenal that these four young women are
Speaker 1: back home with their families after unimaginable horrors, but it
Speaker 1: also feels like Hamas still being in power and taking
Speaker 1: advantage of the Israelis and the Jewish people's reverence for
Speaker 1: life and for the lives of their people, keeps them
Speaker 1: in power and delays the day when you could have
Speaker 1: some sort of multinational force, possibly with the UAE, possibly
Speaker 1: with the Saudis coming in and entirely changing the political
Speaker 1: culture of Gaza. Because as long as things are the
Speaker 1: way they are, I am just worried. You know, Sinowar
Speaker 1: came out of one of these prisoner swaps a couple
Speaker 1: of decades ago. This just feels like, you know, we're
Speaker 1: on a repeat cycle here.
Speaker 11: That's very true.
Speaker 26: Ye Jasinoir came out of the release of Gilad Schalite,
Speaker 26: the prisoner the hostage that was held by Ramas a
Speaker 26: few years back. And Yja Sinore at the time had
Speaker 26: no Israeli blood on his hand. He was in prison
Speaker 26: because he slaughtered Palestinians with bare hands. So those are
Speaker 26: the people that we're talking about. And I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 26: The Amurades and the Saudis, everybody needs to come in
Speaker 26: and help in solving this problem, because this problem with
Speaker 26: jihadism is not Israel's problem, and it's not a Jewish
Speaker 26: people's problem. This is the problem in the Middle East,
Speaker 26: and every normal Arab leader in the region understands this
Speaker 26: and understands as very well. So I'm calling from here
Speaker 26: to the Saudis to come to the table right now
Speaker 26: and partner with Israel in solving this problem for the
Speaker 26: betterment of the entire region and for everybody, not just
Speaker 26: Israeli people, but also the Palestinian people. As long as
Speaker 26: Hamas is in power, as long as Kamas, a terrorist
Speaker 26: organization that is trying to enact Sharia law in Gaza
Speaker 26: and take over Israel from the river to the sea
Speaker 26: and possibly the world if they can.
Speaker 11: As long as they are in power, the power Singing
Speaker 11: people are not going to have a future. They're just not.
Speaker 11: If they're going to keep resisting the state of Israel's.
Speaker 26: Existence, the Jewish existence in the region, and their ancestral
Speaker 26: homeland and their indigenous homeland, We're going to keep having
Speaker 26: this problem. So I call here to the Saudi government
Speaker 26: to the Saudi people to actually join forces with Israel
Speaker 26: and solve this problem once and for all in order
Speaker 26: to bring peace.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 5: I know you're in La, but you spend a lot
Speaker 5: of time in Israel, and I was there just before
Speaker 5: Christmas and shocked by just how aware the population there
Speaker 5: is about anti Semitic incidents.
Speaker 9: Here in Australia. Tell me about the way.
Speaker 5: We are saying now, and also the conduct of our
Speaker 5: federal government, the Albanese government.
Speaker 26: There's no doubt that what's happening in Australia is shocking,
Speaker 26: absolutely shocking. And I think for I'll tell you this
Speaker 26: is an Israeli that knows Australian culture really well. For Israelis,
Speaker 26: Australians always seemed kind of like a brothers and sisters, right.
Speaker 26: We always looked at each other as having a similar culture.
Speaker 26: We're easygoing, we're very open, we're.
Speaker 11: Blunt, we're in your face in a charming kind of
Speaker 11: a way.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 26: So Israeli's and Australians always seemed to me into a
Speaker 26: lot of other people that I know very similar.
Speaker 11: And now Israelis and Jews all over the world, and.
Speaker 26: The Australian Jewish community are blown away by what's happening,
Speaker 26: by the antisemitism, by the rhetorics, and the attacks and
Speaker 26: the blowing up, burning synagogues and attacking homes.
Speaker 11: And it's absolutely shocking for everyone who's seeing this. And
Speaker 11: this is the price, and this is.
Speaker 26: The cost of unchecked rhetoric of anti Zionism, which is
Speaker 26: the new iteration of anti Semitism. They used to look
Speaker 26: at the Jews and call the Jews, describe the Jews
Speaker 26: as these untrustworthy, bloodthirsty people and therefore need to be eliminated.
Speaker 26: And now they're using the exact same rhetoric for Israelis
Speaker 26: and for Zionists, so calling Zionists bloodthirsty, untrustworthy, it's exactly
Speaker 26: the same. And this has consequences. So this is a
Speaker 26: shocking realization and the shocking reality for the Australian Jewish
Speaker 26: community and for everybody in Israel and everybody in America. Honestly,
Speaker 26: we're not entirely sure what happened.
Speaker 11: To know, happy go Lucky.
Speaker 3: Aussie's and Noah, just quickly before we go at the
Speaker 3: political level, we've got a Foreign Minister, Penny Wong, who
Speaker 3: has repeatedly voted against Israel in the United Nations in
Speaker 3: favor of Palestine, and has also overturned various Australian policies
Speaker 3: that were friendly towards Israel. What do you make of
Speaker 3: the fact that she will be representing Australia at the
Speaker 3: eightieth commemorations of the Auschwitz Horror.
Speaker 26: Well, this is not just for Penny Wong, This actually
Speaker 26: goes for everybody Australian. I'm sorry, Holocaust remember and stay
Speaker 26: on Monday is also the eightieth liberation of Auschwitz. This
Speaker 26: would do the world really good to look at what real,
Speaker 26: intentional and systematic genocide looks like, not the virtue signaling one,
Speaker 26: not the one that you're calling on your Twitter accounts
Speaker 26: or x accounts are on Instagram. The actual genocide that
Speaker 26: had occurred against the Jewish people. And in order to
Speaker 26: make sure that this really never happens again, we should
Speaker 26: not think of what's happening in Israel and not call
Speaker 26: that a genocide. That is a war that was started
Speaker 26: not by Israel, and Israel fought back hard to grave
Speaker 26: costs to the Palestinian people, not a genocide. What happened
Speaker 26: in the Holocaust, that is a genocide, and I hope
Speaker 26: not just the Australian Government, but literally everybody takes this
Speaker 26: day very seriously and think about what happened in Auschwitz
Speaker 26: and what happened in the Holocaust and how that is
Speaker 26: different to what is happening today, how we can make
Speaker 26: sure this never happens again.
Speaker 3: To should be always great to chat to you, and
Speaker 3: you do have many fans and friends here in Australia,
Speaker 3: so I'll say Happy Australia Today day to you know.
Speaker 2: Her as well, Great to see you as always. Coming
Speaker 2: out after the break clown show in a tick roll up,
Speaker 2: roll up. It's the wackiest show on Earth.
Speaker 3: It's the Canbra Clown Show right here under the Burly
Speaker 3: Griffin big Top. The best thing about the Canbra Clown
Speaker 3: Show is our diversity.
Speaker 2: We have the most diverse.
Speaker 3: Range of clowns under one single roof anywhere in Australia,
Speaker 3: from the bungling and fumbling to the downright done.
Speaker 2: To the deeply creepy take Lydia. One of our favorites.
Speaker 3: Lydia's stick is to insult the entire nation in order
Speaker 3: to get her moment in the spotlights.
Speaker 11: Dutton.
Speaker 27: Dutton is a racist. Dutton is a violent person, and
Speaker 27: you know, white people are becoming the minority in this country,
Speaker 27: and I think they're really scared of that. You know,
Speaker 27: black and brown people are rising up and they're getting
Speaker 27: more and more desperate in their messaging.
Speaker 3: The great thing about Lydia, of course, is that she
Speaker 3: never deviates from her well rehearsed lines.
Speaker 27: We do live in a racist country, unfortunately. Racism is real.
Speaker 27: Racism is everywhere and it's causing a lot of harm.
Speaker 2: Only if you want it to be.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Australia being a country of racists. Right on
Speaker 3: que the popular circus known as the Queensland University of
Speaker 3: Technology proudly held their very own clown show this week,
Speaker 3: complete with a cartoon jewun.
Speaker 24: Really really healply provided a human shield for him to
Speaker 24: talk about some of his favorite topics. Hated on migrants
Speaker 24: by arguing the Palestinian refugees are a threat to Jews,
Speaker 24: just generally hating on Muslims, protecting every day asses from
Speaker 24: left wing anti war protesters, and of course falstering support
Speaker 24: for Israel as it commits a genocide. His heiding not
Speaker 24: only needs to defend the right to be bigots, because
Speaker 24: Duna's Jew could do this.
Speaker 3: For Dutton's jew Jews, of course, have featured prominently in
Speaker 3: the Canberra Clown Show this year. How Schwitz is, of
Speaker 3: course the most notorious extermination camp in world history, a
Speaker 3: world that lives, a word, that lives in infamy, and
Speaker 3: normally should just roll off the tongue.
Speaker 2: But not in Albozo's case, the report were wrong.
Speaker 28: The person leading the delegation to Oshwitch is our Foreign
Speaker 28: Minister Penny.
Speaker 3: Wong, apparently not Albert was announcing his plan to send
Speaker 3: his Foreign Minister Penny Wise the clown, sorry Penny Wong,
Speaker 3: to attend the eightieth anniversary of our Schwitz, to one
Speaker 3: of the six million Jews who died in the Holocaust.
Speaker 28: Penny Wong will lead the delegation, accompanied by Mark Dreyfus,
Speaker 28: our Attorney General.
Speaker 3: Many Australian Jews and descendants of Holocaust survivors were outraged
Speaker 3: that Penny Wong, who was widely loathed within the Jewish
Speaker 3: community for her pro Palestinian anti Israeli sentiments and sympathies,
Speaker 3: not to mention her policies and un voting record, was
Speaker 3: going anywhere near Auschwitz or indeed Orswitz, as Albert would
Speaker 3: have it.
Speaker 2: And they have attempted to stop.
Speaker 29: Her, and more than nine four hundred signatures already on
Speaker 29: this change dot org petition calling for the Foreign Minister
Speaker 29: to not be the one that represents Australia or leads
Speaker 29: that delegation in Poland at the Auschwitz event next week.
Speaker 3: Australia's next Prime Minister, Peter Dutton, shared that sentiment.
Speaker 25: I think when we've got the Jewish Commuity living in
Speaker 25: fear in our country, and when you see the stance
Speaker 25: and the rhetoric that has been espoused by Penny Wong
Speaker 25: and by the Prime Minister, when you see the positions
Speaker 25: that Penny Wong's taken in conflict with our close allies,
Speaker 25: including the United States in boats at the United Nations,
Speaker 25: I think she's the most inappropriate person to go and
Speaker 25: represent our country and I think the Prime Minister should
Speaker 25: be more sensitive.
Speaker 2: But Albozo clearly disagrees.
Speaker 3: You couldn't keep the smirk off this clown's face as
Speaker 3: he responded to criticism of the decision.
Speaker 28: Foreign Minister Penny Wong as someone who understands racism and discrimination,
Speaker 28: and anyone who knows Penny Wong and her life story
Speaker 28: understands that.
Speaker 3: And if the journalist in question wasn't happy with that answer. Well,
Speaker 3: as Albozo has always maintained, you get to do.
Speaker 30: The questions, I get to do the answers.
Speaker 8: That's why all works.
Speaker 2: Nice. Hat by the way, there, Albozo.
Speaker 3: That was the hat that Alboso chose for his press
Speaker 3: conference recently, where he struggled to explain why Australians never
Speaker 3: got the two hundred and seventy five dollars rebates he
Speaker 3: promised them in order to win the last election.
Speaker 2: With a slight of hand that fooled nobody.
Speaker 3: Albozo disgracefully tried to pretend that the government giving taxpayers
Speaker 3: their own money back as an election bribe is the
Speaker 3: same thing as a government introducing policies that create a
Speaker 3: competitive and productive market where prices actually you know, go down.
Speaker 8: The time for you to concede that your pace to
Speaker 8: reduce electricity process by one and seventy five dollars by
Speaker 8: this year for whatever reasons, that's not.
Speaker 15: Going to happen, is that fair all.
Speaker 30: One of the things that we did, of course, was
Speaker 30: have a three hundred dollars energy builder life. The Coinsland
Speaker 30: government understood Miles had one thousand dollars additional to that
Speaker 30: that was post.
Speaker 2: What a joke.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, perhaps inspired by his big hat, Albozo's sidekick Tanya,
Speaker 3: the Eco clown was off promising she can pull a
Speaker 3: rabbit out of her own hat with green hydrogen, so
Speaker 3: Australia can become an energy superpower.
Speaker 31: We're investing in green hydrogen. Are we can be a
Speaker 31: renewable energy superpower?
Speaker 1: How excising?
Speaker 3: But pray tell Tanya, does this magical green hydrogen actually work?
Speaker 31: Well, we're investing in green hydrogen because we know that
Speaker 31: it works, but it's not working in a cost effective way.
Speaker 4: Yet.
Speaker 31: We need to make sure that as this technology develops,
Speaker 31: we can bring the costs down, because when we bring
Speaker 31: the costs down, it can have a really good role
Speaker 31: in manufacturing those high energy intensity things like steel and
Speaker 31: cement and industrial chemic and so on.
Speaker 3: Right, and if you and naivenough to believe a single
Speaker 3: word of all that gobbledegook, then here's a bridge I
Speaker 3: can sell you. Meanwhile, speaking of clown struggling to remember
Speaker 3: their lines, watch has Burko the clown struggles through an
Speaker 3: entire paragraph without once mentioning the most obvious word islam.
Speaker 32: We're increasingly finding people where It's no longer a set ideology,
Speaker 32: be it what would be reviewed, what would be viewed
Speaker 32: as an extremist ideology purporting to be based on faith,
Speaker 32: or what would be described as a right wing racist ideology.
Speaker 32: It's now as well mixed ideologies as part of these
Speaker 32: rapid forms of radicalization.
Speaker 3: And on that note, here's Bobo bo and perfecting his
Speaker 3: latest punchy one liners.
Speaker 2: He this is noodles.
Speaker 23: So the party that forgot to order vaccines during the
Speaker 23: pandemic and couldn't deliver any car parks or railway stations,
Speaker 23: thinks they're going to build nuclear power stations faster than
Speaker 23: anyone else in the world.
Speaker 4: Got it.
Speaker 3: Well, Hyperbola or hyperboles certainly seems to be Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: way of doing everyday business. He's just out there at
Speaker 3: the moment in California sorting out all those lefties and
Speaker 3: telling them how to prevent fire.
Speaker 2: Who the thought to.
Speaker 32: Relief items which will prevent it or at least mitigated
Speaker 32: from happening again.
Speaker 6: So you're going to see us proposing both of those.
Speaker 7: Like water things.
Speaker 17: You know, the Party of common sense? See where the
Speaker 17: bread We're the Party of common sense.
Speaker 2: You're not in all fairness, sir, we like water to
Speaker 2: put out fires.
Speaker 17: It's really quite efficient.
Speaker 4: Thanks President, mister President.
Speaker 2: You can't faulton. I love Milania.
Speaker 9: Just looking on the mayor were sitting out to the
Speaker 9: right of Millennia. But you know what, yes, guess what
Speaker 9: water puts that fires.
Speaker 3: And if you're five and if you divert all your
Speaker 3: water into the Pacific Ocean, you're going to have a drought.
Speaker 1: And you know, I'll tell you what, Donald Trump, you
Speaker 1: spoke about this months ago. He foreshadowed this. He talked
Speaker 1: about this on the campaign trail. He talked about Joe Rogan.
Speaker 1: He said, California has a huge water problem. They're keeping
Speaker 1: all the water up north. You can't used for farming,
Speaker 1: and it can't be used apparently to fill up the
Speaker 1: hydrants that they need to put the fires out.
Speaker 2: Fantastic stuff.
Speaker 3: Anyway, they used to say, and they now say, thank
Speaker 3: god it's Friday, because Friday, you get Rowan, you get Rita,
Speaker 3: you get James. Friday evening the world according to Rowan
Speaker 3: Dean seven pm. Then at eight o'clock you've got James
Speaker 3: in the US Report. Then you've got Rita. After that's
Speaker 3: on all her craziness as well, So Rita, James.
Speaker 2: And Rowan Friday nights. We'll see you next Sunday morning.
Speaker 9: Well Thursday, of course. Please let's not forget my.
Speaker 2: Day by Happy Australia Day
Speaker 20: M hm