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Speaker 1: On scoring wilds Australia. This is the Reader Panalty Show.

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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the readA Panety Show coming

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Speaker 2: up tonight. The Albaneza government stands accused of facilitating the

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Speaker 2: aggressive tactics of militant unions.

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Speaker 3: Are safer me you?

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Speaker 1: Boss?

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Speaker 2: John Zedka doubles down on his threats against the AFL.

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Speaker 2: The Great Douglas Murray joins me shortly to speak about

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Speaker 2: why young people in Europe are voting for right wing

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Speaker 2: parties and the latest on the hemas Israel Ceasepy talks.

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Speaker 3: John Ruddick responds to Peter Dutton's.

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Speaker 2: Plan to ban youngsters from social media sides and which

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Speaker 2: Australian sports star.

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Speaker 3: Has managed to lose millions in a property.

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Speaker 2: Dealkinsisco film will have the latest celebrity and world news

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Speaker 2: later in the hour, and of course left He's losing it,

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Speaker 2: featuring two of the unfunniest women in the country, including

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Speaker 2: this alleged comic Hannah Gatsby.

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Speaker 4: The idea that men are transitioning to become women so

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Speaker 4: they can dominate women's sports. You know, big up all

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Speaker 4: those amazing pers you get in women's sports.

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Speaker 2: Joining me now, Sky News contributor Kosher Gator Kosher. Let's

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Speaker 2: start with the manner in which the union movement is

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Speaker 2: flexing its muscle. And it's not just in Victoria, but

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Speaker 2: across the country. As Jeff Chambers rights in the Australian labour,

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Speaker 2: sweeping industrial relations changes have emboldened ACTU secretary Sally McManus,

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Speaker 2: the organization's president Michael O'Neill, and other powerful union leaders

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Speaker 2: to exert their influence. Intersection between the labor federal government

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Speaker 2: and unions runs deep in Albanese's cabinet and Kosher he

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Speaker 2: notes that if ministers had to recuse themselves over conflicts

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Speaker 2: of interest with unions, the PM would be well running

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Speaker 2: the show practically by himself.

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Speaker 3: There won't be too many cabinet ministers there to help you.

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Speaker 5: True, I think most of them either worked for unions

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Speaker 5: or were members or were in leadership positions before. And

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Speaker 5: the heritage of the Labor Party and the Labor Party's

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Speaker 5: counterparts elsewhere is labor. The issue is this is one

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Speaker 5: of the issues of our time as well, that there's

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Speaker 5: a big tectonic plate shift happening around the working class

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Speaker 5: and the labor class for two reasons. One is technology

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Speaker 5: and AI and robotics and all of the stuff is

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Speaker 5: happening at an exponential pace is going to displace labor.

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Speaker 5: And the other is a self inflicted wound of immigration,

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Speaker 5: which both parties, including the labor have have had a

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Speaker 5: very heavy handed approach to that. And so people are

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Speaker 5: not happy, the working class everywhere. You're seeing them redressed

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Speaker 5: their agrievances and different venues. Membership is down, i think

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Speaker 5: for forty percent a few years ago, down to twelve percent,

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Speaker 5: and so they're figuring out ways to be relevant, I guess,

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Speaker 5: and to appease and appeal to the members of these unions,

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Speaker 5: and that's what all of the stems from.

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Speaker 2: Well, this is one of the contradictory points because the

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Speaker 2: union membership has plummeted. It was around forty percent now

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Speaker 2: it's closer to fifteen. And yet under this Albanese government,

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Speaker 2: and certainly under several state governments, they seem to be emboldened.

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Speaker 2: We've seen in Victoria the CMFMU boss John Secker's war

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Speaker 3: Well that's becoming more and more unhinged.

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Speaker 2: Look at these posters the union has made up of

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Speaker 2: the AFL's head of umpire in Stephen mcbernie threatening him.

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Speaker 3: Until the end of the earth.

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Speaker 2: That's a direct quote, as like a spoof of a

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Speaker 2: wanted dead or alive poster. Mcbernie used to be the

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Speaker 2: head of the Australian Building and Construction Commission and the CMFM.

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Speaker 2: You want him to never work again nout threatening not

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Speaker 2: only his current employer, the AFL, but John Setka was

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Speaker 2: a similar campaign launched against it. So the question is here,

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Speaker 2: how long before just into Alan.

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Speaker 3: The Premier of Victoria steps in.

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Speaker 2: This is a union that donates millions to labor at

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Speaker 2: state level, at federal level. The relationship there is clear,

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Speaker 2: and yet the premier seems to be hiding. And even

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Speaker 2: federal ministers who have been critical of Setka's moves this

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Speaker 2: week haven't condemned him. They've said, oh, it's not a

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Speaker 3: It's a very weak response.

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Speaker 5: Indeed it is, and it probably goes back to who

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Speaker 5: their constituency is and who their electorate is, and how

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Speaker 5: much do they care and if they're not feeling the

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Speaker 5: and give a stronger response against it. Also, if they

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Speaker 5: other policy positions around immigration, around cost of living, all

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Speaker 5: to make examples of high profile people and CEO recruitment

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Speaker 2: We had Tony Burke speaking on this issue earlier today

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Speaker 2: and he was treating it almost like a joke. He

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Speaker 2: about has John set gone too far?

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Speaker 3: I would have thought the answer was.

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Speaker 2: Yes, when you're threatening someone to the ends of the earth,

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Speaker 2: but no, he kind of squibbed his answer. And it's

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Speaker 2: not just that particular union or the AFL being strong armed.

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Speaker 2: The Transport Workers Union is warning virgin Australia against CEO

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Speaker 2: contender and front runner at this stage, Paul Jones.

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Speaker 3: They're saying his.

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Speaker 2: Role with Quantus and the outsourcing of the job scandal

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Speaker 2: should see him not get this role again. They are

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Speaker 2: putting very direct public pressure on Virgin Australia to act

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Speaker 2: a certain way.

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Speaker 5: I think we're in this era of guerrilla tactics really

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Speaker 5: to get consequences or outcomes that we want. And people's

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Speaker 5: policy positions or decisions they made when they're own leadership rules,

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Speaker 5: following them on into any future rule that they ever

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Speaker 5: do is kind of what this is about. And it's interesting.

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Speaker 5: I'll have far reaching consequences too, where maybe it puts

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Speaker 5: come into this era where you're going to be subjected

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Speaker 5: to gorilla tactics. But I think more of that is

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Speaker 2: An Australian woman who saved a newborn girl in China

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Speaker 2: because of an intervention by Immigration Minister Andrew Giles. Alexandra

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Speaker 2: Yagelman rescued the hours old newborn in Jisu when her

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Speaker 2: birth parents expressed a desire to decapitate her because of

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Speaker 3: She raised the girl.

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Speaker 2: Ever since, the girl's now healthy, vibrant young woman, and

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Speaker 2: Angi's two other adopted siblings received favorable citizenship decisions from

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Speaker 2: the AAT having near identical circumstances to her. The immigration

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Speaker 2: the outcome in the federal court, but Andrew Giles did

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Speaker 2: intervene and appeal the matter to the federal court, and so, sadly,

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Speaker 2: because Alexandra was an Angie's mum at the exact exact

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Speaker 2: moment of her birth, Ji cannot receive citizenship by dissent again,

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Speaker 2: a bizarre, idiotic decision by Giles, which is kosher frankly

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Speaker 2: hard to comprehend. Why would he intervene here and formally

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Speaker 5: It is strange and odd. Some speculate that he kind

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Speaker 5: of stepped in it last year with that Order ninety

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Speaker 5: nine that led to people with criminal backgrounds receiving prety

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Speaker 5: favorable treatment for immigration here, and so maybe he's trying

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Speaker 5: to swing the pendulum in the other direction.

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Speaker 2: It's great to be tough on a young girl who's

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Speaker 2: had It's.

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Speaker 5: An odd pick, very odd pick, and then another self

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Speaker 5: inflicted wound and unforced error sort of that. If you

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Speaker 5: want to be tight on immigration, which we just talked

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Speaker 5: about is one of the issues of our time. People

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Speaker 5: want more of a hawkish position on that across party lines.

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Speaker 5: That's where you should be playing and not making an

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Speaker 5: example of a case like this where he's only going

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Speaker 5: battle or otherwise, and it's making no difference to actual

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it be tough on crims, not little girls, would

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Speaker 2: be my general advice. Now, before you go, more signs

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Speaker 2: that the Albernezy government is a run by activist for

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Speaker 2: activist guy and uses Senior reporter Caroline Markers has got

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Speaker 2: this exclusive on the federal government granting millions of taxpayer

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Speaker 2: funds for a new cervical cancer campaign to an organization

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Speaker 2: accused of raising women from its messaging. ACN has used

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Speaker 2: terms like people with a cervix to describe women, as

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Speaker 2: also used the term front hole.

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Speaker 3: I wish I was kidding, Kosher, I'm not.

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Speaker 5: It's a few things. So one, we know this radical

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Speaker 5: assault on language, really, and you're just trying to make

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Speaker 5: everybody a sterilized widget because it is what we're saying

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Speaker 5: that you're somebody with cervix or whole or what have you.

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Speaker 5: And then the other thing is just taxpayer money. When

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Speaker 5: it's slashing around, they probably don't even know the federal

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Speaker 5: government down to that level of at the surface, it

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Speaker 5: feels like a good cause. Okay, it's a cervical cancer

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Speaker 5: screening campaign. Good thing. Millions of women die for cervical

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Speaker 5: cancer and that was put to an end with these

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Speaker 5: types of campaigns. Beneath the surface, though, there's like another

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Speaker 5: hidden agenda now or maybe not so hidden, of radicalizing language,

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Speaker 5: and they probably don't even think down to that next

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Speaker 5: that's a function of I think cowardice actually to address

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Speaker 5: this language issue, and also too much tax perimaney slashing

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Speaker 5: around and not enough of result.

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Speaker 3: That's it.

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Speaker 2: You're talking about more than three million dollars, so it's

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Speaker 2: not a pittance, and you're right, there's a lot of

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Speaker 2: it seems. Koshagata, thank you so much for your time

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Speaker 2: joining me now, is best selling author of groundbreaking works,

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Speaker 2: including his latest The War on the West, is one

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Speaker 2: of the finest thinkers of his generation, Douglas Murray. Let's

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Speaker 2: start with the EU elections. Voters in twenty seven countries

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Speaker 2: of the European Union went to the polls, and as

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Speaker 2: you predicted, Europe's swing to.

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Speaker 3: The right continued.

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Speaker 2: Right wing parties recorded some stunning results in a number

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Speaker 3: And it's a.

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Speaker 2: Contrast, quite a contrast to what we're about to see

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Speaker 2: in the UK, with a hard left Labor Party almost

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Speaker 2: certain to win in a landslide.

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Speaker 6: That's right, Reta, it's extraordinary. Next month, in July, the

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Speaker 6: British public will get to go to the polls after

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Speaker 6: fourteen years of Conservative majority rule. The Conservatives look set

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Speaker 6: to have a historic defeat. There's even poles this week

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Speaker 6: that would put them as the third party in Parliament,

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Speaker 6: beneath the Liberal Democrats. This would give a thumping majority

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Speaker 6: for Labor Party, even bigger than the Blair landslide in

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Speaker 6: nineteen ninety seven.

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Speaker 1: It's an astonishing prediction.

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Speaker 6: And I think all the polls show that it's basically

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Speaker 6: immovable now. And it's the result of something that you

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Speaker 6: and I have talked about before eat, which is the

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Speaker 6: extraordinary failure of the Conservative Party under now five prime

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Speaker 6: ministers to do what.

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Speaker 1: The public has asked them to do.

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Speaker 6: I mean, for instance, David Cameron came in in twenty

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Speaker 6: ten promising to bring net migration down from the hundreds

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Speaker 6: of thousands a year to tens of thousands, and the

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Speaker 6: latest figures were almost a million. So the British public,

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Speaker 6: from disgust at the Conservative Party and its treacher in

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Speaker 6: failure of any attempt to really keep its mandate, is

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Speaker 6: going to be voted out. And in the British system

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Speaker 3: Do you see that trend.

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Speaker 6: I think the voters think quite understandably. Look, the thing

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Speaker 6: And I think that's what's happening actually across the continent.

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Speaker 3: And they declined to even call them far left.

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Speaker 2: It's just left wing parties, even if they are characterized

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Speaker 1: I'm sure he is.

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Speaker 6: I mean, of course, Donald Trump's extraordinary success in twenty

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Speaker 6: But this time it's sort of inevitable. He'll try other

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Speaker 6: we'll see if it works. We'll see there's no reason

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Speaker 6: But you know, Trump is, of course an extremely engaging performer,

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Speaker 1: So it'll be very interesting.

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Speaker 6: I suspect that his rivals will do everything they can

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Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about the Hamas Israeli war, the US

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Speaker 2: worth noting Douglas that the Biden administration has the likes

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Speaker 6: I find this latest round of peace talks that be

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Speaker 6: Forces performed an extraordinarily impressive raid this past week in

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Speaker 6: with the Americans and other interlocutors. They've got this plan,

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Speaker 6: And you know, I wonder whether any of these morons

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Speaker 1: I doubt it.

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Speaker 6: But if the war is going to go on, everybody

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Speaker 1: The reason that there is no ceasefire is because of Hamas.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely well, the morons as you call them, marching in

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Speaker 3: And you are going to.

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Speaker 2: Be involved in a debate next week where you will

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Speaker 2: argue that anti Zionism is anti Semitism. Tell me why

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm going to keep my power dry for Toronto

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Speaker 1: It's a giving it away. I'm not giving anything away.

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Speaker 6: I mean, it's a topic that's incredibly important because just

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Speaker 6: Do they know what they're talking about? I don't think so.

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Speaker 4: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I pity whoever is facing you in this debate.

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Speaker 2: You're not a man I would want to be all

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Speaker 1: It was amazing.

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Speaker 6: First of all, on the Hasbala people just notice again,

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Speaker 6: Maybe maybe they're not so sure of their views, maybe

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Speaker 1: They weren't brave Israelis.

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Speaker 6: Who are superbly trained went in and freed and rescued

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Speaker 6: on this has been absolutely despicable.

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Speaker 1: You mentioned the.

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Speaker 6: BBC journalist who asked an Israeli official why they didn't

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Speaker 6: give an advance warning of the raid in Gaza.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 6: That's like asking somebody why they didn't go up to

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Speaker 6: somebody and say I'm so sorry I can't come to

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Speaker 6: your surprise birthday party.

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Speaker 1: I mean, the whole point of a record like this

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Speaker 1: is that it's a surprise.

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Speaker 6: And the reason is that if you'd have given advanced

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Speaker 6: warning to Hamas in Gaza, then the hostages would most

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Speaker 6: likely have been killed or spirited away to a tunnel

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Speaker 6: that Hamas has built at all of our expense in

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Speaker 6: the West. I mean, I'm stunned, as I've said to

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Speaker 6: you before, read the simple lack of empathy with the

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Speaker 6: situation that the Israelis are in.

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Speaker 1: They have more than one.

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Speaker 6: Hundred hostages still held by Hamas and islamage he had

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Speaker 6: and terror groups and journalists and others so called journalists

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Speaker 6: in Gaza. They want to get the hostages home. If

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Speaker 6: Hamaz wanted to end the war, it could end it

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Speaker 6: tomorrow by handing over the hostages. Israel found the opportunity

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Speaker 6: to get four of the hostages out. They were being

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Speaker 6: harbored in civilian homes, the civilian area, and there is

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Speaker 6: a war going on there. And you know the people

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Speaker 6: who say, you know there was collateral damage, there were.

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Speaker 1: People killed, innocent people killed.

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Speaker 6: I wouldn't believe the Hamaz figures, by the way, and

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Speaker 6: those are the ones that most of the media have

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Speaker 6: run with as any But even if any innocent civilians

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Speaker 6: were killed, obviously that's sad. But you know, the problem

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Speaker 6: is is that it's almost like there's a moral lesson

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Speaker 6: in this. Don't kidnap people and hold them in your house.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that is a good lesson that would reduce your

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Speaker 2: chances of being involved in something like this. Before you go,

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Speaker 2: I'm interested in your take on this debate that's happening

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Speaker 2: online poll from twenty twenty three is causing a great

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Speaker 2: deal of debate among atheists, many of them embarrassed by

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Speaker 2: the results. The poll found that atheists more like to

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Speaker 2: support miners undergoing gender transition than any other religious belief,

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Speaker 2: and only one in three douglas of atheists support a

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Speaker 2: ban on transitioning miners.

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Speaker 1: How can that be?

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Speaker 2: Where atheists that I am one, I was opposed to

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Speaker 2: hold science based, evidence based beliefs, and I have trouble

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Speaker 2: reconciling that with these results.

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Speaker 6: Well, you know, Rita, I don't think that anyone has

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Speaker 6: or any one group has a sort of.

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Speaker 1: Prerogative on reason and rationalism.

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Speaker 6: Atheists tend to say that they want to adhere in

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Speaker 6: their moral frames to principles of reason and rationalism. I

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Speaker 6: would simply say that this is a demonstration of something

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Speaker 6: we've seen many times before, which is that the most

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Speaker 6: reasonable and rational people can sign up to the most

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Speaker 6: unreasonable and irrational cults. The Gender we Were transition cult

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Speaker 6: is one of the cults of our time. In previous ages,

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Speaker 6: some of these people would have tried to work how

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Speaker 6: to turn base metals into gold.

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Speaker 1: But we don't live in an age of alchemy. We

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Speaker 1: live in the.

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Speaker 6: Age of bizarre transition surgery, where where cac handed and

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Speaker 6: wicked surgeons tried to turn boys into girls and girls

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Speaker 6: into boys, and they have as much success as alchemists

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Speaker 6: did in the past. I'm very sorry for atheists who've

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Speaker 6: fallen for this, but I would say that it should

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Speaker 6: be a warning to them that actually.

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Speaker 1: Even if you make reason and rationalism.

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Speaker 6: Your gods, you may fail to live up to your ideals.

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Speaker 6: And these people in that pole reader most certainly have

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Speaker 6: failed to live up to those ideals.

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Speaker 3: Douglas Marry, it's always a pleasure. Thank you for time,

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Speaker 3: this evening great pleasure.

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Speaker 1: Thank you still to come.

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Speaker 2: And lefties losing it and Peter Dutton under attack by libertarians.

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Speaker 3: Over his plan to ban under sixteens from.

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Speaker 2: Social media, welcome back. Now it's time for lefties losing it,

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Speaker 2: and I regret to inform you that alleged comic Hannah Gansby.

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Speaker 3: Is added again with this confused.

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Speaker 2: And painfully unfunny die tribe against men who think it's

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Speaker 2: wrong for biological males to invade women's sport. They may

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Speaker 2: not want their daughter's disadvantage in sporting events. They may

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Speaker 2: not want a scholarship their loved one has worked years

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Speaker 2: to achieve, going to a male identifying as a female.

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Speaker 2: Apparently these men must shut up to make miserable Mona

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Speaker 2: Hannah happy.

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Speaker 4: I think it's adorable how so many men are all

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Speaker 4: of a sudden very concerned about women's sport. That's new,

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Speaker 4: that's real new, Like the idea that men are transitioning

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Speaker 4: to become women so they can dominate women's sports. You know,

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Speaker 4: pick up all those amazing perks you get in women's sports.

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Speaker 1: Perks.

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Speaker 2: It may have escaped Hannah's attention, but there are actually

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Speaker 2: great perks in women's sport, from the sense of achievement

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Speaker 2: to scholarships, sponsorships, selection in sporting events, from local carnivals

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Speaker 2: to be Olympics. It's worth remembering that this lefty losing

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Speaker 2: it is a loved by the humorless leftist media. Just

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Speaker 2: look at the critics ratings of her Netflix special Nenette.

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Speaker 2: It received one hundred percent, but the audience score, as

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Speaker 2: you can see there, is a pitiful twenty six percent.

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Speaker 2: Now to another unfunny comic who doesn't have a Netflix special,

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Speaker 2: but she sure has abundant reserves of vile bitterness and

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Speaker 2: anti Israeli hate. Here is far left comic Sarah Bartello

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Speaker 2: mocking Jews who are currently under attacked by anti Semites.

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Speaker 2: Apparently it's all their own fault. Talk about victim blaming, said.

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Speaker 7: VH, how can I help you? Yes, you've come through

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Speaker 7: to the Zionis Victim Hotline. Yeah for sure. Okay, so

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Speaker 7: you're feeling triggered and threatened right, Well, it is on

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Speaker 7: the rise, that's for sure. Can I ask what was

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Speaker 7: the incident? Really?

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Speaker 1: A watermelon budge? These people?

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Speaker 7: These people have their no shame.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, it's a lot to deal with.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I can definitely empathize. Did you mention October seven?

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Speaker 8: You did?

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Speaker 1: That's great, that's good.

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Speaker 7: Oh, they about the seventy six years of occupation. Interesting,

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Speaker 7: they're really learning about the history that we've been trying

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Speaker 7: so hard to cover.

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Speaker 1: Up all these years, are they.

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Speaker 3: Okay?

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Speaker 7: So here's what I think you should do. I think

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Speaker 7: you should wear as many Star of Davis as you can. Yep,

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Speaker 7: the same Star of David that we used to brandish

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Speaker 7: Palestinian prisoners, amongst other things, and just call it Andie Semitic. Yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 7: it works like a charm growth.

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Speaker 2: Now let's end on a positive note. Let's take a

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Speaker 2: minute and admire a Christian man who politely and methodically

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Speaker 2: school's a dude who questioned him about his Christian beliefs.

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Speaker 8: You said, I'm from Africa. You are surprised that we

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Speaker 8: from Africa worship at White Month.

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Speaker 9: Yes, And I.

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Speaker 8: Said, you Muslims colonize many countries, and you impose Islam

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Speaker 8: and a god from Arabia on those countries that you

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Speaker 8: went Allah was not known in Africa, was known only

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Speaker 8: in Arabia because Arabic language, right, The Jews never mentioned

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Speaker 8: Alah in all their books.

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Speaker 4: You can.

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Speaker 8: The best you can get close to is Alaha, which

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Speaker 8: is not the same anyway. So the name Alli is

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Speaker 8: not known by any of the previous prophets. It's a

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Speaker 8: new name. And according to the Torah, we don't need

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Speaker 8: to follow a God that is not known by our fathers. Now,

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Speaker 8: for you to say we Africa's worship a white man,

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Speaker 8: it shows you're ignorant. Why I'm saying you're ignorant, respectfully,

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Speaker 8: it is because Jesus is not from Europe, He's from Israel.

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Speaker 8: They are not white people.

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Speaker 2: Joining me now is New South Wales Liberterranian Pete John Raddick.

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Speaker 5: John.

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Speaker 2: Let's start with the hard left counselor who wants landlords

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Speaker 2: to pay quadruple the amount of cancel tax that owner

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Speaker 2: occupiers would pay.

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Speaker 3: This is a plan that's been considered in Mary Back.

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Speaker 2: This counselor was on seven News doubling down on this lunacy.

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Speaker 10: Landlords and property investors are actually causing the housing crisis.

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Speaker 10: So we don't actually need any landlords. They are all

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Speaker 10: proper investors that don't produce anything. They don't actually create housing.

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Speaker 10: If you look at where if you look at where

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Speaker 10: the overwhelming proportion of the overwhelming where that's not lending

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Speaker 10: goes to, it actually actually got new. Most lending goes

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Speaker 10: to for property investors goes to existing homes rather than new.

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Speaker 10: So it's actually not true that investors produce anything. What

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Speaker 10: they do is they actually hold homes and then rent

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Speaker 10: them out at exorbitant rates. So we could actually really

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Speaker 10: do without, really do without, James without, and that would

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Speaker 10: be better.

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Speaker 2: There you go, Jona, They don't need landlords in Rebecca.

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Speaker 2: Never mind that around the third of the residents of

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Speaker 2: that council happened to be renters.

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Speaker 9: Well, reader, I've got a prediction, and that is that

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Speaker 9: our young counselor friend is never going to win the

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Speaker 9: Nobel Prize for Economics because look, what we need to

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Speaker 9: understand is that housing is just another form of investment. Okay. Now, now,

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Speaker 9: if people don't think they're going to get a good

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Speaker 9: return out of investing in housing, they'll invest in the

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Speaker 9: stock market or other private investments. So we need to

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Speaker 9: make it. We need to be very pro landlords, pro development. Now,

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Speaker 9: where this person is coming from is he doesn't have

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Speaker 9: the right solution, but there is a crisis, and he

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Speaker 9: has touched on the fact that there is a crisis.

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Speaker 9: The crisis is caused, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, by

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Speaker 9: excessive planning and zoning laws and the government meddling, meddling,

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Speaker 9: black tape, green tape, red tape everything. There is one

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Speaker 9: city in the United States, which are bolished planning laws.

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Speaker 9: In the nineteen fifties, it's called Houston, fifth biggest city

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Speaker 9: in the United States, no planning laws. If you own

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Speaker 9: private property, you can do with it whatever you want. Now,

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Speaker 9: if we have that in Sydney and Melbourne, which is

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Speaker 9: what our party is stand for, we're going to see

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Speaker 9: a housing boom. We're going to see rents come down

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Speaker 9: and prices come down, and.

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Speaker 2: We're going to see some weird developments. Though, John, let's

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Speaker 2: not forget that. But let's go back to the economic

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Speaker 2: illiteracy of this particular counselor. He explained his understanding of

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Speaker 2: what would happen if property investors exited the market.

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Speaker 10: So, yeah, so we do have a lot of renters

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Speaker 10: in Merriybeck. So the purpose of this proposal is to

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Speaker 10: change the ownership composition of property in Merriybeck so that

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Speaker 10: we actually have fewer investors. And so what we're trying

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Speaker 10: to do here is to make it unattractive for investors

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Speaker 10: to invest in Merriyback so that they leave. And then

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Speaker 10: what will happen is those houses won't disappear, they don't

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Speaker 10: fall off the face of the earth. What happens is

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Speaker 10: that they become available for somebody else, particularly first home

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Speaker 10: by So what we're doing is we're reducing the number

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Speaker 10: of investors in Merybeck and making more homes available for

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Speaker 10: first home buyers to purchase. J I think is a

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Speaker 10: great outcome.

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Speaker 2: It's a great outcome because most renters join are ready

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Speaker 2: to buy property, they have deposit the bank approval that

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Speaker 2: doesn't have a genius like this to make it happen

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Speaker 2: for them. If this is the state of local councils

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Speaker 2: or some local counselors, it helps explain why we have

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Speaker 2: a housing crisis because we've got policies at the federal, state,

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Speaker 2: and local government level that frustrate developers, make people invest

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Speaker 2: their money elsewhere, and meanwhile rents are skyrocketing.

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Speaker 9: Well, look, if this genius had his way and set

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Speaker 9: all the housing policies in this country, what would happen

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Speaker 9: is there would be no new houses built, and so

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Speaker 9: we would have the existing stock, and the existing stock

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Speaker 9: would go into decay because no one would say it's

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Speaker 9: just not worth me owning an investment property and renovating

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Speaker 9: it and keeping it in good shape. So look, it's

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Speaker 9: very sad that we can have people like this elected

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Speaker 9: to council. The Australian voters neglect local council. It's very

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Speaker 9: powerful little form of government, particularly for practical things like this.

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Speaker 9: So yes, the people that voted for this guy have

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Speaker 9: got some explaining to do it.

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Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you, I think people don't even know

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Speaker 2: who they're voting for with local council elections. They don't

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Speaker 2: know what the policies are, which party.

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Speaker 3: Affiliation they may or may not have.

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Speaker 2: And I think that's how we get a lot of

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Speaker 2: the counselors because people are obliged to vote, they're obliged

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Speaker 2: to participate in this process or they're going to get fined,

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Speaker 2: and they don't know what they're voting for. And as

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Speaker 2: we covered last night, the number of rental properties in

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Speaker 2: Victoria has fallen over ten thousand in just three months.

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Speaker 2: Another reason why rents are going up now the coalition

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Speaker 2: is announced they're behind a ban on social media accounts

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Speaker 2: for youngsters. Peter dust And has announced that his party

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Speaker 2: will raise the minimum age for social media platforms from

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Speaker 2: thirteen to sixteen years of age within the first one

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Speaker 2: hundred days of.

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Speaker 3: A coalition government. John, what are your thoughts on this proposal.

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Speaker 9: Well, I'm deeply disturbed by it. Peter Dutton's better better

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Speaker 9: than Olbow, that's obvious, but I mean Peter Dutton's got

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Speaker 9: an authoritarian streak in him. Now what now the two

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Speaker 9: things that whenever, whenever the regulators want to increase the

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Speaker 9: power of the state and shut down the power that

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Speaker 9: the freedom of the Internet. They have two bogey mens,

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Speaker 9: they say, terrorists and pedophiles, the two worst people and

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Speaker 9: the two worst groups of people in the world. So

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Speaker 9: they say, look, we need to regulate the internet to

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Speaker 9: stop those two groups. Okay. Now, the reality is is

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Speaker 9: this at the moment, Yes, you've got to be thirteen

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Speaker 9: to open a Facebook account whatever it is. Okay, but

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Speaker 9: the kids just say yeah, they take a butt, say yeah,

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Speaker 9: I'm over thirteen. But what they're going to do by

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Speaker 9: lifting it to the age of sixteen, you're going to

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Speaker 9: need your digital ID, the good old digital ID brought

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Speaker 9: into us by the due oply liberal and labor Okay,

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Speaker 9: and so then you really are going to have to

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Speaker 9: be over the age of sixtent Now that means that

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Speaker 9: we're all subject to the government approving our access to

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Speaker 9: the internet, and it means the government's going to be

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Speaker 9: able to know what we're looking at on the Internet.

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Speaker 9: So we're going to fight for Internet freedom and unfortunately

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Speaker 9: Peter Dutton just does not get it.

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Speaker 2: John Ruddick, I think it's an issue we're going to

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Speaker 2: discuss some more in the weeks and months to come.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much for your time. This evening still

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Speaker 3: to come.

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Speaker 2: Harry and Meghan fear a Trump presidency and which Australian sporting.

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Speaker 3: Superstar has lost millions on a real estate deal.

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Speaker 2: You're watching the Reader Panny Show joining me now as

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Speaker 2: Entertainment and Royal reporter Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey NBA player Ben

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Speaker 2: Simmons has copped a big loss on his is a

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Speaker 2: million dollar mansion. Multimillion dollar mansion in California. He bought

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Speaker 2: his Hidden Hills house for twenty six point eight million

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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 3: We're using Australian figas here.

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Speaker 2: A year later he listed it for thirty four point

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Speaker 2: eight million, that's US twenty three million.

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Speaker 3: There was zero interest and his finally now.

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Speaker 2: Completed the sale for eighteen point thirty million.

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Speaker 3: Kinz. That's a loss of more.

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Speaker 2: Than eight million dollars At a time when property prices

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Speaker 2: are going up.

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Speaker 3: How did he manage this.

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 11: I mean, I think we might delve into it more

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Speaker 11: when we talk about Goldie Hahn and Kurt Russell. But

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Speaker 11: I think that no one wants to live here. I mean,

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Speaker 11: LA's pretty lax when it comes to crime. In twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty two, we had three hundred and ninety seven murders.

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Speaker 11: That was up almost twelve percent from the previous year,

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Speaker 11: a fifty three percent increased pre pandemic. This year, violent

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Speaker 11: crime is almost three percent compared to March twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 11: Three robberies have increased nine point five Rita. It is

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Speaker 11: so bad that the stores plaster large security images of

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Speaker 11: their shoplifters on the storefront, so trying to humiliate and

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Speaker 11: stop people from shoplifting. I mean, everybody's moving to Austin

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Speaker 11: and Nashville, which I know I saw you visit some

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Speaker 11: of those places recently over the over the last year.

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Speaker 11: So I just think everybody is fleeing and no one

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Speaker 11: wants to live here anymore.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: The La Times had an article four years ago about,

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Speaker 2: oh this the numbers fleeing California. They're all the lower

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Speaker 2: socioeconomic people. Rich people are actually moving to California, and

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Speaker 2: then they ran a story four years later a few

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Speaker 2: months ago saying, had the rich we're now fleeing California,

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Speaker 2: and obviously the crime rate and the high state taxes

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Speaker 2: would have a lot to do with that. Now now

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Speaker 2: the Californian resident, Prince Harry is unraveling under the stress

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Speaker 2: of all the court cases and family dramas he's been under.

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Speaker 2: Sources told Heat magazine he's less able to remove himself

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Speaker 2: from the situation than she is. She being Megan, as

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Speaker 2: he's still clinging onto the hope of a family reconciliation

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Speaker 2: that she feels isn't going to happen. It's much more

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Speaker 2: painful for him because he's not been getting any proper

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Speaker 2: updates on Kate or his dad. In her view, it

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Speaker 2: would be a terrible idea to take another trip to

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Speaker 2: the UK right now. He needs a summer of healing

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Speaker 2: and non confrontation. The magazine is also saying that Harry

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Speaker 2: and Meghan have plans to leave America Kinsey if Trump

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Speaker 2: is reelected, with an insider saying if Trump does win,

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Speaker 2: they fear he's going to cause trouble for a lot

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Speaker 2: of people, not just them, but they presume that'd be

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Speaker 2: high targets because he's been pretty open about his disdain

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Speaker 2: for them. If he's in charge and pulling the strings

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Speaker 2: with immigration, it's safe to say he'll do his best

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Speaker 2: to make life as hard as possible for both of them.

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Speaker 2: They fear it would be a disaster for democracy, and

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Speaker 2: on a personal level, they have to leave America.

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Speaker 3: That sounds like a campaign ad for Trump.

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Speaker 2: Kinsey, I don't know if that's going to scare too

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Speaker 2: many people off voting for Donald Trump.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, Miiley Cyrus told us the same thing,

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Speaker 11: and she's living pretty comfortably still in the United States.

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Speaker 11: My favorite line this came from Heat magazine was the

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Speaker 11: Duke of Sussex is being urged by his wife to

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Speaker 11: take a break, take a break from what his bond

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Speaker 11: want do. Yeah, exactly what does he do? And they

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Speaker 11: said it's hard. It's hard for her to see him

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Speaker 11: clinging to the walls or climbing the walls.

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Speaker 3: The way he's been doing.

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Speaker 11: And she wants them to take a break from all

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Speaker 11: the toxicity, which is wild because somebody might want to

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Speaker 11: tell her that she is the toxicity.

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Speaker 1: You know what I mean?

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Speaker 4: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, I laughed when I read that line about he.

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Speaker 3: Needs to take a break.

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Speaker 2: These two are the most underemployed millionaires in Hollywood day.

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Speaker 2: You really do wonder what they do to fill their days,

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Speaker 2: because other than venting in the media every now and

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Speaker 2: then about how horrible everyone is to them. What's happening

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Speaker 2: with her lifestyle website that was about to take off

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Speaker 2: and then we've stopped hearing about it?

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Speaker 11: Or her podcast Lemonada announcing her podcast that she was

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Speaker 11: going to relaunch a podcast. We've got American Revie Orchard.

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Speaker 11: Nothing tangible on the website. Yet what happened to meet

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Speaker 11: me at the Lake is that in production with Netflix.

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Speaker 11: Is Megan still doing her cooking show? No recent shooting

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Speaker 11: for Harry's Polo show. It all seems very up in

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Speaker 11: the air. So maybe they are literally taking a break, reader,

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Speaker 11: because where are they?

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Speaker 6: What are they doing.

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Speaker 3: Now?

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Speaker 2: Former Neighbors star Holly Villance has been very outspoken in

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Speaker 2: her support for Nigel Farage and now she's an Her

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Speaker 2: billionaire husband have held a fundraiser for Donald Trump at

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Speaker 2: the Chelsea Mansion in London.

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Speaker 3: They were charging up to forty.

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Speaker 2: Thousand dollars per person to attend an evening with that

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump Junior you can see there and Kinsey we

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Speaker 2: hear Holly herself gave a speech along with Donald Junior.

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Speaker 3: She is getting rather political, isn't she?

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Speaker 11: Oh, she absolutely is. She said she would campaign for

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Speaker 11: Farage if he needed her help. And it was actually

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Speaker 11: Farage that took her tomorrow Lago where they spent over

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Speaker 11: an hour with President Trump, and she said she couldn't

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Speaker 11: believe how interested he was in them and their lives

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Speaker 11: and how many questions he asked. She said he was

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Speaker 11: just so curious and not as tough as she expected

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Speaker 11: him to be, so she was pleasantly surprised by him.

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Speaker 11: But I think that she really does believe in the

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Speaker 11: Trump campaign along with the Farage campaign, and she said

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Speaker 11: she endorses Trump because she believes if America is strong,

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Speaker 11: the UK will be strong, and the world will be strong.

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Speaker 2: Discofild, thank you so much for your time this evening,

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Speaker 2: and that's it from me.

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Speaker 3: Tonight.

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Speaker 2: Up next is Newsnight, Don't forget Left is Losing It

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Speaker 2: tomorrow at.

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Speaker 3: Nine point thirty pm. Goodnight,