Speaker 1: A lot of this is Outsiders.
Speaker 2: Good morning, and welcome to the final Outsiders before.
Speaker 1: The US presidential election.
Speaker 2: Outsiders, the show that is to woke identity politics and
Speaker 2: election fraud. What Kamala Harris is to defining her mission
Speaker 2: with a mesmerizing economy of words.
Speaker 3: And I understand the difference here.
Speaker 4: I understand the difference here.
Speaker 5: Moving forward, moving forward, understand the difference here.
Speaker 6: What we are looking at is a difference in this election.
Speaker 1: Let's move forward.
Speaker 7: Don't worry.
Speaker 8: Just when you thought Kamala might have reached peak word salad.
Speaker 7: She goes and does this.
Speaker 6: Part of the thing that I'm trying to help people,
Speaker 6: not who are here, obviously not the leaders are here,
Speaker 6: but others understand is if you're trying to kind of
Speaker 6: figure out what the States are, just imagine the Oval Office.
Speaker 6: We've all seen it on TV, and just imagine on
Speaker 6: January twenty.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's just imagine January twenty only four days of
Speaker 2: Carmala induced misery left until what I confidently predict will
Speaker 2: be a Donald Trump landslides.
Speaker 1: But am I right?
Speaker 2: James Morrow is over there at the border itself, down
Speaker 2: on the US Mexico border, over in the States, let's
Speaker 2: find out what James Morrow thinks. James, look at where
Speaker 2: you are now, there you are, mate, tell us about it.
Speaker 4: Who would have thought, Well, just here on the US
Speaker 4: Mexico border, all the California side. Obviously here we've got
Speaker 4: the big beautiful wall behind us here. But been here
Speaker 4: in the United States for a few days speaking to
Speaker 4: people talking about I'll tell you what. It's really interesting guys.
Speaker 4: This year versus twenty twenty, Trump supporters are much more
Speaker 4: willing to talk about it. And when they see it,
Speaker 4: they'll say, yeah, yeah, look I'm Trump, I'm Trump. I'm
Speaker 4: hoping Trump wins. So a bit of a different vibe
Speaker 4: than twenty twenty. I'm picking you up in the air.
Speaker 4: But you know, Rowan, I love your confidence. But it's
Speaker 4: going to be a pretty complicated Tuesday night or Wednesday
Speaker 4: in Australia. That's just to begin with.
Speaker 2: It certainly is. And James, you're going to be telling
Speaker 2: us lots about it during the show.
Speaker 1: Reta, what do you think, Well, this.
Speaker 7: Is the problem.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of Australians. I know you understand the
Speaker 8: US political system very well, Rowan, but a lot of
Speaker 8: Australians don't understand just how much more complicated and open
Speaker 8: to shenanigans it is. Because it is, and it's very
Speaker 8: different to ours. There's no Australian Electoral Commission type body
Speaker 8: there that is overseeing election integrity. So there is a
Speaker 8: great deal of mistrust amongst the American people, James, when
Speaker 8: it comes to the election, doesn't it and whether the
Speaker 8: election is actually going to be representative of what people want.
Speaker 8: It's a very flawed system, but it is the best
Speaker 8: they have, and that's why Donald Trump keeps saying, you've
Speaker 8: got to make it too big to read. The margin
Speaker 8: has to be too big for them to what do
Speaker 8: they call it in twenty twenty fortify the election.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll have lotch more with James during the show,
Speaker 2: but first let's grab the latest outside of news. Well, Rita,
Speaker 2: this said Dan Andrew's bike crash thing to me, Bob,
Speaker 2: which goes back years and years, big news over the
Speaker 2: week the last couple of days where we've had the
Speaker 2: original triple O call that Dan Andrews allegedly made straight
Speaker 2: after the crash has now been revealed.
Speaker 1: Have a listen to this.
Speaker 9: And right into history and he'd come flying through on
Speaker 9: the by car and.
Speaker 2: He's a trainer, a john. So there's you heard what
Speaker 2: he said, But that seems to contradict rita what Dan
Speaker 2: Andrews said in the past on umeirous occasions. I said,
Speaker 2: I listen to this.
Speaker 9: We're about to accelerate to then move down the road
Speaker 9: and he crashed at such such force into the side
Speaker 9: of the car. He came from the right right on
Speaker 9: our eyeline if you like, hit around that mirror on
Speaker 9: the side and the wheel and then was put up
Speaker 9: into the windscreen and over the top of the car.
Speaker 8: Okay, Yes, he has previously said that the cyclist, a
Speaker 8: teenage cyclist, t boned the car. When he saw pictures
Speaker 8: of the car some years later that the Heralds published
Speaker 8: that seemed to contradict a accident experts, traffic experts who
Speaker 8: have looked at these pictures again say that's not seems
Speaker 8: to be what the pictures signify. And as you heard
Speaker 8: on that first tape he said, we hit him. What
Speaker 8: we need here is clarity on this issue. We need
Speaker 8: to know why the police failed so dismally on that
Speaker 8: occasion over and over again.
Speaker 7: It wasn't just one or two police failures.
Speaker 8: It was over and over and over again to the
Speaker 8: point where I believe all the police involved in that
Speaker 8: incident should be given immunity to come forward and say
Speaker 8: precisely what happened. Why at who's behest if someone did
Speaker 8: encourage them to do that, because it wasn't just the
Speaker 8: fact that they failed to do alcohol testing a breathalyzer
Speaker 8: after an accident like that, it was that they noted
Speaker 8: they did do a breathalyzer and the driver passed when
Speaker 8: they hadn't even bothered to do one, and then late
Speaker 8: the failures here were so extreme and so consistent with
Speaker 8: the way the police handle this that I think that's
Speaker 8: what's really causing a lot of mistrust in the Victorian public,
Speaker 8: because you don't want to have a situation where you
Speaker 8: think that some people are getting special treatment and protection
Speaker 8: whilst others aren't, and you just want to have clarity
Speaker 8: around this issue. And that's why I would hope that
Speaker 8: we'll have some sort of a whistleblower protection that even
Speaker 8: if you were involved in any sort of wrongdoing as
Speaker 8: a police officer, you.
Speaker 1: Get immunity, you get immuniate.
Speaker 2: Well, there's clear contradictions there between what was said at
Speaker 2: one point and what was said at another point in
Speaker 2: these things, it tends to be the cover up that's
Speaker 2: always worse or as bad politically if you like. But
Speaker 2: you've had the father of Ryan of the Cyclist on
Speaker 2: your show several times, you know this is a big issue.
Speaker 2: As you say, the key point here is about the
Speaker 2: try in our political leaders.
Speaker 1: And AI and our authorities.
Speaker 2: And if the allegation is that the authorities at whatever level,
Speaker 2: legal levels, police levels, whatever, if the authorities were allowing
Speaker 2: a political leader giving leeway where other people wouldn't get it,
Speaker 2: or in any way, if the allegations are you know,
Speaker 2: some kind of cover up, then that has to be
Speaker 2: brought to light. It absolutely has to be. And well
Speaker 2: done to the news station that aired those. First of all,
Speaker 2: let's talk about trust in leaders. Because the big other
Speaker 2: news this week, RITA, was the COVID inquiry. So we've
Speaker 2: been calling on the show. I've been calling for years
Speaker 2: for a royal commission into the abuse of power. And
Speaker 2: this is what it all comes down to, abuse of power.
Speaker 2: That's what we're just talking about. That's what this is
Speaker 2: all about. This is what Albow and Quantus is all about.
Speaker 2: Abuse of power. In we wanted a Royal commission we
Speaker 2: didn't get a Royal commission, we've got this inquiry. The
Speaker 2: original terms of reference readA of the inquiry were bizarrely
Speaker 2: not to include the state premiers, whereas the state premiers
Speaker 2: that were the ones and their chief help officers that
Speaker 2: introduced all the draconian measures that caused so much problem.
Speaker 2: But it did appear that Albo was trying to have
Speaker 2: just a crack at Scott Morrison. That was the point
Speaker 2: of the inquiry, but it seems to have gone broader
Speaker 2: in that and backfind a bit.
Speaker 7: Well sort of.
Speaker 8: The terms of reference was certainly inadequate. It did seem
Speaker 8: to be a hit job on the Scott Morrison government.
Speaker 8: Why would you not include the states, particularly when you've
Speaker 8: got what happened.
Speaker 7: In Victoria six crippling lockdowns, the.
Speaker 8: Most absurd of restrictions, five kilometer travel limits, curfews, playgrounds
Speaker 8: closed down, the premiere screaming at people about enjoying sunsets
Speaker 8: on the beach. I mean, really, it was a crazy
Speaker 8: land we were living in. But obviously Anthony ALBERNIZI wanted
Speaker 8: to protect the labor premiers there, so you had wa
Speaker 8: Queensland and Victoria in particular behaving poorly, but this inquiry
Speaker 8: did touch on that. I didn't think it went far enough.
Speaker 8: I think it needs to go a lot further. Perhaps
Speaker 8: you can blame the terms of reference there, and I
Speaker 8: think what we also have to acknowledge, and this review
Speaker 8: talked about, well, you know, public faith has been shaken.
Speaker 8: The next time there's a crisis, perhaps people won't follow
Speaker 8: these sort of guidelines and restrictions. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 8: Let's just have some moment of honesty here, because it
Speaker 8: wasn't just the authorities. It wasn't just the bureaucrats and
Speaker 8: the politicians and most of the media who lost their minds.
Speaker 8: It was the Australian public. They backed this overwhelmingly. I
Speaker 8: know because I was one of the very few who
Speaker 8: from the start was against these Orwellian draconian restrictions. It
Speaker 8: was questioning what we were hearing and saying, well, this
Speaker 8: doesn't seem to make sense.
Speaker 7: You don't have to be infectious.
Speaker 8: Disease expert to realize this doesn't really sort of follow logic.
Speaker 8: And how come about these infectious disease experts who are
Speaker 8: questioning this strategy? Why can't we hear from them? And
Speaker 8: you were absolutely attacked by your media colleagues, by politicians
Speaker 8: that they tried to drag us through the Senate. We're
Speaker 8: just talking about this because there was this atmosphere of
Speaker 8: the overwhelming majority maybe not overwhelming, but certainly a decent
Speaker 8: majority who back these restrictions and wanted more that the
Speaker 8: Karens came out in the community.
Speaker 2: I agree with you on that, but I think that
Speaker 2: the Australian public are smarter than you're giving them credit
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 1: I know what you're.
Speaker 8: Saying, Australian public credit, but no, no, this issue.
Speaker 2: On this again, I think the trust has been so
Speaker 2: fundamentally shaken and this was the key point, pretty much
Speaker 2: the only point that came out of this COVID inquiry.
Speaker 1: But it is a good one in that now.
Speaker 2: These individuals behaved, and by individuals, I mean the premieres,
Speaker 2: the federal government, the chief health officers across the board,
Speaker 2: those at a federal level and those at a state level,
Speaker 2: how they all behaved. These are people we put our
Speaker 2: absolute trust in to do the right thing. It was
Speaker 2: clear to Rita, it was clear to me. I said
Speaker 2: it many many times during the whole of that nightmare
Speaker 2: of COVID.
Speaker 1: This is wrong, This is wrong.
Speaker 2: It has to stop, particularly the mandates, the vaccine mandates,
Speaker 2: the lockdown mandates, the school closed down mandates, all of
Speaker 2: that stuff. It was clearly wrong to many of us.
Speaker 2: But because the public put their faith in the political
Speaker 2: class and be held bureaucratic class, and they let us
Speaker 2: down disgracefully, disgustingly, they lie to us. I think the
Speaker 2: majority by all means not all. There will be plenty
Speaker 2: of Karen's as Rita said, who will queue up? You
Speaker 2: see them still in the streets, particularly down in Melbourne
Speaker 2: by the way, Rita, donning their masks.
Speaker 1: And running around and go what do you want to mask?
Speaker 2: On board, down at the beach or wherever. It is
Speaker 2: enough people who believe in all that stuff. But the
Speaker 2: majority of Australians woke up and when they will not
Speaker 2: be fooled again.
Speaker 8: But let's just keep that is just wish for thinking
Speaker 8: on your part, optimate. There is there is this obsession
Speaker 8: with the expert class. So if someone who's in a
Speaker 8: position of power, who's that chief health officer, if they
Speaker 8: tell you something, regardless of how questionable their credentials are,
Speaker 8: if there's people way better qualified who are questioning that,
Speaker 8: that strategy, no.
Speaker 7: People will follow.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 7: Community safety they the.
Speaker 2: Majority will rack off, not interested. John Ruddick, a member
Speaker 2: of the New South Wales Parliament, had this to say
Speaker 2: about Kerry Chant, our chief Health officer here in New
Speaker 2: South Wales.
Speaker 10: I'm calling on doctor Kerry Chant to do two things.
Speaker 10: Apologize and right at the end of the day, it
Speaker 10: was Premier Bereticli and who must take most responsibility. But
Speaker 10: she's not there anymore now. Who did glad Us get
Speaker 10: all the advice from doctor carry Cares, the New South
Speaker 10: Wales Chief Medical Officer.
Speaker 2: And I think to your point, Rita, not enough heads
Speaker 2: or no heads are rolled over COVID and that's what
Speaker 2: we need to see.
Speaker 1: That is what will make the big change.
Speaker 2: But let's talk about the other big abuse of power
Speaker 2: and loss of trust and faith in politicians, and that
Speaker 2: is of course all the revelations around Anthony Albanisi, the
Speaker 2: allegations regarding the Quantus chairman's land. So I'll be talking
Speaker 2: about this fittingly in clown show later in the show.
Speaker 2: But the idea that all the political class have been
Speaker 2: rushing around getting these upgrades, picking up the phone to
Speaker 2: Alan Joyce or whoever it is a I'd like an
Speaker 2: upgrade on my flight to wherever wherever. This has become
Speaker 2: a big scandal, rightly, so, Rita, it.
Speaker 8: Has, and it's again shows you how out of touch
Speaker 8: elitis entitled these politicians have become.
Speaker 7: And someone like Anthony Albanezi, who's.
Speaker 8: Built his entire political brand around I grew up in
Speaker 8: a housing commission flat with my mum and come from
Speaker 8: very humble beginnings. I understand people going through a cost
Speaker 8: of living crisis, a housing crisis.
Speaker 7: Well not really.
Speaker 8: It seems he's accustomed to the finer things in life,
Speaker 8: particularly if someone else is paying and he likes the
Speaker 8: point end of the plane.
Speaker 7: Who doesn't.
Speaker 8: And when you talk about these upgrades, it's not a
Speaker 8: matter of a few hundred dollars. These are significant sums
Speaker 8: of money. When you purchase say one way ticket, say
Speaker 8: Sydney to Hong Kong, Singapore, and you want to send
Speaker 8: at the pointy end, the cost can be ten times
Speaker 8: eight times what it is in economy, So it's a
Speaker 8: huge And when you're talking about personal travel, when you're
Speaker 8: talking about trips with a family and everyone's getting upgraded,
Speaker 8: talking about a lot of money, Well.
Speaker 2: Jason Claire one of our those ministers spoke this morning
Speaker 2: on Sky about this very issue. It appears all the
Speaker 2: politicians are now sudden going oh yeah, oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 1: I remember that upgrade.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 11: That was a personal trip, and that was a situation
Speaker 11: where I had just got out of hospital, I had
Speaker 11: surgery on my leg and yep, I asked for upgrade.
Speaker 11: I was and I was assisted by conas.
Speaker 2: Okay, fair enough, you can discuss that, but it is
Speaker 2: clear that many politicians on all sides of the political
Speaker 2: divide are suddenly looking very closely at their history, their
Speaker 2: flight up everything.
Speaker 8: I was going to mention quantus uses that chairman's lounge
Speaker 8: really as an influenced bying scheme. I'm not saying is
Speaker 8: anything legally wrong with it. They can do what they like,
Speaker 8: but let's not mince words yet. If you're a backbench
Speaker 8: and nobody's heard of, you get access. Every MP has
Speaker 8: access to the chairman's lounge, something that big stars, captains
Speaker 8: of industry unnecessarily guaranteed. They have to be invited personally.
Speaker 8: It's the chairman's lounge, and that is again a big
Speaker 8: just you've got a question when you accept that doesn't
Speaker 8: impact your decision making.
Speaker 2: You're absolutely right to ask that question. We're going to
Speaker 2: go over to London and a second. But the key
Speaker 2: point there, Rita is it smacks of third world corruption.
Speaker 2: This special lounge. Only certain people are allowed in. You
Speaker 2: don't know who's allowed in. You have to be mates
Speaker 2: with so and so to get in. It seeks Yeah,
Speaker 2: it just reeks of kind of third world. Then deals
Speaker 2: are done there, and as Rita says, what decisions are
Speaker 2: made to benefit potentially people like the board of Quantus
Speaker 2: or whatever. We saw the Qatar decision which was made
Speaker 2: and people argue that was that influenced by the chairman's
Speaker 2: lounge favors Grayson, favors system. Who knows. But those are
Speaker 2: the issues again, the abusive power and the lack of
Speaker 2: trust in politicians. Let's go over to London now to
Speaker 2: Matt Goodwin. Always great to see you, Matt.
Speaker 1: The big news coming out of London this morning.
Speaker 2: We've got lots to chat about, but the big news
Speaker 2: is of course that Kemmy Badenock is now the new
Speaker 2: leader of the Tory Party. Kemmy, of course, is famous
Speaker 2: for many many things, most of all famous for having
Speaker 2: worked at the Spectator magazine, that is where Kemy comes from.
Speaker 2: That's her pedigree. So I'm delighted to say she is
Speaker 2: now the leader of the Tory Party. Matt tell us,
Speaker 2: you do you have any thoughts on Kemmy Budknock's elevation.
Speaker 2: What does this mean for the Tories? The Tori is
Speaker 2: going to head back towards a more thatch ripe conservative
Speaker 2: view of politics, which is what she says she is
Speaker 2: or not.
Speaker 12: Well, it's another seismic moment in the history of the
Speaker 12: Conservative Party. Viewers might remember, this is a party that
Speaker 12: almost just got completely wiped out at our general election
Speaker 12: in July. This is historically one of the oldest, most
Speaker 12: successful political parties in the entire history of democracy. So
Speaker 12: this decision about who's going to be leader was an
Speaker 12: enormous one. Now they've settled on Kemmy Badenock. She's seen
Speaker 12: as coming from the right of the party. She's seen
Speaker 12: as being critical of issues like woke ideology. She's seen
Speaker 12: as being somebody who talks in direct terms.
Speaker 13: There is, however, some.
Speaker 12: Uncertainty around Kemmy Baiden not let's put it that way.
Speaker 13: The first thing to say is this leadership election.
Speaker 12: Result was pretty divided there was a split between Badennock
Speaker 12: and her main rival, Robert Jenrick. He took a much
Speaker 12: harder line than Kemmy Baidenock on issues like immigration leaving
Speaker 12: the European Convention on Human Rights. So the Conservative Party
Speaker 12: I think remains pretty split.
Speaker 13: And Kemy's critics.
Speaker 12: Would say, you know, is she hard enough on issues
Speaker 12: like legal migration? You know, is she really going to
Speaker 12: do whatever it takes to regain control of Britain's borders,
Speaker 12: which would involve leaving things like the ECCHR. So yes,
Speaker 12: the Conservative Party have a new leader. But as the
Speaker 12: Conservative Party found the formula for overcoming.
Speaker 13: Its to feed, I think the jury's out on that one.
Speaker 2: Rita.
Speaker 8: I think we've going to grab here of some of
Speaker 8: Kimmy's speeches just gives you an insight into where she
Speaker 8: stands on.
Speaker 7: Key issues.
Speaker 14: I don't think that a culture that things gay people
Speaker 14: should be stoned is as valid as ours. Do not
Speaker 14: want to see teachers teaching their white pupils about white
Speaker 14: privilege and inherited racial guilds. People should not be made
Speaker 14: to feel guilty for questioning levels of immigration, legal or illegal,
Speaker 14: if it is changing the place they know and love.
Speaker 14: If people don't want their tax says to pay for
Speaker 14: foreign criminals to be in our jails or on our streets.
Speaker 15: Those criminals should be removed.
Speaker 14: Our country is not a dormitory for people just here
Speaker 14: to make money, or a hotel for those passing through.
Speaker 14: It is our home and no one else will look
Speaker 14: after it.
Speaker 8: Having a black female leader, I think that being black
Speaker 8: and female is the least interesting things about Keemy. But
Speaker 8: for the left, they are obsessed with identity politics. And
Speaker 8: now you've got the Conservatives led by a black woman
Speaker 8: and labor led by a very privileged, white, heteronormative man.
Speaker 8: How are the left going to cope with this situation?
Speaker 8: Will they just as they often do with people of
Speaker 8: color who are on the conservative side, just to pretend
Speaker 8: that they are not people of color.
Speaker 12: Well, we've already seen the reaction from some labor ministers today.
Speaker 12: We've had Dawn Butler, who is a very renowned radical
Speaker 12: left labor MP, suggests that Kemmy Baidenock is basically white
Speaker 12: supremacy in disguise. Labor labor cannot handle a sort of
Speaker 12: conservative politician from a minority background. They kind of, you know,
Speaker 12: the brains explode, you know, Kemmy Baidenoch is the Conservative
Speaker 12: Party's fourth female leader. The Labor Party have still not
Speaker 12: had a single female leader. But I'm also somewhat skeptical
Speaker 12: about playing the identity politics game. Look that the real
Speaker 12: is this, the black reality is this? The Conservatives have
Speaker 12: to win back about four million voters that went over
Speaker 12: to Nigel Farage and the Reform Party. Now to do that,
Speaker 12: Kemmy Baidennock isn't She doesn't just have to walk the
Speaker 12: walk as you just saw in those those clips.
Speaker 13: Sorry, taught the talk.
Speaker 15: Sorry.
Speaker 12: She also has to deliver on key policies like leaving
Speaker 12: the European conventional and human rights like reforming our human
Speaker 12: rights legislation, like going up against the Blob on a
Speaker 12: lot of big issues that still dominate Westminster. And remember,
Speaker 12: we've just had a big budget here in the UK.
Speaker 12: Australians might not be familiar with this. We just had
Speaker 12: the first big labor budget here in the UK and
Speaker 12: the first thing the Labor government has just done was
Speaker 12: pushed on a tax rate to the highest level on record,
Speaker 12: has gone on a massive borrowing splurge, has doubled down
Speaker 12: on public sector workers, on all of the Labor Party
Speaker 12: insiders while clobbering business with more regulation and tax.
Speaker 13: So the stakes in the UK.
Speaker 12: Right now are very very high, not to mention this
Speaker 12: mass immigration political project that's still being imposed from above.
Speaker 12: So if Kenny gets this right, she'll come out as
Speaker 12: the sort of new Thatcher, you know, a radical Conservative
Speaker 12: figure ready to take on the big consensus in Westminster.
Speaker 12: But look, if she gets this wrong, then the Conservatives
Speaker 12: will continue to bleed votes to Nigel for our and
Speaker 12: the Reform Party. So enormous, an enormous intro for kemmy badeno.
Speaker 2: And just very quickly, Matt before we go, speaking of
Speaker 2: Nigel Farage, the whole issue about the Southport stabbing killer,
Speaker 2: the fact that it appears that Kis Starmer and Labor
Speaker 2: knew that this bloke it was a terrorist. There are
Speaker 2: terrorist aspects to the attacks, but hit it allegedly. So
Speaker 2: what's your take on this, Well.
Speaker 12: I think it's absolutely outrageous, as I've written this week
Speaker 12: in my newsletter, essentially what the political establishment are doing,
Speaker 12: and they've done since the tragic murder of those little
Speaker 12: girls at are Taylor Swift dance class class. They've accused
Speaker 12: voters of misinformation while concealing information from them. What we've
Speaker 12: learned this week is that the accused not only tried
Speaker 12: to produce a biological weapon, namely ricin, but he had
Speaker 12: also downloaded al Qaeda training manuals Now, I'm one of
Speaker 12: the few people in the UK back in August saying
Speaker 12: publicly that this was clearly to do with mass immigration
Speaker 12: and radical Islamism, and nobody wanted to hear it. I mean,
Speaker 12: I was, you know, shouted down by the liberal commentators.
Speaker 12: They said what I said, what was incendury. But what
Speaker 12: we now learn is indeed that that very thing, that
Speaker 12: this is clearly a case. You know, it's ongoing, so
Speaker 12: I have to be careful about what I'm saying here,
Speaker 12: but this has clearly got something to do with radical Islamism,
Speaker 12: and because this guy was the son of Rwandan migrants,
Speaker 12: it is very clearly connected to our much bigger story
Speaker 12: of mass immigration into Britain. We can be realistic about that,
Speaker 12: as I think I am, or we can put our
Speaker 12: heads in the sand and say, well, this isn't anything
Speaker 12: to do with what is transforming British society.
Speaker 13: And that's where I stand the court case. Lastly, Williams
Speaker 13: in January, and.
Speaker 2: That's why you're a true outside of Matt and that's
Speaker 2: why we had you on this show because we also
Speaker 2: joined those dots, as did you.
Speaker 1: And we'll chat again very soon. Thanks so much.
Speaker 2: Always that great to have you here on Outside as
Speaker 2: Matt Good one coming up, Rider's Reality Check in a tick.
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Speaker 7: Was supposed to read out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that performance was about as authentic as Kamala. These
Speaker 8: celebs care so little and know so little that they
Speaker 8: can't even formulate a sentence about why they are endorsing Kamala.
Speaker 8: And when she eventually did get that phone, the speech
Speaker 8: Cardi B gave was full of incoherent nonsense.
Speaker 16: Again, just like Kamala, Shum says he's going to pretent
Speaker 16: women whether they like it or not. Well, if his
Speaker 16: definition of protection is not the freedom of toys.
Speaker 7: You know, the question has.
Speaker 8: To be asked, why do the him so desperately want
Speaker 8: the endorsement of a Cardi B, a woman who.
Speaker 7: Bragged about drugging and robbing men.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's really a BBC article about her drugging and
Speaker 8: robbing men during her days as a stripper. That is
Speaker 8: the start of the Democrats were desperate to have on board.
Speaker 8: You know, I can't even tell you the name of
Speaker 8: Cardi B's biggest song because it's too indecent.
Speaker 7: For network TV.
Speaker 8: But of course it's not just her. The Democrats have
Speaker 8: every miserable malecontent in Hollywood, in the music industry, and
Speaker 8: the entertainment world at large backing them. Here is Robert
Speaker 8: de Niro making.
Speaker 7: An utter fool of himself again.
Speaker 13: We're talking about a piece.
Speaker 8: Of and here is Robert again, or is it Rosio o'donald,
Speaker 8: this time having another Trump inspired meltdown.
Speaker 18: Let's say, on a scale of ten being can't think
Speaker 18: of anything else and may need some additional medication.
Speaker 2: I'm like it at seven. I'm at a seven.
Speaker 18: As we get images and content and you know, fake
Speaker 18: news and trolls and.
Speaker 8: From Russia, Russia, Russia, we're back to that old debunked
Speaker 8: conspiracy theory.
Speaker 7: Really, Rosie. At least Rosie.
Speaker 8: Didn't claim that Donald Trump would break up interracial marriages,
Speaker 8: deport the wives, and remarry the white husbands. No, that
Speaker 8: uniquely insane rant came courtesy of Whoopy Goldberg on the view.
Speaker 2: He's not going to be He's not gonna, you know, say, oh,
Speaker 2: you're with a white guy.
Speaker 19: I'm going to keep you from being deported.
Speaker 9: No, he's going to.
Speaker 20: Port you and put the white guy with someone else.
Speaker 4: The man is out there.
Speaker 8: Then they even got the world's must billionaire Mark Cuban
Speaker 8: insulting conservative women with this absurd, misogynistic comment.
Speaker 21: Donald Trump, you never see him around strong intelligent women.
Speaker 4: Ever.
Speaker 22: It's just that simple.
Speaker 8: That's simple, is it? You want to say that too,
Speaker 8: I don't know. Sarah Hu could be Sanders, Tulsi Gabbard,
Speaker 8: Melania Trump, Kaylee McInerney, Kelly A and Conway.
Speaker 7: The list goes on.
Speaker 8: But while the left spew hate, while they pretend to
Speaker 8: be all about love and tolerance whilst viewing hate, Trump's
Speaker 8: goot the ladies dancing.
Speaker 23: Joe Biden is aslip carmala?
Speaker 15: Is it a dance?
Speaker 21: Party with Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyond.
Speaker 7: Say he Is.
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Speaker 1: Fantastic.
Speaker 2: Well, someone who's been on our Trump journey since Outside
Speaker 2: has begun eight years ago is, of course, Benji Irbi,
Speaker 2: and we're delighted to have Benji on this momentous occasion
Speaker 2: back on outside is where he belongs. Benji, great to
Speaker 2: see you. Been watching you on the other networks in Americas.
Speaker 2: Are well done.
Speaker 1: That career has taken off.
Speaker 2: You're doing some great, great work there. But you were
Speaker 2: at the Madison Square Gardens rally the other day, the
Speaker 2: one that they said was a Nazi rally and all
Speaker 2: this sort of stuff. You were there, you got We've
Speaker 2: got some great pictures we'll put up of you there.
Speaker 1: But tell us about it.
Speaker 2: What's it looking like for Donald Trump from your point
Speaker 2: of view, Benji.
Speaker 22: Well, the rally was great.
Speaker 19: I mean, I'm definitely enjoying my you know, dance party
Speaker 19: with Beyonce, and I mean, I'm having time in my
Speaker 19: life that's like the jam of like this whole thing
Speaker 19: right now, the dance party Beyonce. I love that Donald
Speaker 19: Trump is doing so well with the youth and with TikTok.
Speaker 19: I'm not even on TikTok. I'm forty one. I'm like,
Speaker 19: I'm too over TikTok. But Trump is on there, so
Speaker 19: I mean, I think that's amazing. As far as the rally, Canscerre,
Speaker 19: that was actually my first Trump rally. I've been on
Speaker 19: the Trump train since you know, day one, eight years ago.
Speaker 19: That was my first rally ever. Going to it was
Speaker 19: almost like it was like a small DNC because it
Speaker 19: was more than what we normally see online. We have Trump,
Speaker 19: you know, he does his greatest hits, and we all
Speaker 19: love Trump and the greatest hits, but everybody was there,
Speaker 19: and I didn't know until I got there on the
Speaker 19: line outside that like Elon is going to be there
Speaker 19: in Telsea, Gabbard and Tucker, which is amazing. I'm a
Speaker 19: big fan of Tucker, so it was great. It was
Speaker 19: so much love in the room, twenty thousand people. One
Speaker 19: thing they couldn't say, they couldn't say there was no crowd.
Speaker 19: They couldn't lie about the crowd sizes. I mean it
Speaker 19: was so packed that there there were literally people sitting
Speaker 19: on the stairs, you know, right next right next to me,
Speaker 19: so like there was literally no room for anyone.
Speaker 22: So I'm really glad that that went overwhel It was a.
Speaker 19: Homecoming from myself me being named of New Yorker, and
Speaker 19: also for Donald Trump because you know he's also from
Speaker 19: New York.
Speaker 22: So I have a Republican do an event there.
Speaker 19: The last time I saw a Republican in the Masimon
Speaker 19: Garden was two thousand and four.
Speaker 22: I believe George W. Had his had his convention there.
Speaker 19: But as far as as as as Trump on the
Speaker 19: on the campaign trull, as far as him winning, I
Speaker 19: definitely see that. I see that a lot because of
Speaker 19: black men. Black men like myself black men in certain
Speaker 19: areas and important areas in swing states like here in Philadelphia, Detroit,
Speaker 19: Phoenix as well. We're actually moving the needle for Trump,
Speaker 19: and I'm really happy to see that. I really do
Speaker 19: see a win on Tuesday.
Speaker 8: I'm hearing some accounts that maybe one in two black
Speaker 8: men may vote for Donald Trump, which if you know
Speaker 8: anything about the voting record of Black Americans, they've had
Speaker 8: ninety percent voting Democrats for a long time. It's just
Speaker 8: they've just expected that. So can you see that happening?
Speaker 8: Could you just see one in two black men while
Speaker 8: voting Republicans one and two is high, but it's high,
Speaker 8: It's the highest I've heard.
Speaker 19: But right, but I can see one in four. And
Speaker 19: I'm going to tell you this. I mean, I've actually
Speaker 19: compiled this. Black men are actually sick of the Democrats
Speaker 19: and are voting for Trump for many reasons. One is
Speaker 19: a filion to produced reparations. California exposed Democrats lies on reparations.
Speaker 19: When challenged by a California State Republican and put reparations
Speaker 19: to an actual vote on the floor, they folded because
Speaker 19: they never put a Democrat never planned on doing in
Speaker 19: the first place.
Speaker 22: It was a rules of secure black votes.
Speaker 19: As I said on this program last year, student loans
Speaker 19: also being in that same vein of a lie.
Speaker 22: Also there's legal immigration.
Speaker 19: You know, at the time that Democrats are saying no
Speaker 19: to black people for reparations, black men are watching that
Speaker 19: the Democrats that we vote for are spending billions of
Speaker 19: our tax dollars putting the legals up in four and
Speaker 19: five star hotels in New York City at five hundred
Speaker 19: dollars a night. I mean, we're seeing videos of illegal
Speaker 19: stepping over homeless Black Americans on the street to go
Speaker 19: into these hotels that the black American taxpayer is paying for.
Speaker 19: And American black men who have been complaining forever about
Speaker 19: police battalion over policing, are literally watching the legals get
Speaker 19: away with a murder right in front of us, on
Speaker 19: top of the fact that their presence here is a crime.
Speaker 19: So I say that Democrats had a choice between black
Speaker 19: men and the legals, they chose legals, So we're choosing Trump.
Speaker 19: Also there's the LGBT agenda in school choice. I mean,
Speaker 19: no black man, white man, or any actual man is
Speaker 19: for the Democrats pushing LGBT in trans ideology on children
Speaker 19: but one of the many ways that we get around
Speaker 19: this is school choice, but of course Democrats aren't for that. Also,
Speaker 19: we're tired of pandering, fear tactics, and denial of agency
Speaker 19: because black men, obviously we are men, and like men,
Speaker 19: we are naturally hate being told what to do. So
Speaker 19: when I tell people that I support Trump, people say
Speaker 19: things like, oh, you hate yourself, you hate your mother,
Speaker 19: you're a coon, you want to be white.
Speaker 22: Oh, the police kill you.
Speaker 19: Trump is going to give police community to kill black men,
Speaker 19: which is also not true. But I mean to that,
Speaker 19: I reply, what if I just like Trump's policies better?
Speaker 19: Like what if I'm for lower taxes than the use
Speaker 19: of tariffs to set off our national debt. What if
Speaker 19: I'm for a mass deportation of illegals, as most black
Speaker 19: men are, and the abolishment of birthright citizenship, which most
Speaker 19: black men are for. I'm also for Trump's drill Baby
Speaker 19: drill energy exploration program. I'm for Rfk's whole you know,
Speaker 19: make America healthy, Iganagina to get rid of seed oils
Speaker 19: and carcentergens in our foods.
Speaker 22: I lean libertarians.
Speaker 19: I'm all for Elon Musk and Ron Paul trimming the
Speaker 19: fat at our government agencies. And I like that Trump
Speaker 19: was the only president in the modern era notaut to
Speaker 19: start new war. So why is it that I, as
Speaker 19: a black man, cannot make political decisions based on policy
Speaker 19: logic or my personal financial situation like everybody else does.
Speaker 22: Why is it that I, as a black man, have to.
Speaker 19: Base my entire political calculus on the possibility of me
Speaker 19: being pulled over and killed by a police officer when
Speaker 19: the president and the federal government don't even control the police.
Speaker 19: Police are funded by state and local municipalities. So when
Speaker 19: they say that Trump's going to give police power and
Speaker 19: immunity to kill black people, that's a lie. Like the
Speaker 19: immunity that Trump speaks of is police haveing immunity from
Speaker 19: frivolous civil lawsuits, not criminal charges. So Trump cannot and
Speaker 19: is not going to give police power to kill anyone.
Speaker 19: And when you look further at the cases of like
Speaker 19: George Floyd and Eric Garner and people like that, most
Speaker 19: of those tragedies happen in places where Democrat mayors and
Speaker 19: their appointed police commissioners are in controlled. There's not a
Speaker 19: Republican in sight. So I just feel like, once the
Speaker 19: Democrats once I've realized that Democrats lies.
Speaker 22: I'm just sick of it.
Speaker 19: And I just feel like black men are just not
Speaker 19: valued by Democrats unless we are dead or in address.
Speaker 22: So it's like George Floyd or Billy Porter. There's really
Speaker 22: nothing else left for any black man between.
Speaker 19: So I've said all that to say that Democrats deserve
Speaker 19: every bit of the electoral ass whooping that they're going
Speaker 19: to get on Tuesday, for all their lives and their
Speaker 19: years of the greg and maybe in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 19: once Trump gets his last for off, they can come back.
Speaker 19: Stop the lies, stop the fear pan drink, stop with
Speaker 19: the pleae gonna kill you and the George Floyd stuff,
Speaker 19: and talk to black men like you talk to everybody
Speaker 19: else about finances and taxes and things that actually matter.
Speaker 19: But again, for the black men that are coming over
Speaker 19: to Trump, I really don't see them going back, because
Speaker 19: I always say, want to con servative black he ain't
Speaker 19: never going back.
Speaker 1: Benji, just very quickly before we go, you mentioned a homecoming.
Speaker 2: Now outside of his.
Speaker 1: Viewers know that you were the New York cab driver all.
Speaker 2: Those years ago when we first spoke and you left
Speaker 2: New York. You went first you moved down to I
Speaker 2: think I remember it was North or South Carolina. Then
Speaker 2: you moved further down to Florida.
Speaker 19: Here for a while in Florida, yeah, South during COVID,
Speaker 19: like everybody else who had sense did, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: And now you're back in New York as to go
Speaker 2: to the rally.
Speaker 4: So what was it like?
Speaker 1: What was the atmosphere?
Speaker 2: Like you mentioned, it was a homecoming for Donald Trump
Speaker 2: as well on New York as themselves.
Speaker 1: Is there any chance that we.
Speaker 2: Could see New York flipping to Donald Trump or will
Speaker 2: that remain solidly democratic? What was the vibe for you
Speaker 2: catching up with your old mates and so on.
Speaker 19: Well, I would say that New York has already had
Speaker 19: some flipping, not necessarily the city or the whole state,
Speaker 19: but some of the House seats in the suburbs have
Speaker 19: already flipped toward the Republican. That's why the Republicans have
Speaker 19: the House right now. There was a male race in
Speaker 19: twenty I mean, I sorry, the governor race in twenty
Speaker 19: twenty two where where the Republican I forgot his name.
Speaker 19: His name is Kasey He from Long Island. He actually
Speaker 19: almost won against Kathy Hulkl. He was like five points
Speaker 19: away from it, which is crazy in a state like
Speaker 19: New York. So even though the city probably will never flip,
Speaker 19: there are seats in the suburbs and people who are
Speaker 19: affected by you know, the legals and all the things
Speaker 19: that they've done to our fair New York, I mean
Speaker 19: me and Trump's fair New York. They've taken our hometown
Speaker 19: and turned into God that knows what. But there are
Speaker 19: people in the suburbs who are affected, and they're voting Republican.
Speaker 19: And that's why I had actually have someone even tell
Speaker 19: me today they're actually running a lot of Kamala commercials
Speaker 19: in New York, so they're probably scared of her slipping.
Speaker 19: I don't see New York ever quite going for the Republican,
Speaker 19: but I do see those margins getting slimmer and slimmer
Speaker 19: and slimmers years go on. So maybe in you know,
Speaker 19: three or four election cycles, New York may be a
Speaker 19: would be flipped.
Speaker 1: Benjierby.
Speaker 2: Always great to chat to you, Thanks so much for
Speaker 2: coming on and sharing your thoughts with us, and going
Speaker 2: to be a great day on Tuesday. Looking forward to it, Benjimby,
Speaker 2: there in New York. Fantastic stuff.
Speaker 1: After the break. Lot's more coming up.
Speaker 2: I'm will chats lots more US politics in a tick.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to the program. I'm James Borrow joined back
Speaker 4: in Sydney by Rita and Rowan. But I'm here on
Speaker 4: the southern border of the United States in California, and
Speaker 4: just behind me here you see something that is kryptonite
Speaker 4: to a progressive, to a Democrat, and that is the
Speaker 4: US Mexico border wall. And as you can see, it's
Speaker 4: doing its job pretty well today, but it hasn't always
Speaker 4: because of the border policies of Kippala Harris and Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: So I've been out here talking to some of the
Speaker 4: locals and a local leader who explained just how bad
Speaker 4: it has been with some of those policies. Have a listen, well,
Speaker 4: I'm standing here at the US Mexico border. Behind us
Speaker 4: is the infamous border wall, the border fence. And joining
Speaker 4: me here is County Supervisor with San Diego, Jim Desmond. Jim,
Speaker 4: your city has been on the front line of America's
Speaker 4: border crisis. Is quiet right now because we're going into
Speaker 4: the election and they've done a lot of things to
Speaker 4: turn off the immigration taps. But tell us what this
Speaker 4: seed was like just a few months ago here.
Speaker 17: Well, I mean we'd had right before Title forty two
Speaker 17: was lifted, which was the remain in Mexico order. Right
Speaker 17: before that was lifted, we had in this staging area
Speaker 17: look like thousands of people families from around the world,
Speaker 17: which is waiting.
Speaker 1: To come into the United States.
Speaker 17: They were camped here right up against the fence, and
Speaker 17: so it was kind of it was mayhem here initially,
Speaker 17: and once this title was lifted, Title forty two was
Speaker 17: lifted to allow people to just come into the country
Speaker 17: without having to stay in Mexico waiting for an asylum clearance.
Speaker 4: So tell us about this asylum clearance process. I mean, basically,
Speaker 4: you were saying that all of these migrants, millions of
Speaker 4: them under this administration, come in, they claimed to be
Speaker 4: asylum seekers, and then they're just let go into your community.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 17: And unfortunately, our border patrol agents who've been trying to
Speaker 17: do as best they can with this, but they're overwhelmed.
Speaker 17: They just can't manage and handle the numbers that have
Speaker 17: been coming across, not just in San Diego County, but
Speaker 17: previous lassitation in Texas and Arizona. Although the border states
Speaker 17: and the mass just the number of people coming over
Speaker 17: is overwhelming border patrol agents, so they can't properly vet them.
Speaker 17: And they asked for asylum, they get process a little bit,
Speaker 17: they're being processed, and then four or five years later
Speaker 17: they're given a date to come in for an asylum hearing.
Speaker 4: And in the meantime they are given welfare, they're given
Speaker 4: a there's NGOs that are encouraging them, and they're coming
Speaker 4: to the sanctuary cities and sanctuary states like California, where
Speaker 4: the law essentially can't be enforced.
Speaker 22: Is that right, That's exactly right here.
Speaker 17: The California is a sanctuary state, which means many things,
Speaker 17: but one of the biggest things is law enforcement. Local
Speaker 17: law enforcement cannot enforce immigration law. So even if you're
Speaker 17: pulled over in your car for a speeding ticket or
Speaker 17: something like that, or a drunk driving, law enforcement can't
Speaker 17: ask for your immigration status.
Speaker 4: And so here in that's one of them California does.
Speaker 1: California also offers.
Speaker 17: Free medical, free medical for people that are here illegally.
Speaker 1: In San Diego.
Speaker 17: County, we are paying for attorneys for people that are
Speaker 17: here illegally if they're being deported, So you know, Unfortunately,
Speaker 17: California has been laying out the red carpet, which is
Speaker 17: one of the reasons I think San Diego County has
Speaker 17: the one has been one of the number one spots
Speaker 17: for people to come across illegally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so with all this, so this is a
Speaker 4: huge overwhelming burden on local budget. It must be. I mean,
Speaker 4: what's going on with health budget, schools. All of this
Speaker 4: money is going to the assylum secrets. They're not going
Speaker 4: to Americans. Is there a resentment about that?
Speaker 17: Well, there certainly is, because the county itself we had
Speaker 17: spent about six million dollars for a sort of a
Speaker 17: migrant receiving station, you know, to have everybody come to
Speaker 17: one spot, and then basically we became their travel agents,
Speaker 17: and we were paying for that and it came to
Speaker 17: like a million and a.
Speaker 2: Half a month, and we just couldn't sustain that.
Speaker 17: I mean, that was money that we could have spent
Speaker 17: on roads, on bridges, on parks, local infrastructure or things
Speaker 17: here for American citizens, but instead we were spending it
Speaker 17: on illegal migrants coming here and then being their travel age.
Speaker 4: And now with the focus on the election coming up,
Speaker 4: you say that there's been a big effort by the
Speaker 4: FEDS to take the miners who are here and just
Speaker 4: ship them out under the cover of darkness elsewhere.
Speaker 17: What's happening with Well, in June of this year, the
Speaker 17: election year, they stop dropping off people into into the
Speaker 17: streets of San Diego, the people that were over the capacity,
Speaker 17: over their capacity. They stopped those drop offs in June,
Speaker 17: and to me that was because of the election coming up.
Speaker 17: And so now what they're doing because we are still
Speaker 17: over capacity at the San Diego sector, we still aren't
Speaker 17: hitting more people than our border patrol agents can manage,
Speaker 17: and instead of dropping them in the streets, which we
Speaker 17: heard they may were gonna they might have been starting
Speaker 17: up about two or three weeks ago, but then it
Speaker 17: never happened. What we found out is they're busing people
Speaker 17: to Yuma, Arizona, UH about three buses a day to Uma, Arizona,
Speaker 17: which is right on the California Arizona border. And they're
Speaker 17: also flying out at least one flight a day to Texas,
Speaker 17: to Laredo, Texas, to McCallan, Texas, to other places in Texas.
Speaker 17: So they're shipping them out sort of an undercover without
Speaker 17: you know, being having the public notice.
Speaker 4: Of these street drop offs, right, And so you know
Speaker 4: there's a real problem here too, because you don't really
Speaker 4: know who's coming into your community. America doesn't know who's
Speaker 4: coming in. What I undersaid is they just basically take
Speaker 4: a fingerprints and basically let you go. But we've had
Speaker 4: so many reports of people on terraced watch lists who
Speaker 4: have made it into the country. The other day, there
Speaker 4: was a horrible case in Chicago where somebody who came
Speaker 4: in through this very sector shot an Orthodox Jew and
Speaker 4: got into a firefight with police. Allegedly. This is having
Speaker 4: real consequences across the country.
Speaker 17: Oh absolutely, And because of the numbers that are coming
Speaker 17: through and the border patrol agents just don't.
Speaker 1: Have the time to properly vet people.
Speaker 17: And unfortunately, the smugglers and the people coming across the
Speaker 17: border know this is suit Within two feet of the
Speaker 17: holes in the fence. Along this border, we have seen
Speaker 17: piles of ripped up documentation, ripped up passports and other
Speaker 17: types of documentation that would show where somebody came from.
Speaker 17: So people are coming across our border, we have no
Speaker 17: idea what country they're from, or if the country they're
Speaker 17: telling us they're from.
Speaker 4: Is the truth or not. We just don't have the
Speaker 4: proper we're not vetting them properly. So it's a real
Speaker 4: security risk. It absolutely is.
Speaker 17: And we've had, like through the Sandy border sector, over
Speaker 17: thirty thousand people from China coming coming through. And we've
Speaker 17: had you know, you mentioned people on the watch list
Speaker 17: and terrorists Watchwit's coming through and.
Speaker 4: We don't find out about it until after the fact.
Speaker 17: And we don't have the databases of all these countries
Speaker 17: to do any sort of a background check. So I
Speaker 17: really think, you know, we want immigration, we want people
Speaker 17: to come here, but we need to do it with dignity,
Speaker 17: we need to do it in.
Speaker 4: A safe manner. But we're vetting people.
Speaker 1: We keep let the good people.
Speaker 4: What what Donald Trump keeps saying is, you know, we
Speaker 4: need a lot of miems to this country to keep
Speaker 4: things going, but we want them here legally.
Speaker 17: Yes, And I think the vast, vast majority both sides
Speaker 17: of the Aisle want this fixed, and we'll want a
Speaker 17: legal process so that we can be safe, because if
Speaker 17: we don't know who's here and how many.
Speaker 22: At nine to eleven, it only was a couple.
Speaker 17: Of dozen people that pulled that off at nine to eleven,
Speaker 17: and how many. And we get that just coming across,
Speaker 17: landing on our boats every week, on our shores and
Speaker 17: just walking into the communities. Those people are totally and
Speaker 17: don't have any contact with Border patrol and we have
Speaker 17: no idea who they are or where they are.
Speaker 4: Scary stuff. Thanks much, James, Thank you.
Speaker 1: And we'll chat to James again later in the show. Rita.
Speaker 1: This story.
Speaker 2: You know, we've talked about the whole thing of Welcome
Speaker 2: to countries, the Aboriginal flag, which now seems to be,
Speaker 2: if not more common than the Australian flag, certainly up
Speaker 2: there as often as the national flag of Australia is.
Speaker 2: But this story from the Yamber Surf Club. The Yamber
Speaker 2: Surf Club Rita are being told they have to pay
Speaker 2: two thousand dollars to the Yagel traditional owners to access
Speaker 2: the beach. A small town surf club was forced by
Speaker 2: an Indigenous corporation to pay two thousand dollars for the
Speaker 2: right to stage surf events on a public beach. This
Speaker 2: is all due to native title and now the traditional
Speaker 2: owners have turned around and gone on no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we just meant you've got to pay us the money
Speaker 2: so we can do welcome to country ceremonies. Well, here
Speaker 2: is my solution, guys. How about we scrap the welcome
Speaker 2: to country ceremonies then nobody has to pay any money.
Speaker 2: Then people can go down to the beach, have a
Speaker 2: serf cook up some snags, have a couple of beers,
Speaker 2: live the Australian lifestyle on the beach as has always
Speaker 2: been attended, rather than having to pay money for a
Speaker 2: welcome to country to the country that they already belong to.
Speaker 2: How about that, guys, reader, what do you reckon to
Speaker 2: my weird and wacky solution.
Speaker 7: To this seems to have some logic to it.
Speaker 8: Rowan, I think you may be right there. I mean,
Speaker 8: this is a struggling little town surf club. They want
Speaker 8: to have a Nippers tournament and to have to fundraise
Speaker 8: to pay an aberatal corporation for welcome to countries that
Speaker 8: they may or may not even want. It seems just
Speaker 8: egregious to be demanding a surf club pay money to
Speaker 8: access the beach. Let's not forget a surf club. It's
Speaker 8: a public service. They're out there protecting swimmers, making sure
Speaker 8: nobody drowns. I mean, really, you want to be penalizing
Speaker 8: them with access to beach fees. I mean, it is crazy,
Speaker 8: but this is what really became. Oh it's always been there,
Speaker 8: but during the referendum we finally started talking about these
Speaker 8: sort of issues and it's finally started being reported on
Speaker 8: and there's pushback now people are saying we voted no,
Speaker 8: and yet this industry, this division is continuing.
Speaker 2: Well, I would say to the people of Yamber and
Speaker 2: that beach up there, you go and you tell a
Speaker 2: local mob that the only smoking ceremonies on your beach
Speaker 2: will be the burnt snags at sunset, that's it.
Speaker 1: Seriously.
Speaker 2: Marshall Langton told us during the Voice referendum that if
Speaker 2: we voted noted the Voice, she wouldn't bother doing any more.
Speaker 2: Welcome to country seremons. We took her out a word.
Speaker 2: We don't need these divisive, these racist ceremonies being performed,
Speaker 2: which is alienates communities and it's time that the Australian
Speaker 2: people said sorry, we are not partaking in this racist,
Speaker 2: left wing nonsense. It has to stop. This is the
Speaker 2: result of Native Title and labor pushing this agenda for
Speaker 2: so long. Ordinary Australians, and that includes Indigenous Australians who
Speaker 2: loathe this stuff as well. Have got to stand up
Speaker 2: and say no, thanks, we have them loaded.
Speaker 8: This is again, this is something that we've got to
Speaker 8: acknowledge that it's not something that every Indigenous Australian imbraces
Speaker 8: and pushes many of them absolutely.
Speaker 2: After the break, we'll speak to senior Trump adviser Christian
Speaker 2: Whitten in a tick. Hello, you're watching Outsiders with Rita
Speaker 2: Strong Woman of Persia, Panahee, James Junket Morrow, and myself,
Speaker 2: Rowan Garbo Dean.
Speaker 1: What a week.
Speaker 2: Despite all the crazy shenanigans, Donald Trump is on track
Speaker 2: to win back the White House. In my humble opinion,
Speaker 2: all elections have their mad camp moments, but this week
Speaker 2: began with the single two most idiotic and revealing events.
Speaker 2: The Democrats accused Trump of holding a Nazi rally because
Speaker 2: he held his rally at the same place some idiot
Speaker 2: Nats has held a rally way back in nineteen thirty nine,
Speaker 2: namely Madison Square Gardens, probably the most famous entertainment venue
Speaker 2: in the world, where every well known Nazi rock and
Speaker 2: roller you know, Elton John, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Oh,
Speaker 2: They've all played there, as as well as other well
Speaker 2: known Nazi presidential candidates like Jimmy Carter, George Bush, and
Speaker 2: Bill Clinton naval all held their rallies there.
Speaker 1: What a joke.
Speaker 2: The stupidity then went off the meter when some comedian
Speaker 2: cracked a couple of lame jokes about Puerto Ricans. But
Speaker 2: just as the Democrats were frotting at the mouth, convinced
Speaker 2: that this would spell the end of Donald Trump, as
Speaker 2: irate perto Rican's rushed to embrace Kamala Harris, Joe Biden
Speaker 2: stepped in right on Q.
Speaker 24: Just the other day, a speaker at Israeli called Puerto
Speaker 24: Rico a floating island garbage.
Speaker 22: Well, let me tell you some.
Speaker 24: I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know, or
Speaker 24: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
Speaker 24: They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
Speaker 24: floating out there is your supporters.
Speaker 2: The only garbage I see floating out there are his, ie,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's supporters.
Speaker 1: Oops.
Speaker 25: I want to address the comment that Joe Biden made
Speaker 25: yesterday last night that said the supporters of Donald Trump
Speaker 25: US or garbage or garbage.
Speaker 2: Realizing that Joe Biden had insulted probably more than half
Speaker 2: the country in a moment reminiscence of Hillary's deplorable comments
Speaker 2: back in twenty sixteen. The Democrats quickly tried to reinterpret
Speaker 2: Biden's unfortunate words blaming of all things an apostrophe as stutter.
Speaker 26: Joe Biden has never been a big arena speaker. He's
Speaker 26: never been the most fluid speaker. And by the way,
Speaker 26: as someone who had a starter growing up, it's very
Speaker 26: obvious to me, there's an apostrophe at the end of supporters.
Speaker 27: There.
Speaker 26: He was referring to the garbage viewed by supporters, not
Speaker 26: simply the supporters themselves.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, thanks mate.
Speaker 2: Well we'll keep that one in mind, the stutter and
Speaker 2: the apostrophe. But the damage was done. And if you
Speaker 2: thought last week's McDonald's stunt was Trump at his finest,
Speaker 2: as did I, well he went even one better. Yes,
Speaker 2: garbers and garbage trucks and garbage men suddenly became all
Speaker 2: the rage on social media, and Donald Trump picked up
Speaker 2: on it immediately and turned it in to and if
Speaker 2: he launched the official Trump garbage truck, and he spoke
Speaker 2: to reporters about Joe Biden's unfortunate remarks from the front
Speaker 2: of the garbage truck dressed as a garbage man.
Speaker 4: To make that statement.
Speaker 2: It's really distressed, amazing stuff, and his usual Trump struck
Speaker 2: a chord with his followers.
Speaker 28: And if being a patriot is what they're calling garbage
Speaker 28: these days, then yeah, I am garbage because I'm going
Speaker 28: to show up to the polls wearing a garbage bag
Speaker 28: to show you what else white trash can do. And
Speaker 28: they're going to rename election Day garbage Day because we're
Speaker 28: going to be taken out to trash.
Speaker 2: As I said last week, Donald Trump is not only
Speaker 2: a master marketing man, but he's the real deal.
Speaker 1: And his supporters know that there's nothing fake about him.
Speaker 1: Just have a listen to Donald Trump decades ago as
Speaker 1: a young man.
Speaker 23: The fact is, I go down the streets of New
Speaker 23: York and the people that really like me are the
Speaker 23: taxi drivers and the workers, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 4: I mean, I really get.
Speaker 22: Why are you a Republican? I have no idea.
Speaker 23: I mean I have a Republican because I just believe
Speaker 23: in certain principles of the Republican Party.
Speaker 2: And Donald Trump's never won to let go of a
Speaker 2: great gag. So Trump then turned up at his next rally,
Speaker 2: still in his garbo man's outfit, where true to form,
Speaker 2: he told the funny and self deprecating story anybody who
Speaker 2: says Donald Trump is a narcissist is a fool. His
Speaker 2: deprecating comedy is superb. Have a listened to this about
Speaker 2: the garbo man's stunt.
Speaker 23: I'm in this beautiful plane, I'm enjoying myself, have a
Speaker 23: wonderful suit on.
Speaker 20: And one of my people came.
Speaker 23: In and said, sir, you know, the word garbage is
Speaker 23: the hottest thing right now, the oddest thing out there.
Speaker 20: Sir, would you like to drive a garbage truck?
Speaker 29: Now?
Speaker 20: We're about, you know, thirty minutes from landing. We had
Speaker 20: to do this pretty quickly.
Speaker 23: I said, it's sort of cool, though, isn't it, because
Speaker 23: you know and I said, you know, I think that's okay,
Speaker 23: But you know, I don't feel comfortable wearing a suit.
Speaker 20: And they pulled up this garbage truck. I don't know
Speaker 20: how the hell they did it so fast. I have
Speaker 20: very capable people. They put a big sign on the truck.
Speaker 20: Did you see it? I think they showed it. So
Speaker 20: look so the stair, the first stair is like up here,
Speaker 20: I'm sick, so so I had the adrenaline going and
Speaker 20: I made it. We drove about two feet. I got
Speaker 20: into the play and then I got in the.
Speaker 23: Car and I'm driving over here and I have this
Speaker 23: still long and I come into the arena and I say,
Speaker 23: where's my jacket?
Speaker 20: I want to get out of this stage.
Speaker 23: And they said it would be unbelievable if you could
Speaker 23: wear it on stage.
Speaker 20: I said, I got twenty five thousand people standing outside.
Speaker 23: I got all these people here. There's no way I'm
Speaker 23: wearing it on stage. They said, oh, okay, sir, I said,
Speaker 23: get me my jacket.
Speaker 20: But if you did, you know it actually makes you
Speaker 20: look thinner. I said, cool, and they got me. I said,
Speaker 20: I want to wear it on stage. When they said
Speaker 20: I looked thinner, I said, in that case, I'll wear it.
Speaker 2: I say, as I said, the real deal.
Speaker 1: That's a politician with the common touch.
Speaker 2: And all your Trump TDS haters out there, particularly the conservatives,
Speaker 2: you could look and learn from a.
Speaker 1: Man like that elsewhere.
Speaker 2: The Gabo memes were running hot and fast and furious
Speaker 2: on social media, but one of my favorites was this
Speaker 2: Megan Kelly, who promptly dressed the self in a stunning
Speaker 2: outfit made out of garbage bags. And I'm sorry, but
Speaker 2: I did have to laugh at this one too. Yes,
Speaker 2: that was of course our no lady in carta, And
Speaker 2: of course the garbage bag idea took off.
Speaker 21: Dance party would be at saying dance party would beat
Speaker 21: saying dance body would be id say dance body would
Speaker 21: be at saying.
Speaker 2: REACHA and I were going to wear and dancing our
Speaker 2: garbage bag outfits this morning, but readA Why didn't Why
Speaker 2: didn't we? No, you're not putting me in.
Speaker 7: A garbage bag?
Speaker 2: Maybe you never know, But anyway, insulting Trump supporters as
Speaker 2: Nazis and then as human garbage was only the beginning.
Speaker 2: A billionaire celebrity and strong Democrats supporter called Mark Cuban
Speaker 2: decided to add insults to injury literally by insulting all
Speaker 2: Trump supporting women.
Speaker 20: Donald Trump, you never see him around strong intelligent women.
Speaker 2: Ever, and that of course led to outrage from you
Speaker 2: guessed it, strong intelligent Trump supporting women.
Speaker 15: I'm insulted.
Speaker 1: I'm actually massively offended.
Speaker 15: How dare you accuse me of not being strong and intelligent?
Speaker 13: He says, there's no strong intelligent women surrounding Trump. I
Speaker 13: guess you haven't met me yet, buddy.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 6: First off, that's obviously wildly unintelligent.
Speaker 15: He surrounds himself with strong women like me.
Speaker 2: So, Mark Cuban, you can go to hell.
Speaker 4: This desperate attack on Trump from the left is as
Speaker 4: ridiculous and outright ignorant as it is fault and just
Speaker 4: a hunch.
Speaker 20: But I've been on an election day.
Speaker 15: Strong smart women will remember.
Speaker 21: Cuban's words are mean, sad, and misogynistic, and the left
Speaker 21: can't even define what a woman is.
Speaker 6: We're not deplorables, we're not Nazis, we're not garbage, and
Speaker 6: we're not dumb.
Speaker 2: We are patriots.
Speaker 6: My name is Carrie Lake, and I'm a strong, intelligent
Speaker 6: woman and I support President Donald Trump.
Speaker 30: Mark Cuban just said that he's never seen President Donald
Speaker 30: Trump around strong and intelligent women. Well game on, buddy,
Speaker 30: I'll take you on any day in a debate or
Speaker 30: maybe even arm wrestling, sir.
Speaker 2: He certainly galvanized the strong women Trump supporting vote, but
Speaker 2: the best of the lot was swimmer Riley Gaines.
Speaker 31: So, if you are a healthcare provider, if you are
Speaker 31: a school teacher, if you are a US military member,
Speaker 31: and you are a woman and a Trump supporter, then
Speaker 31: to Mark Cuban, you are stupid and weak. If this
Speaker 31: woman right here, Tulca Gabbert, a lieutenant colonel in the
Speaker 31: US Army, If this is not a strong intelligent woman,
Speaker 31: then what is actually I already know Mark Cuban's answer.
Speaker 31: This is who Mark Cuban believes to be a strong
Speaker 31: intell woman.
Speaker 1: Brilliant touche.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, let's check in how those strong intelligent Trump hating
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris supporting members of the fairer sex are well faring.
Speaker 29: I hate you, you fucking orange pumpkin Huges company me.
Speaker 29: We're the most important people in my mind. Donald Trump,
Speaker 29: I hate you. You will never be president.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yes, apparently that deeply rational and sane human being
Speaker 2: just found out that her father is voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: And that is because more and more saying everyday former
Speaker 2: Democrats are indeed switching their long held loyalties and have
Speaker 2: now chosen to vote, many for the first time, for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: As I suspect with this young man, were he old enough?
Speaker 20: Happy?
Speaker 7: Elloween?
Speaker 29: Everybody?
Speaker 27: I love it.
Speaker 22: We're gonna have a him.
Speaker 3: Amazing how I mean, we're going to make a lot
Speaker 3: of canny, more canny.
Speaker 1: Than ever before.
Speaker 2: So terrified other Democrats of the number of people swapping
Speaker 2: to Trump that they've actually put out an ad voiced
Speaker 2: by actress Julia Roberts. I won't plaid to you, but
Speaker 2: that she tells wives to lie to their husbands and
Speaker 2: secretly vote for Kamala. I mean, seriously charming. So much
Speaker 2: for family values from the Democrats. Meanwhile, we're already hearing
Speaker 2: reports from all over social media about anomalies and bizarre
Speaker 2: goings on with ballot harvesting and voting machines.
Speaker 1: I don't know the story behind this next clip.
Speaker 2: I hope it's fake news. Perhaps it's just a technical glitch,
Speaker 2: but it does appear to show a voting machine which
Speaker 2: won't accept a vote for Trump, which does accept the
Speaker 2: vote for Harris.
Speaker 1: Who knows, let's take a look. And then there was this.
Speaker 32: Passwords for Colorado's voting systems were posted online for anyone
Speaker 32: to see for months if you knew.
Speaker 4: Where to look.
Speaker 32: Democratic Secretary of State Jenna Griswold's office apparently posted them
Speaker 32: online by accident. Griswold's office found out last Thursday, and
Speaker 32: had not told the county clerks who actually run elections.
Speaker 32: Then the Colorado Republican Party went public today demanding that
Speaker 32: Griswold secure those voting machines.
Speaker 2: Grizzol being a Democrat, of course, and not to mention this.
Speaker 17: Lankster County detectives began investigating the voter registration applications and
Speaker 17: immediately found applications that were indeed fraudulent.
Speaker 2: The biggest fear of Trump supporter is is that this
Speaker 2: will not be a fair and honest election. We shall see. Personally,
Speaker 2: I believe the Trump landslide will be big enough to
Speaker 2: overcome any or all malfhaisans with a bit of help
Speaker 2: from above.
Speaker 1: Who knows what would the village peoples.
Speaker 2: We're joined by former senior Trump advisor Christian written live
Speaker 2: from Colorado.
Speaker 1: Christian, great to see you, mate. Okay, so tell us
Speaker 1: where we are up to.
Speaker 2: Am I overly optimistic suggesting a Trump landslide? Christian? Are
Speaker 2: you going to try and put some more sobering thoughts
Speaker 2: into our viewers' heads?
Speaker 33: I think you're right as far as a landside in
Speaker 33: the electoral College. It looks like you know you have
Speaker 33: all of these blue leaning toss up states as I
Speaker 33: would call them, Pennsylvania, Michigan, in Wisconsin, where he's tied
Speaker 33: or ahead or behind by one. I think if you
Speaker 33: carry one, if you carry Pennsylvania, you're probably going to
Speaker 33: carry them all.
Speaker 15: You only need one.
Speaker 33: Kawala Harris would have to win all three of those
Speaker 33: to win the presidency. Trump just one as long as
Speaker 33: he holds Republican leading swing states Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona.
Speaker 33: And it looks like he's going to He's ahead in
Speaker 33: all the polls there, and Trump usually does better than
Speaker 33: the polls. So yes, I do think it's going to
Speaker 33: be an electoral college landslide as far as the actual
Speaker 33: popular vote, now that of course doesn't matter because this
Speaker 33: is an election of fifty states.
Speaker 22: It's not a national vote.
Speaker 33: But it is nice to win that to have a
Speaker 33: political mandate. And it does look like again, Trump is
Speaker 33: positioned to be the first Republican since twenty oh four
Speaker 33: to win a plurality or majority of that vote.
Speaker 15: It's not certain, it's not essential.
Speaker 33: The Republicans don't spend a lot of time campaigning in
Speaker 33: high population votes like California, New York, and Illinois because
Speaker 33: they can't win there.
Speaker 15: But it would be nice. So I think it's in
Speaker 15: a good position.
Speaker 33: Also, setting aside the polls for a lot of the
Speaker 33: reasons you just demonstrated in those clips, the Democrats are
Speaker 33: not closing strong. They are on the defensive, and Trump
Speaker 33: is closing strong.
Speaker 8: DA Well, yes he is, and he's got quite a
Speaker 8: coalition that is built up Robert F. Kennedy Junior, Telsey Gabbard,
Speaker 8: Elon Muska, and then on the Democrats.
Speaker 2: You see.
Speaker 7: I don't know, Liz Cheney, it's not that exciting.
Speaker 8: What sort of an administration are we going to see
Speaker 8: from Donald Trump? What has he learned from that first
Speaker 8: term where he was just had so many obstacles in
Speaker 8: his way, and he did make some poor choices with personnel.
Speaker 33: He did, indeed, and he actually has admitted that himself.
Speaker 33: A lot of people around him have felt that way.
Speaker 33: Donald Trump doesn't like necessarily to admit mistakes, but in
Speaker 33: his podcast, in his Long Two Hours with Joe Rogan,
Speaker 33: the most popular podcasting podcaster in the US, he admitted
Speaker 33: that he had made mistakes. I think he put too
Speaker 33: much faith in generals, thinking that they would be good
Speaker 33: at executing at the senior levels. That he's actually a
Speaker 33: branch that that proved not to be the case with
Speaker 33: current formal generals, and he had one as chief of staff,
Speaker 33: he had one as Secretary of Defense. They were horrible,
Speaker 33: and so they've gotten religion. There is a problem though.
Speaker 33: I mean, they've run a fairly tightly knit, insular campaign,
Speaker 33: which is what you'd expect.
Speaker 15: They don't trust a lot of people.
Speaker 33: They know that there are plenty of swamp critters who
Speaker 33: will pretend to like Donald Trump and then get into
Speaker 33: office and either work against similar just hold office.
Speaker 15: For the sake of holding office.
Speaker 33: The problem is is you have four thousand political appointees
Speaker 33: to a point, about half of those actually matter. And
Speaker 33: you know, okay, we're a country of three hundred and
Speaker 33: thirty million people. It shouldn't be that hard to find
Speaker 33: people who are qualified to fill those jobs.
Speaker 15: But it actually is. You need a network, so they're
Speaker 15: going slowly.
Speaker 33: They don't have, I don't think a huge rolodex of
Speaker 33: people who are ready to just rush into these jobs.
Speaker 33: So I think I would expect some chaos. I would expect,
Speaker 33: frankly if it's take a not a long time to
Speaker 33: get a cabinet in place. But when you talk about
Speaker 33: deputy secretaries and under secretaries in assistant sectcretaries, all of
Speaker 33: whom need Senate confirmation. You might be talking about the
Speaker 33: end of next year before an administration is fully in place. Luckily,
Speaker 33: you know, when you get that core team and cabinet
Speaker 33: in place and you can appoint people to White House
Speaker 33: positions without the Senate's approval, you can start turning turning
Speaker 33: things around with the government.
Speaker 2: But Christian it seems like, uh, you know, Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: Vivek Ramaswami, Robert Kennedy Junior tell see Gabbat. I mean
Speaker 2: this is putting together a super group of the Beatles
Speaker 2: and the Rolling Stones, isn't that? I mean this is
Speaker 2: this is a seriously good administration if he can pull
Speaker 2: it off.
Speaker 33: It is I'm always a little worried because businessmen like
Speaker 33: Musk don't quite realize.
Speaker 15: Uh, although I think Musk has.
Speaker 1: Come around and understands.
Speaker 33: You know, they come in and they think that you
Speaker 33: can fire and move and motivate people as you can
Speaker 33: in the private sector, and that's not the case.
Speaker 1: It's hard.
Speaker 33: You can you can strip civil servants of their portfolios
Speaker 33: and move them around, but he can't actually fire them.
Speaker 33: There is this idea that Trump will create something called
Speaker 33: schedule Left and all these career bureaucrats will have to
Speaker 33: sort of choose a side or be vetted politically. That
Speaker 33: will have difficulty, I think, prevailing in court. But if
Speaker 33: you have a president and someone who's high profiles Musk
Speaker 33: who just doesn't give a damn. You know, Joe Biden
Speaker 33: now has built in our budgets so they have every
Speaker 33: year two trillion dollar deficits despite the lack of a
Speaker 33: national emergency.
Speaker 15: Must think she can cut that out and that would
Speaker 15: be a big deal.
Speaker 33: So you know, this is the best chance we've had
Speaker 33: in sort of a generation since Reagan was elected, of
Speaker 33: actually trimming the executive branch.
Speaker 8: It is such a consequential election, not just for America,
Speaker 8: for the world. If this can happen, I think is
Speaker 8: going to change so much for how we perceive governments
Speaker 8: and bureaucracy, how.
Speaker 7: We do things.
Speaker 8: But he's facing just this media campaign, and also Kamala
Speaker 8: has got all the money. Last month, she outspent Trump
Speaker 8: three to one, in fact a being more than three
Speaker 8: to one. Is that going to be a factor. All
Speaker 8: that money being spent on advertising must be having an impact.
Speaker 15: I think it has.
Speaker 1: Money makes a difference. It motivates people to vote.
Speaker 33: You get floods of mail before a campaign, lower information.
Speaker 22: Voters may may respond to that.
Speaker 33: If you get ten postcards and things jammed in your
Speaker 33: mailbox about a candidate and nothing from the Republican then
Speaker 33: it does make a difference.
Speaker 15: Phone calls, annoying text messages and.
Speaker 4: All of that.
Speaker 15: That's probably why this election is close.
Speaker 33: I mean, realistically, Kamala should be five to ten points
Speaker 33: behind Donald Trump and is in fact closer. But you know,
Speaker 33: if Trump gets through this, he can say that he
Speaker 33: beat Wall Street, he beat the big Bunny, he beat
Speaker 33: big Tech, and he beat the media.
Speaker 15: And I think you will you know I've lost.
Speaker 33: There are conservatives who sort of have this Marxist view
Speaker 33: that everything will work out in historical inevitability and that
Speaker 33: masses of people will accomplish things, when in fact you
Speaker 33: have to have have individuals do things. And so America
Speaker 33: does not have the media that it deserves. We need
Speaker 33: a different and better media. I think you're seeing this.
Speaker 33: People trust out comedians and podcasters more than the three
Speaker 33: incumbent networks that are left over. I would like for
Speaker 33: the market to cure that. I hope Trump comes in
Speaker 33: and defunds government broadcasting like PBS and NPR, which is
Speaker 33: jokingly called Nicaraguan Public Radio.
Speaker 15: But we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 2: Absolutely we need to do the same thing here, Christian.
Speaker 2: We need to get rid of our ABC public broadcaster
Speaker 2: for exactly the same reasons. Great to chat to you,
Speaker 2: and we'll chat again soon. Big a few days coming up,
Speaker 2: so we can't wait to chat to you against So
Speaker 2: thanks so much. That's Christian witting there on Outsiders.
Speaker 13: We'll be back in eighteen.
Speaker 4: Hello, you're watching Outsiders and me James Morrow, live from
Speaker 4: the US Mexico border, joined as always with my colleagues
Speaker 4: back in Sydney rowing a real Dean and Rita border
Speaker 4: patrol panahee. And in a moment, I'm going to explain
Speaker 4: the Democrats Plan B, otherwise known as undermining democracy in
Speaker 4: order to save democracy in the event too many voters
Speaker 4: next week cast their votes for Donald Trump. But before
Speaker 4: we get to that, I've got some more breaking news
Speaker 4: about Kamala Harris and how far she will go to
Speaker 4: pander to the Latino vote. And you know, I didn't
Speaker 4: even believe this. You're not going to believe this either.
Speaker 4: So we all know Kamala has been slipping in the
Speaker 4: polls with Latino voters. What else is new, but check
Speaker 4: this out. What you're seeing on your screen is a
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris rally in Arizona from just a couple of
Speaker 4: nights ago, featuring the Mexican band Los t Grace del Norte,
Speaker 4: which all sounds perfectly fine until you realize that Los
Speaker 4: Ti Grace del Norte is a band that is most
Speaker 4: famous for seeing what are known as not of course,
Speaker 4: corridors or ballads that celebrate the lives and careers of
Speaker 4: drug smugglers and drug cartel kingpin like the Hit that
Speaker 4: Got Them started a song called hefedel Hefes or Chief
Speaker 4: of Chiefs, which celebrates the life and exploits of one
Speaker 4: Miguel aljl Felix Gallardo. Now who is he, you may ask?
Speaker 4: Guyarta was a Mexican drug kingpin known as the Boss
Speaker 4: of Bosses, the Hefedel Hefes and one of the founders
Speaker 4: of the violent Guadalajara Cautel, which controlled much of the
Speaker 4: drug trafficking in Mexico and the corridors along the Mexico
Speaker 4: United States border. In the nineteen eighties. Now, Guyardo's career
Speaker 4: came to an end when he was sentenced to forty
Speaker 4: years in a federal prison here in the United States
Speaker 4: after he was involved in the kidnapping, torture, and murder
Speaker 4: of Enrique Kick Camarena Salazar, who himself was a Mexican
Speaker 4: American dee A agent. Pretty shocking stuff. And I don't
Speaker 4: know about you, but to me, I think that using
Speaker 4: a band that glorifies the killers and drug dealers and
Speaker 4: murderers seems like an odd flex for anyone who is
Speaker 4: wanting to be president, to say nothing of someone like
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris, who, for whatever reason, is running on her
Speaker 4: fairly shoddy record as a prosecutor to claim that she'd
Speaker 4: be a tough on crime chief executive. And you know what,
Speaker 4: it's not just me just thinks that, in fact, their
Speaker 4: songs glorifying drug traffickers are so offensive that they have
Speaker 4: been banned from being played in Mexico City on order
Speaker 4: of the local government. But at a Kamala rally, well,
Speaker 4: I gotta say, if they passionizingly think that associating Latinos
Speaker 4: with drug smugglers is going to win them a vote, well,
Speaker 4: that's pretty bizarre to me personally, I think Hispanic voters
Speaker 4: are a little clueier than this and won't be bought
Speaker 4: quite so easily. In fact, I think a lot of
Speaker 4: them would find that pretty offensive. Anyway, let's move on
Speaker 4: to this other point, Plan B, because it is only
Speaker 4: a few days until the polls close here in the
Speaker 4: United States, and then it'll be probably a few more
Speaker 4: days before the cutoff for sub states to stop receiving
Speaker 4: and counting their mail in ballance without postmarks. And then
Speaker 4: who knows, we might sometime in the days after that,
Speaker 4: have an answer to the question on everybody's lips who
Speaker 4: is going to be inaugurated the next president of the
Speaker 4: United States. But then again, we might not have that answer,
Speaker 4: because one thing we do know is that if there
Speaker 4: is any dispute, this whole thing, this whole election, could
Speaker 4: wind up in the Supreme Court. Has happened in the
Speaker 4: two thousand election, when the entire issue of whether George
Speaker 4: WMD's Bush or l inconvenient truth Gore would be president
Speaker 4: literally hung on the issue of what we're known as
Speaker 4: hanging chads. Chads. Now, to me, I say, why the
Speaker 4: US can't simply follow the Australian system of paper ballots
Speaker 4: counted on the night with an added layer of voter
Speaker 4: ID check. Well that's beyond me. But again that's another story.
Speaker 4: What I do think the real story is, though, and
Speaker 4: one which too many people are ignoring, is how the
Speaker 4: Democrats are going to act if it looks like Donald
Speaker 4: Trump is going to cross the magic threshold of two
Speaker 4: hundred and seventy electoral votes in the hours, days, or
Speaker 4: even weeks after the election. Now this is serious because
Speaker 4: they've already made their intentions really clear here. Quite simply,
Speaker 4: it's not the Republicans you necessarily need to worry about
Speaker 4: questioning elections or undermining democracy, which are the phrases they
Speaker 4: love to use. No, Instead, it's the Democrats, and if
Speaker 4: you listen, they're telling us loud and clear what they
Speaker 4: intend to do. What's going to happen here is a
Speaker 4: multi step play, and it is already underway now. Step one,
Speaker 4: of course, is to create the conditions where a large
Speaker 4: number of Americans believe that Donald Trump is a fascist,
Speaker 4: a Nazi, and yes, a threat to democracy, and in
Speaker 4: doing so delegitimize Eddie Trump win. This is what Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris and Tim Watas have been saying, by the by
Speaker 4: way of a closing argument in the campaign.
Speaker 5: From John Kelly's words, that Donald Trump is someone who
Speaker 5: I quote certainly falls into the general definition of fascists,
Speaker 5: who in fact vowed to be a dictator on day
Speaker 5: one and vow to use the military as his personal
Speaker 5: militia to carry out his personal and political vendettas.
Speaker 1: Do you think Donald Trump is a fascist?
Speaker 2: Yes? I do, Yes, I do.
Speaker 34: Donald Trump's got this big rally going at Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 34: There's a direct parallel to a big rally that happened
Speaker 34: in the mid nineteen thirties at Madison Square Garden. And
Speaker 34: don't think that he doesn't know for one second exactly
Speaker 34: what they're doing.
Speaker 35: The fascist depend on fear. The fascist depend on us
Speaker 35: going back. But we're not afraid of weird people. Now,
Speaker 35: we were a little bit creeped out, but we're not afrey.
Speaker 4: Oh, we are a little creeped out by the weirdness too, timmy,
Speaker 4: let me tell you. But of course, like a flock
Speaker 4: of birds or maybe lemmings picking up the scent and
Speaker 4: quickly changing direction in formation, the media took up the call,
Speaker 4: pumping this idea that somehow Trump is threatening freedom, when,
Speaker 4: of course the left has made no bones about what
Speaker 4: they want to do to things like freedom of speech
Speaker 4: and freedom of thought. The idea here is to whip
Speaker 4: up enough people, not necessarily a majority, but an active minority,
Speaker 4: into a frenzy that if Donald Trump takes the right
Speaker 4: House or retakes it, then that will be the end
Speaker 4: of democracy, the end of America we know it. Democrats
Speaker 4: are already privately admitting this. This week, Reuters reported that
Speaker 4: quote six Democratic Party and Harris campaign officials said the
Speaker 4: initial fight against any early Trump victory claim would take
Speaker 4: place in the court of public opinion. They planned to
Speaker 4: flood social media and television airways with demands that all
Speaker 4: votes be counted before victories are declared. Now, the idea here,
Speaker 4: of course, it's to create enough chaos in doubt and
Speaker 4: uncertainty to get to the next step, which is to
Speaker 4: leverage this into a delay of the certification of the
Speaker 4: election and the creation of a case to take to
Speaker 4: the Supreme Court. Because remember, it's only questioning election if
Speaker 4: the Republicans do it, not the Democrats. But here's the thing.
Speaker 4: The only way this is going to work is if
Speaker 4: you get to step three, which is finally, activate the mob.
Speaker 4: And while you can talk all you want about January
Speaker 4: sixth and that was bad, remember the left has four.
Speaker 4: I mean, remember how the leftist activist movements Antifa and
Speaker 4: Black Lives Matter showed chaos all through America, burning down
Speaker 4: main streets in suburbs, supposedly to protest police brutality, but
Speaker 4: in reality to create further chaos for the Trump administration.
Speaker 4: Tim Waltz, who was governor of Minnesota at the time,
Speaker 4: famously let riders burn the capital city of his state,
Speaker 4: and Kamala Harris, the woman who will be installed in
Speaker 4: the White House if the Democrats get their way, she
Speaker 4: urged people to give money to bail funds for the riders.
Speaker 4: And it's not just that. The left is also incredibly
Speaker 4: skilled at putting pressure on the courts, particularly the Supreme Court,
Speaker 4: if it doesn't bend to their will. This is why
Speaker 4: the left is so keen to pack the Supreme Court
Speaker 4: with its own justices, those that becomes a rubber stamp
Speaker 4: for their agenda. And again you'll recall we've been here
Speaker 4: year before. In twenty eighteen, protesters tried to storm the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court over the nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh and
Speaker 4: later Senate Minority Leader Democrat Chuck Schumer appeared to threaten
Speaker 4: Supreme Court justices over their potential ruling on Roe v. Wade.
Speaker 4: Some people took this literally, including one man who was
Speaker 4: arrested outside Brett Kavanaugh's home with tools and weapons. Authorities
Speaker 4: say he was going to use to kidnap and perhaps
Speaker 4: kill the justice over his stance on that historic case.
Speaker 4: Now again, it seems now like preparations are again being
Speaker 4: made to do similar sorts of things. The New York Times,
Speaker 4: in barely coded language, raised this possibility a few days ago,
Speaker 4: saying that there would have to be a societal mobilization
Speaker 4: against Trump if he wins Marilin Congressman Jamie Raskin he
Speaker 4: let the cat out of the bag even more so
Speaker 4: as to what should happen if Trump wins a Supreme
Speaker 4: Court challenge to his victory, fails, and the Republican winds
Speaker 4: up being slated to be inaugurated the next president of
Speaker 4: the United States in January.
Speaker 36: So it's going to be up to us on January sixth,
Speaker 36: twenty twenty five, to tell the rampaging Trump mobs that
Speaker 36: he's disqualified and then we need bodyguards for everybody in
Speaker 36: civil war conditions, all because the nine justices, not all
Speaker 36: of them, but these justices who have not many cases
Speaker 36: to look at every year, not that much work to do,
Speaker 36: a huge staff, great protection, simply do not want to
Speaker 36: do their job and interpret what the great fourteenth Amendment means.
Speaker 36: And I'm glad that Sherlin's creating her new center so
Speaker 36: we can bring that back to life even as we're
Speaker 36: continuing to amend the constitution, as Professor Hassen has invited us.
Speaker 2: To do.
Speaker 4: Extraordinary Did you hear that we listening bring out the mobs,
Speaker 4: bring out the civil war conditions. Sorry, folks, you voted,
Speaker 4: but we have to end democracy to save democracy. That's
Speaker 4: the Democrat way. I really hope we don't get there.
Speaker 4: But as they say, for warned is fore armed.
Speaker 2: Fantastic, James, fore warned is fore armed. Wow, that's a
Speaker 2: scary thought in some ways. But James, tell us thanks
Speaker 2: for that. That was really that was fascinating. And you
Speaker 2: know you've been there a few days. What is when
Speaker 2: you speak to people in cafes and you're great at that,
Speaker 2: you know, chatting to the average American out there? Is
Speaker 2: it immigration, Is it the economy or is it this
Speaker 2: woke nonsense? What kind of springs to mind when you
Speaker 2: question them.
Speaker 4: Well, all of those things, but really, you know, there's
Speaker 4: just a sense that people say say things were better
Speaker 4: for them personally when Donald Trump was in office. You know,
Speaker 4: they say, the top line economic numbers may look good
Speaker 4: for America in terms of growth, but they're not feeling it.
Speaker 4: You know, a lot of small business people I've met,
Speaker 4: you know, I met one of the guys who runs
Speaker 4: one of the buses that takes you around Hollywood to
Speaker 4: see all the stars homes. He was saying, there was
Speaker 4: more money in my pocket when Donald Trump was in power.
Speaker 29: You know.
Speaker 4: So it's really about just the life, the economy, those
Speaker 4: real bread and butter issues. Immigration comes up with a
Speaker 4: lot of that, particularly when you talk to people in
Speaker 4: the working class, because they say, you know, the migrants
Speaker 4: that get brought in or are allowed to come in,
Speaker 4: they compete them with them for jobs, and they push
Speaker 4: down their wages because they're here illegally and they can
Speaker 4: work for less. So you know, these two issues are
Speaker 4: really the two biggest things. But you also hear a
Speaker 4: fair number of people Rowan who talk about the state
Speaker 4: of the world and say, you know, the state of
Speaker 4: the world seems a lot more chaotic, and they'll just
Speaker 4: do a laundry list of everything Ukraine and Israel, Palestine, Gaza,
Speaker 4: all of the sort of the global crises, and these
Speaker 4: are things that they feel like things have just gotten
Speaker 4: really out of control. On the Biden Harris watch.
Speaker 8: And with the swing states, if Trump can win Pennsylvania,
Speaker 8: it's all over, what's that state looking like. We know
Speaker 8: the Democrats are out spending the Republicans considerably, but also
Speaker 8: their ground game is normally superior.
Speaker 4: Look, they've got a superior ground game where that's what
Speaker 4: everybody says. Everybody says they've got a superior ground game
Speaker 4: in terms of getting out the vote efforts and things
Speaker 4: like that, getting people organized for pre pooling and the
Speaker 4: early mail in ballots and all of that stuff. This year,
Speaker 4: the Republican numbers seem to be a lot stronger in
Speaker 4: the early balloting, so they'll have a less tough hill
Speaker 4: to climb, you know, when they start counting regular votes
Speaker 4: on the day. One of the interesting things though, is
Speaker 4: there is a lot of talk reader that the Kamala
Speaker 4: campaign is nervous about Pennsylvania, and they're still spending time
Speaker 4: in Pennsylvania, while Trump is actually ignoring that, going to Wisconsin,
Speaker 4: North Carolina, Georgia, places like that as he closed out
Speaker 4: the camp. And I'll just say that there's a real
Speaker 4: sort of twenty sixteen energy here in the way that
Speaker 4: he is just doing so many events, so many arenas,
Speaker 4: three four events today, flying all over the place, and
Speaker 4: it feels a bit like in twenty sixteen, you know,
Speaker 4: when Hillary Clinton did not do anywhere near as much,
Speaker 4: just that retail campaigning, the rallies, getting out in front
Speaker 4: of people, and ultimately, in a democracy, very much it
Speaker 4: is often the case of just getting in front of
Speaker 4: more people and selling your message to more people.
Speaker 8: Reader and earlier today he even had a rally in
Speaker 8: and Virginia. Are again at the very very late stages.
Speaker 8: Do the Republicans expect to pick up a few surprises
Speaker 8: states we possibly weren't even thinking we're in contention?
Speaker 4: Well, I think, you know, the conventional wisdom has been that,
Speaker 4: you know, those sun Belt states are all going to
Speaker 4: be completely locked in for Trump. Now, that's where everybody
Speaker 4: seems to think that's going to land, those ross belt
Speaker 4: states where everything's being fought over. But I think you're right.
Speaker 4: I think the actually we will see some odd states,
Speaker 4: even possibly of Virginia. That's a tough one for them
Speaker 4: to pick up. But you know, remember what happened with
Speaker 4: Glenn Younkin a few years ago. Republicans can take that state,
Speaker 4: So there is a possibility. I think the electoral map,
Speaker 4: what's this is all said and done. You know, if
Speaker 4: Trump wins this thing, and I think that's where the
Speaker 4: world metom is going right now, it's gonna look odd.
Speaker 4: It's not gonna be like how we sort of are
Speaker 4: predicting it.
Speaker 1: James Moro, we better let you go.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's some good Italian restaurants there in San Diego.
Speaker 2: I here, so we're gonna let you disappear and go
Speaker 2: and enjoy your Saturday evening. And of course lots more
Speaker 2: James Morrow coming up in the next few days here
Speaker 2: on Sky News Australia. Can't wait for all of that.
Speaker 2: After the break, Canberra Clown Show in a tick, roll up,
Speaker 2: roll up, step right this way. It's the most spectacular
Speaker 2: aerial show on Earth. It's Alan Joyce's jet setting Juggernaut,
Speaker 2: starring Monty Albo's flying Canberra Circus. Yes, folks need an upgrade.
Speaker 2: Fancy traveling up the point d end, squaffing the bubbly
Speaker 2: then Albos your man, put your feet up, settle back
Speaker 2: in your luxury armchair and enjoy all the perks of
Speaker 2: living the mile high club life. Yes, this was the
Speaker 2: week Albo settled his reputation as Upgrade Albo thanks to
Speaker 2: allegations made by Joe Aston in a book which is
Speaker 2: all about Alan Joyce, Albo and the clown show known
Speaker 2: as the Chairman's Lounge.
Speaker 1: But what exactly is the Chairman's Lounge.
Speaker 2: Well, according to journalist David Flynn, writing back in twenty thirteen, quote,
Speaker 2: it is only for the super elite. Flynn claims that
Speaker 2: Quantus CEO Alan Joyce once told Australian business traveler, while
Speaker 2: wearing the smile of a man with a sly secret,
Speaker 2: that this secret, that this invitation only lounge quote is
Speaker 2: p probably the most exclusive club in the country. And
Speaker 2: if it has been a secret meeting place for the
Speaker 2: rich and famous for all these years, well that's because,
Speaker 2: according to Flynn, the first rule of the Chairman's Lounge
Speaker 2: is that you don't talk about the Chairman's Lounge Indeed,
Speaker 2: the invitation only lounge was so exclusive that Quantus only
Speaker 2: recently acknowledged its existence on its website. According to Joe
Speaker 2: Aston's allegations, since as far back as nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 2: our Prime Minister Albo now Prime Minister Albo has on
Speaker 2: multiple occasions enjoyed tens of thousands of dollars of business
Speaker 2: and first class upgrades courtesy, or so it would appear,
Speaker 2: of his friendship with mister Joyce. Interestingly, Albo wasn't the
Speaker 2: only alban Easy to land a membership, so too did
Speaker 2: the Prime Minister's son, Nathan. The Prime Minister got very
Speaker 2: upset apparently when this fact was revealed twelve months ago,
Speaker 2: insisting that Nathan was simply a plus one. But as
Speaker 2: Joe Aston revealed this week to Sharry on Sky, Albo
Speaker 2: already had a plus one.
Speaker 37: But as you say, he's added this new story that
Speaker 37: he's apparently Albanese's plus one. Well, I find again I
Speaker 37: find that an implausible explanation, because Jody Hayden was disclosed
Speaker 37: by Alberanzi in his Register of interest in October twenty
Speaker 37: twenty two as Albanese's plus one.
Speaker 2: So it looks like in true labor economic fashion. Albo
Speaker 2: can't even add up one and one and get two.
Speaker 4: But I digress.
Speaker 2: Here's Albozo putting on a rollicking comedy performance this week,
Speaker 2: dressed in his favorite fluo clowns outfit as he dissembled, deflected,
Speaker 2: and obfiscated, sorry, answered the question about his multiple upgrades?
Speaker 13: Did you pull out and Joys his Upbrad?
Speaker 38: But the idea quannas have a number in terms of
Speaker 38: bookings that are private bookings and in terms of the
Speaker 38: only discussions that I can recall with with Alan Joyce,
Speaker 38: certainly we discussed not to recalls. We discussed the first
Speaker 38: flight from Australia.
Speaker 2: Upgrade.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's try again, shall we? Albow you have to
Speaker 2: pull our.
Speaker 21: Joys directly for these upgrades?
Speaker 7: And if you did, do you think that's apprpriate given
Speaker 7: you had the disist?
Speaker 38: Well, you can't just that there is there's no accusation
Speaker 38: being made with any specifics at all about any of this.
Speaker 2: None, none, none.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: This wasn't really good enough for Senator James Patterson, who
Speaker 2: is more concerned about Well, let's let James explain.
Speaker 39: This is what is different about his behavior compared to
Speaker 39: any other politician's behavior. He appears to have solicited upgrades
Speaker 39: while he was the minister or shadow minister responsible for
Speaker 39: regulating Quantus, and subsequently his government presided over a decision
Speaker 39: that was favorable to Quantus but came at the cost
Speaker 39: of the public interest by blocking competition for Quantus and
Speaker 39: driving up prices for Australians. And that is where his
Speaker 39: conduct comes into very serious question. The only way this
Speaker 39: can be resolved is if the Prime Minister refers himself
Speaker 39: to the Anti Corruption Commission so this can be adequately investigated.
Speaker 2: What Coalition Senator Patterson is referring to, of course, is
Speaker 2: the fact that the Albanzi government blocked cat Car Airways
Speaker 2: from opening new routes to Australia, which would have lowered
Speaker 2: prices for you and me for Australian consumers as well
Speaker 2: as Australian voters. Albo, but which Quantus was for obvious
Speaker 2: reasons opposed to. Now The Spectator Australia was quick to
Speaker 2: lampoon Albo's membership of what it called the Chairman's Scrounge,
Speaker 2: insisting that Albo was now in full flight mode, heading
Speaker 2: for a crash landing any day now Indeed, the rumor
Speaker 2: mill was swirling with claims that Labour's chief economics clown
Speaker 2: Jimbo was planning to make a move to topple Alboso
Speaker 2: off the high wire trapeze. So incensed are the rest
Speaker 2: of the Labour circus, sorry caucus at Alboso's pie in
Speaker 2: the face slapstick antics from Copacabana to Kingsford Smith. But
Speaker 2: surely all pollies have their snouts in the truff I
Speaker 2: hear you ask?
Speaker 1: Well, not all.
Speaker 2: Here's Argentina's brilliant maverick, anti socialist, anti left, anti woke conservative,
Speaker 2: anti corruption, proud conservative president Javier Milat doing something Albozo
Speaker 2: would never dream of doing, slumming it down the back
Speaker 2: of the plane with his adoring public. Meanwhile, the Canberra
Speaker 2: clown show rolls on across the Southern skies. So will
Speaker 2: Jimbo roll up, roll up and roll Albo? One thing's
Speaker 2: for sure. If albo does get done over, we know
Speaker 2: how he'll go up the pointy end, of course, out
Speaker 2: in style.
Speaker 40: Just ask John denver'll be back again.
Speaker 2: To hyperbol We've all had a good laugh at Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris with all her different accents. But you know, when
Speaker 2: the comedians start laughing at you. You've got a problem.
Speaker 2: Here is Rob Schneider. Have a listen to him taking
Speaker 2: the mickey out of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: She does different accents, you.
Speaker 4: Know, depending depending on where she is, you know, down south.
Speaker 38: Let me tell you something, you bowl's better get it
Speaker 38: together here and vote.
Speaker 2: Side democracy black communities. She's like, let me tell you something, honey.
Speaker 1: Oh, let me tell you right now.
Speaker 2: Oh, wen't vote with Trump. H I even saw her
Speaker 2: at a seven to eleven going.
Speaker 32: Like, listen, it's very important that we vote for the
Speaker 32: Democrats are trained to safe democracy, know what.
Speaker 7: The reality is even more dramatic than that.
Speaker 8: She did another accent this week, which I think has
Speaker 8: been her most spectacular yet, Joy cometh in the.
Speaker 1: Joy Cometh in the Morning past that she went.
Speaker 7: Full black church minstrel I was just a hilarious.
Speaker 1: She's an actress.
Speaker 2: We had an actress as president when we had Ronald Reagan,
Speaker 2: but he actually had original thoughts.
Speaker 1: She doesn't seem to have any original.
Speaker 8: No, she's and that's why this inauthenticity is causing her
Speaker 8: issues in the black community, particularly amongst black men.
Speaker 2: And what about the j low So she had all
Speaker 2: these endorsements from all these Hollywood stars, but is one
Speaker 2: of them. She's You would have thought she'd be embarrassed
Speaker 2: to show her face with all the p Diddy allegations
Speaker 2: that are flying around at the moment that she used to.
Speaker 1: Be his partner.
Speaker 2: But I know here she was tearful. Have a quick
Speaker 2: listen to j Lo spooking Kamala harrisself.
Speaker 41: I wouldn't get emotional, but you know what, you know what,
Speaker 41: we should be emotional. We should be upset, we should
Speaker 41: be scared and outrage. We should our pain matters.
Speaker 3: We matter, you matter, the history of making poor choices.
Speaker 7: And here's another one.
Speaker 2: Let's go to James Morrow over at the fence there
Speaker 2: the wall.
Speaker 4: James, Yeah, that's right. Rowan and Rita. Look, I've been
Speaker 4: waiting here for Border Patrol to come give me an
Speaker 4: honorary Border Patrol Agents badge, but no such luck just yet.
Speaker 4: But anyway, just you know, wanted to sign off from
Speaker 4: here and remind everybody we're gonna have a ton of
Speaker 4: coverage all week from here from America on election night,
Speaker 4: before and after, because that's gonna be important too. And
Speaker 4: pal Moray tonight kicks off nine pm Eastern Time with
Speaker 4: a Palmurray live straight from Dallas, Texas. So that'll be
Speaker 4: pretty exciting too.
Speaker 2: Fantastic, Thanks James, been great to having you on from
Speaker 2: the States.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a huge few days. Thanks mate, reader.
Speaker 1: I also wanted to play you a little bit of Clinton.
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton.
Speaker 2: Now this is a kind of reverse hyper Bowl, but
Speaker 2: have a listen to Bill Clinton and see what you
Speaker 2: make of this.
Speaker 27: The people there were the most pro friendship with Palestine,
Speaker 27: the most pro two state solution of any of the
Speaker 27: Israeli communities were the ones right next to Gaza, and
Speaker 27: Hamas butchered them.
Speaker 1: So rita. Bill Clinton, this is recently was making the point.
Speaker 2: That the Jewish communities there that were killed where the
Speaker 2: Nova festival was and those Kuputsam were amongst the most
Speaker 2: left wings heece loving, two state loving you know, we
Speaker 2: can all live in harmony with the Palestinians. Let's all
Speaker 2: get together kumbay our crowd, and they were butchered by Hamas.
Speaker 2: So this whole lie that and Bill clintonible people was
Speaker 2: pointing this out.
Speaker 8: That's something Douglas Murray has talked about from day one,
Speaker 8: that the people who normally leave it in these Kotzes
Speaker 8: are piece nicks and this is their philosophy.
Speaker 7: Overwhelmingly, and sadly, even that did not spare them.
Speaker 2: And many of them close relationships with the Palestinian people
Speaker 2: who took notes about their hands and then killed them with.
Speaker 8: That's it that their kindness was used against them. Their kindness, sadly, yeah,
Speaker 8: was not. It was seen as weakness. So he really
Speaker 8: is devastating. And every now and then you do hear
Speaker 8: from old Bill and he makes sense, and then he
Speaker 8: goes back on script and says.
Speaker 1: Well, I am clearly of the opinion.
Speaker 2: And if Donald Trump wins this, not only is it
Speaker 2: great news for Americas. We've been talking throughout the show,
Speaker 2: it's great news for Australia. It'll reinvigorate the Coalition hopefully
Speaker 2: and show.
Speaker 1: Them the way forward.
Speaker 2: But more importantly, more importantly than anything, what Donald Trump
Speaker 2: will do for the Middle East is absolutely fundamental. He
Speaker 2: was behind the Abraham Accords, he will be behind the
Speaker 2: Abraham Alliance, which will see peace and hopefully the throwing
Speaker 2: of Iran.
Speaker 8: And on the other side, what a Harris Walls administration
Speaker 8: will mean for the Middle East.
Speaker 2: Is fright disaster.
Speaker 1: It's all happening here on Sky.
Speaker 2: Stay glued to Sky for the next few days and
Speaker 2: we'll chat to you next Sunday morning on Outsider is
Speaker 2: what to day that's going to be.
Speaker 1: Come on Trump, you can do it, mate. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: it for Outside. To see you next week.