Speaker 1: This is Outside. Good morning, and welcome.
Speaker 2: To Outsiders, the show that is to slaying the dragons
Speaker 2: of wocal authoritarianism, anti semitism, on steroids, criminal idiocy in
Speaker 2: the name of saving the planet, and race fating virtue
Speaker 2: signaling what reality is to wokeness.
Speaker 1: So what do you think this is?
Speaker 3: I think that it's a slave racelet I would like
Speaker 3: to think that my relatives helped to free the slaves
Speaker 3: and that was one of the ones that they freed
Speaker 3: or maybe they found.
Speaker 1: I think that this is.
Speaker 4: The name of the slave holder and then the name
Speaker 4: of the slave underneath it.
Speaker 1: Ue it's a dog collar.
Speaker 2: Yes, we've got a huge show coming up today. It's
Speaker 2: our last show of the year. Some massive news on
Speaker 2: the COVID front. I told you all the way back
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty that doctors should be free from the
Speaker 2: tyrannical health bureaucrats and government to make up their own
Speaker 2: minds and advise their patients according to their own assessments
Speaker 2: about medical treatments. And on Friday, the Supreme Court of
Speaker 2: Queensland agreed finally in a landmark case that has shaken
Speaker 2: the world, in a resounding and earth shattering defeat for
Speaker 2: COVID bureaucrats, and we'll be chatting to the doctor who
Speaker 2: took on APRAA and won the case on your Behalf,
Speaker 2: doctor William Bay later in the show What's More? But
Speaker 2: first let's grab the latest outside of news. Caroline, you're
Speaker 2: here filling in for reader and James is filling in
Speaker 2: for James. The other two outsiders of on the other
Speaker 2: side of the planet.
Speaker 1: But we've got a great show here for you today.
Speaker 1: Are they outside outside? The Outsiders are outside of the
Speaker 1: studio today.
Speaker 2: Reta will be joining us later in the show from Israel,
Speaker 2: which will be fantastic.
Speaker 1: Can't wait for that. But Caroline and James.
Speaker 2: We've got the nuclear issue again. I mean, for me,
Speaker 2: this is just an absolute no brainer. Do we want
Speaker 2: to be the future have an energy supply that Australia
Speaker 2: is rich and abundant in which will guarantee us future prosperity,
Speaker 2: or do we want to stick with the Luddites of
Speaker 2: labor and stick with these ghastly windmills and solar panels.
Speaker 1: For me, it's a no choice. What do you reckon carry?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: I love sitting in blackouts with like shitsitting all someone
Speaker 6: when the sun doesn't China and the wind doesn't blow.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, I think most's runing are coming around to that
Speaker 6: idea as well.
Speaker 1: Do you think so, James?
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
Speaker 8: The interesting thing about this is the climate walls are over.
Speaker 8: Everyone agrees. Now we've got to get to net zero.
Speaker 8: Do you remember, Tony Abbotts.
Speaker 1: I don't waitng on, hang on your verbling me on
Speaker 1: my own show. I do not agree. We do not
Speaker 1: need to get to net zero. We certainly do not
Speaker 1: need to get to net We will bankrupt us. You
Speaker 1: might agree, I don't agree.
Speaker 8: But our political class, they are all now in fools.
Speaker 1: Then we're going to go. Donald Trump does not agree
Speaker 1: we need to get to net zero.
Speaker 7: I know, Tony, remember when he said climate change was crap.
Speaker 7: I remember remember when Scott Morrison.
Speaker 1: The co word we held this country exactly.
Speaker 7: We're a long way from that.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: It's economic Scott Morrison habit, that was a fantastis cole,
Speaker 2: don't be afraid of it.
Speaker 1: And two years later.
Speaker 7: Anywhere you signed up powers agreement.
Speaker 8: But the issue now is economics, and the argument from
Speaker 8: labor is going to be that the numbers don't stack up.
Speaker 8: But of course labor can never win that argument because
Speaker 8: their argument is based on something that they have failed incredibly.
Speaker 7: At and that's the numbers, so they have no credibility.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I agree.
Speaker 2: That's going to be fascinating to see how that plays out.
Speaker 2: Well done, we're going to talk more about the coalition.
Speaker 2: But what I specifically loved this week finally, and we've
Speaker 2: been saying it on this show since the Voice and
Speaker 2: going back to before the Voice, we've got to scrap
Speaker 2: all this Aboriginal flags everywhere, Scrap all this welcome to
Speaker 2: country stuff, All of that rubbish has to go.
Speaker 1: It's dividing the nation.
Speaker 2: The nation voted comprehensively, agains set and now Caroline, Peter
Speaker 2: Dutton came out this week saying he will only stand
Speaker 2: in front of one flag, the Australian flag. What did
Speaker 2: you make of it, Caroline?
Speaker 6: Look, I think it's actually an incredibly smart move from
Speaker 6: Peter Dutton. He's realized and we've seen it increasingly with
Speaker 6: the stance he took on the Voice, you know, for
Speaker 6: people to vote no to that, to his strong stance
Speaker 6: on anti Semitism and in support of Israel, to so
Speaker 6: many other issues nuclear of course as well, that he's
Speaker 6: willing to make a real distinction this time between the
Speaker 6: Liberal Party and the Coalition and Labor and give people
Speaker 6: a genuine alternative when they go to vote next year
Speaker 6: rather than thinking that they're going to just you know,
Speaker 6: are they going for a Labor light party?
Speaker 1: Are they going for Let's have listened to what he said.
Speaker 2: Let's have listened to what Dutton had to say. No, grab, Okay,
Speaker 2: we don't have a grant that.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 2: It's the last show it the year, so we're allowed
Speaker 2: to get away with this sort of thing. But what
Speaker 2: he actually came in and we'll plant later on in
Speaker 2: the show, actually came out and said that James that
Speaker 2: he would only stand in front of the Australian flag
Speaker 2: or what a terrific thing to hear from a future
Speaker 2: prime minister.
Speaker 8: And Labour's response has been so disingenuous. Linda Burney said,
Speaker 8: you know, well he didn't support the Voice, so why
Speaker 8: would he stand in front of the indigenous flags? Does
Speaker 8: she not know sixty percent of Australians did not support
Speaker 8: the Voice. As Caroline said, this is smart politics. Anthony
Speaker 8: Albanese said, it doesn't cost much to show respect. Well
Speaker 8: it does, because every time we do, we welcome the country.
Speaker 7: It costs do you know New South Wales taxpayers.
Speaker 8: We're going to be up for twenty five million dollars
Speaker 8: for that flag pole on the Sydney Harbor Bridge to
Speaker 8: waive the indigenous flag. Now it costs less in the end.
Speaker 8: But for Anthony Albanesi to say it doesn't cost much
Speaker 8: to show respect, the problem Australians have is we do
Speaker 8: respect indigenous culture, but we pay every time we are
Speaker 8: made to show respect.
Speaker 2: And I think I'm glad you've got your economic hat
Speaker 2: on this morning, James. But I would say it costs
Speaker 2: more than just money. I would say it costs Indigenous
Speaker 2: Australians every time we virtue signal. It's a false claim.
Speaker 2: So all the big businesses Caroline get away. We go,
Speaker 2: oh we've got a bit of dot painting stuff on
Speaker 2: our latest brand thing or whatever, or we've got to
Speaker 2: welcome to country, or a sign out the sun front
Speaker 2: of the shop that says you're on whatever whatever land
Speaker 2: it is. It actually costs children in remote communities where
Speaker 2: the focus should be on getting them into school, getting
Speaker 2: them educated and getting them into jobs. Instead, the businesses
Speaker 2: and corporations and counsels and politicians are focused on all
Speaker 2: this symbolic garbage. Like you said, James, twenty five million
Speaker 2: for that ridiculous flag on top of the bridge. All
Speaker 2: of that stuff comes at the cost of genuine integration
Speaker 2: and assimilation of those kids into the Australian way of life.
Speaker 2: Caroline I would argue, yeah, well, I.
Speaker 6: Mean even Indigenous groups are starting to reject this. You
Speaker 6: would have seen that story in the past week where
Speaker 6: an Indigenous leader came out and said this is way
Speaker 6: too divisive. And the problem is that people who are
Speaker 6: being paid for welcome to country ceremonies can and sometimes
Speaker 6: be not from the actual group that claims to be
Speaker 6: the original owners of the land. So there's conflict there.
Speaker 6: Why are they being paid when it's supposed to be
Speaker 6: a genuine welcome And not only that, but they become
Speaker 6: increasingly political and just inflammatory. Some of the speeches that
Speaker 6: are being made the rants, I would call them.
Speaker 2: Before we've seen all that sort of stuff that James,
Speaker 2: I would say that Peter Dutton can win the election
Speaker 2: on this issue alone if he and the coalition play
Speaker 2: at smartly. Get your center price out right at the
Speaker 2: front standing next to Peter Dutton, that every single opportunity
Speaker 2: and explaining to Australians, Australians love just Center Bryce, are
Speaker 2: in love with her. They want to see they want
Speaker 2: to they would like to see her as the deputy
Speaker 2: Prime Minister.
Speaker 1: I promise you that, or as a Prime minister or
Speaker 1: as that's going to come. Don't worry that will come.
Speaker 1: There's no there's no worries about that. But the point
Speaker 1: is that it goes to the heart.
Speaker 2: Of the issue. What is it to be Australian? Who
Speaker 2: are we as Australians? Are we going to be continually
Speaker 2: under the yoke of shame and guilt and we're not
Speaker 2: good enough and it's not our land and get off
Speaker 2: and all that stuff. Teaching our kids which were teaching
Speaker 2: them in US schools, James, the kids are being taught
Speaker 2: this stuff? Or are we going to be a proud
Speaker 2: nation that loves our indigenous component and wants to be
Speaker 2: one nation together under one flag. That's the critical question
Speaker 2: people need to ask themselves this Christmas chant.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you're absolutely right, and as Caroline said, people are
Speaker 8: over it. And I mean in terms of building respect
Speaker 8: for Indigenous people. How many welcomes to country have you
Speaker 8: sat through, whether it's on an aeroplane or at a
Speaker 8: sporting event, no one's paying attention and so it doesn't
Speaker 8: build respect for Indigenous people.
Speaker 7: It builds this almost resentment.
Speaker 1: And Bill creates a.
Speaker 8: Sense of victimhood and entitlement in Indigenous people who have
Speaker 8: great opportunities if they just embrace them, and most do.
Speaker 8: But the government building this victimhood is not smart. It
Speaker 8: doesn't help anybody. And Peter Dutton is being a cue
Speaker 8: to being divisive for fighting division. It's typical labor. This
Speaker 8: is why just enterprice is so which she argues on principle,
Speaker 8: labor just a smear and and and try to make
Speaker 8: a smart assery comments.
Speaker 6: That acknowledgement to country, which is distinct from welcome to
Speaker 6: country that here on aeroplanes where it's usually white Australians
Speaker 6: delivering these virtue signal lines. They're arguably even worse. They're
Speaker 6: just just just words, you know, than the at.
Speaker 1: Least because they're threatening the very sovereignty of it. No
Speaker 1: I mean, but they're just worse.
Speaker 6: They're any money, these groups they're not they're not actually
Speaker 6: contributing anything to the clause.
Speaker 2: They're just corporate leeches, virtue signaling leeches and it's got
Speaker 2: to stop.
Speaker 1: Peter Dutton is setting the right example.
Speaker 2: You watch once our ly has set examples, you watch
Speaker 2: how quickly corporates follow. Now I'm going to jump ahead
Speaker 2: a little bit here to talk about mister pursuito, John Prescuto,
Speaker 2: we call him on this show, and this is why live.
Speaker 2: Here's a classic example. This week we've had the contrast
Speaker 2: between Peter Dutton fighting the culture wars and winning excuse me,
Speaker 2: and Prosciuto losing because he refused to accept that we
Speaker 2: need to fight the culture wars in the instance of transgenderism.
Speaker 2: Tell us you're going to be talking about this more, Caroline,
Speaker 2: but just very quickly, what happened to percutto this week?
Speaker 6: Well, I'll have a lot more to say about this
Speaker 6: in my editorial. But he has shown absolutely no self awareness,
Speaker 6: no humility. When the judgment was made in a more
Speaker 6: redeeming's favor that she was defamed on five occasions by
Speaker 6: John Persuto, he refuses to step down. He refuses to
Speaker 6: take real accountability really for what he did to her
Speaker 6: and the hell that he had to pay. But you're right,
Speaker 6: like this, he's not willing to fight the culture war.
Speaker 2: What all the peopled about him. I mean, Dan Andrews,
Speaker 2: give me a break. PURSUITO should not be the leader
Speaker 2: of party. It's an absolute face that he has even
Speaker 2: been considered.
Speaker 1: To stand there. Let's move on.
Speaker 2: I want to talk about anti Semitism in Australia.
Speaker 1: We've had a shocking week.
Speaker 2: Pennywog has disgraced it all yet again, hugely embarrassing around
Speaker 2: the world, James.
Speaker 7: Absolutely embarrassing.
Speaker 8: And I mean we've had the Israeli government now call
Speaker 8: out the Australian government more than once, which is quite unprecedented.
Speaker 8: And this is one of our allies, or was an
Speaker 8: ally until the Labor government, having promised they would not
Speaker 8: change our position on Israel, changed our position on Israel.
Speaker 8: So Australia has been embarrassed on the world stage. But
Speaker 8: we've been embarrassed since October seven and that footage of
Speaker 8: the Opera House went viral and now we continue to
Speaker 8: see anti Semitism.
Speaker 7: Increased right around the country.
Speaker 8: Anton the Albanezi went to the Holocaust Museum, cried a
Speaker 8: few tears, tried to show empathy, but then within twenty
Speaker 8: four hours we voted against Israel again at the United Nations.
Speaker 8: So the government says one thing does another, and they
Speaker 8: wonder why we've got problem.
Speaker 2: And wait for this they then and I'll talk about
Speaker 2: this a bit later. But Anthony Albanzi, then, how can
Speaker 2: this be a leader? He came out and said, I
Speaker 2: don't know about the vote at the UN. I don't
Speaker 2: know what's going on at you. And I mean, seriously,
Speaker 2: this is one of the most significant votes at the
Speaker 2: United Nations.
Speaker 1: It sets Australia.
Speaker 2: Against one of our single most important ally, the United States,
Speaker 2: sets us against the United States, and that's even under Biden,
Speaker 2: and sets us against Israel and others. And this clown
Speaker 2: literally says, I didn't know what Penny Wong was doing.
Speaker 2: So we learned this week that the real leader of
Speaker 2: the Labor Party in this country, the real person running
Speaker 2: this government, is Penny Wong.
Speaker 1: If that fills you with horror, so it should.
Speaker 6: Caroline, Well, yeah, absolutely, I'm not sure I completely swallow
Speaker 6: what Albaniz is saying there. I think is not telling
Speaker 6: the first time. It certainly wouldn't be the first time.
Speaker 6: I think he fully knows what's going on, because he
Speaker 6: has supported it and spoke out and support of every
Speaker 6: other move that the guy has made. It the United
Speaker 6: Nations where it's broken this bipartisanship and completely taken us
Speaker 6: in a different direction and abandoned its ally Israel in
Speaker 6: the Middle East. But and on this occasion, I don't
Speaker 6: see it being any different. It's completely in line with
Speaker 6: everything else, he said. And it's certainly causing a lot
Speaker 6: of anger in the Jewish community. One Jewish leader, David Ossip,
Speaker 6: would not attend an event at the Sydney Jewish Museum
Speaker 6: this week because he was so outraged and upset over
Speaker 6: the abandonment that the government has has shown to the
Speaker 6: Jewish community.
Speaker 2: And Alex Rudkin, the longtime friend of this show, he said,
Speaker 2: I don't care what the prime ministers say and I'm
Speaker 2: not surprised to have a listen to this. James and Caroline,
Speaker 2: this was our so called leader leading this week.
Speaker 9: Are you really able to change the position though tomorrow's
Speaker 9: you end vote.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm not sure what tomorrow's you invote is.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what tomorrow is to me.
Speaker 6: He isn't very across the detail.
Speaker 1: Is now sat in the back of.
Speaker 2: A limo going well, I haven't had my report from it.
Speaker 2: I've been driving across the country shat.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on. This is the bloker.
Speaker 2: When Peter Kredlin pointed out that there are sixteen other
Speaker 2: pages to the Ularu Declaration of the Heart, the most
Speaker 2: divisive document ever published in Australian history, and why would
Speaker 2: I read it?
Speaker 1: I haven't read it. Why would I read it? This
Speaker 1: bloke is a clown.
Speaker 2: And Australians have got to get rid of him out
Speaker 2: of the lodge at the earliest opportunity.
Speaker 1: Please bring on an election soon.
Speaker 2: It's a huge embarrassment to this country and it's got
Speaker 2: to stop. We will have more to talk about anti
Speaker 2: Semitism and other issues, but I want to go to
Speaker 2: this bizarre story coming out of America about the drones.
Speaker 1: Are they drones? Are they UFOs? They are they kids
Speaker 1: playing pranks?
Speaker 2: Are they Iranians or the Chinese about to invade America?
Speaker 2: Or are the UFOs about to descend? And is a
Speaker 2: War of the World's Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds.
Speaker 2: It's the weirdest stuff. So that the story is that
Speaker 2: all these dozens of these crazy, weird shapes of drones,
Speaker 2: we've got some footage of some of them, will put
Speaker 2: up have been spotted all over New Jersey, of all places,
Speaker 2: not California, no New Jersey, and no one seems to
Speaker 2: know what they are.
Speaker 1: Caroline Well, I.
Speaker 6: Think even more suspicious is that they are reports of
Speaker 6: them flying near military installation. So that's obviously a big
Speaker 6: concern and suggests that perhaps there's a little bit more
Speaker 6: to the story than what has come out from the administration.
Speaker 6: That it might be to do with more recreation or
Speaker 6: commercial use, because there's been an implosion and that apparently,
Speaker 6: but the fact that the government isn't telling people what
Speaker 6: it's about hasn't investigated it says they can't really do
Speaker 6: much about it. It is fueling this. It's feeling more conspiracies.
Speaker 6: If they could just reassure people. It suggests that they
Speaker 6: don't really know themselves what the hell is going on.
Speaker 8: We don't forget the Biden administration has got form on this.
Speaker 8: Some time ago, there were balloons floating across mainland United
Speaker 8: States and Joe Biden didn't know what they were and
Speaker 8: they turned out to be Chinese spy balloons.
Speaker 7: So there's been more than three thousand.
Speaker 8: Reports to the FBI over the past month of drones
Speaker 8: and the pentagons still can't say exactly what they are.
Speaker 8: Donald Trump has said, either identify these things or shoot
Speaker 8: them down.
Speaker 1: What else would you do?
Speaker 2: Shoot them down? I either shoot them down if they're aliens.
Speaker 2: Will soon find out if they're aliens. If their kids
Speaker 2: playing a prank. It's a hell of a good prank.
Speaker 2: It's been going now for a month. As James said,
Speaker 2: and that the footage of these things is extraordinary.
Speaker 8: Just while we're on the drones, and I think we've
Speaker 8: got the image to show it. Donald Trump is the
Speaker 8: master troll, and everyone's wondering, what are these drones?
Speaker 7: What are they doing?
Speaker 8: Well, he put up this tweet it's Chris Christie and
Speaker 8: he's being delivered McDonald's by all these drones.
Speaker 7: That's what it's about.
Speaker 8: It's Safia, Chris Christie, one of his political enemies.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic.
Speaker 2: But among the many theories, there are theories that it's
Speaker 2: the Iranians.
Speaker 1: Was sending some drones in.
Speaker 2: There are theories that this is being done to some
Speaker 2: kind of weird thing to destabilize Trump in the run
Speaker 2: up to his inauguration. Could it be the Chinese, Could
Speaker 2: it be the military, the American US military itself, or
Speaker 2: even the FBI dreaming up some crackpot scheme to.
Speaker 1: Derail Trump or whatever.
Speaker 2: Who knows, but watch this space because it is fascinating
Speaker 2: what is going on in the States. Speaking of Donald Trump, he's,
Speaker 2: as James says, he is.
Speaker 1: The master comedian.
Speaker 2: But he's graced now the cover of Time magazine. We
Speaker 2: were talking last week about Time magazine. James Morrow's father
Speaker 2: wrote many of the Man of the Year editorials over
Speaker 2: many years. Well, right on, cue, there's Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Why they call it person of the year?
Speaker 2: Rack off, He's not person of the year, he's man
Speaker 2: of the year.
Speaker 1: Okay, can we call him a man? Fed up with
Speaker 1: his pronouns? Rubbish?
Speaker 2: Caroline can't stand it Man of the year or woman
Speaker 2: of the year. That's great, But Donald Trump, what do
Speaker 2: you think, Caroline certainly deserves Man of the Year in
Speaker 2: my opinion?
Speaker 6: Oh absolutely, I mean person of the year, Man at
Speaker 6: the year, one of the year. Whatever you want to
Speaker 6: say for Time, wasn't isn't just sort of an endorsement
Speaker 6: of that person obviously, although I think in this case,
Speaker 6: I mean, he obviously looks very presidential on that cover.
Speaker 6: It's not the first time he was Person of the
Speaker 6: Year for Time magazine. But you'll remember that there's been
Speaker 6: lots of Persons of the Year of a history.
Speaker 1: Hitler was a person of the Year.
Speaker 6: I mean, look at that cover that that was his
Speaker 6: previous one, and I've got to say that to me,
Speaker 6: that that has a negative connotation to it.
Speaker 8: Even the sub hitting of it says President of the
Speaker 8: Divided States of America.
Speaker 7: What a difference it is.
Speaker 6: But man, what a complete just one eighty he's done.
Speaker 2: You know when this meme that's going around, which is
Speaker 2: it's hard to believe he was a felon. Only however,
Speaker 2: many months ago there was that mug shot of him.
Speaker 2: There on the left is the mug shot of him
Speaker 2: been Cardil off to prison. Everyone saying, well that was
Speaker 2: the end, everyone except me of course, and this show.
Speaker 2: But anyway, everyone else was saying, that's it, that's the
Speaker 2: end of it.
Speaker 6: Oh hey, I said that this is the begin right
Speaker 6: at the beginning re election campaigns Now.
Speaker 2: He's Man of the Year and president, and he's going
Speaker 2: to be the president of this century. In my opinion,
Speaker 2: I think he's going to be right up there as
Speaker 2: one of the best presidents of all time, which is
Speaker 2: an exciting time for all of us.
Speaker 1: Now, just quickly back to local politics. A couple of things.
Speaker 1: Thrilled to hear Roe Knox.
Speaker 2: She's the candidate for Wentworth, Malcolm Turnbull's old seat. We
Speaker 2: don't hold that against her, but the seat held by
Speaker 2: Allegra Spender, the Teal.
Speaker 1: You'll remember the Teals had the letter I Love.
Speaker 2: Showing the letter that the Teal's all signed, including a
Speaker 2: Legra Spender urging Pennywong to give more money to Anoa,
Speaker 2: anra completely discredited of course, now is being in bed
Speaker 2: with hermas. Allegra Spender's never walked back from that. The
Speaker 2: Teals have never walked back from that. His Roe Knox,
Speaker 2: who's just been to Israel's some of the most heartbreaking
Speaker 2: scenes amongst the kibbutzam where the atrocities took place. And
Speaker 2: here she was just on Andrew Cannell Show a few
Speaker 2: minutes ago.
Speaker 1: Have a listen.
Speaker 10: The Teals and Allegra Spender know that unoil workers were
Speaker 10: involved in the October seventh attacks. They know the horror
Speaker 10: of those attacks. Even though Penny Wong has not been
Speaker 10: down there and none of the Teals have been down there.
Speaker 10: And I would call on them now to rescind this funding.
Speaker 10: Given they've had the information since August from the United Nations, we.
Speaker 1: Need to hear a lot more about that. The Teals
Speaker 1: need to go.
Speaker 2: They need to go. We need a coalition government, get
Speaker 2: rid of the Teals. Turf out a Teal. I say, now,
Speaker 2: the great bit of local news, James and Caroline came
Speaker 2: from wa James, we had the state leader of the
Speaker 2: Liberal Party there, Libby met him, metam What was she
Speaker 2: telling us?
Speaker 8: Well, she has decided that Australia needs to have an
Speaker 8: inquiry into our treatment of children with gender dysphoria and
Speaker 8: put a pause on puberty blockers as the Kiostarma government.
Speaker 8: Would you believe it? I mean, you can't get much
Speaker 8: more left than the UK government right now. And they've
Speaker 8: had the good sense to say the evidence suggests puberty
Speaker 8: blockers for children are not safe and they've instituted a
Speaker 8: nationwide ban on them. And yet here in Australia our
Speaker 8: politicians are not interested in the subject. Pauline Hanson has
Speaker 8: five times requested an inquiry into the way we treat
Speaker 8: gender nysphoria and five times being denied. But the West
Speaker 8: Australian Liberal leader has gotten onto this and says this
Speaker 8: needs to stop. I think Peter Dutton, this is the
Speaker 8: next issue for Peter Dutton to embrace the trans issue,
Speaker 8: particularly as a results as it relates to the way
Speaker 8: we treat our children. It's a massive issue. Most Australians
Speaker 8: know it's not right and he should embrace this as
Speaker 8: his next cultural war issue.
Speaker 7: The people will be behind him on.
Speaker 2: It hundred percent correct, James, Absolutely, Peter Dutton needs to
Speaker 2: get on board, work with Libby Mattam, make this a
Speaker 2: big issue, not only in Wa but across the country.
Speaker 2: I've said for years when Catherine Deaves was the candidate there,
Speaker 2: she should have won.
Speaker 1: They should have got her.
Speaker 2: Then this is a huge issue for mums and dads
Speaker 2: out there and for many ethnic minorities. Conservative ethnic minorities
Speaker 2: loathe this transgender stuff, Caroline, and we need to see
Speaker 2: that Dutton, as James was saying, get out there, get
Speaker 2: on the front foot, as you've done with the flag,
Speaker 2: as you've done with nuclear, as you've done with so
Speaker 2: many other issues. You've got to get out on the
Speaker 2: front foot and attack the transgender issue. You can win
Speaker 2: the next election, but you will only win the next
Speaker 2: election coalition if you fight it on cultural issues as well.
Speaker 1: Sorry Carolin, Well speaking in.
Speaker 2: A second to Caroline, You've got lots to say about
Speaker 2: more redeeming issue and much else besides.
Speaker 1: Can a tip.
Speaker 6: Welcome back to outsider as well. Ladies and gentlemen. News flash,
Speaker 6: it turns out more redeeming and women who stand up
Speaker 6: for their rights are not Nazis, which I guess means
Speaker 6: is still acceptable to even say, ladies and gentlemen, What
Speaker 6: a relief this week. There are still common sense judges
Speaker 6: who can see what's so bleedingly obvious to the rest
Speaker 6: of us. Saves MEAs some sections of the Victorian Liberal Party,
Speaker 6: it was unconscionable for the party's leader, John Persuto to
Speaker 6: ever stoop to suggesting deeming is somehow an associate or
Speaker 6: sympathize it of Nazis simply because skinhead thugs happened to
Speaker 6: crash that let women speak rally, or that some of
Speaker 6: the other women who spoke may have once interviewed someone
Speaker 6: who was themselves connected in some way or some degree
Speaker 6: to a neo Nazi. Honestly, even trying to explain the
Speaker 6: logic of Persuto's false lurs is exhausting.
Speaker 11: It's been a traumatic two years, and I just couldn't
Speaker 11: help but think, you know, this has just been a
Speaker 11: sham expulsion, a sham termination. It's done so much damage,
Speaker 11: and for what it was, obviously or not true.
Speaker 6: The smear should outrage every woman in this country and
Speaker 6: every man who cares not just about women, but the
Speaker 6: right to speak plainly.
Speaker 1: And since the.
Speaker 6: Victorian opposition leader needs a reminder, by women, I mean
Speaker 6: adult biological females, I guess to Persudo and his supporters,
Speaker 6: simply spelling that out makes me a Jewish woman, a
Speaker 6: member of the Third Reich.
Speaker 1: Two to theming.
Speaker 6: It was a particularly egregious example of gas lighting because
Speaker 6: she'd been raised by a Holocaust survivor her uncle.
Speaker 11: It was so offensive, as I did see all real
Speaker 11: anti semitism in our society. It made me just feel
Speaker 11: sick that that's what I had been plastered with, and
Speaker 11: there was this obstinate refusal to retract it.
Speaker 6: In her court evidence, she spoke of how after Pursuito
Speaker 6: had thrown her out of the party and defamed her,
Speaker 6: colleagues stopped talking to her. They'd crossed to the other
Speaker 6: side of the hallway to avoid her. Her own therapist
Speaker 6: treated her differently started in one session saying someone's been
Speaker 6: a naughty girl, haven't they? Deemon couldn't sleep or eat,
Speaker 6: she lost weight. Yet, even after Thursday's definitive judgment, which
Speaker 6: found Persuito had to famed her not once, not twice,
Speaker 6: but five times and ordered him to cough up three
Speaker 6: hundred grand, the liberal leader still isn't backing down.
Speaker 1: We need better leadership in Victoria.
Speaker 12: That's why I have this job, That's why I intend
Speaker 12: to continue in this role.
Speaker 6: But let's put aside how damaging this has all been.
Speaker 6: Full of the Victorian liberals who've proven once again how
Speaker 6: inept they are at providing a genuine alternative to the
Speaker 6: woeful Alan labor government. I want to talk for a
Speaker 6: moment about the important president this judgment sets here and
Speaker 6: around the world. It's a ruling being watched closely by
Speaker 6: the leading voices in this modern day women's rights movement,
Speaker 6: voices like JK. Rowlings, Harry Potter creator, and the og
Speaker 6: warrior in this fight who tweeted to her fourteen million followers.
Speaker 6: The right side of history is racking up a hell
Speaker 6: of a lot of losses recently, isn't it. Congratulations More redeeming.
Speaker 6: What Deeming's critics fail to grasp is that this fight
Speaker 6: is not just about women, but children too. A turning
Speaker 6: point in this entire debate on trans writes has been
Speaker 6: the landmark cast review into the medical care provided to
Speaker 6: children with gender dysphoria, authored by the much respected British
Speaker 6: preediatrician Hillary Casson, released in April. This important paper found
Speaker 6: there was remarkably weak evidence for gender treatments like puberty
Speaker 6: blockers and transitioning, exactly what many of us have been
Speaker 6: warning for years.
Speaker 4: And the child gets put on puberty blockers into cross
Speaker 4: sex hormones, which sterilize a child and deprive the child
Speaker 4: of any chance of sexual pleasure for the rest of
Speaker 4: his or her life. We're talking about nine ten eleven
Speaker 4: year olds who can.
Speaker 1: Given form consent.
Speaker 4: Then they have body parts chopped off, and we are
Speaker 4: all sitting back saying it's a remote issue. As Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris said, It's not remote. It's the issue of our time,
Speaker 4: both with respected children and women's rates.
Speaker 6: But speaking up for women and children's rights won't only
Speaker 6: get you labeled a Nazi, a transphobe, or a turf.
Speaker 6: That's what that means. Trans exclusionary radical feminists. For those
Speaker 6: not fluent and activists speak in Australia, it can also
Speaker 6: now land you in court, and not all rulings go
Speaker 6: the way that demons did. Only four months ago, the
Speaker 6: Federal Court ruled a female only app had a lawfully
Speaker 6: discriminated against Rock Santickle, a transgender activist who was removed
Speaker 6: from the social networking platform in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 13: In my view, I've not been found guilty of indirect
Speaker 13: discrimination against a woman because the whole crux of the
Speaker 13: case was that I I don't acknowledge that this male person,
Speaker 13: adult human male is a woman.
Speaker 6: But what many people may not realize is the law
Speaker 6: in Australia sets up women like Sal Grover, who you
Speaker 6: just saw there to fail. Tickle versus Giggle was the
Speaker 6: first legal test of changes to Australia's Sex Discrimination Act
Speaker 6: introduced in the dying days of the Gillard government in
Speaker 6: twenty thirteen. Now these changes removed the words man, woman
Speaker 6: and sex from the Act and replace them with gender identity.
Speaker 6: What it means in real terms is everyone from women's
Speaker 6: sporting club administrators to those running women's social media platforms
Speaker 6: risk being sued if they don't bend the knee to
Speaker 6: radical gender ideologues and accept biological males who identify as women.
Speaker 6: And I can tell you right now tickle versus Giggle
Speaker 6: is not the only case.
Speaker 1: In the courts.
Speaker 6: And I'll have a lot more to reveal on Sky
Speaker 6: News about what's happening in the new year.
Speaker 3: So watch this space.
Speaker 7: You will be shocked.
Speaker 6: It's a shame I have to even issue this disclaim
Speaker 6: of But for anyone still in doubt after the Deeming decision,
Speaker 6: acknowledging all of this doesn't make you a bigot. It
Speaker 6: doesn't mean you can't also be sympathetic to the challenges
Speaker 6: that people who genuinely suffer with gender dysphoria face. And
Speaker 6: it definitely doesn't make you a nazi. The courts have
Speaker 6: now proved that. And one more thing, I'd like to
Speaker 6: address an upsetting theory that's emerged about our colleague and
Speaker 6: my friend, Aaron Mullin's departure from this network. I was
Speaker 6: fortunate enough to be part of Erin's show in twenty
Speaker 6: twenty three until I changed my workdays this year. As
Speaker 6: Erin said in a social media post on Friday, she
Speaker 6: cares deeply about the issues affecting this country, and she
Speaker 6: has become an unwavering voice in support of Israel's fight
Speaker 6: against terror and again against anti Semitism here at home.
Speaker 6: As a Jewish journalist myself who's personally been impacted by that,
Speaker 6: I'm proud she joined the fight, and it is a fight,
Speaker 6: an information war.
Speaker 1: I wish her every.
Speaker 6: Future success, and I know she will be successful because
Speaker 6: she is such a talent. But since her exit from
Speaker 6: Sky News Australia made headlines earlier this week, I've seen
Speaker 6: a troubling narrative take hold, a narrative pushed by pro
Speaker 6: Israel activists I usually respect, like Arab Israeli Joseph her Dad,
Speaker 6: who linked the news to Australia denying entry to Israeli's
Speaker 6: and Eve Barlow, who tied it to the burning of
Speaker 6: a Melbourne synagogue and called Erin the only vocal broadcaster
Speaker 6: on mainstream Australia news calling out anti Semitism. Some Sky
Speaker 6: News Australia accounts have been flooded by emails appearing to
Speaker 6: come from bot accounts, and a petition is being circulated
Speaker 6: around Jewish schools here in is Aaron has been pushed
Speaker 6: out because of her Zionism being canceled for speaking out.
Speaker 6: Yet anyone who watches Sky News Australia knows that couldn't
Speaker 6: be further from the truth. As my colleague Shari Markson,
Speaker 6: who has been tireless on these issues, put so well
Speaker 6: yesterday on x no media outlet globally has shown more
Speaker 6: leadership or clarity on Israel's fight against terrorism and our
Speaker 6: own battle against anti Semitism than us at Sky News
Speaker 6: Australia and News Call. I'm so proud to be part
Speaker 6: of a network alongside Shari, who coincidentally Joseph broke that
Speaker 6: story right here on this network about Israeli's being denied
Speaker 6: visas because of their army service. I too, have been
Speaker 6: speaking on a fourth rightly about Israel and anti Semitism
Speaker 6: issues here in Australia for years, not even just the
Speaker 6: past fourteen months. I've broken stories on a weekly, sometimes
Speaker 6: daily basis since October seven, and almost all our colleagues,
Speaker 6: including the hosts of this program, Rowan, Rita and James,
Speaker 6: as well as Chris Kenny, Andrew Bob Peter credlend Anikin
Speaker 6: de Giorgio, James McPherson, Caleb Bond, honestly too many to
Speaker 6: mention all here have been exceptionally strong. Reproduced a documentary
Speaker 6: with Australia's most senior Jewish politician, Josh Freedenberg, on anti
Speaker 6: Semitism this year, and the chairman emeritus of News Corp,
Speaker 6: which owns Sky News Australia, Rupert Murdoch, visited the fire
Speaker 6: bomb Ada Synagogue this week, while son and News Corp
Speaker 6: Chairman Lachlan Murdock toured the sites of the October seven
Speaker 6: massacre in Israel, something our own Prime Minister and Foreign
Speaker 6: Minister shamefully couldn't bring themselves to do. And to clear
Speaker 6: up the common misconception while I'm at it, despite the
Speaker 6: name Sky News Australia has nothing to do with Sky
Speaker 6: UK or its views on the Middle East conflict, So
Speaker 6: any suggestion that's departure had anything to do with her
Speaker 6: speaking out on these topics is patently false and frankly
Speaker 6: it's insulting because we couldn't be more supported by this
Speaker 6: company and its leaders when it comes to this vitally
Speaker 6: important issue. This lie discredits those who spread it and
Speaker 6: distracts from very real examples of anti Israel bias in
Speaker 6: the media. Here and elsewhere bias that we at Sky
Speaker 6: News Australia are often the first to expose, and most
Speaker 6: of all, it dismisses the important, fearless work so many
Speaker 6: of our team heredo in speaking out against evil and
Speaker 6: extremism every day.
Speaker 1: Great stuff.
Speaker 2: Thanks Caroline Well joining us now Shadow Home Affairs Minister
Speaker 2: James Patterson. James, great to see you, as always want
Speaker 2: to get onto the anti Semitism issue, but firstly just
Speaker 2: wanted to mention a dear friend of mine and yours,
Speaker 2: Kevin Andrews, has passed away.
Speaker 1: He was of was Leader of.
Speaker 2: The House, he was the Defense Minister, held many ministries
Speaker 2: under Howard and Abbott, a great friend of yours, and
Speaker 2: of course he was a writer for The Spectator, regular
Speaker 2: columnists there brilliant warning articles about China and the threats
Speaker 2: to our democracy. Your thoughts on the sad death passing
Speaker 2: of Kevin Andrews.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Rowland, and thank you for this opportunity because
Speaker 9: Kevin was a dear friend to many of us and
Speaker 9: an outstanding parliamentarian, but above all your father and a
Speaker 9: husband and a great family man. And I know his
Speaker 9: wife Margie, and his children and extended family will be
Speaker 9: deeply distressed by a very untimely passing. Kevin is a
Speaker 9: person who's given thirty years of service to public life,
Speaker 9: to his country, to his party, to his values. He's
Speaker 9: someone who's held some of the most senior portfolios in government,
Speaker 9: and who had an incredible legacy and record of service,
Speaker 9: who was a parliamentarian even when he was on the
Speaker 9: backbench in just his first couple of terms, had significant
Speaker 9: public policy impact on things like euthanasia, and his last
Speaker 9: term again helped pioneer and lead significant reforms like the
Speaker 9: instruction of the Bignisky Human Rights Sanctions Framework, a critical
Speaker 9: foreign policy tool used today against our potential adversaries. So
Speaker 9: he will be greatly missed as a giant of the
Speaker 9: Liberal Party and a significant contributor to our country.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and you can read, of course Kevin's most recent columns,
Speaker 2: all of them are there on the Spectator website.
Speaker 1: James, Senator, I wanted.
Speaker 2: To ask you now, in particular about this week the
Speaker 2: shameful you N vote. Tell us why the vote by
Speaker 2: Penny Wong was so disgraceful to Australia. And I also
Speaker 2: want to know I believe you're going to be the
Speaker 2: next government very soon can't come soon enough.
Speaker 1: What will change when the coalition takes.
Speaker 2: The reins of power in this country on the issue
Speaker 2: of Israel.
Speaker 9: Well, let me answer the second part first, Rong, because
Speaker 9: that's a very easy question to answer. Peter Dutton will
Speaker 9: be Australia's most pro Israel Prime minister ever, and we've
Speaker 9: had some prime ministers who are very strongly supportive of his,
Speaker 9: including Scott Morrison, Malcolm Turnbull, Tony Abbott, John Howard, Bob Hawk.
Speaker 9: They were all very strong supporters of Israel. But Peter
Speaker 9: Dutton's government, if it is elected at the next election,
Speaker 9: will be even more supportive and the first place that
Speaker 9: will turn this trend around at the United Nations. We
Speaker 9: will not be abandoning our friend Israel or our closest
Speaker 9: ally the United States in critical votes of very significant
Speaker 9: symbolic importance at the United Nations. And the two motions
Speaker 9: that the government voted for under Anthie Albanesian Penny Wong's
Speaker 9: watch this week were biased, were one sided, and were reckless.
Speaker 9: The first was to support UNRA and its ongoing role,
Speaker 9: despite the now overwhelming evidence that UNRA employed multiple terrorists
Speaker 9: who participated in the seventh October atrocities against the Israeli
Speaker 9: people and the Jewish people, and secondly called for an
Speaker 9: immediate and unconditional ceasefire with Hamas. The effect of that,
Speaker 9: if Israel was to follow this advice, would be to
Speaker 9: allow Hamas to again regain control of to regroup, to
Speaker 9: persecute both the people of Gaza, and to have a
Speaker 9: base from which they could launch attacks against Israel again.
Speaker 9: This would be an utterly retrograde step after all the
Speaker 9: gains and progress that has been made in destabilizing and
Speaker 9: taking away the power from us over the last fourteen months,
Speaker 9: and it would also consign the hostages to ongoing persecution
Speaker 9: at the hands of Amas. Of course, we all want
Speaker 9: to see this conflict end, but it will only end
Speaker 9: when Hamas is removed from power, because they are not
Speaker 9: a partner for peace, James.
Speaker 8: Senator write before that vote at the United Nations, Anthony
Speaker 8: Alberonizi was at the Holocaust Museum here in Sydney. We
Speaker 8: showed the clip he's expressing sympathy and empathy and solidarity
Speaker 8: with the Jewish people and he was asked what is
Speaker 8: Australia going to do in this vote of the United Nations.
Speaker 8: He claimed to know nothing about it, so I wanted
Speaker 8: to find out from you is the Prime Minister incompetent
Speaker 8: or was he lying?
Speaker 9: I thought this is a particularly dishonorable and cynical thing
Speaker 9: for the Prime Minister to do. Know that he knew
Speaker 9: these votes were coming up because a secret recording him
Speaker 9: of him at an event a few days earlier was
Speaker 9: boasting that the people who'd been unhappy with Australia's recent
Speaker 9: voting record at the United Nations were going to be
Speaker 9: even more unhappy on Thursday. So on Wednesday, when he
Speaker 9: was asked about this by the media at the Cydny
Speaker 9: Jewish Museum, he knew exactly what he was being asked,
Speaker 9: but said of that he dissembled and engaged in dishonesty
Speaker 9: by saying that there are lots of votes happening at
Speaker 9: the United Nations and he doesn't know what the journalist
Speaker 9: is specifically talking about. If he was sincere, as he
Speaker 9: is portraying himself to be on the crisis of antisemitism
Speaker 9: in this country, the very least he could have done
Speaker 9: is upfront and honest about the votes that the UN
Speaker 9: was about to cast, that Australia was about to cast
Speaker 9: at the un but he couldn't even bring himself to
Speaker 9: do that, and I think that shows what a cynical
Speaker 9: exercise of political management. This has been not a sincere
Speaker 9: fight against Andy Semitism.
Speaker 6: Carolin James, You've been so strong on the issue of
Speaker 6: anti Semitism.
Speaker 4: I want to get your thoughts.
Speaker 6: Today we've seen another disturbing incident that appears to be
Speaker 6: a Semitic attack.
Speaker 1: A Melbourne rabbi who.
Speaker 6: Says he was left shaken after what seemed to be
Speaker 6: an explosive device police think it was a firecracker, was
Speaker 6: thrown a just in front of the pram he was
Speaker 6: pushing in Saint Kilda, outside a Jewish school. Two men
Speaker 6: have been arrested over this. They have been interviewed by police.
Speaker 6: Police have said that they have no evidence that this
Speaker 6: is racially motivated, but they are still investigating. What do
Speaker 6: you make of this incident.
Speaker 9: Well, Caroline, the evidence is sadly from bodies like the
Speaker 9: Executive Council of austral Injury and others, that there are
Speaker 9: incidents like this almost every day in our country now,
Speaker 9: many which go unreported, many which go unpunished, and that
Speaker 9: is because Andy Semitism has been allowed to fester and
Speaker 9: get completely out of control on the watch of the
Speaker 9: Albanezer government federally, but also particularly here in Victoria, on
Speaker 9: the watch of the Allen government. We shouldn't be surprised,
Speaker 9: sadly that there are shocking events like this happening all
Speaker 9: the time, because when they're consequences for behavior like this,
Speaker 9: the people perpetrating this behavior become emboldened. They think that
Speaker 9: there is nothing to pay for what they're doing, and
Speaker 9: so they do it more often, and sometimes they even
Speaker 9: escalate their behavior. I mean, it was reported yesterday that
Speaker 9: the first person has been charged under federal legislation for
Speaker 9: publicly displaying a flag of the listed terrorist organization HESPLA
Speaker 9: at a rally on the twenty ninth of September. Now,
Speaker 9: you and I both know that this has happened almost
Speaker 9: every weekend in our major cities, in Melbourne and Sydney
Speaker 9: in particular, since the seventh of October, and this behavior
Speaker 9: has gone unpolished. Why has it taken so long for
Speaker 9: the law to be enforced, Why has it taken so
Speaker 9: long for someone to be charged, and why on earth
Speaker 9: should we be surprised when that's the case that terrible
Speaker 9: things like the fire bombing of a synagogue or fire
Speaker 9: bombing of cars and Wullara and other incidents continue.
Speaker 2: To happen, he James. Before we go, I just want
Speaker 2: to get your thoughts. You've been very strong in the Senate.
Speaker 2: In fact, I've got a quick clip here.
Speaker 1: Oh play.
Speaker 2: You have a brilliant question you put to one of
Speaker 2: the creatures of the swamp, sorry my words, not yours,
Speaker 2: one of the esteemed can of bureaucrats.
Speaker 1: That's probably how I should say it.
Speaker 2: Answering a brilliant question you put about why they had
Speaker 2: spent a fortune air brushing the flags out of the
Speaker 2: background the Australian flag out of the background of.
Speaker 1: The bureaucrats photos on the website. Just have a quick listen.
Speaker 14: What was the reason for removing the flags from the hedgehots,
Speaker 14: Senator I wanted to have photos that were less formal.
Speaker 1: Senator, the flag is a big issue.
Speaker 2: Peter Dutton's come out correctly and saying he will only
Speaker 2: stand in front of the Australian flag.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, those in the.
Speaker 2: Bureaucracy seemed ashamed of the Australian flag.
Speaker 1: Quite a contrast, Senator.
Speaker 9: I very strongly support the stand that Peter Dutton has
Speaker 9: taken this week on the national flag. We have only
Speaker 9: one national flag. It is the appropriate flag for a
Speaker 9: prime minister to stand in front of when they are
Speaker 9: addressing the Australian people and on behalf of the Australian people,
Speaker 9: and it is just common sense from Peter Dutton. I
Speaker 9: was shocked to see Albernezi Government Minister Malandery McCarthy say
Speaker 9: that because Peter Dutton values the Australian flag and wants
Speaker 9: to stand beside it, he's quote not fit to be
Speaker 9: prime minister. And you might have seen that SBS tried
Speaker 9: to do a fact check on Peter Dutton this week
Speaker 9: when he said there's no country in the world that
Speaker 9: where the leaders stand in front of three flags and
Speaker 9: is a unified, cohesive country, and they said, well, actually,
Speaker 9: there's two countries in South America that occasionally sort of
Speaker 9: sometimes maybe have a second flag.
Speaker 1: Which they occasionally use.
Speaker 9: I mean, seriously, in a time like this, in the
Speaker 9: world that we are in, we need unifying national symbols,
Speaker 9: We need things that we can rally around, and the
Speaker 9: Australian flag is overwhelmingly supported by the Australian people. It
Speaker 9: is really only an extreme fringe that is not proud
Speaker 9: of our flag and wouldn't want to see our prime
Speaker 9: minister stand in front of it. And that's what you'll
Speaker 9: see under a Dutton government.
Speaker 2: Well, Senator James Patterson, I wish you a very very
Speaker 2: merried Christmas. Thank you so much for coming on Outsiders
Speaker 2: as you do, and I'm promising you a Christmas gift
Speaker 2: for next year and that's.
Speaker 1: Your lot get into government.
Speaker 2: So I hope I can keep that because I certainly
Speaker 2: on behalf of Australia, that's what we desperately need to see.
Speaker 1: Have a great Christmas, James Patterson. They are great.
Speaker 2: Like after the break, let's cross Live to Rita panahe
Speaker 2: in Israel. Well, it's the last Outsider show of the
Speaker 2: year and I just wanted to say thank you so
Speaker 2: much for watching us all year every Sunday morning, as
Speaker 2: so many of you do, and thank you so very
Speaker 2: very much for so often making us the number one
Speaker 2: show on Sky News Australia.
Speaker 1: We certainly do appreciate.
Speaker 2: It and we will miss you over Christmas, but we
Speaker 2: know you're going to have a great Christmas, as will we.
Speaker 2: And here's my other Christmas present. How could I not
Speaker 2: give you this Christmas present.
Speaker 1: Let's go live to Israel.
Speaker 2: Rita, panahee, Rita, how are you lovely to see you up.
Speaker 1: On the wall.
Speaker 3: I am thrilled to be with you. It's early morning here,
Speaker 3: but I've been watching the program and one's doing beautifully.
Speaker 1: Oh thank goodness for that. While we can relax now,
Speaker 1: I'm judging you from a far What have you been
Speaker 1: doing in Israel?
Speaker 2: And tell us the good bits as well as the
Speaker 2: probably fairly upsetting bits.
Speaker 3: Well, we've had some extraordinary meetings with everyone from politicians.
Speaker 3: We're going to be in a few hours sitting down
Speaker 3: with the Israeli president. But really what's been particularly moving
Speaker 3: has been to talking to the victims of October seven,
Speaker 3: some of the survivors, the families of the hostages, the
Speaker 3: father of a shiny look She was, in so many
Speaker 3: ways the face of the October seven terrorist event, the
Speaker 3: harrowing footage of her body broken body being taken into
Speaker 3: Gaza on the back of a pick up truck with
Speaker 3: this despicable men spitting on her. So to speak to
Speaker 3: her father and to understand how he deals with that
Speaker 3: grief and hey, he deals with that atrocity was.
Speaker 1: Really quite powerful.
Speaker 3: Visited a kibbutz right on the Gaza border, kafa Azar,
Speaker 3: where sixty two people were murdered, nineteen were taken hostage,
Speaker 3: many others injured, and spoke to survivors there. That was
Speaker 3: again a really touching, poignant moment, and you saw the
Speaker 3: destruction with your own eyes. You saw how these people
Speaker 3: had no chance. They had no chance. As the same
Speaker 3: with the Nova Music festival that was where four hundred
Speaker 3: young people lost their lives and again many more injured.
Speaker 3: And to be on that area, on that dance floor
Speaker 3: where they've now got the memorial where so many of
Speaker 3: those kids were killed and they were really just kids.
Speaker 3: They're young in their early twenties, many of them. And
Speaker 3: now to see people of their age in places like
Speaker 3: Melbourne and Sydney protesting, essentially making themselves useful idiots for
Speaker 3: her mass, it just brings it home just what a
Speaker 3: mad time we're living in.
Speaker 8: James Riach, I'm curious that you said you went and
Speaker 8: visited the kibbutz where so much of the attack on
Speaker 8: October seven happened. We were talking earlier about the fact
Speaker 8: that our Foreign Minister Penny Wong, when she was in
Speaker 8: Israel as you are now said she didn't have time
Speaker 8: to go and visit. I was just wondering, as someone
Speaker 8: who's been visited, how much of an impact do you
Speaker 8: think that would have had on our foreign minister and
Speaker 8: on her perspective had she bothered to go and see
Speaker 8: what you have seen.
Speaker 3: Look doesn't matter how much you've read about it, how
Speaker 3: many people you've interviewed who've been impacted.
Speaker 15: To be there and to see the destruction, to see
Speaker 15: just the extent of the horror with your own eyes
Speaker 15: is enormously powerful. And that's why so many leaders have
Speaker 15: made the effort to go there, And for Penny Wong
Speaker 15: not to do that I think speaks volumes, and especially
Speaker 15: given the way we are voting at the UN. And
Speaker 15: I can tell you whoever you speak to in this country,
Speaker 15: they are very much aware of what's happening in Australia.
Speaker 3: I've been shocked by that. It's not just the politicians
Speaker 3: who are aware. You can speak to anybody, shopkeepers, people
Speaker 3: from around the country and they will ask you what
Speaker 3: is happening in Australia, Why do you hate us? Why
Speaker 3: is there's so many anti Semitic attacks, Why is there
Speaker 3: this explosion of hate. They are aware of individual incidents
Speaker 3: as they happen and they're absolutely aghast. They don't understand
Speaker 3: how that's happening in Australia. So that has been actually
Speaker 3: fairly confronting because we're in a Baker career just a
Speaker 3: couple of days ago and the people there wanted to
Speaker 3: know where our group was from. There's about six of us,
Speaker 3: and when they were told Australia, they said, do they
Speaker 3: hate us like the rest of their country. That's the
Speaker 3: attitude here that they feel like Australia has abandoned them
Speaker 3: at their time of need, not just at the UN
Speaker 3: but as a country.
Speaker 6: Karla, Rita, how are you great to see you? I
Speaker 6: hope I'm doing a good job filling your very big shoes.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean that.
Speaker 6: Literally, I'm lovely delicate. How what is the spirit of
Speaker 6: the Israeli people? Like have you found how are they
Speaker 6: dealing with this? I mean, it's been fourteen months of conflict.
Speaker 6: There's been these horrendous stories written about Israel and on
Speaker 6: television around the world portraying the conflict in an utterly
Speaker 6: biased way, not here on Sky and is of course,
Speaker 6: how have you found that they've been coping over there.
Speaker 3: They are resilient, and they've said that six months ago
Speaker 3: they felt they were under siege, they were being attacked
Speaker 3: from all quarters. But now there's actually this optimism about
Speaker 3: the future. They feel like they are all but defeated.
Speaker 3: Hamas has bull As Syria. This art regime has fallen.
Speaker 3: Iran is increasingly isolated, and with the Trump administration going
Speaker 3: in and the most pro Israel president we have seen,
Speaker 3: they actually, just about everybody you speak to seems to
Speaker 3: have a great deal of hope. But with that, there
Speaker 3: is this dismay and disappointment with what's happening in the
Speaker 3: Western countries like Australia, with the hostility towards the Jewish state,
Speaker 3: the hostility towards Jewish people. So you've got those two
Speaker 3: competing emotions and you feel that very strongly when you're here.
Speaker 3: But they're certainly a very res brillion people. You cannot
Speaker 3: doubt that.
Speaker 2: So, Rita, now I understand why Caroline was rifling through
Speaker 2: your cupboard this morning.
Speaker 1: I caught it there. She was looking for your shoes.
Speaker 3: Impressive ill collections, Liza, color coordinating, So you are beautifully
Speaker 3: color coordinating.
Speaker 1: I want a one word answer from you.
Speaker 2: This will be very hard for your one word answer
Speaker 2: to the John Pursuto. What would you say to John
Speaker 2: prescutto this morning?
Speaker 3: Leave?
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Please.
Speaker 2: Rita there in Israel, Thanks so much, Rita, and Merry Christmas,
Speaker 2: Toretha as well, and we'll be back in a tick
Speaker 2: lots more here on Outsiders Do Not Go Away. Hello
Speaker 2: and welcome back to the final Outsider show of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four. And as such, I thought we should compile
Speaker 2: a comprehensive montage of all the highlights of the past
Speaker 2: twelve months, the ups and the downs, the highers and
Speaker 2: the lows, the good and the bad, the only four
Speaker 2: days of Carmala induced misery left until what I confidently
Speaker 2: predict will be a Donald landslide. Don't worry, Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is going to win in a landslide while America gets
Speaker 2: ready to elect Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: In a holistic landslide.
Speaker 2: Trump's gonna win this thing in a landslide. Yes, As
Speaker 2: with so many things on Outsiders, the first time we
Speaker 2: say it it's a crazy, wild, wacky conspiracy theory. The
Speaker 2: second time we say it's where those eccentric right wing nutjobs,
Speaker 2: and the third time we say it, it's because it's
Speaker 2: historical fact.
Speaker 1: But what has given me.
Speaker 2: The greatest pleasure over the past six months of seeing
Speaker 2: a far more important prediction come true, and that is
Speaker 2: increasingly how conservatism is becoming the new cool. This is
Speaker 2: epoch changing.
Speaker 1: It hasn't been felt here to the degree it has been.
Speaker 2: In the United States, but it will be if Dutton
Speaker 2: and the Coalition play their cards right, stop faffing around
Speaker 2: with unworkable and idiotic social media censorship laws, and focus
Speaker 2: on fighting wokeness and exposing lefty lunacy in all its craziness.
Speaker 2: And if they do that with wit and conviction, they
Speaker 2: can and will win the forthcoming election.
Speaker 1: Oh one other important factor.
Speaker 2: So long as the two men on your screen carry
Speaker 2: on doing exactly what they are doing, precisely the same,
Speaker 2: every single day, stuffing up every single thing they touch,
Speaker 2: then a coalition landslide is not only likely, it is
Speaker 2: a dead sert. But more about that later in clown
Speaker 2: Show the appropriate place to talk about them.
Speaker 1: Suffice to say.
Speaker 16: The problem with people like this is that they are
Speaker 16: so stupid that they have no idea how stupid they are.
Speaker 16: You see, if you're very, very stupid, how can.
Speaker 7: You possibly realize that.
Speaker 16: You're very, very stupid. You'd have to be relatively intelligent
Speaker 16: to realize how stupid you are.
Speaker 1: Well spotted, mister cleis.
Speaker 2: But it's the last show of the year, so I
Speaker 2: don't want to dwell on the negatives. I like to
Speaker 2: look at the positives as we head into twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: and the positives are positively abundant. We are in for
Speaker 2: a great year ahead and some great times ahead in
Speaker 2: the Trump era. But first I must reiterate the unbelievable
Speaker 2: damage being done to this country, to our prosperity, to
Speaker 2: our children, and to our way of life by those
Speaker 2: monstrous grifters peddling climate change alarmism and the snake oil
Speaker 2: of so called renewables. I'll have much more to say
Speaker 2: about this next year, when this nation will have to
Speaker 2: finally choose definitively between joining the exciting, modern, prosperous New World,
Speaker 2: the Western renaissance of Donald Trump, or whether we retreat
Speaker 2: into squalor penury and deindustrialization by sticking like bloodites and
Speaker 2: troglolites to the superstitious beliefs of labour, the Greens and
Speaker 2: the teals and their pagan climate doomsday cult.
Speaker 1: We're on the other day to.
Speaker 2: A brilliant comment by the American writer Thomas Sole, who said,
Speaker 2: and I quote, ours may become the first civilization destroyed
Speaker 2: not by the power of our enemies, but by the
Speaker 2: ignorance of our teachers and the dangerous nonsense they are
Speaker 2: teaching our children. In an age of artificial intelligence, they
Speaker 2: are creating artificial stupidity. Artificial stupidity. What a great line,
Speaker 2: but what a terrifying prospect. Yet it is precisely what
Speaker 2: we are seeing every waking moment on climate, on gender,
Speaker 2: on race, and on all the woke fetish garbage our
Speaker 2: children are having rammed into their brains. And it is
Speaker 2: my belief that it is the young people who have
Speaker 2: grown up under the yoke of woke authoritarianism, the woke yoke.
Speaker 2: And is they who delivered Donald Trump to the White House.
Speaker 2: It is they who will put Nigel Farage in Downing Street,
Speaker 2: Marine La Penn and Elyse Palace, Pierre Polliere, the coolest of.
Speaker 1: Them all, into office.
Speaker 2: And this is who young, fed up, rebellious kids who
Speaker 2: Peter Dutton and the Coalition need to be winning over now.
Speaker 2: How by simply telling the unvarnished truth about woke stupidity
Speaker 2: and by refusing to play by the fake and phony
Speaker 2: rules of political correctness and the mainstream media fraudsters. This
Speaker 2: is precisely how Peter Dutton won the Voice referendum, and
Speaker 2: it is how he can win the Lodge. Slay the
Speaker 2: woke dragons loudly and without fear, one by one, knock
Speaker 2: them over. The comment this week by Dutton about only
Speaker 2: ever standing in front of one flag was fantastic.
Speaker 17: We are a country united under one flag and if
Speaker 17: we're asking people to identify with different flags, now where
Speaker 17: the country does that and we are dividing our country unnecessarily.
Speaker 2: That's the Dutton I want to see a lot more
Speaker 2: of over the summer. The Coalition needs to embrace this
Speaker 2: fight with Gusto insists, for example, it's time for the
Speaker 2: Aboriginal flag to come down off the Harbor Bridge where
Speaker 2: it literally fights for symbolics supremacy over our national flag
Speaker 2: every time the wind blows. What other countries do you
Speaker 2: know that have more than one national flag.
Speaker 1: It's a joke.
Speaker 2: Get it out of government departments and universities where it
Speaker 2: fuels a hard left, divisive and destructive political agenda, and
Speaker 2: why stop at the flags. The Coalition needs to commit
Speaker 2: to ditching the acknowledgment of country scrapping the senseless welcomes
Speaker 2: to country now other country welcomes its own people to
Speaker 2: its own land every five minutes, and stop dividing this
Speaker 2: nation into two races.
Speaker 1: Get rid of all the idiotic symbolism.
Speaker 2: There's symbolism of the business Reconciliation Action plans.
Speaker 1: They got to go.
Speaker 2: All they do touchy feely clap trap, which does nothing
Speaker 2: to actually help Indigenous kids go to school to get
Speaker 2: a good education and get a job. Instead the Reconciliation
Speaker 2: Action plans, all they do is fatten bloated boardroom virtues,
Speaker 2: signaling egos, probably salaries as well. And please can somebody
Speaker 2: tell those clowns at Quantas that they are in the
Speaker 2: transportation and destination business, not social engineering. The only engineering
Speaker 2: Quantas should be doing is keeping their planes safely in
Speaker 2: the air, because we want to fly to recognizable place names,
Speaker 2: not first nations on some fantasy map. At the same time,
Speaker 2: especially following Moiradeeming's amazing legal victory which Caroline spoke about
Speaker 2: the victory for common sense, Peter Dutton needs to come
Speaker 2: out swinging against the cult of gender and transgender which
Speaker 2: is doing so much harm, especially to Australian girls. On
Speaker 2: climate the nuclear debate can easy. Libi won again simply
Speaker 2: by stating the truth and talking plain common sense that
Speaker 2: the average fair di income Ossie instantly gets, which includes
Speaker 2: doing what Trump is doing and scrapping that zero and
Speaker 2: pulling out of Paris.
Speaker 1: This was the reason Donald Trump was so successful.
Speaker 2: He ignored the political strategist with their idiotic and.
Speaker 1: Useless focus groups and pie charts.
Speaker 2: And he simply spoke bluntly about what blind Freddie can
Speaker 2: see is just woke stupidity. Trump ignores the elites and
Speaker 2: genuinely fights for a better life for the average American
Speaker 2: person in the street. Dutton can and must do the same. Already,
Speaker 2: Trump is the president. Biden and Harras are irrelevant. Compare
Speaker 2: the pair.
Speaker 1: Here is Kamala Harris this week offering some recipe.
Speaker 18: Tips going to someone's house.
Speaker 2: He does not have fun, dish, unbelievable. And meanwhile, here
Speaker 2: as Trump this week at the New York Stock Exchange
Speaker 2: offering his recipe for Western economic supremacy for those.
Speaker 19: That are running the big companies, those great, big, beautiful companies.
Speaker 19: Nobody's going to be leaving us. You're going to be
Speaker 19: coming back. You're going to be bringing it back to
Speaker 19: the United States. We are incentivizing everybody to come back
Speaker 19: to the United States. We want you back here, car manufacturers, everybody.
Speaker 2: I think I know which approach is going to restore
Speaker 2: America and indeed Western exceptionalism and prosperity.
Speaker 1: The Western Renaissance has begun on Wall Street in Argentina.
Speaker 2: Javemila is having astonishing success reviving that Morribn economy after
Speaker 2: a century of socialist theft and impoverishment.
Speaker 1: Near miss Flac.
Speaker 2: Libre Foyle, as mile said, the deficit was the root
Speaker 2: of all our evils. Without it, there's no debt and
Speaker 2: no inflation. Today, he said, we have a sustained fiscal
Speaker 2: surplus free of default for the first time in one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty three years. As part of that process,
Speaker 2: Milee has fired thirty four thousand public servants. I am
Speaker 2: pleased to say that Angus Taylor recently committed that on
Speaker 2: his first day in office, he too will fire hundreds
Speaker 2: of Albanesi's excessive and wasteful public servants. Looking forward to
Speaker 2: that this Christmas, let's be proud and let's be optimistic.
Speaker 1: I believe we have entered.
Speaker 2: A new renaissance, and Donald Trump's victory heralds a bright
Speaker 2: new era for Western civilization, but only if we are
Speaker 2: smart enough here in Australia to get on board the
Speaker 2: Trump train. Part of that Western renaissance will be the
Speaker 2: emerging of a new Abra alliance in the Middle East
Speaker 2: based on peace and prosperity and an end to the
Speaker 2: tyrannical theocracy of the mad Mullas in Iran. By the way,
Speaker 2: while Penny Wang and Anthony Albanesi act in ways which
Speaker 2: I believe, apart from denigrating, potentially also physically endangers Australian Jews.
Speaker 2: As I detailed on the show last week, Here's what
Speaker 2: Donald Trump says today.
Speaker 20: Our nation is stronger and our world is more full
Speaker 20: of promise because of the Jewish people, the state of Israel,
Speaker 20: and the faith that burns so brightly in your hearts.
Speaker 1: Compare that to Albanesia. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know Nettannyaho, another great visionary leader and one
Speaker 2: I was fortunate enough to meet here in Sydney.
Speaker 1: Penny Wong would arrest him now if he turned up
Speaker 1: to Sydney. What a joke, what an absolute disgrace.
Speaker 2: Labor is Netan Yahoo is already planning to bring peace
Speaker 2: to the Middle East proper piece. First step, free the
Speaker 2: Iranian people.
Speaker 21: And one day I know that one day this will change.
Speaker 21: One day Iran will be free. Weben life, freedom, Zandevi Azadid.
Speaker 21: That is the future of Iran, that is the future
Speaker 21: of peace. And I have no doubt that we will
Speaker 21: realize that future together a lot sooner than people think.
Speaker 21: I know and I believe we will transform the Middle
Speaker 21: East into a beacon of prosperity, progress and peace.
Speaker 1: That's leadership.
Speaker 2: Let me just finish by saying it's been a great
Speaker 2: year here on outside as I want to especially thank
Speaker 2: Lucy and Saskia and Zoltan for.
Speaker 1: All their hard work behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: Of course, Reetha and James and I are looking forward
Speaker 2: to seeing you again next year every Sunday morning, and
Speaker 2: together let's make sure we have a wonderful Christmas, Happy Hanaka,
Speaker 2: happy New Year and.
Speaker 1: A great Aussie scorcher of a summer.
Speaker 2: Did I say scorch you who I'm a change In
Speaker 2: the meantime, have listened to this amazing and incredibly brave
Speaker 2: Iranian woman who deliberately live streamed herself singing in Iran
Speaker 2: without a hijab as a protest against the regime, thereby
Speaker 2: risking imprisonment and even death.
Speaker 1: Keep her in your prayers this Christmas.
Speaker 2: With any luck and Israeli determination, Iranians will taste freedom
Speaker 2: before too long.
Speaker 22: Chee cheaper, Saidanki.
Speaker 1: Well. COVID COVID COVID.
Speaker 2: In October of twenty twenty one, forty firefighters from Fire
Speaker 2: Rescue Victoria were stood down due to the ridiculous, insane
Speaker 2: COVID vaccine mandates, which I spoke out against every single
Speaker 2: week on this show. At a time when the summer
Speaker 2: fire season is looming, Fire Rescue Victoria still decide to
Speaker 2: uphold the mandate.
Speaker 1: Are they completely bonkers?
Speaker 2: Joining us now to tell us more is co director
Speaker 2: of the Australian Firefighters Alliance, Josh Hawks. Josh, thanks for
Speaker 2: joining us, mate. What insanity is this? You can't put
Speaker 2: out fires because that ridiculous COVID mandate.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, Rohan, yes, it's still with us.
Speaker 23: I must have cleared that I'm here in the capacity
Speaker 23: of this train Fire Files Alliance and nothing else. So
Speaker 23: that the views that I put forward are only ours.
Speaker 23: The decision has actually been made in some substance to
Speaker 23: revoke that mandate. We've been under mandates since October twenty
Speaker 23: twenty one, as you said, but the pandemic declaration was
Speaker 23: actually revoked in October twenty twenty two. So two years on,
Speaker 23: it's been a tough road and we're heading into a
Speaker 23: fourth Christmas with our firefighters still stood down. Now we're
Speaker 23: facing delays that have been instituted by the union in Victoria,
Speaker 23: and there's a survey out to union members trying to
Speaker 23: seek their views on this, and it's a multiple choice
Speaker 23: answer as to what constitutes vaccination. Both of those answers
Speaker 23: are wrong. When you have a cursorary, cursory look at
Speaker 23: the A Targi guidance on this, it shows that both
Speaker 23: of those answers are wrong. We've got no boosters that
Speaker 23: have been required since March twenty twenty two, so on
Speaker 23: its face, you've got the whole workforce is not verifiably vaccinated.
Speaker 23: With a Targi guidance in mind, we've got a cohort
Speaker 23: of vaccine injured firefighters, some of whom approached the union
Speaker 23: some time ago for assistance, and we're basically dismissed and
Speaker 23: told to go away as conspiracy theorists, even though they
Speaker 23: were certified as job injured and on work cover for
Speaker 23: these things. There's a risk assessment that's been concealed for
Speaker 23: two years now. Work covers say that it is a
Speaker 23: full fully fledged document, but our firefighters are being told
Speaker 23: that it's a draft only. And egregiously, we've had CFA
Speaker 23: Country Fire Authority volunteers who have been in integrated stations
Speaker 23: for nearly two years now without issue, so they're interacting
Speaker 23: with Victorian firefighters on a regular basis. And the airport
Speaker 23: firefighters at Tallmarine were never mandated.
Speaker 1: So this is just beyond the pale. So what is the.
Speaker 2: Likelihood this summer of bush fires and people dying because
Speaker 2: you because those who are unvaccinated can't be putting out
Speaker 2: the fires.
Speaker 23: Look at the moment, you've got the situation where there's
Speaker 23: staff shortages that have just been unprecedented and fire truck
Speaker 23: that have been put offline because those staffing requirements cannot
Speaker 23: be fulfilled. And I know the community is at risk
Speaker 23: with these things if it keeps going, especially into a
Speaker 23: fourth year.
Speaker 1: We're now into that now.
Speaker 23: I just want to remind your viewers that recently had
Speaker 23: Professor angerstel gleichh on now. Obviously the community is a
Speaker 23: high priority for firefighters any day of the week, but
Speaker 23: with the risk to firefighters from these control measures that
Speaker 23: have been forced on us for three years, angerstel Gleiche
Speaker 23: highlighted the issues around some contamination evidence that's come forward.
Speaker 23: The Union has done some great work over time with
Speaker 23: regard to presumptive legislation and cancer rights in Victoria, aligning
Speaker 23: it with other states. Well, these control measures with COVID,
Speaker 23: they're now showing to be oncogenic or the evidence is
Speaker 23: showing that that could be the case. So why is
Speaker 23: the Union endorsing such control measures? And the agency has
Speaker 23: kept this going with this evidence coming forth because of
Speaker 23: it's completely, on its face opposite.
Speaker 1: To what the agency in the Union would.
Speaker 23: Be about, which is anti cancer in a acagenic vocation
Speaker 23: such as firefighting.
Speaker 1: Josh Hawk's thanks so much for chatting to us.
Speaker 2: I agree absolutely with you are complete and utter insanity.
Speaker 2: I wish you were merry Christmas, and I wish all
Speaker 2: those people are facing bushfires that they aren't at any
Speaker 2: risk because of the insanity of these COVID vaccine man,
Speaker 2: that's completely insane.
Speaker 1: Thanks Josh so much. But we do have some good
Speaker 1: news on COVID. On Friday.
Speaker 2: I was thrilled to learn that in the Queensland Supreme
Speaker 2: Court a very brave doctor, doctor William Bay, who again
Speaker 2: spoke up, spoke his mind right at the beginning, as
Speaker 2: we did repeatedly every week on this show, against the
Speaker 2: madness of the lockdowns and the mandates and all of
Speaker 2: that rubbish. Doctor William Bay was suspended for that, but
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court of Queensland stepped in and overturned that
Speaker 2: suspension on Friday, and I'm delighted to say doctor William
Speaker 2: Bay joins us now.
Speaker 1: William, great to see you.
Speaker 2: A massive victory for you there and for all those
Speaker 2: people who suffered under COVID.
Speaker 1: Tell us briefly the story.
Speaker 2: Behind it, and then I'll get your thoughts on what's
Speaker 2: happened since Friday.
Speaker 1: So tell us the background of what happened.
Speaker 24: COVID was a pandemic and the vaccines were forced onto
Speaker 24: people by the Australian Government, the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation
Speaker 24: Agency and the Medical Board of Australia did a criminal
Speaker 24: thing in March of twenty twenty one and issued a
Speaker 24: gag order to all nurses, doctors, psychologists and every other
Speaker 24: health practitioner Australia to shut up and be quiet about
Speaker 24: the risks of the COVID so called vaccines. This was
Speaker 24: disastrous for the health and safety of everyday Australians because
Speaker 24: it meant that doctors like me could not speak freely
Speaker 24: to our patients about the risks of these vaccines. So
Speaker 24: whether you wanted them or not, you were effectively being
Speaker 24: forced into taking them without proper informed consent, which means
Speaker 24: you were given all the information about the risks and
Speaker 24: the benefits of these so called vaccines. This was a
Speaker 24: criminal act by OPRAH, the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Speaker 24: and the head of the Medical Board, because they denied
Speaker 24: Australians the right to choose freely, thus being responsible for
Speaker 24: the injury and deaths of thousands of people in Australia.
Speaker 24: Deaths and injuries that could not be revealed by your
Speaker 24: local general practitioner, or your cardiologists or your surgeon because
Speaker 24: we were prohibited by the medical regulator from.
Speaker 1: Speaking the truth.
Speaker 24: This is outrageous and I'm so happy that the Supreme
Speaker 24: Court of Queensland has ruled that I had the legal
Speaker 24: right from day one to speak out against the vaccines.
Speaker 24: I did the right thing. I never broke the code
Speaker 24: of conduct and now freedom of speech and formed consent
Speaker 24: has been vindicated.
Speaker 8: James, Well, congratulations for your bravery. By the way on
Speaker 8: speaking out, two questions. Firstly, why didn't more doctors speak
Speaker 8: out as you did? And secondly did you find doctors
Speaker 8: who were quite publicly come and support you in private?
Speaker 24: Look, doctors are great people. They're intelligent people, but they
Speaker 24: are also human beings. So when a medical regulator, with
Speaker 24: all the force and the might and the power of
Speaker 24: a large corporate entity in the government comes at you
Speaker 24: and threatens your career, threatens all the years of studying,
Speaker 24: your family, your career, your money like they.
Speaker 1: Did me, and take it all away from you in
Speaker 1: just a moment.
Speaker 24: For speaking out, I can understand why so many doctors
Speaker 24: and nurses were you were.
Speaker 1: Silent during this pandemic.
Speaker 24: That does not necessarily excuse the doctors and the nurses
Speaker 24: who stood quiet, because there is a responsibility to patients.
Speaker 24: There is a responsibility to protect them from harm and
Speaker 24: to tell the truth. Personally, I was able to get
Speaker 24: through this loss of career, loss of income, marriage, breakdown,
Speaker 24: the whole nine yards of intimidation from the bullies at
Speaker 24: APERA because I have strong faith in God and I
Speaker 24: want to praise Jesus Christ Almighty for guiding me through
Speaker 24: this glorious victory for truth in the Supreme Court on Friday.
Speaker 6: Caroline Well, I want to ask you, doctor, what are
Speaker 6: the risks for people? I mean, because the vaccines are
Speaker 6: still being pushed. We just spoke to someone from a
Speaker 6: firefighting association. There are still mandates in place at some organizations.
Speaker 6: Tell us your experience, in your experience, what are the risks.
Speaker 24: Yes, the risks are that clots in your bloodstream can occur,
Speaker 24: inflammation of your hearts, turbo cancers, immune deficiencies, fertility problems.
Speaker 24: And there's also the fact that the vaccine doesn't work
Speaker 24: either to prevent against the virus. So there are many
Speaker 24: risks to having this vaccine. And these risks are certainly
Speaker 24: not relevant or appropriate to children. If anything I could
Speaker 24: get out today, my message would be do not vaccinate
Speaker 24: your children because the harms and the risks of harms
Speaker 24: are simply not worth the alleged benefit of which there
Speaker 24: is none.
Speaker 1: Regulator. Yeah, I'm talking about the case.
Speaker 6: Make clear the distinction obviously between childhood immunizations and the
Speaker 6: COVID vaccine with the children.
Speaker 24: Yes, I am talking about the COVID vaccine. That this
Speaker 24: is the vaccine that was prevented to be talked about.
Speaker 1: By the medical regulator.
Speaker 24: It's what they tried to stop me from talking about because,
Speaker 24: as they said in court, they did not want the
Speaker 24: authority of a medical practitioner such as myself speaking these
Speaker 24: words to the general public. So thank you so very
Speaker 24: much Rowan and the whole panel for allowing me the
Speaker 24: opportunity today to tell the Australian people that the risks
Speaker 24: of the vaccines have not been shared with you.
Speaker 1: You have not been given informed consent.
Speaker 24: People have died, people have been injured, Your doctors and
Speaker 24: nurses have been told to shut up. But no more,
Speaker 24: because the Supreme Court has ruled that freedom of speech
Speaker 24: and the right to inform consent lives again in this country.
Speaker 2: Doctor William Bay, fantastic, thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Congratulations on your victory.
Speaker 2: That's the victory in the Supreme Supreme Court of Queensland.
Speaker 2: You're one hundred percent correct there about informed consent. That
Speaker 2: was always my big issue that the history of informed consent.
Speaker 2: If you look into that, it's critical that governments and
Speaker 2: other authorities do not interfere between the doctor patient relationship.
Speaker 1: Doctor.
Speaker 2: Congratulations again, and I'm sure you're still celebrating that victory.
Speaker 1: And as I always do because it's my job to do,
Speaker 1: which is to.
Speaker 2: Say that the TGA would dispute some of the comments
Speaker 2: made there and they would claim that vaccines COVID vaccines
Speaker 2: remained the safest way too against COVID. So that would
Speaker 2: be the TGA's official position.
Speaker 1: There, which shy am informing you because that's what I do. There.
Speaker 1: You go after the break. Lots more coming up.
Speaker 2: We've got clown Show and lots more here on outside.
Speaker 7: Of welcome back to Outsiders.
Speaker 8: Well, Donald Trump has been announced as Time Magazine's Person
Speaker 8: of the Year, and a lot of people were surprised
Speaker 8: that Time Magazine still existed. His editor in chief Sam
Speaker 8: Jacobs making the announcement on NBC, and I have to
Speaker 8: say he seemed almost embarrassed about it.
Speaker 25: The person of the year who, for better or for worse,
Speaker 25: had the most influence on the news in twenty twenty
Speaker 25: four is Donald Trump.
Speaker 13: Okay, there, it is Donald Trump, twenty twenty four Person
Speaker 13: of the Year.
Speaker 8: He was almost apologetic, and as you can imagine, lefties
Speaker 8: weren't happy about Trump being on the cover, but they
Speaker 8: reacted in the calm and considered way that we've come
Speaker 8: to expect from the left.
Speaker 7: And I have to tell you they were the more
Speaker 7: rational responses.
Speaker 8: Now, if you had trouble making out what they were saying,
Speaker 8: and don't feel bad if you did makeing sense of
Speaker 8: lefty screeching is difficult at the best of times, but
Speaker 8: we did manage to isolate one lady who did a
Speaker 8: pretty good job summing up lefty objections to Times Person
Speaker 8: of the Year.
Speaker 18: Well, Time Magazine, Just when you thought the media couldn't
Speaker 18: get any worse, you guys, said hold Mayber. In a
Speaker 18: year where we had Taylor Swift, Kamala Harris and Giselpie's show,
Speaker 18: you chose the most repugnant vile human being to ever
Speaker 18: walk the earth as you're Person of the Year.
Speaker 1: At least half of America and.
Speaker 18: Probably most of the world is absolutely disgusted.
Speaker 1: I hope you go out of business.
Speaker 8: Trump is the most repugnant, vile human being ever to
Speaker 8: walk the face of the earth. She's clearly never been
Speaker 8: to a Collingwood game. I bet she has a Coexist
Speaker 8: bumper sticker on her car. It's going to be a
Speaker 8: long four years, no doubt. She, like so many other lefties,
Speaker 8: is busy canceling the Time magazine subscription she doesn't have,
Speaker 8: or moving to Canada like they never do, or announcing
Speaker 8: on Twitter that they're leaving Twitter only to remain on
Speaker 8: Twitter so they can see how many of their Twitter
Speaker 8: followers care. Just on that, Elton John announced two years
Speaker 8: ago that he was leaving Twitter in protest. Always wonder
Speaker 8: why people announce on Twitter that they're leaving Twitter for
Speaker 8: Elton John. I guess sad tweets say so much. But
Speaker 8: I did a little checking this week and discovered Elton
Speaker 8: John's Twitter account is still standing better than it ever did.
Speaker 8: The tweets he made were meant to cut Twitter down,
Speaker 8: and if Twitter was just a circus, he'd be a
Speaker 8: clown by now. I'd say sorry for those corny puns,
Speaker 8: but sorry seems to be the hardest word. Back to
Speaker 8: the issue at hand, though, Can you believe lefty seriously
Speaker 8: arguing after what happened in the election, that Kamala Harris
Speaker 8: should have been Time Magazine's Person of the Year for
Speaker 8: what blowing more than a billion dollars in three months
Speaker 8: and still losing. If that's the criteria for person of
Speaker 8: the Year, I suppose the head of marketing at jagual
Speaker 8: we please to know he's in with a shot come
Speaker 8: twenty twenty five. As for Teller Swift, well, as this
Speaker 8: lefty explained, she was on the cover of Time magazine
Speaker 8: last year.
Speaker 2: How did we go from this to this in one year?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 8: I'm going to assume that was a rhetorical question. But
Speaker 8: the answer, of course is America woke up. Not former
Speaker 8: CNN host Don Lemon, though he's trapped in a nightmare
Speaker 8: that's going to last another four years.
Speaker 7: Is this a joke?
Speaker 1: Do we get something wrong? Did someone scam us?
Speaker 7: Are about this?
Speaker 1: Producers?
Speaker 4: There is a convicted felon on the cover of Time
Speaker 4: magazine as the person of the year.
Speaker 7: Maybe we're being scammed. Did someone put out a fake
Speaker 7: tweet or something about this?
Speaker 8: You know, It's almost like Don Lemon is angry that
Speaker 8: Trump went from convicted felon to Person of the Year,
Speaker 8: while he himself went from CNN hosts to posting TikTok
Speaker 8: videos from his basement, but left he shouldn't be too
Speaker 8: upset about Time's cover story. If they bothered to read
Speaker 8: the article, they discover Time only named Trump their person
Speaker 8: of the year so they could produce a snide hit
Speaker 8: piece treating him with distain and contempt. Times article when
Speaker 8: Hitler was their person of the year back in nineteen
Speaker 8: thirty eight, was actually kinder than this one. Not that
Speaker 8: I think the eight people who read the most ignored
Speaker 8: magazine in dental clinics will care that much. Speaking of Hitler,
Speaker 8: check out how UK news organization Metro reports Time magazine's
Speaker 8: decision to make Joe Biden and Kamala Harris their combined
Speaker 8: person of.
Speaker 7: The year four years ago.
Speaker 8: They wrote, Joe Biden Kamala Harris named Times Person of
Speaker 8: the Year twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: Fair enough, but.
Speaker 8: Compare and contrast that with how they reported last week's
Speaker 8: Trump decision. Donald Trump joins exclusive club enjoyed by Hitler, Stalin, Khrushov.
Speaker 7: And Harmione.
Speaker 8: Tell me again there's no bias in mainstream media. On
Speaker 8: a positive note, the left do seem to have finally
Speaker 8: recognized Stalin and the ietol HARMIONI were bad. We'll give
Speaker 8: the final word, of course, to Donald Trump, as he
Speaker 8: received the honor at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.
Speaker 1: At Time Magazine.
Speaker 19: Getting this honor for the second time, I think I
Speaker 19: like it better at this time actually that we did
Speaker 19: a good job. We had a great first term despite
Speaker 19: a lot of turmoil caused unnecessarily. But the media is
Speaker 19: teamed down a little bit. They'reking us much better now,
Speaker 19: I think, if they don't have to just stick them
Speaker 19: on again and we don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: Great stuff.
Speaker 2: Thanks James Well net Zany the crazy insane world.
Speaker 1: Of net zero policies.
Speaker 2: Now, there's this big story which has been bubbling away
Speaker 2: underneath for a few weeks now about bovi hour or
Speaker 2: bovire or Bogara, however you want to pronounce it, which
Speaker 2: is this drug or chemical being pumped into cows to
Speaker 2: stop them farting to save the planets. That sounds completely insane.
Speaker 2: It's because it is completely insane.
Speaker 1: We now learn that in Australia.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to give them the plug because I
Speaker 2: love to give the plug to the good guys, and
Speaker 2: I'm always happy to tell people to avoid those who
Speaker 2: are stupid enough to start to.
Speaker 1: Believe this climate nonsense.
Speaker 2: Well, A too Milk, A too Milk have said they
Speaker 2: won't be putting any of this anti cow fighting stuff James,
Speaker 2: into any of their products, thank goodness. So that's a
Speaker 2: big tick to a two milk, So I'd go and
Speaker 2: be buying a two milk folks. Meanwhile, Nessley have a
Speaker 2: whole list of products which contains cow anti cow farting,
Speaker 2: save the planet, reach net zero chemicals and things, and
Speaker 2: that includes oh Ness, Sleigh, kit Cats.
Speaker 1: I quite like kit Cat.
Speaker 2: Sorry, no Kitkats for Chrissy, They're gone Starbucks, Uncle Toby's
Speaker 2: lit snack Nessleigh Baby in all sorts. Carolina, do you
Speaker 2: join me in this crusade? Will you be avoiding the
Speaker 2: kit Cats?
Speaker 6: I don't know. It's a really tough one. I do
Speaker 6: like kit Cats, and I don't mind a look the.
Speaker 1: Cow fighting save the planet stuff.
Speaker 2: That doesn't for any company that puts and stops cows
Speaker 2: fighting to save the planet.
Speaker 8: They'd lost me, James, absolutely, and it's a great opportunity
Speaker 8: for as you said, a two milk and companies like them.
Speaker 8: They cannot just go full cream, but they can now
Speaker 8: go full fart milk and I reckon. A lot of
Speaker 8: Australians are going to.
Speaker 9: Go for it.
Speaker 1: Who knew?
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, here's a quick picture of the lotus wind farms.
Speaker 1: This is how labor are saving the planet as well.
Speaker 2: Look at that the destruction of a beautiful Australian bush
Speaker 2: to put.
Speaker 1: Up these insane wind farms.
Speaker 2: Ah, doesn't the Labor Party and the Greens and the
Speaker 2: Teals aren't.
Speaker 1: They so kind to the environment.
Speaker 6: And what happens to after the wind They never talk
Speaker 6: about what happens when the wind turbines a deg well min.
Speaker 2: Caated it a brilliant documentary, show us what happened. They
Speaker 2: will get buried and they destroy the environment. Vote Labor,
Speaker 2: vote tels.
Speaker 1: You get destruction of the environment every time we're taking
Speaker 1: a short break back in a tick.
Speaker 2: Roll up, Roll up, ladies and gentlemen, Jews and gentiles. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's the most death defying circus act in town.
Speaker 1: You'll be astonished. You'll be amazed. Here under the Burley
Speaker 1: Griffins Big Top.
Speaker 2: It's the one and only Labor Party high wire anti Semitism,
Speaker 2: Islamophobia juggling act.
Speaker 1: You won't believe your eyes or your ears as Labour's.
Speaker 2: Top clowns seek to perform the amazing morally quiveralancy act
Speaker 2: here in front of your own very eyes.
Speaker 1: But first, who can.
Speaker 2: Forget that memorable day back in twenty nineteen when a
Speaker 2: furious Greta Thunberg was completely ignored by President Trump at
Speaker 2: a UN climate summit. Watch carefully at the ferocious scowl
Speaker 2: on young Greta's face as she is unceremoniously upstaged. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, What a magnificent scowl. But wait here
Speaker 2: at scowl watch, we've gone and detected another immature female
Speaker 2: student undergraduate politician who is also in a state of
Speaker 2: high dudgeon because she too is being usurped and ignored.
Speaker 2: Could it be that Tanya Plebisek is the new Greta Thunberg.
Speaker 2: Watch closely and look, yes, there she is in the background.
Speaker 2: Why it's none other than Tania, ply perfecting her Greta
Speaker 2: Thunberg scwal. Perhaps we should all call her Greta Libersek
Speaker 2: from now on. But why, oh why would Tanya be
Speaker 2: so put out? Could it be that she has been
Speaker 2: repeatedly rolled on her plans to save the planet by
Speaker 2: banning salmon farming and tazzy by this bloke, a man
Speaker 2: whose job she thinks she would make a much better
Speaker 2: fist of Well, Tanya, we hate to break it to you,
Speaker 2: but literally blind Freddy's pet goldfish would make a better
Speaker 2: fist of being Prime Minister of Australia than this clown.
Speaker 1: I went to my first on Saturday.
Speaker 25: All the time.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Anthony alban IS's responses to people whose sacred place of
Speaker 2: worship and sacred texts had been torched by some vile
Speaker 2: anti semi right two months of anti Semitism to the
Speaker 2: butchery of October seventh was to announce that for the
Speaker 2: first time in his life he'd gone to a bar
Speaker 2: mitzvah the previous Saturday, a bar mitzvah being basically the
Speaker 2: equivalent of a confirmation. Well done, Prime Minister, great work,
Speaker 2: fine words. But it appears that was not all the
Speaker 2: Prime Minister was doing that day, the day after the
Speaker 2: firebombing of the Melton Synagogue.
Speaker 1: You will remember Albanese.
Speaker 2: He was always quick to mock and ridicule former Prime
Speaker 2: Minister Scott Morrison for not holding a hose when he
Speaker 2: should have been responding to the bushfires.
Speaker 1: That mockery became.
Speaker 2: An endless meme that even ran in labor ads during
Speaker 2: the election. Yet now the tables have well and truly turned.
Speaker 2: How did Albanesi himself choose to react to the appalling
Speaker 2: synagogue firebombing crisis. Not by copying Morrison and holding a
Speaker 2: hose while the bush burned, Not even by copying the
Speaker 2: Emperor Nero and holding a fiddle while Rome burned.
Speaker 1: But no Emperor Albozo chose to hold the racket while
Speaker 1: the embers of the synagogue still burned. Yes, albo headed
Speaker 1: for the.
Speaker 2: Tennis courts, and then, as usual, he attempted to deny
Speaker 2: it by splitting hairs and obfuscating.
Speaker 10: Given the visit, was it a misjudgment to be playing
Speaker 10: tennis on the Saturday morning when the community, Well.
Speaker 5: I wasn't playing tennis on the Saturday morning. I wasn't
Speaker 5: playing tennis on the Saturday morning. Wrong, Yeah, that is wrong.
Speaker 16: I had.
Speaker 5: I had six appointments on Saturday. After they had concluded
Speaker 5: late in the afternoon, I did some exercise.
Speaker 1: That's what That's what people do.
Speaker 2: Yes, but things only went from bad to worse for
Speaker 2: Albosa this week. Remember all that ghastly words salad from
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, you know this sort of thing.
Speaker 26: It is critical that we work together to understand where
Speaker 26: we are, to recognize and have the courage to speak
Speaker 26: truth about what is obsolete, and then to partner to
Speaker 26: ensure that we are speaking the same language with the
Speaker 26: same motivation inspired by the opportunity of it all.
Speaker 1: What Kamala, of course could toss.
Speaker 2: Together a word salad at the drop of a hat.
Speaker 2: It was her great and only skill. But lo and behold,
Speaker 2: mister Albinezi is becoming quite the master word salad tossa himself.
Speaker 2: I call it alboslaw.
Speaker 5: I also want to commit on behalf of my government
Speaker 5: that I lead into doing what we need to do
Speaker 5: to restore this synagogue, including providing whatever support is necessary financially,
Speaker 5: to make sure that those who perpetrated this evil crime
Speaker 5: do not receive any benefit and indeed get the message
Speaker 5: that Australia is not a country that will tolerate such
Speaker 5: an act.
Speaker 2: What sorry, Albo, but that was just pathetic. You could
Speaker 2: have said, we will catch the people responsible for this
Speaker 2: due hatred and either throw them into jail or deport them.
Speaker 2: That's what a leader would have said, at the very
Speaker 2: least but speaking of language, I was thrilled to hear
Speaker 2: these words by senior Canberra bureaucrat Mike Burgess about the
Speaker 2: importance of choosing your words wisely.
Speaker 25: And let me close by repeating what I said after
Speaker 25: the seventh of October. A maus terist attack inflamed language
Speaker 25: leads to inflamed tension and can lead to violence. So
Speaker 25: we all need to watch our words.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, thank you, Mike.
Speaker 2: And of course here at the Canra Clown Show, we
Speaker 2: didn't have to search very far to find the sort
Speaker 2: of inflamed language which, in my humble opinion does denigrate
Speaker 2: and provoke antipathy towards the state of Israel.
Speaker 27: We expect Russia to abide by international law and end
Speaker 27: it's illegal and full scale war on Ukraine. We expect
Speaker 27: China to buy by international legal decisions in the South
Speaker 27: China Sea. We expect Israel to buy by international law.
Speaker 1: So be it any Semitism or Islamophobia, the.
Speaker 12: Government's over criticized for always linking saying anti semitism alongside Islamophobia.
Speaker 12: James Patterson says that's part of the problem, that you
Speaker 12: should just call out any Semitism for what it is,
Speaker 12: because it's worse now than anything else.
Speaker 28: Sorry, So should we turn a blind eye to Islamophobia?
Speaker 1: Is that what the coalition saying?
Speaker 27: It is not anti semitic to expect that Israel should
Speaker 27: comply with international law that applies to all countries. Nor
Speaker 27: is it anti semitic to call out for call for
Speaker 27: children and other civilians to be protected, to call for
Speaker 27: a two state solution that enables Israelis and Palestinians to
Speaker 27: live in peace and security. It is now nearly three
Speaker 27: hundred days since Australia and one hundred and fifty two
Speaker 27: other countries voted for ac fire, and today I repeat
Speaker 27: that call.
Speaker 2: If James Patterson thinks he's now as Lamophobia in Australia,
Speaker 2: he's wrong.
Speaker 1: He didn't say that, though.
Speaker 24: He said that when something happens, it should be enough.
Speaker 1: To just denounce.
Speaker 2: And he went on to say that they're not at
Speaker 2: the same levels.
Speaker 29: Look, but then are you saying they are at the
Speaker 29: same levels?
Speaker 13: Because we've just seen a targeted attack on a synagogue.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, Patricia, that both exist, and I'm saying that
Speaker 2: both can be called out.
Speaker 1: Ye have got all gone.
Speaker 2: On any care.
Speaker 1: I'm gone.
Speaker 7: Make the take action to put him.
Speaker 2: Away for good.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 2: Yes, trust the clowns at the Canbra Circus. Pennywise sorry,
Speaker 2: Penny Wong Bobo mister ed the talking show Peny and
Speaker 2: Lydia trope to offend as many Jewish Australians as they
Speaker 2: possibly can every time they open their mouths, all the
Speaker 2: while shrieking about his love a phobia.
Speaker 1: Here's what Jewish Julian Lisa had to say.
Speaker 30: I've been drawing that link for some time. There wasn't
Speaker 30: an anti Semitism problem in this country until such time
Speaker 30: as this government began signing up to anti Israel resolutions
Speaker 30: at the United Nations. I think when you delegitimize the
Speaker 30: Jewish state, you delegitimize Jewish Australians.
Speaker 1: Precisely.
Speaker 2: Finally, poor old Josh Burns Labor MP, who seems to
Speaker 2: be lost for words.
Speaker 29: The Special Envoy into Antisemitism, which was appointed by us
Speaker 29: and will work in long through the next election and
Speaker 29: into the future, has been working with universities around a
Speaker 29: definition on antisemitism, which would be really important in ensuring
Speaker 29: that universities have a benchmark to be able to determine
Speaker 29: what's happening on their campus.
Speaker 7: Is it anti Semitic. Is it not?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Here you go, Josh, maybe this will help you understand the.
Speaker 9: Pushers of guy to come to use its campus's usage.
Speaker 1: Students pushed out for speaking about.
Speaker 8: Palestine, while people who are literally responsible to get their
Speaker 8: own store with a private.
Speaker 29: Securuity Guard lab University plays an active role in training
Speaker 29: idea lawyers.
Speaker 5: Do we want them off our campus?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Finally, what advice would the singer Lord give to Tennis
Speaker 2: albow also known as airbus albo?
Speaker 1: Let's go down less?
Speaker 2: You're watching Outsiders with Caroline Marcus, James McPherson, myself, Rwandan
Speaker 2: and Rita and James are overseas. We'll be back next year.
Speaker 2: Don't you worry about that lefty lunacy? I first want
Speaker 2: to say, just before that, well done to everybody who
Speaker 2: went to the enough is enough rally against anti sem
Speaker 2: anti Simmons in this morning, and I think there was
Speaker 2: one in Sydney and one in Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Well done to everybody attended those lefty lunacy.
Speaker 2: Though, Caroline, you're about to bring us your imitation, hopefully
Speaker 2: of the great Rey Gun Well.
Speaker 6: I don't know am I allowed to do this anymore?
Speaker 2: Is a copyright filhouetor version.
Speaker 6: Yes, I think you know, anyone can break down what
Speaker 6: she done well. Ray Gun is now saying that she's
Speaker 6: apologized to Indigenous Australians because she was blamed for culturally
Speaker 6: appropriating Indigenous people over that kangaroo position, which was part of,
Speaker 6: of course, her whole Olympics breakdancing performance.
Speaker 2: So she apologized to Indigenous Strange, she should have apologized
Speaker 2: to all Australian.
Speaker 6: But anyway, quite extraordinary is that her entire sport, if
Speaker 6: you can even call it that, frankly, is appropriating black culture,
Speaker 6: African American cult.
Speaker 1: It's insane, James, absolutely instant.
Speaker 2: James wanted to play this clip from Steve Christi, who's
Speaker 2: a counselor and Sydney listen.
Speaker 28: They are sick to death of having Welcome to Country
Speaker 28: ceremonies thrust upon them and smoking ceremonies and being made
Speaker 28: to feel like second class citizens. It's time to grain
Speaker 28: this back in and more accurately represent our local community
Speaker 28: on cost of living measures and housing affordability which they
Speaker 28: are suffering greatly with.
Speaker 2: And we've had Steven outsiders before. He is a great blow,
Speaker 2: but we need more people that are grass through its
Speaker 2: level to speak out, don't we again?
Speaker 1: This is welcome to country stuff.
Speaker 8: And the good thing is they're starting to. And I
Speaker 8: think it goes back to the referendum. It was overwhelmingly rejected,
Speaker 8: and I think that's given confidence to political leaders. Ironically,
Speaker 8: they always look at the polls, look at the trends.
Speaker 8: Then they suddenly developed convictions. But I think that result
Speaker 8: has given confidence to people. But credit to Steve christ
Speaker 8: who who has been speaking out about this for a
Speaker 8: long time, and of course you've given him a platform
Speaker 8: on this program to do just that.
Speaker 7: I think we'll see more of it.
Speaker 1: We need to see a lot more of it.
Speaker 2: Caroline, I wanted to play you this clip.
Speaker 1: This is fascinating. I want to get your thoughts on it.
Speaker 2: This is a young Israeli Arab man speaking about the
Speaker 2: fact that he well have listened to what he has
Speaker 2: to say.
Speaker 6: So you're saying, anybody who was willing to live in
Speaker 6: peace with the Jews didn't get kicked out.
Speaker 1: Yes, he in we need so my Arab became that great.
Speaker 2: But basically he says, Caroline that his family decided to
Speaker 2: stay in Israel in nineteen forty eight and that it
Speaker 2: was the Arab leaders who were pushing Arabs out and
Speaker 2: telling him to believe his family stayed. They're very proud Israelis.
Speaker 2: And he was saying that there wasn't this so called nachbar,
Speaker 2: that in fact, it wasn't the Jews who were attacking
Speaker 2: the the Arabs. It was Arabs driving Arabs out.
Speaker 6: Yes, and Arabs, don't forget, launched the war against Israel
Speaker 6: the very day after the state was founded. So it's
Speaker 6: incredible this narrative that has been created by the pro
Speaker 6: Palestinian cause around that event and very misleading, making it
Speaker 6: as if Israel pushed all these people out. And people
Speaker 6: need to remember that one in five Israeli citizens are Arab,
Speaker 6: they are Muslim, and they live in peace as Israeli
Speaker 6: citizens in the country. And another point people forget is
Speaker 6: that there was always a Jewish presence in that land.
Speaker 6: It never went away. There were certainly many many Jews
Speaker 6: who were living there before the State of Israel was created.
Speaker 6: So again, I'm glad to see it because it clears
Speaker 6: up a lot of misinformation. I hate that term, but
Speaker 6: it's exactly that misinformation about what really happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, James wanted to play you there. We've got
Speaker 2: to see this. This is the Google's Christmas.
Speaker 1: Do we have to watch this?
Speaker 2: Well, play a little bit of it, just to give
Speaker 2: the viewers a taste.
Speaker 1: I'm sure.
Speaker 19: Never purchased a man.
Speaker 2: Actually, our behind the scenes guys were so approlled by
Speaker 2: the Google A rather Trump that was way better.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a James.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well Man of the Year, but also McDonald's employee
Speaker 8: of the Year. You can't have a much better twenty
Speaker 8: twenty four than that.
Speaker 2: But on that the thing I said earlier about younger people,
Speaker 2: You've got a couple of young teenage boys, the whole
Speaker 2: Trump phenomenon. Can the Coalition actually emulate that and be
Speaker 2: cool and appeal to the younger generation.
Speaker 8: You said something in your editorial which really resonated with me.
Speaker 8: You said, they don't just need to speak the truth.
Speaker 8: Trump does that, but Trump adds wit and humor, and
Speaker 8: that's essential to capturing the attention of young people. And
Speaker 8: it exposes the folly of wokeness when you show how
Speaker 8: ridiculous it is. So if the Coalition can develop a
Speaker 8: sense of humor along with some convictions and principles, they
Speaker 8: are a shoeing at the next election.
Speaker 2: Caroline, We're going to send them some Christmas crackers and
Speaker 2: some jokes.
Speaker 1: We'll send them to p Dutton.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you could teach them them a few
Speaker 6: things row and if they can put a bit of
Speaker 6: your wit and yet, can you just do some coaching
Speaker 6: with them and maybe they'll be okay. I don't think
Speaker 6: we have anyone like Trump. I don't think there's anyone
Speaker 6: in the world who's like Trump. But you're right, it
Speaker 6: has become, as the cool people say, based to be
Speaker 6: conservative term.
Speaker 2: You see, folks, you learn it all here on outside
Speaker 2: is based?
Speaker 1: Okay? Based is good? Where does bast come from?
Speaker 6: I'm not sure, don't ask me, but that's the word all.
Speaker 1: The hip people. Fantastic. Now do we have the Google?
Speaker 1: Think we have a look at the Google Christmas at
Speaker 1: here we go? So try this winter, Jonas, Is not it?
Speaker 1: Especially when I have so many holiday looks to pull off? Thankfully?
Speaker 1: I know just the thing Anderson's stocking you by.
Speaker 2: So here we go again, James, I mean, don't they
Speaker 2: learn we.
Speaker 8: You know what a marketing strategy to sell our products?
Speaker 8: We are going to erase half of the market, I e.
Speaker 8: Women have they learned nothing from life?
Speaker 1: To many.
Speaker 8: Well, it appeals to a very very small percentage of
Speaker 8: mone Caroline.
Speaker 7: You're go work, go broke.
Speaker 6: We tell them all the time here on this program
Speaker 6: ran but they never listen.
Speaker 1: They don't and you know, have we reached the end
Speaker 1: of the line on all this.
Speaker 2: I think, as we said earlier, I think the one
Speaker 2: issue that the coalition needs to tackle now, that needs
Speaker 2: to tackle along with everything else, is that whole transgender issue.
Speaker 1: They had Catherine Daves.
Speaker 2: They blew that opportunity, which was a unique opportunity probably
Speaker 2: would have won them the twenty twenty two election if
Speaker 2: they'd let her let rip on that issue. Why because
Speaker 2: it is an issue that people who either have religious
Speaker 2: conviction or conservative convictions, they really are full respect.
Speaker 1: If you want to be whatever you want to be,
Speaker 1: go and be it.
Speaker 2: But the problem is when it's been taught to our
Speaker 2: children as the fact of a scientific fact that they
Speaker 2: can change their sex, Caroline, that's what's really disturbing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, log I think it's that too. I don't even
Speaker 6: think you have to be religious or even particularly conservative,
Speaker 6: you just don't. If you're not far left or completely
Speaker 6: captured by this work ideology, you find the stuff ridiculous
Speaker 6: and how it's encroaching on the rights of women and
Speaker 6: their sex based rights is outrageous. Everyone.
Speaker 1: Well, it seems to be two things, James.
Speaker 2: Is the impact of you know, girls' sports and all
Speaker 2: of that, changing rooms and all of that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: But there's also we're talking about young people, young people
Speaker 2: in schools being told they can change.
Speaker 8: Their sex, and the number of young people now identifying
Speaker 8: as non binary has gone through the roof. This is
Speaker 8: a very recent phenomena and it's being caused by Contasian
Speaker 8: media coverage.
Speaker 7: Education.
Speaker 8: Parents are worried about schools are hiding things from parents
Speaker 8: when children start to identify as a different sex at school.
Speaker 8: It's an outrage. It's not a difficult sell. Surely for
Speaker 8: the coalition. People of common sense will immediately understand this
Speaker 8: needs to stop.
Speaker 1: Caroline.
Speaker 2: Following the MOI redeeming finding, I mean what this week
Speaker 2: two great findings, the more redeming one and the doctor
Speaker 2: William bay one, the law has now said, you know
Speaker 2: very clearly there was nothing she was doing nothing wrong. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Look, I think people will feel more emboldened by those
Speaker 6: sorts of decisions to speak out. But there is a
Speaker 6: law as I pointed out the Sex Discrimination Act, it
Speaker 6: still impinges on people's rights to speak.
Speaker 1: That's the wording. That's the Julia Gillard wording.
Speaker 2: Okay, well Julia has a lot to answer for there,
Speaker 2: but yeah, that law needs to change. So the coal
Speaker 2: is you need to get out the front and say
Speaker 2: we're getting rid of that law.
Speaker 1: That's it. It's been great year.
Speaker 2: Have a fantastic Christmas. We will see you here on Outsiders,
Speaker 2: and James and Caroline will see you early next year.
Speaker 1: Have a wonderful, wonderful Christmas. And it's been great being
Speaker 1: with you all year. Take care,