Speaker 1: On scols Oskolia. This is the Reader Penalty Show.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Riata Patty Show.
Speaker 3: Coming up tonight, New South Wales Police Minister Yasmin Cadley
Speaker 3: under fire for back in climate protesters planning to blockade
Speaker 3: the port of Newcastle. Nikata will join you shortly. President
Speaker 3: Biden and President elect Donald Trump exchange pleasantries at the
Speaker 3: White House Kosher Gator with the latest US news, and
Speaker 3: later in the hour Ollie London will be here to
Speaker 3: look at the funniest post election meltdowns. And we also
Speaker 3: have an extended edition of Left He's Losing It, Pete Heigs.
Speaker 4: So is this the guy who's qualified to make decisions
Speaker 4: about the most powerful military in the world, who clearly
Speaker 4: does not know anything about the military?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: But first, it's not just Australians who are talking about
Speaker 3: late as proposed social media regulations. American journalist Michael Schllenberger,
Speaker 3: who uncovered the Twitter files, has slammed the Australian Government's
Speaker 3: Misinformation Bill, which if passed, would give a bureaucratic body
Speaker 3: the power to force tech giants to censor what you say.
Speaker 3: Michael Schellenberger wrote the Australian government is specifically attacking Trump
Speaker 3: as a source of misinformation. In doing so, it is
Speaker 3: spreading its own disinformation about what Trump did and did
Speaker 3: not say. This is because the examples of misinformation the
Speaker 3: government uses in its explanation of these laws appears to
Speaker 3: be based on misinformation false claims about Donald Trump encouraging
Speaker 3: people to inject bleach. Joining me now is senior fellow
Speaker 3: at the Menzies Research.
Speaker 2: Center, Nick Cata.
Speaker 3: Nick. So we've got labor using misinformation to sell their
Speaker 3: misinformation bill.
Speaker 2: It's almost comical.
Speaker 1: So it would be comic or reader, but it is
Speaker 1: a portent of what is to come when these things
Speaker 1: are decided by the body that was set up to
Speaker 1: organize transmission towers for broadcasting stations. They're going to be
Speaker 1: in charge of this Akma and they'll be making these
Speaker 1: arbitrary decisions all the time on some woke whim. I'm
Speaker 1: afraid we were always going to get you this place.
Speaker 1: This is a frightening thing, you know. Begin always begins
Speaker 1: with them trying to persuade us to be nice and
Speaker 1: say the right things. And then they tried a little
Speaker 1: bit of coercion, and finally they moved to censorship. And
Speaker 1: this is a long way from the political correctness of
Speaker 1: the nineteen nineties and early two thousands. They've now got
Speaker 1: to the point where they don't just frown at you
Speaker 1: for saying the wrong thing. You're going to be in
Speaker 1: serious trouble.
Speaker 3: And the wrong thing can be something like men can't breastfeed.
Speaker 2: That's the sort of tweet.
Speaker 3: That in the past has been censored by our a
Speaker 3: Safety commissioner. Labour's other major reform in this space to
Speaker 3: ban under sixteens from accessing social media. That's prompting concerns
Speaker 3: as well because this requirement of age verification through ID
Speaker 3: documents NICK is an effect imposing digital ID on all
Speaker 3: of us. If you are sixty years old and you
Speaker 3: want to be on X or on Instagram, you need
Speaker 3: to verify your age.
Speaker 1: This stuff drives me nuts online reader, and about you
Speaker 1: having to are you a robot? Yes or no? You
Speaker 1: know all this sort of stuff. But you know this
Speaker 1: is what labor does, isn't it. They did it with
Speaker 1: you know, it happens with the Remember the Banking Royal
Speaker 1: Commission that ended up putting so much red tape there
Speaker 1: that you just don't bother applying for a credit card
Speaker 1: these days, because you don't want to give away five
Speaker 1: weeks of your life filling in forms. You know that
Speaker 1: this is their approach, a bureaucratic approach. A much better
Speaker 1: approach I've always argued was to empower parents to get
Speaker 1: the tools from the social media companies and from Google
Speaker 1: and from Amazon and others that would allow them to
Speaker 1: monitor their kids online activity. Put the parents in charge,
Speaker 1: not the state, and a caring parent is going to
Speaker 1: be much more effective of this than ten layers of
Speaker 1: bureaucracy and awful you know and checks and identities and
Speaker 1: all this stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if we all have to verify our age with
Speaker 3: digital ID, that's the ramifications of that are far broader
Speaker 3: than ticking boxes or saying you're over eighteen or not.
Speaker 2: I think I don't know if these.
Speaker 3: Are unintended consequences or this is really what they wanted
Speaker 3: to do all along. Now you've written in The Australian
Speaker 3: that next year's federal election could be Australia's Brexit moment.
Speaker 3: You're right that the good news for the Coalition is
Speaker 3: that Labor intends to copy almost everything in the disastrous
Speaker 3: Democrat campaign. But nick are the coalition astute enough and
Speaker 3: brave enough to recognize the political opportunity they have right now.
Speaker 1: Well, you give it to Trump. He was brave, he
Speaker 1: was prepared to go where others were not. And I
Speaker 1: think Peter Dutton's got to do some of this. I
Speaker 1: think that he did it last year with the Voice
Speaker 1: campaign brilliantly. A lot of people said it was a
Speaker 1: career ender for him not to back this wonderful, modest
Speaker 1: proposal to be nice for ever, but it wasn't. You know,
Speaker 1: he picked the right side. He stuck with it. He
Speaker 1: was moderate in his language, but just stuck by it
Speaker 1: with conviction. I fear he has to do the same
Speaker 1: now on some of these issues which are really looming large.
Speaker 1: The transgender issue for instance, that Donald Trump took on.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'd like to see our politicians stand up
Speaker 1: and say no to biological males playing in women's sport,
Speaker 1: just blanket no. The public don't want it. And you
Speaker 1: know that if Peter Dutton took a really strong stand
Speaker 1: on this, he'd be on the right side of the
Speaker 1: general public. You know what if we were to put
Speaker 1: this to a referendum reata, you know that the result
Speaker 1: would be overwhelming in favor of common sense.
Speaker 3: Oh, the majority is a big majority in this space,
Speaker 3: and yet they seem to be voiceless because the politicians,
Speaker 3: the institutions, certainly the culture, celebrities and academia and even
Speaker 3: sporting bodies have all gone down on one side, on
Speaker 3: the activist side, and the overwhelming majority are wondering.
Speaker 2: Who voted for this.
Speaker 3: Now, let's go to the White House where President Joe
Speaker 3: Biden hosted President elect Donald Trump. And despite calling Donald
Speaker 3: Trump a threat to democracy, a fascist, a white supremacist,
Speaker 3: a Nazi, and trying to have him struck off the ballot,
Speaker 3: trying to put him in prison, today they were all
Speaker 3: smiles and kindness.
Speaker 2: Biden was very conciliatory.
Speaker 3: Indeed, we can make sure you're coming.
Speaker 6: In which you need.
Speaker 4: I'm going to get a chance to cross today.
Speaker 7: It's good.
Speaker 8: Welcome Gina, thank you very much.
Speaker 9: And politics is tough, and it's many cases not a
Speaker 9: very nice world.
Speaker 8: But it is a nice world today and they appreciate
Speaker 8: very much.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 3: Nick Milania refused to be a part of this get together,
Speaker 3: but Donald.
Speaker 2: Trump seems to be in a forgiving mood.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's a good thing because I think that,
Speaker 1: you know, it's good for democracy that we've seen, we
Speaker 1: are seen to be civil to one another at these times.
Speaker 1: My question, though, Reta, is what is the carbon footprint
Speaker 1: of that fireplace at the back roaring with flames? You know,
Speaker 1: has he actually thought about that? But it looks very nice.
Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump will be very much at home.
Speaker 1: He knows the place. I think you'd just be hoping that,
Speaker 1: you know, there's not too many little bits of blue
Speaker 1: tack left on the wall or whatever you do when
Speaker 1: you move out of somewhere.
Speaker 3: Now NIKA climate protest involving a blockade of the Port
Speaker 3: of Newcastle, the largest coal port in the world, has
Speaker 3: been given the green light by the Newcastle Council in
Speaker 3: contravention of the Supreme Court's ban on the protest. Now
Speaker 3: we've got the new South Wales Police Minister Yasmin Catley.
Speaker 3: She seems to be all over the shop on this issue.
Speaker 3: She's come under five for giving contradictory statements. She told
Speaker 3: NBA Newcastle on Monday that if they are peaceful and
Speaker 3: they are not doing anything unlawful, then happy days, but
Speaker 3: took a very different tone when she was speaking with
Speaker 3: the Daily Telegraph on Wednesday, where she raised concerns about
Speaker 3: the safety risks due to the anticipated large turnout.
Speaker 2: What do you make of this?
Speaker 3: If the Supreme Court has said this is unlawful, how
Speaker 3: is this taking place.
Speaker 1: Exactly? And why it is the Newcastle City councilor owing it.
Speaker 1: Coal is the lifeblood of that city. That's what makes
Speaker 1: that place so prosperous and vibrant. Coal getting coal to
Speaker 1: the dock, getting it on ships and getting it out
Speaker 1: as quick as possible to people who need it to
Speaker 1: keep the lights on. That's what Newcastle does. And it's
Speaker 1: extraordinary that the council is now trying to doing something
Speaker 1: which will undoubtedly hinder that commercial operation and put people
Speaker 1: at risk. I mean, councils are usually so fastidious about
Speaker 1: health and safety rules, aren't they, But apparently in this case,
Speaker 1: you know, it doesn't apply. It's okay to sit there
Speaker 1: in a canoe while a great, big coal tanker bears
Speaker 1: down on you in the Hunter. No, it makes no
Speaker 1: sense from any point of view.
Speaker 2: Nick Kata, thanks for your time tonight.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey Schofield.
Speaker 2: Kinsey Let's hear from.
Speaker 3: Actress Kathy Griffin, she's also a comic and a committed
Speaker 3: sufferer who is not coping with reality. Here, she blames
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift for contributing to Kamala's defeat.
Speaker 11: Now we're paying the price, and freedom isn't free, and
Speaker 11: we've been free, and technically we're still a democracy. To
Speaker 11: be LGBT in America is not going to be a
Speaker 11: safe thing anymore. So to be a woman in America
Speaker 11: will be even less safe than it already is. I
Speaker 11: know this will get me in trouble, but I really
Speaker 11: really wish Taylor Swift had done an event with Vice
Speaker 11: President Harris.
Speaker 6: I just.
Speaker 11: Did not realize how racist and misogynistic America still.
Speaker 2: Is, Kinsey. They just don't get it, do they.
Speaker 3: They want to blame racism, they want to blame sexism.
Speaker 2: They think they.
Speaker 3: Needed more celebrity endorsements. Taylor Swift identified as a childless
Speaker 3: cat lady to endorse Kamala, and apparently even that wasn't
Speaker 3: enough for Kathy Griffin.
Speaker 12: Exactly, Taylor Swift had nothing to do with their failure.
Speaker 12: It was the mismanagement of one billion dollars in Harris's
Speaker 12: fundraising that would have been best used for collecting data, polling, consulting,
Speaker 12: in cell phone outreach instead of putting Cardi b up
Speaker 12: and erect and call her daddy sets. I think that
Speaker 12: the adults left the room and brat Summer had way
Speaker 12: too much influence in this presidential campaign. You can't count
Speaker 12: on Taylor Swift to win an election for you. She's
Speaker 12: backed more losers now than winners.
Speaker 3: Well, normally she's dating them, she's not endorsing them. But
Speaker 3: she does have a terrible record when it comes to
Speaker 3: political endorsements. Whether she did get involved some years ago
Speaker 3: with a couple of crucial races in her home state
Speaker 3: of Tennessee and had no impact, or if she had
Speaker 3: an impact, it was negligible because they want with massive
Speaker 3: margins her opponents.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Prince Harry.
Speaker 3: He's earned himself another participation trophy, this time is being
Speaker 3: honored by Time magazine in their Time one hundred Climate lists.
Speaker 3: This is for founding Travelists, a nonprofit that provides travelers
Speaker 3: with emissions data to help them book a vacation with
Speaker 3: the lowest environmental impact possible.
Speaker 2: Kinsey, he does this.
Speaker 3: Whilst he takes private jets everywhere.
Speaker 12: I mean, that's a great point and I also would
Speaker 12: ask him by the only person that sees the irony
Speaker 12: and a man owning a vacation property in an entirely
Speaker 12: different country being crowned an influential leader in climate action.
Speaker 12: You know, I know how you can reduce her travel impact.
Speaker 12: Don't buy a beach house in Portugal. It's as simple
Speaker 12: as that.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, you live in California. Do you really need a.
Speaker 2: Beach house in Portugal? That is a good question.
Speaker 3: I remember a few years ago they copped heat because
Speaker 3: Elton John had let them his private jet and they
Speaker 3: were using that too with around Europe. Just massive, massive hypocrites.
Speaker 3: Him and Megan both Drew Barrymore. She's an interesting one
Speaker 3: child star became a big actress. Now she's a talk
Speaker 3: show host, and she can be a little bit too touchy, phelly.
Speaker 3: She got a little bit too close and personal for
Speaker 3: Martha Stewart's liking. Watch as Martha pushes the former actress
Speaker 3: away after there was a bit too much caressing and stroking.
Speaker 8: What makes you soft and gooey, though?
Speaker 10: What makes me soft and soft and gooey?
Speaker 12: Yeah, soft and gooey treatments.
Speaker 13: When you're treated like a leading someone comes in.
Speaker 2: And you're the wrong gender. I know.
Speaker 3: I think Drew got off lightly there. She's just got
Speaker 3: no concept of personal space. She does this with every
Speaker 3: second guest.
Speaker 12: Hopefully she starts to recognize some of these headlines and say,
Speaker 12: I got to pull it back because it is getting
Speaker 12: beyond weird. And I think that this is not the
Speaker 12: first time we've had this discussion. So she's not evolving,
Speaker 12: it's just getting weirder.
Speaker 3: And let's not forget she was the one who had
Speaker 3: Kamala on her couch and she called her Mamala and said,
Speaker 3: you need to be the nation's mom.
Speaker 2: Remember that She'll never let that one down. Before you go.
Speaker 3: Kim Kardashian has talked about how she feels alone raising
Speaker 3: her four children, the four children she has with Kanie West.
Speaker 13: Let's have a listen, feeling like sometimes you're in this alone,
Speaker 13: even though we have great support systems and we have
Speaker 13: people around us. But sometimes in the middle of the night,
Speaker 13: when they're all sleeping in your bed, kicking you and
Speaker 13: crying and waking up like it is. You know, It's
Speaker 13: not something that I talk about a lot because I
Speaker 13: feel like there is always a lot of judgment.
Speaker 2: Well, there is.
Speaker 3: A lot of judgment, Kim, because you're pretty much a billionaire.
Speaker 3: You've got a massive stuff to be complaining about stuff
Speaker 3: like this.
Speaker 2: It's a bit teny, isn't it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, an estimated net worth of one point seven billion dollars.
Speaker 12: Last year, she announced that she has a man wow
Speaker 12: in her house. She said she hired a man because
Speaker 12: she wanted a male influence in the house. Girl, you've
Speaker 12: been married three times, what stop in number four? Maybe
Speaker 12: if you wore more than duct tape across your nipples
Speaker 12: in a crucifix, you would attract a godly man who
Speaker 12: would have a positive influence on your children.
Speaker 11: I don't want to hear it, Kim.
Speaker 3: K I am with you can hear judgment, but I
Speaker 3: can't disagree. Kinsisko Field, you nailed it yet again. Thanks
Speaker 3: for your time. Tonight still to come a special edition
Speaker 3: of Lefties Losing It, Plus we'll take a close look
Speaker 3: at some of Donald Trump's most controversial cabinet picks.
Speaker 2: Coach and Gator John's NX.
Speaker 3: Welcome back, and now it's time for a special edition
Speaker 3: of leftis Losing It. Let us take a moment and
Speaker 3: marvel in awe at President Elect Donald Trump's top five
Speaker 3: selections so far for his cabinet and other high ranking
Speaker 3: administration positions. Coming in at number five is CIA director
Speaker 3: John Ratcliffe. And this selection matters folks. For more than
Speaker 3: a decade, we've seen these institutions become weaponized to attack conservatives,
Speaker 3: not just Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: And John Ratcliffe's performance.
Speaker 3: In exposing and destroying former FBI Special Agent Peter Struck
Speaker 3: was a thing of beauty.
Speaker 14: The approximately fifty thousand text messages that I've seen with
Speaker 14: your personal beliefs like f Trump, stopped Trump, impeach Trump.
Speaker 14: Go ahead and confirm on the record that none of
Speaker 14: that occurred on an official FBI device or on official
Speaker 14: FBI time. Go ahead and do that, sir.
Speaker 1: No, they did, many of them did it.
Speaker 15: Oh, they did, agent structor.
Speaker 14: You're starting to understand why some folks out there don't
Speaker 14: believe a word you say, and why it's especially troubling
Speaker 14: that you, of all people, are at the center of
Speaker 14: the three highest profile investigations in recent times that involved
Speaker 14: President Trump, and that you were in charge of an
Speaker 14: investigation investigating gathering evidence against Donald Trump, a subject that
Speaker 14: you hated, that you wanted to f him to stop him,
Speaker 14: to impeach him, and do you see why that might
Speaker 14: call into question everything you've touched on all of those investigations.
Speaker 3: At number four, we have possibly the selection that has
Speaker 3: had the biggest reaction, the biggest freak out from the left,
Speaker 3: and that's Matt Gaetz as Attorney general.
Speaker 2: Here is some of his finest work.
Speaker 15: But why is it that the women with the least
Speaker 15: likelihood of getting pregnant are the ones most worried about
Speaker 15: having abortions? Nobody wants to impregnant you if you look
Speaker 15: like a thumb?
Speaker 12: Is it seemed to see that beast top of your comments,
Speaker 12: you're suggesting that these women at these abortion rallies.
Speaker 2: Are ugly and overweeen?
Speaker 16: Yes, what do you see to people who think that
Speaker 16: those comments are offensive?
Speaker 17: Be offended?
Speaker 2: Yes, we're going to enjoy the next few years.
Speaker 3: And after what the FBI and Department of Justice did
Speaker 3: in trying to frame and defane Gates personally with nonsense allegations,
Speaker 3: I could not think.
Speaker 2: Of a better person to go scorched earth.
Speaker 3: The American people voted for a reckoning, and a reckoning
Speaker 3: they shall have now to the number three best Trump
Speaker 3: selection thus far, and it's a woman who not long
Speaker 3: long ago, was running to be president as a Democrat,
Speaker 3: but the Democrats didn't want her. She was too honest,
Speaker 3: too normal, too patriotic, and let's not forget how she
Speaker 3: ended Kamala's first run to be president.
Speaker 18: She put over fifteen hundred people in jail for marijuana
Speaker 18: violations and then laughed about it when she was asked
Speaker 18: if she ever smoked marijuana.
Speaker 2: She blocked evidence.
Speaker 18: She blocked evidence that would have freed an innocent man
Speaker 18: from death row until the courts forced her to do so.
Speaker 18: She kept people in prison beyond their sentences to use
Speaker 18: them as cheap labor for the state of California.
Speaker 15: And she fought to keep.
Speaker 18: Cash fail system in place that impacts poor people in
Speaker 18: the worst kind of way.
Speaker 3: Kamala never recovered. Now to the number two selection. Another
Speaker 3: pick that had the Left losing it and be clowning
Speaker 3: themselves by slamming a man.
Speaker 2: With superb credentials.
Speaker 3: It's Trump's Defense Secretary Peter Hexeth, first to the meltdown.
Speaker 4: He also pinned you ready, co host of Fox and
Speaker 4: Friends Weekend, not even like that.
Speaker 2: Weekend, Pete.
Speaker 4: Heggs, Okay, Pete Hexceth, and he's picked him to be
Speaker 4: US Secretary of Defense. Now MAGA supporters and detractors are
Speaker 4: trying to figure out what because of this pick.
Speaker 3: Not a single MEGA supporter is trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: You are projecting again. Whoopy, and learn to pronounce his name.
Speaker 3: He rates better than you, even on the weekend, and
Speaker 3: we can all say your made up name Karen Yes, whoops,
Speaker 3: real name is Karen la Johnson.
Speaker 2: But I digress.
Speaker 3: Let's get back to her bad mouthing a veteran with
Speaker 3: an exemplary record.
Speaker 4: Is this the guy who's qualified to make decisions about
Speaker 4: the most powerful military in the world, who clearly does
Speaker 4: not know anything about the military.
Speaker 2: You know you're consulted.
Speaker 11: I'm warning TV host, and I've been here the longest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, where's my ambassadorship to Italy?
Speaker 5: Donald?
Speaker 3: Such miserable fools, and they weren't alone. Here is Democrat
Speaker 3: Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas.
Speaker 2: Having a go.
Speaker 3: She wrote a Fox and Friends Weekend co host is
Speaker 3: not qualified to be the Secretary of Defense. I lead
Speaker 3: the Senate Military Personnel Panel. All three of my brothers
Speaker 3: served in uniform. I respect every one of our service members.
Speaker 3: Then you need to apologize to peithe Hexseth, who is
Speaker 3: not only a veteran with twenty years of service, but
Speaker 3: a double Bronze Star recipient, and he's also an Ivy
Speaker 3: League educated at Harvard Princeton. The folks who were celebrating
Speaker 3: these appointments have a problem with Peithe Hexseth because he
Speaker 3: transitioned to the media. Would they prefer if he transition
Speaker 3: to a they then I'm sure pet Hexeth won't be
Speaker 3: okay with Chinese spy balloons floating across the country or
Speaker 3: the boch withdrawal of Afghanistan and then the killing of
Speaker 3: an innocent Afghani family in a revenge operation. He is
Speaker 3: ready to clean up the mess.
Speaker 16: Well, first of all, you gotta fire you know, you
Speaker 16: got to fire the Chairman and Joint chiefs, and you
Speaker 16: gotta fire this. I mean, obviously gonna bring in a
Speaker 16: new Secretary Defense. But any general that was involved, general, admiral, whatever,
Speaker 16: that was involved in any of the DEI will it's.
Speaker 7: Got to go.
Speaker 16: Either you're in for war fighting that and that's it.
Speaker 16: That's the only litmus test we care about. Uh, you've
Speaker 16: got to get DEI and cert out of military academy
Speaker 16: so you're not training young officers to be baptized in
Speaker 16: this type of thinking, and you have to re establish
Speaker 16: that trusty by putting in no nonsense warfighters in those
Speaker 16: positions who aren't going to cater to the socially correct garbage.
Speaker 3: And the number one selection thus far for the Trump
Speaker 3: team are the heads of the Department of Government Efficiency,
Speaker 3: the smartest men in any room, the duo of Vivek
Speaker 3: Ramaswami and Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: This is what we can expect. Here is Vivek last year.
Speaker 17: And large scale mass layoffs are absolutely what we will
Speaker 17: bring to the DC bureaucracy, both because it is necessary
Speaker 17: and it is sanctioned by the law of the United
Speaker 17: States of America.
Speaker 3: And we all know Elon's uncompromising star.
Speaker 2: By now, there was.
Speaker 8: All of the criticism.
Speaker 1: There was advertisers leaving. We talked to Bob Biden.
Speaker 19: You don't advertise, you don't want them to advertise.
Speaker 3: No, what do you mean.
Speaker 19: If somebody can try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmailing
Speaker 19: with money yourself, but go yourself? Is that clear?
Speaker 2: I hope it is joining me now?
Speaker 3: Is Sky News contributor Kosher Gaida. Let's discuss some of
Speaker 3: these Trump selections. It's clear his second term will be
Speaker 3: markedly different from the first. It's clear his transition team
Speaker 3: has been working for months now to put this team together.
Speaker 3: The selection of Radcliffe for CIA director is significant. The lawfare,
Speaker 3: the weaponization of the CIA is a focus for Trump's space,
Speaker 3: and so to the selection of Matt Gates as a
Speaker 3: g Kosher this is this is exciting times for the
Speaker 3: Trump base.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 20: The biggest criticism of Trump in the first term was personnel,
Speaker 20: and he fell into him. He wanted to dream the swamp.
Speaker 20: He fell into the tried and tested model of Washington
Speaker 20: types because he was told and Warren they'll never get
Speaker 20: confirmation in the Senate and you know, work with them,
Speaker 20: and personnel is policy. So a lot of his supporters
Speaker 20: are really waiting to see how is this one going
Speaker 20: to be different. He's been sending shock weeds in the
Speaker 20: last forty eight hours through the Swamp and others. And
Speaker 20: what's interesting is the picks that he's made they do
Speaker 20: have to go through Centate confirmation. So we'll see how
Speaker 20: that pleas out because there are still is that civil
Speaker 20: war in the GEOP controlled Senate, Yes, but they're all
Speaker 20: very young in their forties, pretty much all of them.
Speaker 2: They're populists.
Speaker 20: They subscribe to the MAGA America First philosophy on everything
Speaker 20: from economics to foreign policy and the rest of it.
Speaker 20: So interesting times.
Speaker 19: Buckle up.
Speaker 3: And this is what a lot of the commentators don't understand.
Speaker 3: They keep talking about Trump's just picking people who are
Speaker 3: going to be loyal to him. No, it's loyal to
Speaker 3: the agenda which the American people voted for. So his base,
Speaker 3: his supporters want that. They don't want people in there
Speaker 3: who are going to be obstructing, who are going to
Speaker 3: be Republicans in name only. That's precisely what they have
Speaker 3: voted against. And this tweet from jd Vance just on
Speaker 3: that Matt Gates selection is very interesting. He wrote, the
Speaker 3: main issue with Matt Gates is that he used his
Speaker 3: office to prosecute his political opponents and authorize federal agents
Speaker 3: to harass parents who were peacefully protesting at.
Speaker 2: School board meetings.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, that's actually Mary Garland, the current Attorney generals.
Speaker 3: And that's a point that again, the bulk of the
Speaker 3: media don't seem to understand. They're just so outraged by
Speaker 3: these selections. They don't understand what's led us to this point.
Speaker 20: Yes, that was a shot across the bow to the
Speaker 20: Senate newly elected Senate Majority Leader Thune, and there was
Speaker 20: a bit of infighting going on whether Rick Scott, the
Speaker 20: more populist Trump loyalists, would make it or Thuned it.
Speaker 20: Thune is of the old guard, but he had to
Speaker 20: fight to get that because he was challenged. And then
Speaker 20: he came out and put a statement out that I
Speaker 20: will do everything I can to confirm all of Trump's picks.
Speaker 20: And then right after that Trump started dropping these bombshells
Speaker 20: like Matt Gates. So I think what JD's doing there
Speaker 20: is reminding him that you know, you did commit to that,
Speaker 20: and if you were so quick to nominate people or
Speaker 20: confirm people like Merrick Garland, let's not clutch our pearls
Speaker 20: for somebody like Matt Gates.
Speaker 3: Absolutely and on that blob because it is certainly a
Speaker 3: blow for the Trump team not to get the Senate
Speaker 3: leader that wanted, Rick Scott. He's on site, he's going
Speaker 3: to deliver their agenda. The man they have now tell
Speaker 3: me a little bit more about him. He is very
Speaker 3: much mistrusted. And it was a closed ballot, and I
Speaker 3: think that is a problem in itself. Why isn't there
Speaker 3: transparency so people know who the person they elected voted for.
Speaker 20: Yes, I think transparency is going to be a big
Speaker 20: theme coming in from declassification to pushing more open and
Speaker 20: out in the public view votes because people are fed
Speaker 20: up with the smoky backroom deals that happened. Now. Senator
Speaker 20: Thune's from South Dakota, Ruby red state. But it's been funny.
Speaker 20: People during in the lead up to this were recirculating
Speaker 20: tweets of his back from sixteen another, so he had
Speaker 20: a lot of anti Trump tweets out there. He sort
Speaker 20: of was a protege of Mitch McConnell, who the Trump
Speaker 20: faction does not particularly care for. So you know he
Speaker 20: he comes with some baggage to the Trump proud, but
Speaker 20: at this point in time, he and the establishment Republicans
Speaker 20: are on the back foot. Trump has a spectrum of
Speaker 20: dominance right now and he's going to use that absolutely.
Speaker 3: Now, let's compare the Biden administration's borders are Kamarla Harris
Speaker 3: with Trump's incoming borders are Tom Horman.
Speaker 2: See if you can spot the subtle difference.
Speaker 7: I got a message to the means of illegal areas
Speaker 7: that Joe Biden's releasing our country and violation of federal law.
Speaker 7: You better start packing now.
Speaker 2: We are going to the border. We've been to the border.
Speaker 2: So this whole, this whole, this whole thing about the border.
Speaker 2: We've been to the border. We've been to the border.
Speaker 2: You haven't been to the border, and I haven't been
Speaker 2: to Europe. I don't understand the point that you're making.
Speaker 7: I hear a lot of people saying the talk of
Speaker 7: a mass deportation, it's racist, it's threatening to immigrant community.
Speaker 7: It's not threatened to the immigrant community. It should be
Speaker 7: threatening to the illegal immigrant community.
Speaker 18: Is there a way to carry out mass deportation without
Speaker 18: separating families of coursers?
Speaker 7: Families can be deported together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, support the whole family. Big difference there.
Speaker 3: This was possibly the number one issue right up there
Speaker 3: with the economy, if not bigger, and the base is
Speaker 3: going to expect to see these deportations. It's going to
Speaker 3: be a core promise.
Speaker 20: That has to be fulfilled and it is going to
Speaker 20: be met with opposition the likes of which we have
Speaker 20: never seen still from including the Rhinos and the own party.
Speaker 20: There's going to be rogue judges out there banning as
Speaker 20: they did before issuing injunctions that affect the whole stage.
Speaker 20: The media is going to be showing sob stories of
Speaker 20: families being separated and all of that. So you need
Speaker 20: somebody with a lot of spine and the stones to
Speaker 20: push forward with that. Certainly Trump but all their way
Speaker 20: down and Tim Horman seems to be that person. He
Speaker 20: never pulls any punches. He was the ice director, so
Speaker 20: he's been on the front lines literally seeing what has
Speaker 20: been happening with the joke of the US southern border
Speaker 20: that has become. So he will push ahead, but every
Speaker 20: step of the way is still going to be a
Speaker 20: fight on this.
Speaker 3: Now the Democrats have really kicked an own goal and
Speaker 3: attacking Pete Hegsath the attacking a veteran with a stellar record,
Speaker 3: and to see the likes of Whoopie Goldberg and Elizabeth
Speaker 3: Warren attack this man is a terrible look Kosher that
Speaker 3: he is picking outsiders, He is picking people that you don't.
Speaker 2: Expect to see.
Speaker 3: But they're going to deliver his agenda, and that is
Speaker 3: the whole game here.
Speaker 20: They're been very disingenerous to Pete Hegseth because the thing
Speaker 20: that they were trying to make go viral, and I
Speaker 20: think they got ratioed is he's a Fox News weekend
Speaker 20: co host. They were trying to diminish him. Us in
Speaker 20: the media are only solely doing that. He has many
Speaker 20: other things in his portfolio. He is an actual warrior
Speaker 20: who served for twenty years in the US military to
Speaker 20: active deployments in combat zones of Iraq and i Rhanistan.
Speaker 20: We've moved away from this where in the past it
Speaker 20: used to be actual warriors and soldiers commanded the army
Speaker 20: and not people sitting behind chrishy desks in DC. He
Speaker 20: ticks that box. And by the way, he also graduated
Speaker 20: from Princeton and Harvard. For the credentialists who want to
Speaker 20: mock his intelligence by diminishing him as just a weekend
Speaker 20: co host, so it's very interesting. He is a young guy, again,
Speaker 20: very different profile than who's typically in there. But to
Speaker 20: call him to diminish him is disingenuous because he clearly
Speaker 20: has leadership.
Speaker 3: Skills and he also clearly knows what's the problem, what
Speaker 3: are the problems within the bureaucracy that he has to fix.
Speaker 3: He's spoken about that at length. I think he is
Speaker 3: just a very smart choice. He's likable, he's capable, he's young,
Speaker 3: there's got a lot going for him. And someone else
Speaker 3: who tacks all those boxes and who Trump has nominated
Speaker 3: is a former Democrat Congresswoman, Tulsey Gabbett. She's going to
Speaker 3: serve as Director of National Intelligence. Amazing koshuggles not long ago.
Speaker 3: The left we're trying to defame her as some sort
Speaker 3: of a traitor.
Speaker 2: An agent to Russia.
Speaker 20: She was, and she has a lawsuit out I think
Speaker 20: against the Clinton's. It's been long standing. She was a
Speaker 20: rising star in the Democrat Party, female veteran, she was
Speaker 20: given very senior positions early on when she got elected.
Speaker 20: And the transformation from that to leaving the party to
Speaker 20: being an independent, to supporting Trump, and then actually converting
Speaker 20: officially to the party and now being in the cabinet
Speaker 20: should she get confirmation from the Senate is a great
Speaker 20: story arc, a mini story arc under the Trump story arc.
Speaker 20: And the other thing too is she's a veteran, but
Speaker 20: she is solidly anti war unless it is a direct, provable, tangible,
Speaker 20: visible benefit to the national interest of America, and a
Speaker 20: lot of the wars that we've engaged in do not
Speaker 20: fulfill that. It's going to be very interesting shakeup, and
Speaker 20: she knows of what she speaks, having actually served in combat.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and so many Americans who have great respect for
Speaker 3: the military would agree with that position wholeheartedly. They're not
Speaker 3: anti military, they're just anti Americans being involved in these
Speaker 3: forever wars with no clear goals. Let's talk about the
Speaker 3: revelations here that Kamala Harris's campaign paid five hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars to the charity run by Reverend Al Sharpton, who
Speaker 3: also hosts a show on MSNBC. So just weeks before
Speaker 3: she sat down with Sharpton for a really pitiful softball interview,
Speaker 3: even by Kamala standards, she had handed over this five
Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollar donation to this charity, which in itself
Speaker 3: is rather shady.
Speaker 2: We won't get into that, but.
Speaker 3: There was no disclosure, absolutely no disclosure, even by MSNBC
Speaker 3: these very very low standards. There's got to be some
Speaker 3: sort of an accountability for what happened to you.
Speaker 20: You know, there's been this undercurrent of questioning whether there's
Speaker 20: support from the media in kind, even if it's not
Speaker 20: explicitly in cash. Aoldoer here, there's even cash. It'll be
Speaker 20: interesting to see in a court of law whether those
Speaker 20: things go anywhere and if anyone's going to prosecute it
Speaker 20: or not.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but.
Speaker 20: At least the appearance of impropriety doesn't help. On top
Speaker 20: of the fact that she raised a billion dollars, as
Speaker 20: we've talked about before, and is now at a deficit
Speaker 20: of twenty million because she's paying five hundred thousand here
Speaker 20: a million dollars to Oprah who knows what she paid
Speaker 20: to Beyonce, And I don't think she has much to
Speaker 20: show for it.
Speaker 3: Well, no, and it was just completely having zero care
Speaker 3: for the money people donated. And some of these donations,
Speaker 3: yeah they're from billionaires, but some would have been from
Speaker 3: every day mum and dad. So who can ill afford
Speaker 3: to donate to a political cause, but they had. God
Speaker 3: knows why she spends one hundred thousand dollars building a
Speaker 3: set that looks like it costs five dollars in a
Speaker 3: hotel room for call her daddy. It's just shows you
Speaker 3: what disdain the Democrats have for other people's money.
Speaker 2: This is a good story. I love this one. I
Speaker 2: have a look at this.
Speaker 3: This is Kamala Harris and Jill Biden and see if
Speaker 3: you can detect the pure hatred. Yeah, they're sitting together
Speaker 3: for veteran state commemorations in the Capitol.
Speaker 2: Watch as they fail to interact in any way.
Speaker 3: Kamala looks over a few times, but Jill is not
Speaker 3: having it.
Speaker 2: Gives her nothing.
Speaker 3: And when you look at what happened before Kamala sat down,
Speaker 3: you see that Jill does not even acknowledge her. Kamala
Speaker 3: comes in, she's greeting people, she takes her seat, and
Speaker 3: Jill did not even acknowledge a woman who a few
Speaker 3: days ago she was supposedly endorsing fullheartedly.
Speaker 2: Look at the smiles though.
Speaker 3: When Donald Trump visited the White House earlier today, Jill
Speaker 3: Joe Donald, it looked like the best of friends.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 3: I've never seen them so happy. Interesting interaction. I don't
Speaker 3: know if I'm reading too much into it, but there
Speaker 3: are long running rumors that there's a fracture there. Jill
Speaker 3: Biden doesn't like Kamala vice versa, and it certainly looked
Speaker 3: liked it there.
Speaker 20: We may be reading into it, but it analyzing Jill
Speaker 20: Biden in the last two weeks has become a genre
Speaker 20: to itself on Twitter. From the fact that she wore
Speaker 20: red on election day to cast her vote. Maybe something,
Speaker 20: maybe nothing, but it definitely sparked a lot of rumors
Speaker 20: because typically the Democrats were blue. She's wearing red or
Speaker 20: dark pink in that photo right there. And then the
Speaker 20: stone called demeanor of Ma Kamla that you just showed,
Speaker 20: and then smiling the biggest smile ever but Trump. You know,
Speaker 20: it definitely creates an interesting narrative that we can have
Speaker 20: fun with, and it's backed up by a little bit
Speaker 20: of substance and that it's easy to imagine that the
Speaker 20: Bidens do feel snubbed and scorned with how they were
Speaker 20: treated and pushed out at the eleventh hours.
Speaker 2: So it's not hard you understand.
Speaker 3: And you've talked about Joe Biden and him in recent
Speaker 3: days being so happy. I haven't seen him this happy
Speaker 3: for years, literally for the.
Speaker 2: Whole four year term.
Speaker 3: It's hard to think of a time where he's just
Speaker 3: got that big smile on his face.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether it's just the pressure.
Speaker 3: Is lifted and he can just enjoy the final months
Speaker 3: of his lame duck presidency or what it is, but
Speaker 3: he seems to be a changed man. Koshergator Thank you
Speaker 3: so much for your time.
Speaker 2: Toy still to come.
Speaker 3: Ollie London joins me to review the funniest post election meltdowns.
Speaker 3: Welcome back, joining me now for some fun and frivolity
Speaker 3: poking fun and left is losing it is broadcaster and
Speaker 3: commentator Ollie in London. Now we've been marveling at the
Speaker 3: meltdown from the left. You think after twenty sixteen that
Speaker 3: learned to cope better with disappointment, But.
Speaker 2: Here we are. Let's start with Rosie o'donald.
Speaker 10: We're in for one hell of a ride with him
Speaker 10: at the helm and no immunity guard rails. And how
Speaker 10: about we get rid of the electoral college? Is that
Speaker 10: anybody like that? Anyone? I'm not so sure anymore. It's
Speaker 10: a popular vote, That's what we need to do. Who
Speaker 10: gets the most votes wins one vote, one person, No
Speaker 10: racist math in the equation, Ollie.
Speaker 3: Who's going to tell her that Donald Trump won the
Speaker 3: popular vote, biggest popular vote by Republican ever? And how
Speaker 3: exactly is the electoral college racist?
Speaker 9: Rosie O'Donnell has a classic case of Trump arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 9: She's always saying she's never going to speak about Trump again,
Speaker 9: but she just can't help help herself going on ten
Speaker 9: minute TikTok rants. Now she's making her TikTok account private.
Speaker 9: She's made a brand new account so Trump fans can't
Speaker 9: see her videos. And you know, Trump won by a
Speaker 9: landslide with both, like you said, the popular votes and
Speaker 9: the electoral College vote, so she clearly needs to study
Speaker 9: the system and also to see that he won by
Speaker 9: an absolute landslide with three hundred and twelve electoral College
Speaker 9: votes and at least five million more votes than Kamala
Speaker 9: in terms of the popular votes. So you know, but
Speaker 9: people with Trumps arrangement syndrome, they can't seem to see
Speaker 9: the facts read.
Speaker 6: They just see their rage for Trump.
Speaker 3: Now, let's have a look at this next dude who
Speaker 3: identifies as a dudet, and he's got some advice for
Speaker 3: the ladies in large of this election result.
Speaker 21: Hey, fellow ladies out there, So men think they own
Speaker 21: own You take it from somebody that used to be
Speaker 21: a man. You got boobs, you got a vi JJ.
Speaker 21: Guess what, honey, you own them? Trust me, they want it.
Speaker 21: Make them own it.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's more than a little creepy ollie. I'll get
Speaker 3: your comment after this next clipper. This is another white
Speaker 3: dude for Kamala who says Trump winning is not going
Speaker 3: to stop him from going into women's locker rooms.
Speaker 22: For the rest of you who voted for a convicted felon,
Speaker 22: the same goes for you. I go where I please,
Speaker 22: I use a women's restroom, I use the women's locker rooms,
Speaker 22: and I will continue to do so whether you like
Speaker 22: it or not.
Speaker 3: Ollie, the excesses of the trans agenda certainly were an
Speaker 3: issue during this election.
Speaker 2: Of course, the.
Speaker 3: Border the economy were the top line issues, but it's
Speaker 3: very clear that culture war issues, if you want to
Speaker 3: call them that, particularly the transagender were enormously significant, not
Speaker 3: just for Trump's traditional base, but for a lot of
Speaker 3: independent voters that opted for Trump this time round.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this is one of the key issues with this election.
Speaker 9: You know, Trump has about to ban biological males and
Speaker 9: women's sports. He's also said he's going to do a
Speaker 9: federal ban on children being medically transitioned to anyone under
Speaker 9: the age of eighteen. So clearly these white dudes for
Speaker 9: Harris aren't taking this very well. And you know they're
Speaker 9: saying they're standing with women regarding abortion. They believe they're women,
Speaker 9: they feel they're entitled to use women's restrooms. Well, they've
Speaker 9: got another thing coming on January twentieth when Trump takes charge,
Speaker 9: because he's going to make sure that women feel safe
Speaker 9: in their spaces and that biological males aren't invaded in
Speaker 9: his spaces. But also said that Trump is a great
Speaker 9: ally of LGBT people.
Speaker 6: You know, he's a great friend with Caitlyn Jenna.
Speaker 9: He's very much supportive of people however they identify. You know,
Speaker 9: he judges them based on merits, based on who they
Speaker 9: are as a person. But he's not going to allow
Speaker 9: men into women's spaces and to have children transitioning. So
Speaker 9: that's a key Trump policy, and I think that was
Speaker 9: one of the main reasons why many women and also
Speaker 9: parents felt the need to vote for Trump.
Speaker 3: Now Joy raid she's an MSNBC anchor regularly and lefties
Speaker 3: losing it. She's now attacking self loathing lefty white women.
Speaker 3: The only people who actually watch your show.
Speaker 5: I just want to give some free advice to the
Speaker 5: white progressives, particularly progressive women, who maybe thinking about marching
Speaker 5: against the Trump victory, maybe putting back on the P
Speaker 5: word hats and doing that thing. I would just say,
Speaker 5: probably don't send any of those invites to any black women.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm just going to tell you right now,
Speaker 5: they're not coming. I think black women are now on
Speaker 5: the save black women, prioritize black men, and prioritize black communities,
Speaker 5: black businesses in that. And you know, the black spaces
Speaker 5: perceive America, see the democratic pride are Yeah, I think
Speaker 5: that's happening.
Speaker 2: What do you make of that, Ollie.
Speaker 3: Some of these race obsessed commentators, the ones on CNN, MSNBC,
Speaker 3: number of other networks, they just will not let go
Speaker 3: of this identity politics, no matter how divisive destructive it is.
Speaker 2: They cling to it and they're doubling down.
Speaker 9: Well, let's just say there's nothing joyful about joy Read.
Speaker 9: She is one of MSNBC's biggest sto race bass and
Speaker 9: you know, she's always going on about race when people
Speaker 9: don't generally look at race. People judge people based on character,
Speaker 9: based on who they are as a person.
Speaker 6: You know. So she's trying to divide people.
Speaker 9: She's trying to divide her progressive viewers, and she needs
Speaker 9: to cling onto those viewers because her ratings are down
Speaker 9: over fifty percent. MSNBC is struggling. You know, they just
Speaker 9: beat CNM with the election coverage just over five million viewers,
Speaker 9: which is considerably down from twenty sixteen and twenty twenty.
Speaker 9: So she needs to hang on to those voters and
Speaker 9: so those viewers, and she's you know, she's already alienating
Speaker 9: people with this race basing, and you know, there's just
Speaker 9: no need for it, because there are genuine concerns.
Speaker 6: For the black community in America.
Speaker 9: But it doesn't help when you have someone like joy
Speaker 9: Read constantly race basing, making everything about race, and people
Speaker 9: don't look at people based on race. People just judge
Speaker 9: people based on who they are as a person.
Speaker 3: Well, there is an issue joy Read does represent a
Speaker 3: certain demographic.
Speaker 2: You have to say, yes, you're right, her.
Speaker 3: Audience has absolutely plummeted by more than fifty percent.
Speaker 2: But I don't know what it is.
Speaker 3: But you look at how all those demographics are shifting
Speaker 3: and people are thinking more freely, so they're not feeling
Speaker 3: a blow to vote a certain way just because of
Speaker 3: their ethnicity or their gender. But when it comes to
Speaker 3: black women, only seven percent when Republican. That is a
Speaker 3: voter block that has been unshakable, So I guess she's
Speaker 3: speaking to that demographic.
Speaker 2: Now, let's have a look at this hateful girl.
Speaker 3: A little bit weird, little bit hateful, and she seems
Speaker 3: to have some delusions of grandeur.
Speaker 23: I'm so excited for and I fully support this movement
Speaker 23: of making mainly men's lives, but really, anyone who voted
Speaker 23: for Trump's lives miserable. I'm really enjoying all this content
Speaker 23: about tormenting them, so keep it up.
Speaker 3: And this next gal is a well, she's a conformist sheet,
Speaker 3: but she thinks she's a rebell.
Speaker 2: Sorry, love, but.
Speaker 3: Having lots of piercings and metal in your face doesn't
Speaker 3: make you a rebel.
Speaker 8: Let me be very very clear when I say this.
Speaker 8: If you are an alternative person, punk god, however, you
Speaker 8: class about yourself and the alternative community, and you support Trump,
Speaker 8: no you're no.
Speaker 2: You're not Ollie.
Speaker 3: In the modern age, the rebels are the conservatives. Every
Speaker 3: institution now, from government bodies to the corporate world, to
Speaker 3: academia to Hollywood media is dominated by the left.
Speaker 2: The rebels are on the right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 9: The free speech advocates, the people that are happy to
Speaker 9: have a debated discussion are now the conservatives. They've become
Speaker 9: the cool kids. And I think that's a big shift
Speaker 9: we've seen with Trump. During this election. It actually became
Speaker 9: cool for Generation Z to support Trump, whereas in twenty
Speaker 9: sixteen it was kind of taboo because you'd be labeled racist,
Speaker 9: you'd be labeled xenophobic. But now, actually we've seen huge
Speaker 9: numbers of young people come out and Generation X as
Speaker 9: well have been huge supporters of Trump.
Speaker 6: So we've seen that shift.
Speaker 9: And the liberal Karens are having an absolute meltdown. And
Speaker 9: these are the people that don't like debate reach, they
Speaker 9: don't want to have a sensible discussion, and one of
Speaker 9: their key issues was abortion rights.
Speaker 6: And now any of them are.
Speaker 9: Going on strike a shaving their hairs, saying, you know,
Speaker 9: men aren't allowed to go near them.
Speaker 8: Men.
Speaker 20: No, I.
Speaker 6: Just think it's it's complete.
Speaker 3: I don't think too many men mind. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: think too many men mind. Let's just end with this
Speaker 3: last clip.
Speaker 2: This genius has.
Speaker 3: A cunning plan to stop Trump's second term.
Speaker 24: Okay, so we could actually stop DJT from becoming elected
Speaker 24: because they would be accused of very serious crimes such
Speaker 24: as treason and perhaps colluding with a foreign entity things
Speaker 24: like that, it's highly unlikely that they would move forward
Speaker 24: with inauguration day.
Speaker 3: I want someone to save that cat. That poor kitty
Speaker 3: having to listen to all that Holy London. We're run
Speaker 3: out of time. Thank you so much for your time
Speaker 3: this evening. Appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Thanks pleasure, ETA, and.
Speaker 3: That's it me. Newsnight is up next and I'll see
Speaker 3: you tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: For Left, he's losing it.
Speaker 3: At nine point thirty,