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Speaker 1: On scoring Leeds Ostrodia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Panalty Show.

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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the reader Panety Show coming.

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Speaker 4: Up tonight, newspoll is in and the Coalition has nosedive

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Speaker 4: to its lowest point in forty years.

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Speaker 3: The panel will be here shortly to unpack all that.

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Speaker 3: The brilliant Josh Hammer.

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Speaker 4: Will have the latest from the US, including what is undoubtedly,

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Speaker 4: in my mind, the biggest story of the yeah.

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Speaker 3: Perhaps decade, and later.

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Speaker 4: In the hour kins Is Schofield will tell us more

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Speaker 4: about that infamous Coldplay kiss Camp saga and Left He's losing.

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Speaker 3: It is a colleidoscope of crazy.

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Speaker 5: How long do all of the voices against this horrific

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Speaker 5: administration have in terms of their careers?

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Speaker 4: But first, the data from the latest News poll is

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Speaker 4: in and it's devastating for the Liberal Party and new

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Speaker 4: leader Susan Lee. Where As extended it's two party per

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Speaker 4: therred lea to fifty seven to forty three percent over

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Speaker 4: the Coalition. That's even better than the election result, which

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Speaker 4: was a landslide to Labor. Support for the Coalition has

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Speaker 4: noseedive to its lowest point in forty years, the party

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Speaker 4: attracting just twenty nine percent of the primary vote, the

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Speaker 4: worst recorded primary vote for the Coalition since newspol started

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Speaker 4: recording the data point back in nineteen eighty five. Joining

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Speaker 4: me now for more on this is chief economist and Senior.

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Speaker 3: Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs.

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Speaker 4: Adam Crichton and News Corps senior writer Patrick Carlyon. Adam

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Speaker 4: will start with you. Doesn't get much worse than this.

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Speaker 4: Support for the Coalition has fallen further after they recorded

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Speaker 4: their worst ever election result as far as a primary

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Speaker 4: vote goes. I was thirty one point eight percent and

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Speaker 4: we're now down to twenty nine.

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Speaker 6: It's pretty bad, but I'm not really that surprised. I mean,

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Speaker 6: there was just a huge wipeout, as you said, and

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Speaker 6: I think most of the electorate's not really paying attention

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Speaker 6: to politics at the moment. We don't have another election

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Speaker 6: for a few years. They still don't really know Susan lay.

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Speaker 6: That's going to take some time, I think so. But

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Speaker 6: I think the most important thing is that they need

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Speaker 6: an issue to differentiate themselves from the government, and they

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Speaker 6: don't really have that yet. In fact, I can't think

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Speaker 6: off the top of my head of one thing that

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Speaker 6: they are totally different from the Labor Party on and

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Speaker 6: I think Barnaby Choice is right this week when he

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Speaker 6: said that they should the coalition should undertake to dump

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Speaker 6: net zero. So I think that's one idea that they

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Speaker 6: might pursue, and I think should pursue.

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Speaker 4: What they don't seem to have the courage to do

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Speaker 4: the work Patrick. They really need to decide who they are,

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Speaker 4: what they stand for, what sets them apart from Labor.

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Speaker 3: Why are they even there?

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Speaker 4: And we're not getting that, you know that obsessing about

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Speaker 4: things like quotas rather than sb significant issues like energy policy,

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Speaker 4: like immigration policy. I mean that's a huge issue in

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Speaker 4: this country. And yes they did go to the last

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Speaker 4: election with a lower migration level than.

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Speaker 3: Labor, but it wasn't that much lower. It wasn't that different.

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Speaker 5: That's right.

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Speaker 2: That point of distinction between the parties has got very blurred,

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Speaker 2: and they bug it up the election totally. One in

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Speaker 2: I mean, there were groundbreakingly bad policies that were taken

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Speaker 2: to that election. And look, I think forming policy that

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Speaker 2: works is going to take time. To be fair, it's

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Speaker 2: five minutes since the election. As Adam said, no, I

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Speaker 2: know Susan Lee. It is going to take time, but

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Speaker 2: they do need to fix it.

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Speaker 1: They have to work.

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Speaker 2: Out how to be appealing to more Australians. It's down

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Speaker 2: below thirty percent, that's less than one in three.

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Speaker 4: Well, it's not a problem that started since Susan Lee

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Speaker 4: became leader. This is a problem they had at the election.

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Speaker 4: That's possibly why they did so badly because who are they?

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Speaker 4: They seem to be like labor light alternative on Susan Lee.

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Speaker 4: Her she's been in the job a couple of months

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Speaker 4: of approval rating is that thirty five percent? That's not

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Speaker 4: trailing Anthony ALBERNIZI he is on fifty two percent, thirty

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Speaker 4: two percent for Susan Lee and sixteen percent undecided. Is

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Speaker 4: that where we would expect her to be, Adam? Is

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Speaker 4: that a poor performance or what you'd expect at this point?

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Speaker 7: Well?

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Speaker 3: I think probably what I would expect.

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Speaker 6: I mean, I did notice that Channel nine read a

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Speaker 6: So she's getting some good press out there.

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Speaker 3: That could change that helps not really, no one's watching anymore.

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Speaker 6: But look, look, I just you know, it's hard to

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Speaker 6: know yet, but she hasn't really put down her colors

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Speaker 6: yet in terms of what she stands for. It's just

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Speaker 6: all motherhood statements so far, and until I think she does,

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Speaker 6: most people are going to withhold their judgment.

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Speaker 3: Well my problem with her. I've got lots of problems with.

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Speaker 4: Patrick, but her issues are precisely what the biggest issues

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Speaker 4: for the Liberal Party aret, which is lack of conviction.

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Speaker 4: You look at where she has stood on significant issues

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Speaker 4: and the flip flopping we've seen, whether it's been the

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Speaker 4: live sheep trade, whether it's been tax carts, whether it's

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Speaker 4: been the voice. I mean, how can she possibly have

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Speaker 4: the Liberals come to a position where we know who

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Speaker 4: they are and what they stand for when she doesn't

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Speaker 4: know who she is and what she stands for.

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Speaker 2: Looking back, you look at Peter Darton. It seems like

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Speaker 2: a long time ago, but he was sort of flying

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Speaker 2: in the polls because he did appear to be a

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Speaker 2: conviction politician. This is way before May this year. He

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Speaker 2: we really do need that kind of leadership sort of

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Speaker 2: to set the Liberal Party apart from the Labor Party

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Speaker 2: and to actually show the world that they've got something

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Speaker 2: to have reasons to be voted for.

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Speaker 4: Well, the Peter Dutton we saw throughout the Voice campaign

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Speaker 4: was very different to the Peter Dutton missaw in the

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Speaker 4: election campaign and the results reflected that. Now let's go

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Speaker 4: to another horrific arm for robbery in Melbourne, this time

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Speaker 4: at the Central Square shopping.

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Speaker 3: Center in Altna Meadows.

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Speaker 8: The victim is a thirty three year old man who

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Speaker 8: police say was attacked with an edged weapon after being

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Speaker 8: approached by a group of men. Police say the offenders

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Speaker 8: fled with his phone. Ambulance Victoria has confirmed the victim

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Speaker 8: suffered serious lacerations to his arm, and witnesses at the

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Speaker 8: shopping center have told me there was blood everywhere and

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Speaker 8: the man's hand was only partly attached. Tonight seven News

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Speaker 8: understands he's having the lower part of his arm amputated.

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Speaker 4: Just absolutely shocking violence, Adam, and all that for a phone.

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Speaker 3: I mean, what has become of Melbourne?

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Speaker 6: And also too, they were using machepies, which I thought

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Speaker 6: we banned in this state coming obviously not working.

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Speaker 4: But I'm sure you know you could cut thems with

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Speaker 3: I'm not sure a machete band. It's not to make light.

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Speaker 6: I mean, it's absolutely horrific. Obviously, you know we're hearing

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Speaker 6: more and more of these kind of crimes all the time,

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Speaker 6: at least that's my sense. And indeed I check the

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Speaker 6: statistics today, Victorian crime statistics, and sure enough, incidents are

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Speaker 6: up twenty two percent in twelve months. That's that's an extraordinary.

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Speaker 3: Increase and coming from a high base.

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Speaker 4: It's not like we've had, you know, this falling crime

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Speaker 3: Patrick.

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Speaker 4: This incident comes just a day after a seventeen year

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Speaker 4: old boy was left with critical injuries after being stabbed

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Speaker 4: at broad Meadows Central shopping Center. We've seen the violence

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Speaker 4: in north Land shopping center. You would think shopping centers

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Speaker 4: would be one of the safer places you'd be feel

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Speaker 4: comfortable your kids being there, but not these days.

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Speaker 2: And look, this is not an isolated story or these

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Speaker 2: two stories. This is happening. We're talking about this every week.

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Speaker 2: This has been going on for years. As Melbournians, there's

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Speaker 2: a sense of there's a perception that we're not safe

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Speaker 2: and we've got kids marauding with machetes, and we've got

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Speaker 2: the band coming in I think that starts on September one.

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Speaker 2: That will make absolutely.

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Speaker 1: No difference to the violence levels.

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Speaker 2: Screwdrivers, kitchen knives are pretty handy at hurting people, and

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Speaker 2: this has been festering for years. And the fact that

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Speaker 2: the bail laws weren't hardened up earlier and you didn't

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Speaker 2: have crackdowns, we really are suffering for that now. It's

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Speaker 2: manifestering saw.

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Speaker 3: It has been.

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Speaker 4: And the victims here, you really feel for them because

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Speaker 4: not only have they being victims of this horrific violence,

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Speaker 4: but often they see the alleged defenders given bail over

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Speaker 4: and over again. Really, the faith in the justice system

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Speaker 4: in this state, I think is at historic lows.

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Speaker 3: That's my feeling.

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Speaker 6: I would say too that with these crimes, the media

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Speaker 6: never reports on the background of the perpetrators. But I

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Speaker 6: think most people out there in kind of normal land

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Speaker 6: people are immigrants. Whether they're right or wrong, that's probably

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Speaker 6: what they got to think. And this crime spy does

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Speaker 6: correlate with a huge increase in immigration in recent years,

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Speaker 6: and I think most people would put those things together

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Speaker 6: and make the link. Whether it's right or wrong, I

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Speaker 6: don't know in this case, but that's what people would think.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and I would think a lot of the assailants

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Speaker 4: or alleged assailants may be born and bred here there,

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Speaker 4: maybe second generation, the third generation, but often that is

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Speaker 4: the perception that this is something that is not spoken

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Speaker 4: about because of cultural sensitivities.

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Speaker 3: Now let's move along to Mornington Council.

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Speaker 4: It's been revealed that the secret anti Australia flag guidelines

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Speaker 4: at the Mornington Pninsula Council which resulted in the infamous

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Speaker 4: Kindergarten pamphlet being published without the Australian flag, all sorts

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Speaker 4: of other flags there, but not the Australian flag. Well,

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Speaker 4: it even defied advice from the Rainbow Local Government Group,

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Speaker 4: which is part of the Victorian Pride lobby. Now, adam

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Speaker 4: not for one second suggesting the counselor should be listening

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Speaker 4: to these activists. But even the activists in this space

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Speaker 4: are less extreme than the council and its bureaucrats.

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Speaker 3: I mean, it is.

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Speaker 4: Astonishing that they are triggered by the Australian flag.

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Speaker 9: I know it.

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Speaker 10: Look, I mean it's quite funny.

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Speaker 6: We've done research on this, We've done surveys and huge majorities.

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Speaker 1: Of Australians just want the Australian.

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Speaker 6: Flag flowing most of the time in public buildings. I

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Speaker 6: think it's more than seventy five percent. So this story

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Speaker 6: is quite amusing. As you say, there was one sentence

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Speaker 6: in that in that story that said there are six

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Speaker 6: flags that fla ot six.

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Speaker 4: How many flag polls are we erecting these days?

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Speaker 3: Ridiculous.

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Speaker 6: Most other countries will never behave like that, and yet

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Speaker 6: we do, I know Canada does. It's a very strange

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Speaker 6: thing and I don't think it's good.

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Speaker 9: For national unity.

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Speaker 3: Oh it absolutely is not.

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Speaker 4: Only just had the Prime Minister doing his six day

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Speaker 4: tour of China and consistently behind him were the three flags.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I hate.

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Speaker 4: To think what other countries think of this. And as

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Speaker 4: well as the usual flags we see the Aboriginal flag,

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Speaker 4: Torres Straight Islander flag, there's also something called the Intersex

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Speaker 4: Inclusive Progress Pride flag that's flying at council properties or

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Speaker 4: at childcare centers down on the peninsula. Is this what

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Speaker 4: the folks, good folks of the Peninsula are voting for.

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Speaker 2: It represents different things for different people, but it unites us.

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Speaker 4: From the UK, they want to lower the voting age

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Speaker 3: How old do you have to be to be legally

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Speaker 11: The Deputy Prime Minister Andrela Rayner fell into. She justified

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Speaker 10: Well, having votes at sixteen was something that we put

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Speaker 3: Look, I tend to agree.

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Speaker 2: When I was sixteen, I didn't care about federal politics

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Speaker 1: It's not necessarily the case.

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Speaker 4: They might be very, very regretful of pushing this policy

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Speaker 3: Adam Crichton, Patrick Carline, thank you for your time.

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Speaker 4: Tonight Still to come, Lefty's Losing d plus the latest

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Speaker 3: Josh Hammer has the details. Welcome back, It's time for

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Speaker 3: lefties losing it. Let's start with the WNBA.

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Speaker 4: They had a humorously named All Star game this weekend

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Speaker 4: be careful what you wish for, because the WNBA loses

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Speaker 4: forty million dollars a year. That's how much they lost

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Speaker 9: Put in the blizzwead tears for the new money that's

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Speaker 4: We go to create new money coming in, but it's

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Speaker 3: The NBA money.

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Speaker 4: And the WNBA players are often their own worst enemies.

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Speaker 4: They are always many of them are always playing the

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Speaker 4: The sport is growing, but other than Caitlin Clark, most

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Speaker 12: Four time WNBA All Star Brittany hecks Is here, give

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Speaker 12: That's crazy. You clapped for that.

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Speaker 4: Uh, they did clap for that an audience of sports

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Speaker 4: just had his show canceled. Yes, Stephen Colbert, the host

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Speaker 4: of a show that was losing.

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Speaker 3: Forty to fifty million.

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Speaker 3: Here is a little of Stephen Colbert through the years.

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump has been sworn in as President of the

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Speaker 13: United States.

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Speaker 1: I know, I know, I know.

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Speaker 13: Listen, listen, We're just as confused as you are.

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden did it.

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Speaker 13: I sat down and just started crying with relief, and

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Speaker 1: And then I cried with joy.

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Speaker 13: After a bizarre and vicious campaign fueled by a desperate

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Speaker 1: Next year will be our last season. The network will

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Speaker 4: And despite the fact that this catastrophe of a program

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Speaker 4: because of Trump's dictatorial powers.

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Speaker 3: This was some sort of a political hit job.

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Speaker 5: How long do all of the voices against this horrific

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Speaker 5: Because this madman, this mentally incapacitated, physically ill, mentally ill man,

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Speaker 5: His self regulation, which she has none of to begin with,

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Speaker 3: Oh, poor Rosie surely is a broken fool.

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Speaker 4: It almost feels bad mocking her almost Let's see now

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Speaker 4: of a conspiracy here. Apparently it's all about shutting down dissent.

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Speaker 3: It's bad. He's a great, great guy.

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Speaker 9: They just cut NPR and you know, public broadcasting.

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Speaker 5: Yes, they're trying to silence people.

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Speaker 1: But that won't work.

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Speaker 9: It won't work.

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Speaker 3: We will just get louder, Oh, Jamie, silly girl.

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Speaker 4: As if the taxpayer, the American taxpayer, is obliged to

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Speaker 3: But the most.

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Speaker 4: Moronic rant goes to a duty calls himself Charalamine. He

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Speaker 14: Canceling Colbert is an obvious move to appease Donald Trump.

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Speaker 14: And I need to tell y'all something. If you don't

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Speaker 1: This is textbook authoritarian rule.

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Speaker 14: Target your critic, centralized power in a few hands, intimidate

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Speaker 1: This is what the authoritarian regimes do.

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Speaker 14: They weaponize legal systems to punish descent and control messaging.

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Speaker 4: I've got to say, that's frankly hilarious, unintentionally hilarious and

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Speaker 3: The phrase speech life.

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Speaker 4: Right here is a Charlemagne the God being schooled by

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Speaker 4: This is where he tries to race bite the Republican

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Speaker 3: Not go well.

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Speaker 15: For in America, sixty percent of the shootings, robberies, and

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Speaker 1: Yes, because now, what do white people do wrong?

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Speaker 14: If there's systemic racism in this country, it is no.

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Speaker 15: I don't say there is. You say there is. I

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Speaker 15: don't believe that. Have you ever heard wake up call?

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Speaker 14: No? It is an incident where a person of color

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Speaker 15: I'm acutely aware, Charlemagne, that I'm a black person, just

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Speaker 4: Now the left is losing their at teeny tiny mines

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Speaker 4: Center has been called a Nazi concentration camp. These people

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Speaker 3: The Washington Post try.

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Speaker 4: They revealed exclusively the horrors of illegal immigrants waiting to

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Speaker 7: They essentially drink, they get their drinking water, and they

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Speaker 7: They bragged that they went above standards supposedly and gave

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Speaker 4: Where is Debbie brushing her teeth in the dining room.

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Speaker 3: Let's bring in Newsweek's senior.

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Speaker 4: Editor at Large and article three Projects Senior Council Josh Hammer. Josh,

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Speaker 4: the hyperventilating over this alligator Alcatraz has not stopped since

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Speaker 4: the name was announced.

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Speaker 16: You know, reader, I hate to disappoint your listeners and

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Speaker 16: your viewers, but that woman Wi Aasman Schultz that not

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Speaker 16: particularly late Bulb tragically is actually my congresswoman.

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Speaker 1: So war unto me, d that.

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Speaker 16: That is actually our representation in the United States Congress

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Speaker 16: is someone who has not put two and two together

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Speaker 16: to realize that, oh yeah, it's called the bathroom. It's

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Speaker 16: literally called the bathroom. It's where you do a lot

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Speaker 16: of business. Typically have a shower in there too. Maybe

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Speaker 16: maybe w West Minchelz doesn't know what a shower is.

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Speaker 16: Maybe you should go shower outdoors.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 16: Here's what I know. Again, this is my congress, the one. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 16: so we live in Florida, you know, Rita. We have

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Speaker 16: a lot of attractions here here in Florida. We have

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Speaker 16: Disney World, we have Universal Studios, all sorts of fun stuff.

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Speaker 16: When Orlando we have the Keys there. You know, at

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Speaker 16: this point, given how much the left is just bashing

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Speaker 16: Alligator Aquatraze, I'm inclined to kind of take the family there.

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Speaker 16: I'm just kind of do like a mini vacation there.

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Speaker 16: I mean, let's go to the Everglades. I mean, let

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Speaker 16: let's go see it. This is kind of a new

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Speaker 16: you know, visitors landmark here in the center state. But look,

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Speaker 16: I mean, i'd snark aside. This is a foot in

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Speaker 16: the sand moment, not just for the Trump administration, but

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Speaker 16: also for our leadership here in Florida. It is a

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Speaker 16: statement from our Governor Ron DeSantis, from our Attorney General

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Speaker 16: James Uthmeyer, who has been front and center pushing this

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Speaker 16: idea there. It is a statement that Florida is leading

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Speaker 16: the way as far as red states in the United

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Speaker 16: States go to help this administration execute its number one priority,

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Speaker 16: which is to effectively do the largest mass deportation operation

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Speaker 16: in American history. By the way, they've been astonishingly successful.

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Speaker 16: The metrics are in border crossings are essentially down to

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Speaker 16: darn well near zero and alget Alcoatraz has something to

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Speaker 16: do with that there, So reta, it is something to behold.

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Speaker 16: And as a Floridian, I'm quite proud of our latest

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Speaker 16: visitor attraction here, alger Arcuatras.

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Speaker 1: The name.

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Speaker 4: As soon as I heard the name, I thought, I

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Speaker 4: want that cap, I want the T shirt. It's brilliant

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Speaker 4: concept and it's also led to a increase in self deportation.

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Speaker 4: So a lot of people who are in the country,

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Speaker 4: I legally know they're doing the wrong thing are choosing

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Speaker 4: to go home without having to be forced by Ice

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Speaker 4: agents into a facility like that. Now, let's get to

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Speaker 4: the biggest story of the past. Way God argue, it's

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Speaker 4: the biggest story.

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Speaker 3: Of the year of the decade.

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Speaker 4: Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified documents revealing overwhelming evidence.

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Speaker 4: Josh demonstrated had BARACKO. Obama together with his national security team,

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Speaker 4: the likes of John Brennan and James Klapa, they manufactured

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Speaker 4: intelligence to create the entire twenty sixteen Russian election interference narrative, and.

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Speaker 17: President Obama and his team their goal was to essentially

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Speaker 17: not accept the decision of the American people and to

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Speaker 17: use this manufactured, politicized intelligence as a means to enact

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Speaker 17: what would become essentially a year's long coup against President Trump.

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Speaker 17: The years long Muller investigation that cost tax payers almost

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Speaker 17: forty million dollars, two congressional impeachments, endless smears and attacks

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Speaker 17: against not only President Trump but his family. He had

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Speaker 17: senior members of his team who were investigated, some arrested

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Speaker 17: and jailed. We had heightened and increased tensions between the

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Speaker 17: United States and Russia. The list goes on and on

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Speaker 17: about the concept quances of President Obama and his senior

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Speaker 17: cabinet members politicizing intelligence once again, and I say these

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Speaker 17: words very clearly to enact what was essentially a year's

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Speaker 17: long coup subverting the will of the American people in

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Speaker 17: that election.

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Speaker 4: That's not hyperbole, Josh. It was a coup. It was

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Speaker 4: a quiet coup.

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Speaker 3: And its impact is still being felt today.

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Speaker 16: Well, it was an attempt at a coup. The coup

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Speaker 16: failed because Donald Trump did win the twenty sixteen election.

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Speaker 16: But overall, Rita, the Russia collusion delusion, as I'd like

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Speaker 16: to cause it, as I have to call it, is

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Speaker 16: really one of the two greatest gas lighting operations perpetrate

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Speaker 16: against the American people in myer entire adult lifetime. The other,

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Speaker 16: by the way, is what we just saw last year

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Speaker 16: with the Democrats running a literal mental patient and the

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Speaker 16: lengths of that they went to conceal Joe Biden's health

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Speaker 16: for years and years.

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Speaker 1: But the Russia Gate hoax is right up there.

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Speaker 16: I mean, those are the top two hoaxes, the top

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Speaker 16: two gas lighting bamboozling operations in my lifetime. The most

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Speaker 16: astonishing thing about the Russia collusion. Delusion is twofold one

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Speaker 16: is I think we at this point, especially given what

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Speaker 16: D and I Tolsey Garett has said, we can kind

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Speaker 16: of put two and two together and realize that by

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Speaker 16: January twenty seventeen, when then FBI Director Comy formally brought

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Speaker 16: in Robert Mueller to do the whole Russia gay probe,

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Speaker 16: a probe by the way, that took up literally more

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Speaker 16: than half of the Trump presidency. Trump was not exonerated

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Speaker 16: until March twenty nineteen, if memory, sir, so, the entire

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Speaker 16: half of his first term was totally derailed by this.

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Speaker 16: But by the time Comy announced this in January of

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Speaker 16: twenty seventeen, they knew. The FBI at that time knew

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Speaker 16: that this was buck They absolutely, without question, period, full stop,

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Speaker 16: end of story, would have known that this was a

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Speaker 16: Hillary Clinton fusion GPS Perkins Cooley political hit job. Literally

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Speaker 16: in the context of the twenty sixteen political campaigns. All

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Speaker 16: that has to say that they lied. They lied through

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Speaker 16: their teeth, and it is a good thing. It is

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Speaker 16: a good thing that the Pam Bonni DOJ and the

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Speaker 16: cash Betel, FBI and all them now are now looking

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Speaker 16: into James Comy and John Brannan to try to find

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Speaker 16: I only get justice now. I look, I don't want

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Speaker 16: to mislead the viewers. I tend to be quite cynical

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Speaker 16: about these things, and we'ven't burned too many times readers,

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Speaker 16: So I'm not going to confidently predict that we're finally

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Speaker 16: going to get justice there. But the fact that to

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Speaker 16: this day, the only semblance, the only iota of justice

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Speaker 16: that we have is that a somewhat obscure former agent

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Speaker 16: by the name of Kevin Kleinsmith had his law license

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Speaker 16: temporarily temporarily revoked.

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Speaker 18: That's it.

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Speaker 1: No one has served the day in jail.

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Speaker 16: Throw all the bumps in jail, reader, This is a

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Speaker 16: world historical scandal. I am happy that we're finally seeing

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Speaker 16: the truth come out, but my god, it's a little late,

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Speaker 16: isn't it.

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Speaker 3: It's a little late.

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Speaker 4: And I think, yes, they didn't succeed, but they did

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Speaker 4: succeed in undermining Trump's first term. They did succeed in

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Speaker 4: undermining the American people's trust in America's democratic systems.

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Speaker 3: How many Democrats to this.

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Speaker 4: Day think Russia had a hand in determining the two

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Speaker 4: thousand and six exteen election that it would be a

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Speaker 4: sizable percentage to this day who don't trust the electoral

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Speaker 4: process because of this deceit. And I just think there

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Speaker 4: has to be accountability. Josh, this can't just be we

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Speaker 4: finally have some transparency, we're finally exposing the documents. The

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Speaker 4: documents are being released, We've got evidence that is indisputable

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Speaker 4: that this happened. There now needs to be charges and

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Speaker 4: people going to jail. Otherwise, what's the point of all

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Speaker 4: this basically saying, well, you know you did your best,

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Speaker 4: don't do it again.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 16: No, Look, I mean unless you get some sort of

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Speaker 16: accountability for these scandals here, whether it's the Biden cover

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Speaker 16: up operation. By the way, all all of the White

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Speaker 16: House doctors from Biydminstration all of a sudden have now

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Speaker 16: discovered the Fifth Amendment. They're now cleaning the Fifth and

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Speaker 16: saying I will not testify. That's a slightly sketchy there

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Speaker 16: in that respect there when it comes to having how

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Speaker 16: about the fifty one deep state spook letter that the

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Speaker 16: Biden campaign whipped us about the Hunter Biden laptop story.

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Speaker 16: They had these fifty one deep state engines, including Brand

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Speaker 16: and Clapper, all the usual suspects, signing off within twenty

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Speaker 16: four hours readA they probably hadn't even read the New

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Speaker 16: York Post article and they said, oh, it's just Russian

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Speaker 16: disinformation there COVID nineteen. I mean, there's so many scandals

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Speaker 16: at this point where I think the American people are

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Speaker 16: just dying and dying for some sort of justice, some

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Speaker 16: sort of accountability. And the longer that we go without

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Speaker 16: any kind of accountability, the more people are going to

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Speaker 16: be searching deep in the battles of the Internet. And

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Speaker 16: the Democrats are going to just they're going to shriek

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Speaker 16: and how that. Oh, people are going to bad sources

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Speaker 16: get the information. But you know what, you fools lost

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Speaker 16: your credibility and unless than till we get some justice,

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Speaker 16: this trend is just going to continue.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and so much of this happened after Trump one,

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Speaker 4: So during that transition period after he won in November

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Speaker 4: twenty sixteen, before he was inaugurated, is where these documents

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Speaker 4: show that the Obama administration decided, well, yeah, the evidence

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Speaker 4: shows there was no Russian intoence, but we're going to

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Speaker 4: create our own evidence and completely undermine his term in office.

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Speaker 4: And I think the media's role in this cannot be

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Speaker 4: underplayed either, Josh. They wouldn't have got away with so

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Speaker 4: much of what happened if the media held the intelligence

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Speaker 4: community held these people accountable, because there just wasn't any

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Speaker 4: evidence of what was being alleged.

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Speaker 3: There was no.

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Speaker 4: Likelihood of what they were saying, and yet the media

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Speaker 4: whip this hysteria up. Now let's move on. We had

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Speaker 4: a little argument last week over the Epstein files. You're

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Speaker 4: not too concerned with the story.

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Speaker 3: I am.

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Speaker 4: I want to know how this character came to have

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Speaker 4: this enormous wealth and influence and seemingly protection from authorities

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Speaker 4: for so much of his life. But the polls are in,

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Speaker 4: and I hate to say it, but you were right.

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Speaker 19: I think that's one surprised me a bit because of

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Speaker 19: all these complaints on going after Trump and the Xtein files.

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Speaker 1: You might think is approval ratings were going down with Republicans.

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Speaker 19: If anything, they're going up Republicans who approve of Trump.

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Speaker 19: Look at our CNN pull the prior one to eighty

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Speaker 19: six percent, the one out this week eighty.

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Speaker 1: Eight percent with Republicans.

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Speaker 19: How about Quinnipiac The prior poll eighty seven percent approval

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Speaker 19: of Republicans this week out ninety percent with Republicans. If anything,

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Speaker 19: Donald Trump's approval rating has gone up since this whole

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Speaker 19: Epstein saga started. He is at the apex or close

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Speaker 19: there too in terms of its popularity with Republican voters

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Speaker 19: Epstein Files complaints or not.

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Speaker 4: Now, to be fair, Josh, I never thought this story

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Speaker 4: was going to fracture Trump's supported basis. Some others were alleging,

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Speaker 4: but it's had no impact whatsoever. If anything, his popularity

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Speaker 4: has gone up according to those major polls.

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Speaker 16: So real, let me to clarify that I do not

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Speaker 16: think the administration has handled this well. I'll be the

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Speaker 16: very first to say that Attorney General Bond, in particular,

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Speaker 16: it is literally impossible to reconcile her various statements on this.

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Speaker 16: So I'm definitely not going to offer full scale apology

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Speaker 16: for the administration on this one. Rather, my only point

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Speaker 16: is that and I think that now we see the

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Speaker 16: polling data which corroberates what I was saying, is that

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Speaker 16: I think that the Trump ministration is winning on basically

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Speaker 16: all cylinders right now. I mean, I mean, with this

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Speaker 16: Epstein file saga aside, I mean, look at literally everything else,

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Speaker 16: border crossings down to historic lows. I mean literally approaching

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Speaker 16: zero on a day in, day out. Basis not there yet,

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Speaker 16: but we're getting shockingly close. Massive victories of the US

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Speaker 16: Supreme Court when comes to everything from chemical castration on

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Speaker 16: minors aka so called gender affirming care, to nationwide injunctions,

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Speaker 16: to various other major legal victories there.

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Speaker 1: I mean, the Trump minstration is just winning.

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Speaker 16: I mean even on Donald Trump's thus far sendature political

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Speaker 16: economy issue, the issue of tariffs, which which has been

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Speaker 16: one of the most contentious controversial issues here in the

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Speaker 16: United States. There it turns out that the new month,

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Speaker 16: which for which we have data from the federal government there,

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Speaker 16: there's actually been a massive increase in revenue into the US.

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Speaker 1: Treasury from the tariffs. So the crazy old guys even done.

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Speaker 16: It's on the tariff issue, right, So he's basically winning

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Speaker 16: on all cylinders. And my only point is, look, I mean,

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Speaker 16: the Epstein thing is definitely sketchy. There are a million

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Speaker 16: detailers there that are deeply, deeply sketchy. The suicide, I mean,

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Speaker 16: all of it. I am definitely not saying it's not sketchy.

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Speaker 16: All I'm saying is that I think the median Trump

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Speaker 16: voter voted for Trump on the kind of issues that

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Speaker 16: he is winning on, and less so for this Epstein

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Speaker 16: issue that he is not necessarily winning massively on.

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Speaker 4: Now, before you go, I'm interested in your take on

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Speaker 4: the meltdown we've seen in the media amongst actors and

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Speaker 4: commentators over Stephen Colbert's terrible, terrible program being axed. He's

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Speaker 4: been on air for thirty three years, had a massive run,

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Speaker 4: Josh was losing, and this show was losing between forty

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Speaker 4: and fifty million dollars a year.

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Speaker 3: The audience had plummeted.

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Speaker 4: And yet people are saying this is a political hit chop.

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Speaker 16: You know, I remember with Stephen Colbert was on Comedy

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Speaker 16: Central back in the day. I mean, you know, he

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Speaker 16: actually was kind of sort of funny. He did this

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Speaker 16: whole this back during the Bush administration, back when Colbert

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Speaker 16: kind of first came to power. He would kind he

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Speaker 16: would kind of pretend to be a to be a

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Speaker 16: Bush administration and John McCain Lindsay Graham esque neo conservative.

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Speaker 16: He was kind of making all these funny arguments about

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Speaker 16: going all in on a rack in Afghanistan, and it

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Speaker 16: was obviously satirical, but it was actually kind of funny

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Speaker 16: even as a conservative. I used to enjoy him, But

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Speaker 16: as soon as Colbert got the CBS Late Night gig,

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Speaker 16: I mean, he just stopped being funny essentially overnight. I

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Speaker 16: mean he lost the whole satire thing. He just kind

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Speaker 16: of an angry, snarky guy who's not particularly funny. He

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Speaker 16: brings essentially no entertainment value. So I mean, good riddance,

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Speaker 16: good freaking riddance there. I mean, this is the kind

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Speaker 16: of thing that you, frankly just love to see at

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Speaker 16: this point. Read the scout that I want to see

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Speaker 16: next is Jimmy Kimmel, because Jimmy Kimble has lost his

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Speaker 16: ever you know, he's lost his everlasting mind. Another man,

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Speaker 16: by the way, who once upon a time was kind

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Speaker 16: of sort of funny. You give these guys the big

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Speaker 16: old ab CCBs NBC late night show, the apparently immediately

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Speaker 16: stop being funny. There, so good thing that we got

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Speaker 16: called Bert. I see, let's ge Jimmy Kimmel next up.

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Speaker 4: They are They're just miserable moaners masquerading as comedians.

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Speaker 3: There's nothing funny about them these days.

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Speaker 4: They just lecture incessantly from a far left point of view,

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Speaker 4: and no wonder. Greg Guttfeld is cleaning Up is the

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Speaker 4: highest rating in that late.

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Speaker 3: Night time slot. Josh Hammer, thank you so much for

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Speaker 3: your time. Thank you. Mind still to come.

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Speaker 4: The fallout from that Coldplay kiss cam.

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Speaker 3: Saga kiss issco Field is up next. Welcome back.

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Speaker 4: Joining me now is celebrity and royal commentator kN Zisco

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Speaker 4: Field Kinsey. Let's start with the kiss cam scandal that

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Speaker 4: saw two cheaters, should I say the cheaters expose at

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Speaker 4: a Coldplay concert. The clip from the concert went viral

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Speaker 4: very quickly. Chris Martin himself called out these cheaters.

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Speaker 3: Tell us what has happened since?

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Speaker 4: The fallout professional and personal has been significant?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean Chris Martin this was unintentional when he

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Speaker 9: revealed this alleged affair between astronomer CEO Andy Byron and

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Speaker 9: his company's head of HR. You know, he said, Oh,

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Speaker 9: they're either cheating or really really shy as they duck down.

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Speaker 9: He's addressed the scandal since in Madison, Wisconsin joking tonight,

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Speaker 9: we want to give a shout out to some of

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Speaker 9: you in the audience and feature a few of you

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Speaker 9: on the big screen, saying like basically warning people, if

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Speaker 9: you don't want to be seen, duck that CEO, though,

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Speaker 9: has since had to resign based on the chaos. It's

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Speaker 9: the most powerful and influential cold Play has been since

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Speaker 9: I was a teenager, basically, and I'm sure they love it.

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Speaker 3: Well. The fallout has been enormous.

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Speaker 4: Even the woman who is laughing on the side, people

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Speaker 4: are trying to find out who she is. Is she

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Speaker 4: part of the company. Has she got some culpability because

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Speaker 4: she was obviously aware of something dodgy happening between these two.

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Speaker 3: I wonder if this has had an impact.

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Speaker 4: I'm sure it has on the share price of this company,

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Speaker 4: and to have the CEO stepping down as a fairly

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Speaker 4: dramatic development. Now let's check in with actor Alec Baldwin

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Speaker 4: his wife Hilaria. We've seen her humiliate him before, and

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Speaker 4: here is her latest attempt at publicly humiliating her husband.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if he's a active.

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Speaker 4: Participant in these videos or whether she's pressuring him to

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Speaker 4: take part, but they're pretty stupid to.

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Speaker 7: Me, Marmon, he seemed to me, Marmon thing.

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Speaker 4: Tell Kinsey, as I often ask you on this program, why, I.

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Speaker 9: Mean, imagine that the universe, god whoever you believe in,

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Speaker 9: saves you from going to jail for the accidental death

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Speaker 9: of somebody.

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Speaker 18: And this is what you choose to do with your time.

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Speaker 9: This is how you give back to the world.

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Speaker 18: To these hideous TikTok videos.

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Speaker 9: I mean, uh, and this, by the way, he's a

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Speaker 9: pretty good actor. What the heck is he doing wasting

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Speaker 9: his time with Ilaria from Boston, Hillary from Boston making

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Speaker 9: these stupid videos. Get back to work, Alec, you know,

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Speaker 9: contribute to the world in a more powerful way. You

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Speaker 9: hit the jackpot. You didn't go to jail.

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Speaker 11: Now.

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Speaker 4: Royal expert Sarah Vine has written in The Daily Map

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Speaker 4: that the reason King Charles is reluctant to bring Harry

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Speaker 4: back into the fold is because, and I quote here,

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Speaker 4: the Prince is a selfish brat with a pushy wife

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Speaker 4: and he can't be trusted.

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Speaker 3: Harsh kinsy, but I would say.

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Speaker 9: Fair, yeah, I mean she goes on to basically call

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Speaker 9: Prince Harry a loser, saying he's lost.

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Speaker 18: You know, what would he do?

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Speaker 9: What would he bring back to the British royal family again,

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Speaker 9: how could he contribute to society if he was brought

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Speaker 9: back into the fold. And that, really, Megan, is so

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Speaker 9: money money motivated that they're more of a liability to

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Speaker 9: the royal family than an asset.

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Speaker 4: Well it's a good point, but we're hearing a great

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Speaker 4: deal about the senior aids for the Prince and the

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Speaker 4: King meeting, setting down the groundwork for this family reunion,

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Speaker 4: and what's happening.

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Speaker 3: Is it likely to happen this year?

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Speaker 9: It could happen in September during the well Child Awards,

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Speaker 9: a quick meet and greet with King Charles and Prince Harry,

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Speaker 9: depending on the King's schedule. But I also think that

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Speaker 9: somebody leaked this story and I don't see the value

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Speaker 9: in it, and I talked to Tom Bauer about it too.

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Speaker 18: I don't see the value in.

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Speaker 9: The King leaking the story, despite the sussex Is saying

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Speaker 9: they didn't leak the story. I do believe the sussex

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Speaker 9: Is leaked the story, which goes to prove that they

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Speaker 9: can't be trusted. So why would the King risk anything

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Speaker 9: by meeting with Harry and Meghan and have Harry and

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Speaker 9: Meghan or their friends discuss what happened at that meeting?

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Speaker 4: Always defies belief. Surely Harry and Meghan know by now

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Speaker 4: that the incessant leaking they're twisting of these family dynamics

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Speaker 4: for content for their different outlets, whether it's podcasts or

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Speaker 4: their little documentary series, reality show or their Harry's book.

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Speaker 4: Surely they've realized by now that is a major grievance

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Speaker 4: for the royals and that it has to stop if

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Speaker 4: there's to be any reconciliation.

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Speaker 3: Why would they.

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Speaker 4: Continue to leak when they know it's the biggest hurdle

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Speaker 4: perhaps to.

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Speaker 3: Father and so I'm coming together again.

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Speaker 18: I think that they are so shortsighted.

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Speaker 9: And you know, Bethany Frankel once said, Megan Markle plays

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Speaker 9: checkers and not chess. I think they're always in it

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Speaker 9: for the instant gratification, and specifically with the leaking, I

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Speaker 9: wondered over the last few weeks if it was because

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Speaker 9: we saw the Wales family having such incredible coverage, Prince

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Speaker 9: William on a handsome polo horse, raising over one million

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Speaker 9: dollars for charities he believes in the Princess of Wales

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Speaker 9: on the tennis courts, with the crowd screaming we love

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Speaker 9: you Kate, and then the entire family showing up at

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Speaker 9: the at the tennis courts. So I suspected that Meghan

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Speaker 9: was very better over some positive press, and that was

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Speaker 9: why we saw a many Sussex splits.

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Speaker 4: Now popular cartoon series Family Guy. They've mocked the Ginger

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Speaker 4: in the Winter again.

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Speaker 3: It's have a look, Bryant. This is a terrible idea.

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Speaker 1: We could change the course of history.

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Speaker 2: You always say that, but doesn't history pretty much suck?

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Speaker 5: I mean the crusades, Hitler.

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Speaker 3: Prince Harry marrying Meghan Markel again.

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Speaker 15: Oh, like all of your wives are so much better.

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Speaker 3: It's not bad.

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Speaker 4: The ratings are in for Meghan's Netflix cooking show that

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Speaker 4: was called With Love Meghan. It was a massive Flopkinsey.

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Speaker 4: It came in at three hundred and eighty third in

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Speaker 4: Netflix's most views most viewed shows of twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 4: Has anyone on Netflix or perhaps even Spotify being sacked

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Speaker 4: for the enormous deal this couple got because the amount

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Speaker 4: they're being paid is completely out of proportion with the

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Speaker 4: contribution they're Maggie.

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Speaker 9: At Spotify, yes, a huge group of employees lost their

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Speaker 9: jobs and they were super angry over Harry and Meghan

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Speaker 9: Steel because they felt like it was in part to

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Speaker 9: do to Harry and Meghan Steel. But when it comes

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Speaker 9: to Netflix, you know the theories around holding on to

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Speaker 9: Megan Markel with season two of With Love Megan on

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Speaker 9: the Way are that Netflix wants to be the outlet

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Speaker 9: she takes if and when things fall apart with Prince Harry.

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Speaker 9: They want the exclusive. That's why they continue to, you know,

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Speaker 9: have that relationship with her. But you're right, this is

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Speaker 9: the return on investment is simply not there. These numbers

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Speaker 9: are embarrassing. Prince Harry's fall his Polo show was well

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Speaker 9: to the three thousands, like absolutely no one was watching.

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Speaker 9: Actually half a million people watch, just.

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Speaker 18: As many as watched Left. He's losing it.

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Speaker 9: So more people are watching you religiously than Prince Erry.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we get more than that every night on

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Speaker 4: YouTube Beloon. I mean that is absolutely shocking, but completely

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Speaker 4: predictable because who wants to watch some sort of a

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Speaker 4: series on polo. I mean, it is such a niche

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Speaker 4: market you're appealing to unless the star is so compelling

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Speaker 4: that people are going to watch despite not having any

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Speaker 4: interest in.

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Speaker 3: The subject matter.

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Speaker 4: Now let's go to revelations that actress Gwyneth Paltrow felt

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Speaker 4: sad when she learned Brad Pitt had married Jennifer Aniston,

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Speaker 4: claiming that his decision to marry her was evidence that

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Speaker 4: he has terrible taste in women. And it's also alleged

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Speaker 4: that she described Brad as dumber than a sack of

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Speaker 4: sh it. Surely not, and I believe this for a second, Kinsey.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's just coming from Amy O'Dell's new book, Gwyneth

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Speaker 9: the Biography. And the reason that we are taking a

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Speaker 9: lot of this seriously is because Gwyneth gave some friends

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Speaker 9: and family permission to talk to Amy Odell. So I'm

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Speaker 9: taking a lot of this pretty seriously based on the

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Speaker 9: fact that Gwyneth is notoriously private and would likely burn

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Speaker 9: bridges with anyone that spoke on her behalf without her permission.

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Speaker 4: And before you go, Donald Trump has called on the

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Speaker 4: boss of the NFL's Washington Commanders to bring back the

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Speaker 4: Redskins name.

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Speaker 3: There used to be the Washington Redskins after.

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Speaker 4: They dumped that name in twenty twenty due to well,

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Speaker 4: you know, the usual nonsense of typically white people being

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Speaker 4: offended on.

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Speaker 3: Behalf of Native Americans. Kids.

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Speaker 4: See, what are the chances that we're going to see

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Speaker 4: the Redskins back?

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Speaker 18: Yeah.

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Speaker 9: He also urged the Cleveland Guardians to bring back their

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Speaker 9: previous name the Indians.

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Speaker 18: Trump says that.

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Speaker 9: The public has since moved away from what he described

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Speaker 9: as an excessive political correctness.

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Speaker 18: I don't know. I actually don't think that.

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Speaker 9: I think that the investment's been made, the logos exist.

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Speaker 9: I don't think that these franchises will change back unless

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Speaker 9: we continue to see the MAGA movement live beyond Trump,

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Speaker 9: maybe with advanced presidency or something similar.

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Speaker 4: I do recall a poll that was done showing ninety

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Speaker 4: ten Native Americans who were polled did not have a problem.

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Speaker 3: With the Redskins name.

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Speaker 4: It was essentially white folk who were outraged on their

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Speaker 4: behalf who led to that decision.

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Speaker 3: In Washington, d C.

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Speaker 4: Is what possibly the bluest of blue place blue cities

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Speaker 4: in America. KINSI Schofield, thank you so much for your

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Speaker 4: time tonight, and that's it from me too. I'll see

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Speaker 4: you at eleven tomorrow night. Up next, it's Newsnight.