Speaker 1: On Scolds Australia.
Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalty Show.
Speaker 3: Good evening, an welcome to the readA Panety show coming
Speaker 3: up tonight. Australian banks named and shamed for their heartless
Speaker 3: treatment of customers in a new Atzig report. All that
Speaker 3: corporate virtue signaling during the Voice campaign doesn't hide the
Speaker 3: ugly truth. I'll speak to an MP who has become
Speaker 3: the first to have his maiden speech to Parliament banned
Speaker 3: from YouTube. The Great Alex Stein joins me to discuss
Speaker 3: the Trump Biden debate and the latest on disgraced music
Speaker 3: mogul and Democrat Operative shown p Diddy, Combs and Kinsey Schofield.
Speaker 3: Will tell me who has been voted the UK's sexiest
Speaker 3: man alive for the second year in a row. It
Speaker 3: will surprise you and your favorite segment left is losing
Speaker 3: it Later in the hour and a trigger warning year
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Speaker 4: Noble Park. Don't let the sign and the fancy station
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Speaker 4: This is where the uncles hang around in suits, but
Speaker 4: not one of them work a corporate job.
Speaker 3: Let's bring in Sky News contributor pro McSween prove good
Speaker 3: to see you again. We saw yet another violent clash
Speaker 3: between police and pro Palestinian activists in Melbourne over the
Speaker 3: weekend with a protest advertised with this poster showing a
Speaker 3: jack boot crushing a Star of David, which wouldn't be
Speaker 3: surprised there was trouble. These protests were there to interrupt
Speaker 3: and intimidate a protest against anti Semitism. Never again is now.
Speaker 3: That saw thousands assemble peacefully in the CBD on a
Speaker 3: rainy Melbourne day, But the pro Palestinian activists we're yelling
Speaker 3: things like into fada from the river to the sea
Speaker 3: in the direction of the pro Israel protesters.
Speaker 5: The level of intimidation and aggression is really concerning, to
Speaker 5: the point where I think most Australians have had enough.
Speaker 6: We are fed up.
Speaker 5: Our cities are being hijacked by these activists. You know,
Speaker 5: it's one thing to be pro Palacinian, but what we're
Speaker 5: finding here is this aggression. This intimidation is striking fear
Speaker 5: not only in the hearts of Israelis, but a lot
Speaker 5: of just well meaning Australians.
Speaker 6: Who just want to get on with their lives.
Speaker 5: We have this situation where you know, in this conference,
Speaker 5: this Labor Party conference, there where something like six anti
Speaker 5: Israel motions.
Speaker 6: That got up.
Speaker 5: So you know, you've got just into Alan in the
Speaker 5: one hand saying we don't support intimidation, and you know,
Speaker 5: this kind of aggressive behavior and handballing it to Alberanasi
Speaker 5: that it's a federal issue and he handballs it back.
Speaker 5: You know, this is the problem that the Labor Party
Speaker 5: is so concerned about the Muslim vote that they're not prepared.
Speaker 5: They're trying to strabble, to straddle both. They don't like
Speaker 5: the fact that there is anti Semitism happening here. But
Speaker 5: at the same time, we all are unfilled by that
Speaker 5: they're prioritizing their votes. And this is where I'm sad
Speaker 5: to say, you know, this society is.
Speaker 6: Really I don't know lost. I mean, what are we
Speaker 6: going to do? How long is this going to go on?
Speaker 5: This is hijacking our cities and our lives, and Jews
Speaker 5: are made to feel unsafe and intimidated. And this is
Speaker 5: a multicultural society. We pride ourselves on tolerance and being
Speaker 5: able to live in a harmonious way, and yet we're
Speaker 5: finding week after week, day after day, this level of
Speaker 5: aggression and intimidation.
Speaker 6: It's disgusting.
Speaker 3: Oh, it is absolutely disgusting, and we're just seeing behaviors
Speaker 3: that we didn't think Australian would be tolerated, and then
Speaker 3: waste of police resources, particularly here in Victoria. Victoria Police
Speaker 3: themselves have detailed how many shifts they have devoted to
Speaker 3: just policing the pro Palestinian protesters and they're blocking city
Speaker 3: streets on a weekly basis, causing enormous disruption as well.
Speaker 3: Now let's go to Australia's oldest university and one of
Speaker 3: its most prestigious, the University of Sydney. Like many others,
Speaker 3: it's seen pro Palestinian protesters intimidate students, but the vice
Speaker 3: chancellor there, Mark Scott, has written in Australia in The
Speaker 3: Australian Today saying that calls for Interfada and the slogan
Speaker 3: from the River to the Sea do not constitute hate speech,
Speaker 3: and he also defended the university's response as the pro
Speaker 3: Palestinian protest encampment on campus nears its four week mark.
Speaker 3: I mean it's one thing to have a protest through,
Speaker 3: but in encampment, surely that is breaking the rules that
Speaker 3: they've set up camp on campus.
Speaker 5: I heard Mark Scott talking today on Sydney Radio and
Speaker 5: he was saying, how you know they won't allow them
Speaker 5: to cross the line of bullying and intimidation. Well, I'm
Speaker 5: sorry they have and you know, as you say, when
Speaker 5: you've got these campsites set up where people are too
Speaker 5: scared to walk past them, Israelis in particular, and so
Speaker 5: they have to put themselves through, you know, some sort
Speaker 5: of minefield of walking around the university to make sure
Speaker 5: they're not going to be.
Speaker 6: Abused or harassed.
Speaker 5: It's just appalling and I'm sorry all of these chancellors,
Speaker 5: even Deacon University that ordered the encampment to be you know,
Speaker 5: shut down or they have never it's not been shut
Speaker 5: down and they're not enforcing this shutdown, so you know,
Speaker 5: they're all talk, no action.
Speaker 6: It's one thing to.
Speaker 5: Say we support free speech and everyone in Australia does,
Speaker 5: but when it comes to this kind of serial bulling
Speaker 5: and intimidation and in aggression where people cannot go about.
Speaker 6: Their daily lives.
Speaker 5: You know, every student is equal at Sydney university and
Speaker 5: these other universities one supposed, but clearly some are more
Speaker 5: equal than others. And this is where it's disgraceful that
Speaker 5: the rights of others in masks. That it's free speech,
Speaker 5: but what about freedom of movement?
Speaker 6: You know, it's just disgusting.
Speaker 3: Oh, I can I can be one hundred percent sure
Speaker 3: if this was an I don't know, anti illegal immigration
Speaker 3: rally and camp and protest that was happening on university campuses,
Speaker 3: it would be shut down quick smart. They would get
Speaker 3: security in there. Probably students would be expelled on site.
Speaker 3: It would be a very different approach. And we're now
Speaker 3: our university campuses aren't exactly bastions of free speech, so
Speaker 3: to be trying to hide under that argument. I'm all
Speaker 3: for free speech. I don't want any of these terms
Speaker 3: banned under hate speech laws, but I don't want to
Speaker 3: see students intimidated, and things like encampments are just against
Speaker 3: the rules. Now let's talk about the seventh thirty Report.
Speaker 3: Host Sarah Ferguson has been criticized for an interview with
Speaker 3: Peter Dutton where she interrupted the opposition leader no fewer
Speaker 3: than twenty five times. There are a couple of examples.
Speaker 7: Well, they're a part of it, but we need to
Speaker 7: house them and you can't bring.
Speaker 8: In Well, I only four percent of international students actually
Speaker 8: are in the rental markets.
Speaker 1: Really, where are they living?
Speaker 6: Sarah?
Speaker 8: I'm not an expert in obviously housing, but I'll tell.
Speaker 9: You that the entire defense force is made up of
Speaker 9: fifty eight thousand men and women.
Speaker 8: I think you're I just want to interrupt to say
Speaker 8: that you're talking about well, I think it's important. This
Speaker 8: is not a matter of interruption. It's a matter of
Speaker 8: staying on topic.
Speaker 3: It was quite amusing. Really. Of course that four percent
Speaker 3: figure was not accurate. It's bitter. Dutton said, where are
Speaker 3: they living? Sarah? Jared Henderson wrote in The Australian Ferguson
Speaker 3: may have been referring to a report that claim four
Speaker 3: percent of renters are international students. That's very different to
Speaker 3: the claim that only four percent of international students actually
Speaker 3: rent a property. What did you make of that interview?
Speaker 3: Is it fair enough in a combative interview to interrupt
Speaker 3: the opposition leader twenty five times?
Speaker 6: Look, it's just bad television for a start.
Speaker 5: How frustrating for the viewer to you know, who's wanting
Speaker 5: to follow what the interviewe is saying, and yet they
Speaker 5: can't of even get three words out.
Speaker 6: I mean intimidation.
Speaker 5: If we're talking about intimidation and aggression. Well there it
Speaker 5: was for all to see. And this woman had a
Speaker 5: point that she wanted to make, and that was to
Speaker 5: try and prevent the opposition leader from.
Speaker 6: Making his case.
Speaker 5: And we see it on The Insiders with David Spears.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, you know, David is just as bad.
Speaker 5: And you just think, why does anybody waste their time
Speaker 5: watching the ABC because frankly, they may as well just
Speaker 5: do a monologue the hosts and not bother having any
Speaker 5: guests because they don't let them get their stories out
Speaker 5: for goodness sake.
Speaker 3: I did like Peter Dutton's approach to it, though, because
Speaker 3: you saw him get a little bit irritated, you saw
Speaker 3: him push back. It's a method that we've seen from
Speaker 3: the likes of Ron Desantas, and he's handling of the media,
Speaker 3: who are very hostile and aggressive towards him is masterful.
Speaker 3: Of course, Trump is another one, but I think DeSantis
Speaker 3: has even perfected it further. So yeah, I think more
Speaker 3: conservative politicians should take that route and push back talking
Speaker 3: about US politics. Let's have a look at Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: He had the president clapping along mindlessly as an academic
Speaker 3: calls for an immediate and permanent cease fire in the
Speaker 3: Gaza Strip.
Speaker 10: It is my stance as a more houseman, nay as
Speaker 10: a human being to call for an immediate and the
Speaker 10: permanent cease fire and the Gaza Strip.
Speaker 3: Pro One can only hope he didn't hear or understand
Speaker 3: what was being said, because you don't want Israel's greatest
Speaker 3: ally to be clapping along like a fool as the
Speaker 3: demands for an immediate and permanent ceasefire are made. After all,
Speaker 3: her mass is not defeated yet they're still in power
Speaker 3: in Gaza.
Speaker 6: Well, was he awake? I mean, did anyone just check
Speaker 6: that he was awake?
Speaker 5: Sometimes I think he's got his eyes open, but he's
Speaker 5: just on another planet.
Speaker 6: But prior to.
Speaker 5: That, or it may have been afterwards, Rita, when he
Speaker 5: virtually said to the moor House community, which is a
Speaker 5: black obviously a black college, that the blacks have been
Speaker 5: killed in the streets.
Speaker 6: Democracy has done this to them.
Speaker 5: It was so anti white America. And you know, the
Speaker 5: guy just is just on another planet. And of course
Speaker 5: we see this with his policies towards Israel, where he's
Speaker 5: again having a bed each way. He'll give them some weapons,
Speaker 5: but he won't give them others. He wants a ceasefire,
Speaker 5: but he doesn't want her mask to not be defeated.
Speaker 5: It's just schizophrenic policy on the run.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 3: Finally, pro Australian banks have been shamed in a scathing
Speaker 3: report from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. ASIK examined
Speaker 3: more than fourteen hundred bank hardship files in a landmark
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty seven page report released today, showed
Speaker 3: banks behaving heartlessly to customers at their time of need.
Speaker 3: Let's hear now from the ATZIK chairman John Joe Longo.
Speaker 3: He said, in the worst cases, lenders ignored hardship notices,
Speaker 3: effectively abandoning customers who needed their support. So they have
Speaker 3: a pro abandoning customers when they need support. But these
Speaker 3: banks are very happy to advocate on all sorts of
Speaker 3: socio political issues, from pronouns to the race based referendum.
Speaker 5: I was reading where the NAB, Westpac and Commonwealth Bank
Speaker 5: make fifty five million dollars profit up day and yet
Speaker 5: there's foreclosures of around thirty five percent, and you think, wow,
Speaker 5: you know, why were they even in the business of
Speaker 5: lending money to couples, sometimes lending a million bucks to
Speaker 5: couples when blind Freddie could tell you that, you know,
Speaker 5: the economy is not going to proceed the way it
Speaker 5: has been, so they're so money hungry. But when it
Speaker 5: comes to actually looking after their customers, abandonment is what
Speaker 5: their slogan should be. We know that the banks are
Speaker 5: totally profit minded. They're closing down now and using this
Speaker 5: excuse that nobody's going into the bank, So it's because
Speaker 5: you can't find one a lot open anywhere.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's just appalling.
Speaker 5: The banks are not our friends, partic the major ones,
Speaker 5: and we should all really seriously consider looking for alternatives,
Speaker 5: although whether they're any good as well, who would know.
Speaker 3: From McSwain, thank you so much for your time this evening.
Speaker 3: Let's bring in New South Wales libertarian Impede John Ruddick, John,
Speaker 3: thanks for your time tonight. You were elected to the
Speaker 3: New South Wales Legislative Council back in April twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: Gave a wide ranging, interesting maiden speech, but for what
Speaker 3: we believe is the first time in Australian political history
Speaker 3: that maiden speech has been censored on social media, banned
Speaker 3: from YouTube.
Speaker 12: Libertarianism can be summed up in two words. Power corrupts.
Speaker 12: We believe in the inherent morality of capitalism simply because
Speaker 12: it is what people will spontaneously do when left alone.
Speaker 12: The worst atrocities and histories in history were not the
Speaker 12: result of drought, flood, pestler for a plague with a
Speaker 12: big government throwing it to weight around like an elephant
Speaker 12: stomping on ants.
Speaker 3: What are they so worried about, John, Is that going
Speaker 3: to radicalize the youth of Australia.
Speaker 6: What parts of.
Speaker 3: Your speech do you think led to it being banned
Speaker 3: on YouTube?
Speaker 9: Well, what had happened, reader, is in the Westminster tradition,
Speaker 9: a new member of Parliament gets to give the maiden's speech,
Speaker 9: where the other members come and listen and there's no interruptions.
Speaker 2: That's the convention. Now, most of these speeches are all
Speaker 2: about themselves.
Speaker 9: Okay, they want to thank everybody that they are their yearfore,
Speaker 9: his teacher, their God, their wife and got the best
Speaker 9: wife in the world, whatever, best kids, and don't they
Speaker 9: just give a little bit of philosophy, but we went
Speaker 9: for the completely different road. We just gave a hardcore
Speaker 9: ideological speech. We're in parliam because we want to change
Speaker 9: the world. Now, I think what happened was we put
Speaker 9: it up on YouTube. About twelve hours later, about two
Speaker 9: hundred people have seen it, probably my mum, my neighbors,
Speaker 9: my cousins, my friends from the party, et cetera. And
Speaker 9: then we've got a message from YouTube so that they
Speaker 9: have been banned because of medical misinformation. Now I did
Speaker 9: mention the word I've made. Oh I didn't say it
Speaker 9: works for COVID. I just said it shouldn't have been bad.
Speaker 9: That's all I said. Okay, it got bad for medical
Speaker 9: MISSINGVAI and I was a bit rock when I sort
Speaker 9: of first got that from YouTube, and then I thought,
Speaker 9: this is a magnificent opportunity. So me and my staff
Speaker 9: went and bought a case of beer and we sat
Speaker 9: down there at three o'clock in the morning and we
Speaker 9: just told everyone, were you, hey, watch this speech. It's
Speaker 9: just been BAEd by YouTube, and it was the classic
Speaker 9: strides of the effect. And now I reckoned reader. I
Speaker 9: reckoned two and a half million people on various platforms
Speaker 9: are centered around the world, so we're very pleased with
Speaker 9: whoever reported it did a great job.
Speaker 3: Well, yes, you can't sit it on YouTube, but it
Speaker 3: is available on many other platforms, including other social media sides,
Speaker 3: So that's pretty good effort. Two million plus views for
Speaker 3: a speech to the New South Wales Parliament be the
Speaker 3: most watched speech given in New South Wales Parliament. Staying
Speaker 3: in your state the new anti conversion therapy laws in
Speaker 3: New South Wales, you've launched a campaign to reverse the
Speaker 3: decision to define gender identity counseling as a type of
Speaker 3: conversion therapy in the legislation. Tell me why you say
Speaker 3: this is important.
Speaker 9: Well, as soon as I got elected, there was all
Speaker 9: this talk that there's going there, there's going to be
Speaker 9: a bill that comes to the Parliament that's going to
Speaker 9: ban efforts to offer counseling for people who think they
Speaker 9: may be transgender.
Speaker 2: But we didn't.
Speaker 9: It was always you know, unclear when it was going
Speaker 9: to come in, and it was you know, details were
Speaker 9: very few, and then a couple of months ago, get
Speaker 9: slammed in here and within a few days it's passed
Speaker 9: through the parliament. It barely got any media attention. We
Speaker 9: had to sit till seven o'clock in the morning in
Speaker 9: the Upper House to get it through. Of course, you know,
Speaker 9: I did my very best to stop it and on
Speaker 9: the my boy with the details reader. But there was
Speaker 9: two key votes, two key votes, and one of those
Speaker 9: vote and we lost them by one or two votes.
Speaker 2: And we could have removed.
Speaker 9: I put up an amendment to remove the words gender
Speaker 9: identity from the bill, which means it still would have
Speaker 9: been legal to go and seek counseling or to offer
Speaker 9: counseling for people who think they might be transgender. Wasn't
Speaker 9: going to ban transgender surgeries, wasn't going to ban pub bloggers.
Speaker 2: It was just going to not it was going to
Speaker 2: unbann counseling. Now that law got through and then the
Speaker 2: government sort of thought, Okay, it's done. We fulfilled our
Speaker 2: campaign promise. Let's move on. Well, they were thrilled last
Speaker 2: week dreada what I said.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, no, no, it's not over yet. I'm
Speaker 9: going to put up another bill and we're not going
Speaker 9: to debate it for about six months. I'm going to
Speaker 9: drag it out.
Speaker 2: We're going to have a public awareness.
Speaker 9: Campaign, which is what they did not want last time,
Speaker 9: and we're going to remove We're going to try and
Speaker 9: remove these two words gender identity.
Speaker 3: How do people? How do people get involved in this?
Speaker 3: How do they? Is there a submission that can make
Speaker 3: Is there a petition to sign?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, there's two things the public can do. Well, there's
Speaker 2: probably three things.
Speaker 9: The first thing they could do is talk to their
Speaker 9: new South Wales state empty Upper House or lower House. Yes,
Speaker 9: we're going to start a petition myself and I think
Speaker 9: it's going to be Rachel Wong, who I think you've
Speaker 9: had on a few times. We're going to start a
Speaker 9: petition and if we get more than ten thousand signatures
Speaker 9: and that will trigger an automatic debate into parliament. Now,
Speaker 9: we're also going to hopefully set up an inquiry. We
Speaker 9: tried to have an inquiry when a bill come to
Speaker 9: the Parliament, to the Upper House sometimes we have a
Speaker 9: vote about sending it off to an inquiry. And we
Speaker 9: had a vote for an inquiry last time and we
Speaker 9: lost it twenty one twenty. So we only need one
Speaker 9: more person to change their mind and we'll.
Speaker 2: Have an inquiry.
Speaker 9: That'll be a public inquiry. I might even be the
Speaker 9: chair of it, and we're going to hear from the public. Now,
Speaker 9: the people I want to hear from more than anybody else,
Speaker 9: Riata are the d transitioners, the people who have gone
Speaker 9: through this process and now regret it and severely regret it.
Speaker 2: And they want to tell they want to warn the public.
Speaker 9: Hey, maybe if you're feeling a little bit uncomfortable as
Speaker 9: a teenager, maybe surgeries and chemicals to change your gender
Speaker 9: is not the best idea.
Speaker 3: Well, further on that, another good reason to have counseling
Speaker 3: as an option as opposed to going down the road
Speaker 3: of irreversible treatments and surgeries. A new study from the
Speaker 3: NIAH on risk of suicide and self harm following gender
Speaker 3: firming surgery found that individuals who underwent gender firming surgery
Speaker 3: had a twelve fold higher suicide risk twelve point twelve
Speaker 3: fold high suicide risk than those who did not. It's
Speaker 3: an incredible finding, John, and completely at odds with some
Speaker 3: of the emotional black mail we've had from the activists
Speaker 3: who say, if you don't allow people to or even
Speaker 3: encourage them to transition after self ID, then you risk
Speaker 3: having a loved one who becomes suicidal.
Speaker 9: When we had the debate in the Parliament about whether
Speaker 9: we should sit it loved to an inquiry. There was
Speaker 9: a green zebulce soe that got up and said no, no, no, no,
Speaker 9: we don't want an inquiry. If there's more talk about this,
Speaker 9: there'll be more suicides. Okay, what this study will refer to,
Speaker 9: which is a very very credible study from the world's
Speaker 9: biggest medical library, it's saying it's not doubling the increase
Speaker 9: of suicide or suicide attempts.
Speaker 2: I think it is twelvefold increase. Now you know readA.
Speaker 9: I did not get into Parliament to fight for these
Speaker 9: types of issues. Libertarians are mainly concerned with things like
Speaker 9: tax cuts, balanced budgets, deregulation, privatization.
Speaker 2: But when I'm confronted with.
Speaker 9: An issue like this, which is just a black and
Speaker 9: white insanity of what they're doing. You know who's most
Speaker 9: at risk risk of this transition stuff? Teenage girls. It's
Speaker 9: nine to one, and it's teenage girls and overwhelmingly white people.
Speaker 9: It's not the Chinese or the Indians, or the Arabs
Speaker 9: or any other group. Okay, it's white teenage girls whose
Speaker 9: mother has usually.
Speaker 2: Got mental problems herself.
Speaker 9: That is often the case, and here we are twelve
Speaker 9: times increased in suicide, suicide attempts now, so yeah, something's
Speaker 9: we need to do all we can to get this reversed.
Speaker 3: John Uddick, thank you so much for your time. Appreciated,
Speaker 3: Thanks very much. Still to come a bumper edition all
Speaker 3: that Lefties Losing It and the latest from the US,
Speaker 3: including the p Diddy scandal. You're watching the reader Panehy'
Speaker 3: show and now it's time for Lefties Lose And we
Speaker 3: do love the crazy academics on this segment. And this
Speaker 3: next one is extra key to starr in Lefties Losing It.
Speaker 3: Meet University of California Vine Associate professor Tiffany Willoughby heard
Speaker 3: who was among at least three faculty members who got
Speaker 3: themselves arrested for a pro Palestinian anti Israeli protest. She
Speaker 3: then went on this mad rant about taxpayer dollars being wasted.
Speaker 13: These young people are going to be the ones that
Speaker 13: have to pay the price for these horrible decisions these
Speaker 13: police officers out here today, that's thousands of students, dolarships
Speaker 13: with thousands of students could have been able to go
Speaker 13: to school and have block through and have housing. But
Speaker 13: instead our chancellor, boy's a very cool man, decided just
Speaker 13: send thousands of dollars lou stay funding today, attack players
Speaker 13: into the crowd, crazy drive calu, what.
Speaker 6: Do I have in the don't have a yes?
Speaker 3: Imagine having her determine your academic results. And if you're
Speaker 3: wondering what she specializes in, it's things like feminism and
Speaker 3: decolonization theory. And rather than being shunned, she is winning
Speaker 3: support from other academics, including Professor Molina Abdullah from California
Speaker 3: State University, who said this about what you just saw.
Speaker 3: She said she stood with students to bravely call for divestment,
Speaker 3: for an end to the university funding of the genocide
Speaker 3: in Palestine. She was snatched up by police and arrested.
Speaker 3: Even while being taken away in cuffs, our greatest four
Speaker 3: mothers speak through her. Goodness me talk about hyperbole.
Speaker 11: There.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the University of Washington, where our brightest
Speaker 3: minds are again embarrassed themselves, their families, and their institutions
Speaker 3: of higher learning. Look at this dude in a crop
Speaker 3: top acting like an absolute fool, harassing a cameraman who's
Speaker 3: just trying to do his job.
Speaker 14: Look at this Godrick brick and warnyrick Worthy, And I'm
Speaker 14: glad you like morningular, We.
Speaker 15: Are you here with?
Speaker 3: I really think we need to reopen some of these asylums.
Speaker 3: They were close too quickly. But we have One of
Speaker 3: the Karma protesters approached the cameraman. But again, consider the
Speaker 3: sheer absurdity of what she says. Yeah, these clowns who
Speaker 3: are holding a public protest to raise awareness of their
Speaker 3: cause don't want media to be there to cover the
Speaker 3: protests to raise awareness of their cause? Are you confuse
Speaker 3: spara thought for the cameramen?
Speaker 10: Then you don't care that you could be putting people
Speaker 10: in danger?
Speaker 16: How are is it any more danger than than her
Speaker 16: recording me?
Speaker 2: I mean you, how are you? How are you being
Speaker 2: put in danger right now?
Speaker 14: Because there are people who are actively trying to docs
Speaker 14: folks at this camp.
Speaker 16: That's already happened.
Speaker 9: So you understand that you're going to a public event,
Speaker 9: a public protest and ongoing public protests that you want
Speaker 9: to get your message.
Speaker 2: Out, but then you don't want anyone to record that.
Speaker 2: You understand how kind.
Speaker 1: Of absurd that is?
Speaker 3: Don't you like the dude in the crop top, it's
Speaker 3: got some sort of a hit jab happening. It's gorgeous.
Speaker 3: Now I think it's time for another neo pronoun lesson.
Speaker 3: And this young lass doesn't like non binary terms like
Speaker 3: they them. She says it makes her feel super dysphoric.
Speaker 17: They referred to me as it. It's there then makes
Speaker 17: me super dysporic. It's as cool. No, no neo pronou.
Speaker 17: They're still my preferred, especially the ones that keep the
Speaker 17: E sound like E or.
Speaker 3: Z or v Okay, it's I still say you go
Speaker 3: around calling people it, you're going to get punched in
Speaker 3: the face at some point, So I do not advise that.
Speaker 3: Now Here are a couple of lefties that are normally
Speaker 3: not too bad because they're at least funny and occasionally
Speaker 3: say insightful things. But watchare is. Bill Maher and Bill
Speaker 3: Burr get into an uncomfortable, weirdly passive, aggressive chat about
Speaker 3: all sorts of issues.
Speaker 6: Here they talk.
Speaker 3: About the Israeli Palestinian conflict. It doesn't go well.
Speaker 15: You don't realize that college campus is erupted with the
Speaker 15: kids demonstrating four hamas they are in with the terrorists
Speaker 15: they were for the Palestinians. Well, it's sort of the
Speaker 15: same cause why are you I'm on the side of
Speaker 15: the kids. Yeah, that's easy to say. You know, no
Speaker 15: one wants to see kids dead.
Speaker 2: Uh, this is a war.
Speaker 6: Is very brave of you to say this is a
Speaker 6: this is a word.
Speaker 15: Now I'm the one who's actually brave on this.
Speaker 2: Hut yourself on the bed. It's easy to say I'm
Speaker 2: for the kids. Who's not for the kids.
Speaker 15: It comes down to real hard nosed decisions, like a country.
Speaker 15: I'm talking like you're a general country got attacked. Israel
Speaker 15: got attacked.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that they didn't have a right to
Speaker 2: go back.
Speaker 15: I'm just sitting there going like, how do I look
Speaker 15: at the only country in the world that they get
Speaker 15: attacked and then as soon as they counterattack, it's like, well,
Speaker 15: we got to stop this. Now, don't attack them. It
Speaker 15: is a very simple solution to all this problem in
Speaker 15: the Middle East. Stop attacking Israel.
Speaker 3: Now to another great AUSSI comic doing amazing work. Teddy
Speaker 3: here explores different parts of Australie. Let's have a look
Speaker 3: at what he made of the Melbourne suburb of Noble Park.
Speaker 4: Africa and Asia had a baby they called Noble Park.
Speaker 4: But let the sign and the fancy station for you.
Speaker 4: This place is literally like a third world country. On
Speaker 4: this side of the station, we've got the African street.
Speaker 4: This is where the uncles hang around in suits, but
Speaker 4: not one of them work a corporate job. It's not
Speaker 4: an African barber shop if that doesn't have stock images
Speaker 4: in the front. On this side of the station, it's
Speaker 4: like Asia. Of course, it starts off with nail places
Speaker 4: has such places with stock photos. Bro No one in
Speaker 4: Noble Park even looks like that. There's also for the
Speaker 4: people in the kitchen are punching on, which means it's
Speaker 4: going to be good food.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is the host of Prime Time with
Speaker 3: Alex Stein, comic Alex Stein. Alex, We've got details of
Speaker 3: the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: It's going to be on CNN, no audience there, moderated
Speaker 3: by Jake Tapper and Danna Bush, and it's going to
Speaker 3: be available to see in Australia eleven am June twenty
Speaker 3: eight Australian Eastern Standard time. And there are already folks
Speaker 3: Alexa demanding that President Biden submit to a drug test
Speaker 3: before the event. Here is former President Trump saying what
Speaker 3: many are.
Speaker 4: Thinking, two points up to Biden can't talk, he can't walk,
Speaker 4: can't find his way off the stage, can't put two
Speaker 4: sentences together.
Speaker 6: Although he has agreed to debate, so I don't know,
Speaker 6: maybe they know something.
Speaker 2: He's going to be so jacked up for those debates.
Speaker 6: I just want to debate this guy, but you know,
Speaker 6: and I'm going to demand a drug test too, by
Speaker 6: the way.
Speaker 13: I am, no, I really am.
Speaker 2: I don't want him coming in like the State of
Speaker 2: the Union.
Speaker 6: He was high as a kite, he said.
Speaker 2: Is that Joe up there?
Speaker 3: Alex is the president going to be as high as
Speaker 3: a kite during this debate? Because it's talked about widely
Speaker 3: what they do to get him zooped up for these
Speaker 3: big events.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, not.
Speaker 16: Only do they probably give him prescription uppers, but obviously
Speaker 16: he's the first president in my history of my life
Speaker 16: that has ever got caught with cocaine in the White House.
Speaker 2: That's his house.
Speaker 16: I mean, his son uses I'm just saying his son
Speaker 16: uses cocaine. So I wouldn't be surprised if Joe likes
Speaker 16: a little pick me up. And let's be real, anybody
Speaker 16: that watches Joe Biden knows that, like you know, the
Speaker 16: lights are on but nobody's home, so he probably needs
Speaker 16: a little quicker picker upper to make him be able
Speaker 16: to compete against a guy like Donald Trump on the
Speaker 16: debate stage.
Speaker 3: Well, there's just such a vast difference between how we
Speaker 3: see him day to day where it really does struggle
Speaker 3: even with an auto Q and notes and all sorts
Speaker 3: of assistants. And then you see him and he seems
Speaker 3: to be sharper and more lucid, and you're wondering, what's
Speaker 3: the change there. Is it getting some help, is he
Speaker 3: just having a good day. It will be interesting to
Speaker 3: see how this debate goes, but there will be no
Speaker 3: audience there, and one can understand why the Joe Biden
Speaker 3: would want that.
Speaker 18: Remember this, it's just awfully good that someone with the
Speaker 18: temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the
Speaker 18: law in our country, because you'd be in jail, Secretary Clinton.
Speaker 19: The funny thing is, though he didn't put her in jail,
Speaker 19: and yet we've said the Biden administration used law fair
Speaker 19: to try to put their biggest political rival in jail,
Speaker 19: and these sham trials from New York to Georgia.
Speaker 16: Well, Rita, it's kind of sad that you say that
Speaker 16: because honestly, a lot of people would be happy if
Speaker 16: you put Hillary Clinton in jail. I mean, listen, they
Speaker 16: got to find a crime that she did. But I
Speaker 16: know her husband's on the Lolita Express hanging out with
Speaker 16: Jeffrey Epstein, So there's something weird in her background that's
Speaker 16: probably much worse than Donald Trump. But he's right, like,
Speaker 16: they weaponize the Obama presidency and they're weaponizing the Biden
Speaker 16: presidency against Donald Trump. Why because they're afraid of him.
Speaker 16: So now if Donald Trump gets into the office, I
Speaker 16: hope that he actually uses some of his power to
Speaker 16: go after some of the evil people that are running
Speaker 16: our country, like Hillary Clinton. But listen, with no audience,
Speaker 16: that's gonna favor Joe Biden. But does he have the advantage.
Speaker 20: No way.
Speaker 16: I think Donald Trump is going to actually smash him
Speaker 16: because four years ago Joe Biden was bad, but now
Speaker 16: he's really fallen off a cliff in my opinion.
Speaker 3: Now, now let's talk about the p Diddy scandal. American rapperst.
Speaker 3: Sean Combs are also known as puff Daddy and p Diddy.
Speaker 3: He's been exposed as an absolutely hideous, violent, abusive coward.
Speaker 3: Let's have a look at this report from CNN.
Speaker 21: New surveillance footage obtained exclusively by CNN appears to corroborate
Speaker 21: some of the allegations of abuse against music mogul Sean
Speaker 21: Diddy Combs. Combs can be seen grabbing Ventura in throwing
Speaker 21: her to the ground. As Ventura lies on the ground,
Speaker 21: Combs then kicks her twice and attempts to drag her
Speaker 21: on the floor back to the hotel room. Ventura is
Speaker 21: seen picking up a hotel phone. Comb seems to walk
Speaker 21: back to the hotel room, then returns and appears to
Speaker 21: shove her in a corner. Moments later, he can be
Speaker 21: seen throwing an object in her direction.
Speaker 3: The attack on his girlfriend in twenty and sixteen. That
Speaker 3: footage has only come to light in recent days, Alex,
Speaker 3: and there's more to this story, a lot more, a
Speaker 3: lot more allegations, And tell me what's the latest on
Speaker 3: those raids we saw carried out on Pity Comb's different
Speaker 3: properties across the US, well RITA.
Speaker 16: It raises a huge red flag that this happened nearly
Speaker 16: eight years ago, in twenty sixteen, and the fact that
Speaker 16: he's not in jail. So a lot of people on
Speaker 16: the internet and I didn't create this. Remember, Kanye West
Speaker 16: even said that he shared his personal message with pup Daddy.
Speaker 16: But a lot of people think that pup Daddy is
Speaker 16: a federal informant and that he's being protected by the
Speaker 16: government because he gives information on other people. And I
Speaker 16: would think a video that horrendous and a person is
Speaker 16: not charged criminally, it raises a lot of red flags.
Speaker 16: So I mean, I'm not saying that I know for
Speaker 16: a fact that he's a federal informant, but if you
Speaker 16: and I did that, read if I was to do
Speaker 16: that to somebody, I would go to.
Speaker 2: Jail deservedly so.
Speaker 16: And Puffed Addy just gets to literally beat beat a
Speaker 16: woman up on camera, the most disgusting, one of the
Speaker 16: most discussing videos I've ever seen. And with Twitter today,
Speaker 16: there's a lot of discussing videos. But a guy that
Speaker 16: can go out there and publicly beat a woman up
Speaker 16: deserves to go to jail. And the fact that he's
Speaker 16: not in jail raises a lot of red flags about
Speaker 16: who puff Daddy really is.
Speaker 3: And if he is willing to do something like that
Speaker 3: with his profile and his standing, because he's not just
Speaker 3: a star, he's also a mogul, He's a hugely powerful
Speaker 3: in the industry, has been for many years. And he's
Speaker 3: doing that in a hotel lobby where he knows there's cameras.
Speaker 3: What's happening behind closed doors, what's happening in that hotel room?
Speaker 3: Just you don't want to think about that. He has
Speaker 3: posted an apology on his Instagram page. You'll say a look,
Speaker 3: and I make no excuses.
Speaker 2: My behavior on that video is inexcusable.
Speaker 22: I take full responsibility for my ashes in that video.
Speaker 3: Disgusted, Please, I do not buy any of that. Here's
Speaker 3: former NBA player Kwaw may Brown. He's got a theory
Speaker 3: on why did he got away with so much for
Speaker 3: so long.
Speaker 11: This woman is cowering on the floor, balling up, getting
Speaker 11: stumped out, and somebody told that on a video. And
Speaker 11: the only time you're gonna say something about it is
Speaker 11: when Cathy give a Lossuit just has been telling the
Speaker 11: Black community to voter die, voter died because he's a Democrat,
Speaker 11: pun and that's why he was able to jack the
Speaker 11: run around here like that.
Speaker 3: And he was very active indeed politically and as a
Speaker 3: Democrat and particularly as an anti Trump campaigner. I remember this.
Speaker 22: If this man is elected. We're not standing by no
Speaker 22: more getting killed. We're not scared of anybody standing up
Speaker 22: and standing by. We're on the verge of a race war.
Speaker 22: White men like Trump need to be banished that way
Speaker 22: of thinking.
Speaker 2: It's real dangerous when you look at it. We don't
Speaker 2: have no choice, you know what I'm saying. You can
Speaker 2: say what you want about Biden.
Speaker 22: I can't say I love to pick either, but hey,
Speaker 22: we got to get him in office.
Speaker 3: Alex. How influential was he in activating the black community
Speaker 3: to get registered to vote for Joe Biden, to vote
Speaker 3: for the Democrats. It seems like it has been a
Speaker 3: big part of the activism involved himself.
Speaker 16: Well, I believe the voter die campaign has been going
Speaker 16: on since the ninety sixth election. If I believe so,
Speaker 16: he's been doing this for a long time. I mean
Speaker 16: nearly thirty years where he was a Democrat supporter. I mean,
Speaker 16: I mean he worked with the highest people, the Hillary Clintons,
Speaker 16: the Barack Obama. So he's as politically connected as they get.
Speaker 16: And the fact that he's a rap superstar that owns
Speaker 16: all these businesses, he is an influential person to the
Speaker 16: black community. You know how much did he you know,
Speaker 16: how much vote did he give for Donald Trump or
Speaker 16: against Donald Trump. I'm saying I don't know, because I
Speaker 16: really don't know how many of huffed at He's listeners
Speaker 16: are actually that politically involved, if I'm just speaking honestly.
Speaker 16: But at the end of the day, I think that's
Speaker 16: why he is being protected. Kwame Brown had made a
Speaker 16: very good point, because anybody else would be in jail.
Speaker 16: But the fact that he's connected to the top people,
Speaker 16: you know, on the Democrat side, it's not a surprise
Speaker 16: that he's able to get away with this, or that
Speaker 16: even has the audacity to think that he could get.
Speaker 9: Away with this.
Speaker 3: Well, he wasn't just a big political player. Some were
Speaker 3: talking about him as a possible presidential candidate, Jimmy Kimmel
Speaker 3: among them. But yeah, I mean, let's be thankful that's
Speaker 3: never going to happen. Before you go, I want to
Speaker 3: ask you quickly about Kansas City Chiefs Harrison. Butka, I
Speaker 3: think I've pronounced his name right. I was not aware
Speaker 3: of this dude at all before he gave this commencement
Speaker 3: speech that sent the left into a full blown meltdown.
Speaker 3: He's been condemned by the NFL. There are calls for
Speaker 3: him to be sacked or because he said some Catholic
Speaker 3: things that as a Catholic he believes at a Catholic school.
Speaker 3: Apparently that's outrageous. Here some of his more controversial comments.
Speaker 7: Our Catholic faith has always been countercultural. Our Lord, along
Speaker 7: with countless followers, were all put to death for their
Speaker 7: adherents to her teachings the world around us. Says that
Speaker 7: we should keep our beliefs to ourselves whenever they go
Speaker 7: against the tyranny of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We fear
Speaker 7: speaking truth because now, unfortunately, truth is in the minority.
Speaker 3: Alex, tell me more about the reaction to this speech.
Speaker 3: I hear that his jerseys are sold out now in
Speaker 3: all the women's sizes, so obviously there are women who
Speaker 3: liked what he said. He did say stuff about even
Speaker 3: the women at that ceremony who were getting their degrees
Speaker 3: their greatest moment will be when they have children, and
Speaker 3: talked about the importance of motherhood. That part of the
Speaker 3: speech seem to upset a lot of people as well.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 16: It's sad that it's controversial to say that a woman's
Speaker 16: dream would be to get married and have a family
Speaker 16: and children. I mean, I think that should be the
Speaker 16: goal of every woman, and I don't think that should
Speaker 16: be a controversial statement. But what's a little more alarming, reader,
Speaker 16: is the non attention that Racie Race is getting. His
Speaker 16: teammate who is arrested sitting Dallas for reckless driving. They
Speaker 16: found drugs in the car, has multiple rests for assaults.
Speaker 16: Nobody's talking about him, nobody's complaining about him. I don't
Speaker 16: see any sports center of broadcasters complaining about Racey Race's teammate,
Speaker 16: but everybody's talking about Harrison Butker because he said women
Speaker 16: should put family and marriage as her priority. It's absolutely insane.
Speaker 16: We live in the upside down.
Speaker 15: World we do.
Speaker 3: And before you go, I don't know what is wrong
Speaker 3: with you. You seem to want to put yourself in
Speaker 3: danger constantly. You've decided to take on the Swifties. They're deranged, Alex.
Speaker 3: I don't know why what you were thinking doing this.
Speaker 1: There are thought criminals among us.
Speaker 9: That does sert Taylor is not absolutely perfect in everything,
Speaker 9: but she creates.
Speaker 13: That she is not perfect in all her.
Speaker 9: Decisions for society to totally What are your true feelings
Speaker 9: towards Taylor I honestly.
Speaker 16: I mean, I think she's just okay at best.
Speaker 20: You know what.
Speaker 3: I'm with you on this one. I don't hate her.
Speaker 3: I don't dislike her. I like some of her songs.
Speaker 3: She's okay. She's not the best, but she's okay. But
Speaker 3: there's this fanaticism around her where people either loathe.
Speaker 6: Her or love her.
Speaker 3: I'm with you, Alex, but I also fear for your
Speaker 3: safety because her fans are going to come for you.
Speaker 16: Now, well, the Swift needs better than not come for me,
Speaker 16: because obviously Taylor Swift is incredibly talented. She's had an
Speaker 16: immense amount of success, but everybody worships Taylor Swift. The
Speaker 16: NFL just said that they purposely did their schedule so
Speaker 16: that that Taylor Swift can be at more games. So
Speaker 16: she's affecting the NFL. Like it's not Taylor Swift just
Speaker 16: sing country songs or singing pop songs, but quin ingratiating
Speaker 16: yourself in every aspect of every single American's life and
Speaker 16: Australian's life. According to you, Rita. So just you know,
Speaker 16: lay off the gas a little bit, Taylor, and please.
Speaker 2: Don't hurt me, Swifties. I love your queen, Taylor.
Speaker 3: Yes you're backtracking now, Alex, but it may be too
Speaker 3: late for you. Thank you so much for your time.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 14: Rita.
Speaker 20: Still to come The UK's sexiest man alive revealed and
Speaker 20: why are Harry Meghans skipping the wedding of their son's godfather?
Speaker 3: Welcome back, you're watching the Rita Panahy Show. Joining me
Speaker 3: now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, the
Speaker 3: UK's sexiest man has been revealed, and it's none other
Speaker 3: than Jeremy Clarkson, who has beaten out the likes of
Speaker 3: Tom Holland and Idris Elba to take the crown for
Speaker 3: a second year in a row. And here is Corkson
Speaker 3: with a very sound analysis. If you ask me of London,
Speaker 3: met Sadik.
Speaker 1: Khan, this is Holland Park in London. One of them
Speaker 1: brows beautiful streets in London because of all the trees
Speaker 1: that lie in it. And these are trees that the
Speaker 1: Mayor of London wanted to pull down to make way
Speaker 1: for a cycle lane. Well, and then the man's obviously deranged.
Speaker 1: You can't pull trees down so that people can cycle.
Speaker 6: Kids.
Speaker 3: He is obviously a very sound and clever and funny man.
Speaker 3: But is he the sexiest man in the UK?
Speaker 6: I mean I struggle.
Speaker 23: I struggle at the thought of him being number one,
Speaker 23: in Prince William landing at number three. If I have
Speaker 23: to wake up next to somebody, I'm telling you forbye,
Speaker 23: Prince William over clarks and God bless him. But I know,
Speaker 23: I think that what's attractive about him is how blunt
Speaker 23: he is, how he's a straight shooter, and I think
Speaker 23: that people do find that very appealing.
Speaker 3: Well, he got canceled, didn't He got canceled from his
Speaker 3: top writing show because of his antiques. But the folks
Speaker 3: love him, the punters loving. The women obviously love him
Speaker 3: if they're voting him the sixtiest man alive. So the
Speaker 3: canceled creature, it's not going to get rid of jere mcclarkson.
Speaker 23: He was canceled because of Megan Markle. Remember he said
Speaker 23: that she should be He referenced Game of Throne, said
Speaker 23: she should be paraded around, YadA, YadA, YadA. But Rita
Speaker 23: Meghan is not jealous in this scenario because she was
Speaker 23: just announced as Rankers number one. She has her own
Speaker 23: number one title. One of the most dislike celebrities of
Speaker 23: twenty two. So Meghan's gone wrong title that she can
Speaker 23: brag about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not quite as illustrious as the one there. Jerem
Speaker 3: m Clarkson's more signs of deepening divisions between Meghan and
Speaker 3: Harry and the rest of the royals, With Harry and
Speaker 3: Meghan not going to the wedding of their son's godfather,
Speaker 3: Hugh Grovner, who's marrying Olivia Henson, Prince William will be there,
Speaker 3: is going to be center stage. He'll be one of
Speaker 3: the ushers. But this is strange because Hugh was obviously
Speaker 3: very close to the couple. If they chose him as
Speaker 3: a godfather for their firstborn, why are they going to
Speaker 3: be at his wedding?
Speaker 23: Well, according to The Sunday Times, Prince Harry's going to
Speaker 23: set out the social event to avoid royal tensions overshadowing
Speaker 23: the day. But it was originally reported back in December
Speaker 23: that the Duke of Westminster initially wanted to invite Prince
Speaker 23: Harry and but later decided against it after he realized
Speaker 23: that their presence might be an unwelcome distraction about There
Speaker 23: are some commentators that have speculated that perhaps Prince Harry
Speaker 23: turned down the invitation because he felt slighted by the
Speaker 23: fact that Prince William was assigned an important role at
Speaker 23: the wedding instead of Prince Harry.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 3: Well, he is the jealous sort, isn't he. We heard
Speaker 3: last week he was upset because Prince William got an
Speaker 3: accolade that meant something to Harry. I've got to ask
Speaker 3: you about Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. Their romance looks
Speaker 3: to be on the rocks again. According to sources clothes
Speaker 3: to the couple, their marriage is a ticking time bomb,
Speaker 3: with a divorce looking likely. Surely, no, they just got married,
Speaker 3: one source told Page SIGs. They're on two completely different
Speaker 3: pages most of the time, despite Ben having made various compromises,
Speaker 3: as he explained in Jailah's new documentary The Greatest Love
Speaker 3: Story Never Told. You can't do a documentary called The
Speaker 3: Greatest Love Story Never Told and get a divorce, Kinsey,
Speaker 3: You're never going to get another reality series again.
Speaker 23: Well, don't forget. She paid for it, so she might
Speaker 23: if she's willing to fork over another twenty million dollars.
Speaker 23: But Ben has been seen recently without his ring on
Speaker 23: a lot of that generated these negative headlines. He's been
Speaker 23: living separately from Jennifer Lopez, according to TMZ, for a
Speaker 23: few weeks now, in.
Speaker 6: A rental home in Brentwood.
Speaker 23: However, after some of these headlines started popping up, we
Speaker 23: did see him today in the States wearing his wedding ring.
Speaker 23: So obviously they're trying to squash some of those rumors.
Speaker 23: But I don't know, could be there could be some
Speaker 23: legitimate legitimacy to them because they're not showing up places together.
Speaker 23: They hadn't been seen with each other in seven weeks,
Speaker 23: they didn't spend Mother's Day together. There's a lot of
Speaker 23: evidence that proves that there's something going on, yes.
Speaker 3: And he just always looks miserable. I don't think it's
Speaker 3: got anything to do with her, but whenever they're apt together,
Speaker 3: he looks miserable. And he gave that rather bizarre performance
Speaker 3: at Tom Brady's roast. He was one of the low
Speaker 3: points of what was a fantastic night. Kinsey Schofield, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for your time, and that's it from May.
Speaker 3: I'll see you tomorrow at eleven up. Next is Newsnight.