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Speaker 1: On scoring lives Ostrodia. This is the Wider Paney Show.

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Speaker 2: Good evening, and welcome to the Rita Panehy Show. Coming

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Speaker 2: up tonight, we examined the manifestly inadequate sentence handed to

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Speaker 2: a sexual predator who is transitioning and will be housed

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Speaker 2: in a female prison. The panel will weigh in on

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Speaker 2: that and the day's other top headlines. Victoria sees a

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Speaker 2: significant surge in carjackings as the crime crisis deepens.

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Speaker 3: I'll speak to Karlie Douglas about that. Shortly.

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Speaker 2: Kosha Gator will have the latest from the US, including

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Speaker 2: President Trump's big win against Google, and later in the hour,

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Speaker 2: Alex Stein will explain why the NFL has picked a

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Speaker 2: painfully woke artist most of their fans have never heard

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Speaker 2: of to perform at the Super Bowl. And Left Is

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Speaker 2: Losing It features Rose o'donald doing whatever this.

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Speaker 4: Is samdation.

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Speaker 3: But First.

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Speaker 2: Women's groups have expressed outrage over the extraordinary lenient sentence

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Speaker 2: given to a transgender father who sexually abused his five

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Speaker 2: year old daughter. The sex offender now calling himself Hillary Maloney,

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Speaker 2: took thirteen videos and sixty four images of himself sexually

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Speaker 2: abusing his daughter across a one month period. After agreeing

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Speaker 2: to engage in the vile acts for the sexual gratification

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Speaker 2: of American pedophile Sam Booth, he.

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Speaker 3: Called his master.

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Speaker 2: Victorian County called Judge Nola Carapana Giotis gave Maloney a

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Speaker 2: minimum jail term of just two and a half years,

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Speaker 2: ruling that because he was transitioning to becoming a woman

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Speaker 2: a trans woman, his moral culpability was reduced. Meanwhile, the

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Speaker 2: maximum jail sentence for that type of crime is twenty

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Speaker 2: five years. Victorian primagus Into Alan is already under fire

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Speaker 2: for ignoring police from women's groups to have Maloney moved

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Speaker 2: from the female prison he's currently being held into a

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Speaker 2: men's one where he belongs, and she is facing renewed

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Speaker 2: demands to review Victoria's sentencing policies. Women's rights active ast

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Speaker 2: Sal Grover told The Australian newspaper, if you set the

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Speaker 2: precedent that these horrible people could basically get lighter sentences

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Speaker 2: by making this claim, you've created the loophole for them.

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Speaker 2: And Women's Forum Australia Chief executive Rachel Wong said it

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Speaker 2: is profoundly wrong that such reasoning could be used to

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Speaker 2: excuse or soften accountability for one of the gravest crimes imaginable,

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Speaker 2: the sexual abuse of one's own child. That's bringing the

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Speaker 2: panel joining me now for more on this is News

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Speaker 2: Corps Senior writer Patrick Carlyon and research fellow at the

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Speaker 2: Institute of Public Affairs Colleen Harken. Patrick, everything I've described

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Speaker 2: in this story speaks of a deeply seek society talking

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Speaker 2: about the crime itself absolutely sickening. But what's happened since

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Speaker 2: this manifestly inadequate sentence and the fact that we've got

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Speaker 2: this male sexual predator housed in a woman's prison.

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Speaker 5: Yes, Look, this is something we've been writing about for

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Speaker 5: years in the papers. Men or people who identify as

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Speaker 5: women who are biologically male, who are sex offenders have

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Speaker 5: been put in women prisons, which is terrifying for the

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Speaker 5: other women prisoners for lots of really obvious reasons. Now,

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Speaker 5: the idea that this offender in this case got two

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Speaker 5: and a half years because this person was confused about

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Speaker 5: their agenda, it absolutely does not pass any common sense

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Speaker 5: test on any level, does it? And it really introduces

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Speaker 5: a really important issue. Are we going to have loopholes

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Speaker 5: and we're going to have sex offenders who are male,

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Speaker 5: saying I'm confused about agenda and getting shorter sentences because

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Speaker 2: Getting shorter sentences Colleen, and also the prospect of being housed.

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Speaker 3: In a women's prison, which would be.

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Speaker 2: Far more palatable for any male prisoner, but particularly if

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Speaker 2: you've got someone who's a sexual predator. They've got a

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Speaker 2: histories where they've been victims of violence.

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Speaker 3: Victims of sexual abuse themselves, and to have someone like

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Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a high percentage of women in prison who

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Speaker 6: have been victims of sexual abuse themselves, and that's part

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Speaker 6: of their journey is to have the ended up there

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Speaker 6: to be housed with somebody who's done that to someone else.

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Speaker 6: There is nothing more henious than sexual abuse of a

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Speaker 6: child of five year oldch other. There's nobody more in

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Speaker 6: sentence on this is just so manifestly inadequate. The other

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Speaker 3: The sentence is just inadequate.

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Speaker 6: And the judges comment that they thought that the guy

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Speaker 6: was the transitioning person, wouldn't do it again unless it

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Speaker 6: was under some duress from a male Actually, definitionally means

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Speaker 6: that they're not really sure that it wouldn't happen again. Yes,

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Speaker 6: there's just no recognition of the serious, the absolute disgracefulness

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Speaker 2: Never mind whether they think it's going to happen again

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Speaker 2: or not, it's already happened. How about punishing the offense.

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Speaker 2: It shouldn't just be about rehabilitation or the chances of reoffending,

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Speaker 2: what about actually punishing the offense. And that seems to

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Speaker 2: have been lost in the criminal justice process, where offenders'

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Speaker 2: rights seem to be at the forefront the correct of

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Speaker 2: the people in that bureaucracy.

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Speaker 6: Especially when you see it's a two and a half

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Speaker 6: five years. It's ten percent of what was available to astonishing.

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Speaker 2: Now let's move on to the Australian Services Union slamming

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Speaker 2: the into Alan government over the appointment of Mary Beech

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Speaker 2: City Council CEO Kathy Henderson. She's going to become the

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Speaker 2: new boss of work safe and mere accusations that while

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Speaker 2: she was with the council she breached workplace safety protocols

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Speaker 2: and failed to protect staff.

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Speaker 3: Following a drag story time event.

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Speaker 2: Of course, it was an Australian Services Union Victorian Branch

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Speaker 2: Secretary Tash Walks said, the very organization she is now

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Speaker 3: Had failed to adhere to the OHS.

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Speaker 2: Act and had to step in to override her and

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Speaker 2: protect the interests of her own staff.

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Speaker 3: Colleena.

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Speaker 2: This council we speak about at a fair bit on

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Speaker 2: this program.

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Speaker 3: It's one of the worst.

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Speaker 2: Mary Beeck counsel and Miss Anderson was there and she

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Speaker 2: signed off on a half a million dollar name change.

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Speaker 3: Used to be called Morland Council.

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Speaker 2: No one seemed to have a problem with that until

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Speaker 2: the council decided that was deeply racist. You had some

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Speaker 2: association with a Jamaican slave estate and they changed the name.

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Speaker 2: It's almost like a comedy sketch, if only nobody's laughing.

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Speaker 6: This is sort of the woke of the woke, rewarding

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Speaker 6: the woke. These roles should be about competence and independence

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Speaker 6: and obviously this is the Allen government rewarding one of

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Speaker 6: their own. As you said, she's been involved in the

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Speaker 6: millions of dollars spent on a name change toward end

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Speaker 6: and for what purpose really, And it's just Victoria. It

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Speaker 6: is an example of Victoria rotting from the inside. It

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Speaker 6: doesn't matter whether you're competent or independent. It's the Allen

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Speaker 2: And if I remember correctly, Mary Beck was in the

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Speaker 2: news just recently because they sacked a street sweeper for

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Speaker 2: questioning the merits of having these lengthy welcome to countries

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Speaker 2: acknowledgment of countries before every every meeting. And again the

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Speaker 2: court found that he was unfairly dismissed. So this is

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Speaker 2: not a council that's particularly well run from what I

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Speaker 2: can see, Patrick, But this is a big role.

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Speaker 3: We're talking about the head of work say that.

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Speaker 2: And there are all sorts of issues with work Safe

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Speaker 2: itself in this state.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, the vehements of the criticism, I think she was

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Speaker 5: work safe, not being a place for her really struck me.

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Speaker 5: I sort of wonder as a journalist, is there more

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Speaker 5: to this story? Is there more that we don't know

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Speaker 5: because the evidence presented to sort of make those comments.

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Speaker 7: Wasn't that strong?

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Speaker 8: Yes?

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Speaker 7: And I think I suspect.

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Speaker 3: That's interesting there is.

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Speaker 2: I mean, I do wonder whether there's some sort of

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Speaker 2: Labor Party union factional wards that were not fully across.

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Speaker 2: But we're happy to hear from miss Henderson if she

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Speaker 2: wants to come on the program and put her side forward.

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Speaker 2: Now let's talk about the Sydney Morning Herald's report on

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Speaker 2: the cost of Sydney's largest metro rail line project, the

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Speaker 2: Sydney Metro West.

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Speaker 3: It's said to blow out but at least two.

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Speaker 2: Billion dollars due to the skyrocketing price of building underground

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Speaker 2: train stations, and there's been all sorts of delays to

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Speaker 2: awarding major contracts. That's also caused this blowout in the budget. Patrick,

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Speaker 2: the min's Labor government was wavering on this big project.

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Speaker 2: Can labor governments anywhere deliver projects on time and on budget?

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Speaker 7: Well?

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Speaker 5: As a Victorian, as Paul Keating would say, this is

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Speaker 5: a beautiful set of numbers. You look at the Northeast

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Speaker 5: wink down here. It was originally going to cost ten

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Speaker 5: billion dollars and it was sixteen billion dollars.

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Speaker 7: Now it's twenty six million. Dollars.

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Speaker 5: That's assuming they ever finish it. On the drive through

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Speaker 5: there virtually every day. No, these things don't get done

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Speaker 5: by labor governments. And it's interesting look in New South

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Speaker 5: Wales there complaining about the blowouts. But these blowouts are

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Speaker 5: nothing like we see down here. You look at the

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Speaker 5: suburban rail loop. We just had our premier go to China.

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Speaker 5: You know, the sort of cap in hand, sort of

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Speaker 5: begging for drills and the investment in something that the

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Speaker 5: federal government refuses to invest in. Yes, and certainly a pattern.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Colleen, two billion is nothing really when you look

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Speaker 2: at the Victorian blowouts.

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Speaker 3: In these projects. So we could go through the long list.

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Speaker 2: There's the reason why Victoria has got the biggest debt

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Speaker 6: Yeah, but isn't that part of the problem that we

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Speaker 6: laugh and we say too big? And we just got

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Speaker 6: washed away because we're getting so used to these overruns

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Speaker 6: and people who don't seem to understand how to do

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Speaker 6: a project management, a business case and make sure that

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Speaker 6: budge that projects are delivered on time and in budget.

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Speaker 9: We do.

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Speaker 6: We just now we wash away billions of dollars being

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Speaker 6: We can't see people who are competent enough.

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Speaker 10: To do these jobs.

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Speaker 6: You know, Victoria and the Southern Metro Rail Loop or whatever,

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Speaker 6: the SLR, whatever it's called.

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Speaker 3: Yes, you know that is in a.

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Speaker 6: Very similar situation, no business case. Billions of dollars are

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Speaker 6: being spent and no one has oversight into actually managing

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Speaker 2: And it's incredible that they go over budgets so much

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Speaker 2: because they put a lot of fat in it when

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Speaker 2: they put it together us they still.

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Speaker 3: Manage to go over budget.

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Speaker 2: Now, let's go to an issue that I love discussing

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Speaker 2: on this program.

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Speaker 3: JK. Rowling.

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Speaker 2: She may be off the left, but when it comes

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Speaker 2: to the issue of women's rights, she's very sound, very

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Speaker 2: bold and brave. And the Harry Potter author has now

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Speaker 2: put Emma Watson in her place.

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Speaker 3: She played Hermione Granger. Actress.

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Speaker 2: Emma Watson said that while she disagrees with JK. Rowling's

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Speaker 2: views on transgenderism, she still appreciates.

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Speaker 3: Her contributions to her career.

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Speaker 2: Good of you, Emma to say that Jack Rowling had

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Speaker 2: quite a lengthy responses as part of it. She said,

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Speaker 2: like other people who've never experienced adult life uncushioned by

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Speaker 2: wealth and fame. Emma has so little experience of real life.

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Speaker 2: She's ignorant of how ignorant she is. I wasn't in

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Speaker 2: a multi millionaire at fourteen. I lived in poverty while

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Speaker 2: That is fantastic, Patrick, I've got to say, beautifully written,

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Speaker 2: That's just beautiful. That is I always want to read

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Speaker 7: Well articulate, isn't it.

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Speaker 5: And she makes that point when Emma Watson spoke out

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Speaker 7: But that's a massive takedown it's very articulate.

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Speaker 2: It's beautifully put and I think she's been waiting to

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Speaker 3: She's just graduated from university. She's been working industry for

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Speaker 2: And it's interesting that Emma Watson's kind of being a

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Speaker 3: That's all power to her for doing it.

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Speaker 2: And I think she sees a fair bit of cowardice,

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Speaker 11: Well, not a lot of room here, right, I know

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Speaker 11: want to be share the arm rush? Yes, we're not

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Speaker 11: I don't even own the arm rush.

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Speaker 7: I'm not on the harm restic though.

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Speaker 11: Actually what no, I'm not Okay, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 7: I guess my fats are on their.

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Speaker 9: Own massage, So sorry, So sir, how do you think

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Speaker 9: I should tampus part?

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Speaker 3: Well, there's a way you can solve it, Patrick.

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Speaker 2: If your body mass extends to two seats, then you

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Speaker 3: The selfishness here in my mind is out of control.

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Speaker 3: Of course, it's not pleasant.

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Speaker 2: And it's not a conversation anybody would want to have.

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Speaker 2: But surely, if you know an airline seat is going

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Speaker 7: Do we need bigger seats? Do we need to pay more? No?

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Speaker 3: Because then I'm paying more and I could fit into

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Speaker 3: the seat. Thank you.

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Speaker 5: Wating to overwake people fat shame one another is always.

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Speaker 2: Going because the other guy, the bigger one, also fat

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Speaker 3: Where do you sit on this, Belleen?

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Speaker 6: No, I disagree with Patrick. I also fit into one

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Speaker 6: We've kind of moved into this situation of celebrating obesity,

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Speaker 6: and we shouldn't. I mean, we should actually be kind

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Speaker 6: that if you are overweight it is in your best

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Speaker 6: interest to lose weight. There are associated health problems with it,

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Speaker 6: and we're not doing anyone in any favors pretending that

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Speaker 2: And the body positivity movement, Patrick, I've had quite a

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Speaker 2: would have thought. Colleen Harkin, Patrick carlyon body positivity.

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Speaker 3: Advocas, thank you for time.

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Speaker 2: Tonight now to Victoria's worsening crime crisis, and fresh figures

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Speaker 2: have revealed that carjackings are also on the rise. What

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Speaker 2: nine times a week. There were four hundred and eighty

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Speaker 2: That's that thirty six percent increase on the year before.

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Speaker 2: And out of those four hundred and eighty seven incidents,

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Speaker 2: perpetrator was armed, and police intelligence shows seventy percent of

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Speaker 2: the offenders were aged under twenty five, with most belief

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Speaker 2: to be teenagers. Let's bring in Herald Sun reporter Karlie

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Speaker 2: Douglas Carley. This is a terrifying crime for the victim,

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Speaker 12: I think if we go back to twenty twenty three,

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Speaker 12: One of them was breaching bail and that was because

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Speaker 12: an Indigenous woman had died in custody.

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Speaker 10: There was an investigation. They found that these laws were

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Speaker 12: But it really opened the floodgates and it meant that

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Speaker 10: That was also mixed though with this emergence of the.

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Speaker 12: Tobacco wars after COVID, which meant that you know, these

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Speaker 12: these crime gangs were recruiting these children or these teenagers

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Speaker 12: to go and fire bomb these tobacco stores, paying them

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Speaker 12: a couple of hundred bucks to do so, and it

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Speaker 12: really got them entrenched into our crime world here in Victoria.

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Speaker 12: Also the notoriety on social media, I mean COVID really

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Speaker 2: So these kids, these teenagers are recruited in part because

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Speaker 2: the criminals know the commit justice system is going to

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Speaker 10: Oh absolutely, yes, exactly.

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Speaker 12: I mean, like I say, a few hundred bucks go

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Speaker 10: You know, we've had one hundred and twenty.

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Speaker 12: Ish more than that tobacco store fire bombings and they

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Speaker 3: They get away with it.

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Speaker 2: That's the incentivized and it happens. Now, let's talk about

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Speaker 2: something that happened yesterday again at terrifying scenes outside of

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Speaker 2: Burke Street. More police engaged in an eleven kilometer chase

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Speaker 2: A woman was struck by the car and taken to hospital.

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Speaker 2: Witnesses were left traumatized, and one telling the Herald's sign.

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Speaker 2: The offenders were covered in black clothing and had their

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Speaker 2: faces covered. Four teenage boys have been charged over the incident,

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Speaker 2: including a seventeen year old who has bailed to appear

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Speaker 2: before a children's court at a later day. Carli, what

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Speaker 2: more can you tell me about what happened here?

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Speaker 3: From the scenes. I've looked at it.

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Speaker 2: That's pretty lucky nobody was more seriously hurt or killed.

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Speaker 10: It's terrifying.

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Speaker 12: I mean, we've got these kids driving down Burke Street

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Speaker 10: You know, obviously you're very busy shopping. Precinct. It is

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Speaker 10: very lucky that no one.

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Speaker 13: Else was hurt.

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Speaker 2: And what they're going to now look at more ballards

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Speaker 12: Well, that's what people have raised. I don't think the

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Speaker 10: The oppositions have.

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Speaker 12: Said that infrastructure isn't the answer. They're obviously looking at

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Speaker 10: Okay, he was bailed last week.

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Speaker 12: There are new bail laws though that are actually coming

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Speaker 3: Maybe we will be seeing type fingers crossed.

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Speaker 2: It actually has an impact because so many of the measures,

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Speaker 2: including their Maschetti beans, really haven't done anything meaningful to

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Speaker 2: curb these crimes. Before you go, yesterday we covered an

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Speaker 2: was a proposal to introduce so called African courts. This

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Speaker 2: was something that was considered designed to be similar to

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Speaker 2: the Kori courts to help young African Australian offenders experience

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Speaker 2: what's called cultural restorative justice.

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Speaker 3: Karlie, tell me about this philosophy and how much community

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Speaker 2: There's people from different countries with entirely different worldviews.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, and that's exactly the concern that's been brought up

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Speaker 12: by these leaders. They say, if we were to model

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Speaker 10: Would that work? Maybe not.

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Speaker 12: The idea though, was formed as part of this roundtable.

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Speaker 12: This group had been given. It was a group of academics, lawyer.

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Speaker 2: Rising Ly academics and lawyers coming up with stupid ideas well.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I just think it is madness to even

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Speaker 3: Karlie Douglas is always a pleasure. Thank you so much

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Speaker 3: for your time.

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Speaker 9: they do understand is our freedom of speech is being attacked.

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Speaker 2: Another absolute hypocrite who suddenly cares about free speech. They

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Speaker 2: were cheering on their ideological opponents being silenced, being canceled

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Speaker 2: and d platforms.

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Speaker 3: Give me a break.

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Speaker 2: Now, let's go to lefty losing at regular Rosio Donald who,

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Speaker 2: despite fleeing to Ireland to escape Trump's America, does nothing

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Speaker 2: but talk and think and obsess about Donald Trump. Even

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Speaker 2: her therapist is wondering why she's so obsessed.

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Speaker 14: What he's done yet, hasn't even hit us yet, and

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Speaker 14: if he's not stopped now, we have lost our country.

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Speaker 14: And I don't know, Nicole, how it is that some

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Speaker 14: people cannot see it. My therapist said, why are you

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Speaker 14: so upset? And I said to her, why are you not?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, I have that conversation too, because the gas

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Speaker 15: lighting that I think you're alluding to, if you're a thoughtful,

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Speaker 15: informed person, you do stop and say, well, maybe.

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Speaker 7: It is me.

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Speaker 2: Yes. Even her therapist thinks she needs to find some perspective,

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Speaker 2: but not MSNBC anchor Nicole Wallace, who is matching Rosie

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Speaker 2: in the loopy stakes. The only gas lighting happening there, Nicole,

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Speaker 2: is that you're convincing yourself that you're thoughtful and informed.

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Speaker 2: But at least when Nicole and Rosie are sharing their

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Speaker 2: paranoid delusions, they're not producing content like this.

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Speaker 3: Whatever this is.

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Speaker 4: Said usual China Lee Guy, the majimdation.

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Speaker 2: You know, the Left suffer from the delusion that if

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Speaker 2: they repeat a lie often enough and they really really

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Speaker 2: want it to be true, then it is. We've heard

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Speaker 2: them repeat the same dangerous lies about Donald Trump for years,

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Speaker 2: from the Russian collusion hoax to the Fine People hoax.

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Speaker 2: Now there is another lie being put forward by failed

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Speaker 2: Vice president and failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris. She keeps

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Speaker 2: saying this despite it being verifiably false, and.

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Speaker 13: It ended up being the closest presidential election in the

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Speaker 13: twenty first century.

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Speaker 2: The closest presidential election in the twenty first century. An

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Speaker 2: out and out lie, Kamala She lost by eight huge margin.

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Speaker 2: She not only lost the electoral College by a huge margin,

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Speaker 2: she lost every swing state.

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Speaker 3: She also lost the popular vote.

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Speaker 2: Trump was the first Republican to win the popular vote

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Speaker 2: in twenty years, but did Rachel Matter correct that obvious lie.

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Speaker 3: Well, of course not, and Kamala was off to the

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Speaker 3: view to repeat that same lie.

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Speaker 13: It is the closest presidential race in the twenty first

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Speaker 13: century in terms of the outcome.

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Speaker 2: Yes, the idiot view crowd are going to clap along

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Speaker 2: like trained seals to anything. But there were six highly

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Speaker 2: paid view co hosts on the desk with Kamala. Not

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Speaker 2: one of them corrected that outrageous lie, and, emboldened by

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Speaker 2: her bold face lies being accepted as gospel, Kamala repeated

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Speaker 2: that line at her old college.

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Speaker 3: Here she is at Howard University.

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Speaker 13: Bosist election for president of the United States in the

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Speaker 13: twenty first century.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I know that's right.

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Speaker 1: Howard Grad did that here, Howard Grad.

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Speaker 2: Why is it that Kamala looks like she arrived straight

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Speaker 2: from happy hour to that event. No academics there, no students,

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Speaker 2: corrected that lie.

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Speaker 3: So let's get a hot take on Kamala from her

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Speaker 3: successor Jdie Vance.

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Speaker 16: Because the more people know about Kamala Harris, the more

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Speaker 16: they realize there's no substance there. I mean, agree or

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Speaker 16: disagree with Barack Obama or Bill Clinton. They actually had substance.

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Speaker 16: They could actually articulate a viewpoint. I listened to Kamala

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Speaker 16: Harris for ninety seconds, and I actually feel like I've

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Speaker 16: gotten dumber in the process.

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Speaker 3: And I have no idea what she actually believes.

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Speaker 2: Now to the deplorable elan Omar, who was doubling down

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Speaker 2: on her abuse against Charlie Kirk last week, she had

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Speaker 2: pledge to say, including this on CNN.

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Speaker 3: That should be in the dust pen of history.

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Speaker 17: And we should hopefully move on and forget the heat

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Speaker 17: that he spewed every single day.

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Speaker 2: Ask to apologize for those comments and other similarly unhinged

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Speaker 2: and ugly commentary.

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Speaker 3: This is what the anti American Democrat congresswoman had to

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Speaker 3: say this time. She's with the awful Don Lemon.

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Speaker 17: I have nothing that apologized for. You know it is

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Speaker 17: It is a tragedy that Charlie Kirk was killed in

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Speaker 17: that way. I feel for his widow and his children.

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Speaker 17: They will have to live with that for the rest.

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Speaker 9: Of their lives.

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Speaker 3: But there is no legacy to honor.

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Speaker 17: It was a legacy filled with bigotry, hatred, and white supremacy.

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Speaker 17: And as a black woman and as a Muslim in

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Speaker 17: this country, I refuse these crazy people can do whatever

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Speaker 17: they want to do. But I am not going to

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Speaker 17: be bullied into complacency, into you know, dishonoring who I

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Speaker 17: am and what I stand for.

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Speaker 2: Yes, she's not going to be bullied into decency or honesty.

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Speaker 2: She's going to remain a race baiting radical doing harm

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Speaker 2: to the country that gave her sanctuary. Let's bring in

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Speaker 2: Sky News contributor Kosher geta Kosher Elanoma is going to

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Speaker 2: find out the hard way that Charlie Kirk's legacy is

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Speaker 2: far greater, far more consequential than anything she or her

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Speaker 2: squad members are going to be achieving.

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Speaker 1: I think she already knows that rita on some level,

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Speaker 1: but she is unashamed, unabashed telling us exactly who she

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Speaker 1: is in some strange upside down where you almost have

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Speaker 1: to admire it because she's just tripling down, quadrupling down

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Speaker 1: in that belief I think, you know, cynically, in the

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Speaker 1: narrow world of just her retaining her seat as long

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Speaker 1: as she continues to do that, and the demographics where

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Speaker 1: she lives are favorable to that. And once you become

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Speaker 1: an incumbent, it does get harder and harder to be unseated,

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Speaker 1: though it certainly is happening more and more. Unless and

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Speaker 1: until that happens, I would say that she doesn't care

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Speaker 1: and she's going to continue to be true to her

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Speaker 1: belief system with the no shame whatsoever. The only good

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Speaker 1: news I would offer is that broadly speaking, she and

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Speaker 1: her kind, whether's Jimmy Kimmel, whether it's everyone else, they

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Speaker 1: are losing right now. They're losing electorally, they're losing in

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Speaker 1: the court, they're losing culturally, and that is something, but

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Speaker 1: they haven't lost. And while they're losing, but they haven't lost.

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Speaker 1: This is actually a dangerous time and you're going to

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Speaker 1: see much more I think vicious vitriol and even violence

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Speaker 1: coming out, unfortunately, and that's why the right really has

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Speaker 1: to fight harder against people like that.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, you mentioned Jimmy Kimmel, We've had the likes of

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Speaker 2: him straight out lie about the politics of Charlie Cook's

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Speaker 2: alleged assassin. Now we have John carl On Abas climbing.

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Speaker 3: The murder wasn't even.

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Speaker 18: Political, been senselessly celebrated by some a small minority who

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Speaker 18: didn't like what Kirk stood for and thought it was

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Speaker 18: somehow therefore justified celebrating or excusing violence is abhorrent. The

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Speaker 18: murder of Charlie Kirk was not a political act. It

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Speaker 18: was a gruesome crime.

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Speaker 2: Yes, it was a gruesome crime, but it was also

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Speaker 2: clearly political kosher. The motivation for the murder is not

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Speaker 2: really in dispute at this point. We have the words

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Speaker 2: of the alleged assassin. Why do we still have elements

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Speaker 2: of the media determined to muddy the waters here?

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Speaker 1: You know, I think we know why that they are losing,

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Speaker 1: as we just said, on every dimension, and this is

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Speaker 1: the last thing that they have to hang on to,

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Speaker 1: which is, as you said in earlier segment, keep lying

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Speaker 1: enough times and repeat the lie enough times, and some

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Speaker 1: portion of the country and the world, unfortunately will believe

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Speaker 1: it because we are in information warfare along with other

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Speaker 1: types of warfare, and that's why they do it. But

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Speaker 1: I do go back to that silver lining that they

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Speaker 1: are losing. Ratings are down. Everything that Charlie Kirk said,

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Speaker 1: all of his videos and memorial service, all of that

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Speaker 1: have hundreds of millions and even aggregated up to billion views,

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Speaker 1: way more than Jonathan carl will ever see or the

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Speaker 1: entire network. And so that's the good news that you're

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Speaker 1: in this information warfare, and they are not winning. But

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Speaker 1: I think they're going to go down and keep repeating

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Speaker 1: these types of comments to the bitter end.

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Speaker 2: And you look at Turning Point, USA, the demand they've

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Speaker 2: had for new chapters is astonishing. If they can follow

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Speaker 2: through with that and establish those chapters throughout the country,

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Speaker 2: the impact is so much more profound than perhaps even Charlie.

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Speaker 3: Ever dreamed of.

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Speaker 2: Now Kosher, the federal government maybe shut down. This happens

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Speaker 2: when Congress can neither pass all twelve appropriation bills needed

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Speaker 2: to fund the government nor pass a continuing resolution, and.

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Speaker 3: The countdown is on. Let's hear from Vice President jd. Vance.

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Speaker 19: First of all, we have to keep essential services functioning

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Speaker 19: as well as possible if the Democrats shut down the government,

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Speaker 19: and RUSS has been tasked with making sure that's possible.

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Speaker 19: To give us about negotiations, one of the things I

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Speaker 19: admired about the President, but frankly, the entire team's approach

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Speaker 19: during the conversation we just had with Chuck Schumer and

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Speaker 19: Hakim Jeffries was you know, yeah, they have some crazy

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Speaker 19: ideas giving taxpayer money.

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Speaker 20: To illegal aliens for health care. That's a crazy idea.

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Speaker 19: Funding transgender surgeries in Peru.

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Speaker 20: That's a crazy idea, but the hand some ideas that

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Speaker 20: I actually thought were reasonable, and the hand some ideas

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Speaker 20: that the President thought was reasonable. What's not reasonable is

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Speaker 20: to hold those ideas as leverage and to shut down

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Speaker 20: the government unless we give you everything that.

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Speaker 2: You want, funding transgender surgeries in Peru and giving free

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Speaker 2: healthcare to illegal immigrants. Kosha, Do you think they'll come

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Speaker 2: to a deal before the Wednesday deadline?

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Speaker 1: Hard to see. I think possibly this time they will,

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Speaker 1: or if it goes into shutdown, it'll be a short,

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Speaker 1: very short shutdown. And I think the reason why one

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Speaker 1: big difference this time compared to last time, which was

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Speaker 1: in Trump's first term twenty eighteen twenty nineteen, it was

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Speaker 1: the longest shutdown, thirty five days, the longest in history.

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Speaker 1: It came down to the border wall, and ultimately that

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Speaker 1: shutdown was only averted when Trump caved and said he

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Speaker 1: will not keep fighting for I think it was less

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Speaker 1: than six billion dollars for the border wall and never

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Speaker 1: got that money. This time, the one big, beautiful bill

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Speaker 1: was passed, and what that has done is is completely

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Speaker 1: legislated and funded Trump's agenda the wall enough money for

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Speaker 1: mass deportations, making his tax cuts permanent, and cutting some

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Speaker 1: of those aids for Medicare and SNAP and food stamps

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Speaker 1: in those programs. So, actually the leverage is totally different

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Speaker 1: this time. The Republicans have so much more leverage because

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Speaker 1: their key agenda items cannot be held hostage the way

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Speaker 1: it was last time. And because of that, I think

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Speaker 1: they're going to play more hardball. And the Democrats ultimately

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Speaker 1: will see that, or they already see that, and I

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Speaker 1: think they probably are the ones who are going to capitulate,

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Speaker 1: but time will tell.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll be interesting to see if the Democrats think

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Speaker 2: there's some sort of electoral advantage in shutting down the

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Speaker 2: government and prolonging this as long as they can, or

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Speaker 2: whether it's actually going to hurt them more than it

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Speaker 2: hurts the Trump administration now. Earlier today, the President reshared

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Speaker 2: this funny post featuring Chuck Schumer and Hakeem jeffreyism telling you,

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Speaker 2: I'm liking AI more and more if you can produce

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Speaker 2: comedy like this.

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Speaker 21: Look, guys, there's no way to sugarcoat it. Nobody likes

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Speaker 21: Democrats anymore. We have no voters left because of all

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Speaker 21: of our work trands bolts. Not even black people want

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Speaker 21: to vote for us anymore. Even Latinos hate us. So

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Speaker 21: we need new voters. And if we give all these

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Speaker 21: illegal aliens free healthcare, we might be able to get

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Speaker 21: them on our side so they can vote for us Kosher.

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Speaker 2: The fact that the President is sharing content like this

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Speaker 2: leads me to believe he is not terribly worried about

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Speaker 2: this so called crisis.

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Speaker 3: But why is this even happening? If the Republicans of both.

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Speaker 2: Houses, why are they not getting their legislation.

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Speaker 1: Through the main issue The wedge here is in the Senate.

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Speaker 1: To avoid a filibuster or bring an end to a

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Speaker 1: filibuster and invote culture, they need sixty votes and they

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Speaker 1: don't have that much of the majority, so that means

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Speaker 1: they seven or eight Democrats or independences that are aligned

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Speaker 1: with Democrats to come over to the side. And that's

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Speaker 1: I'm sure the horse training and jocking is happening behind

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Speaker 1: the scenes, but I think to your point that the

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Speaker 1: one the calculation the Democrats are making because they have

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Speaker 1: nothing right now. They have neither chamber, they don't have

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Speaker 1: the Supreme Court, they don't have the White House. This

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Speaker 1: is one thing they have that they can try to

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Speaker 1: throw a monkey wrench into this, and they would only

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Speaker 1: do that if they think it helps them electorally, and

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Speaker 1: maybe they're miscalculating. I hope that they are, because videos

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Speaker 1: like this one only shows that they're sort of like

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Speaker 1: running a clown show. And I don't think it's planned

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Speaker 1: well with the American public.

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Speaker 7: But we shall see.

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Speaker 2: No, but I'm sure the Democrats will get a very

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Speaker 2: qush run from the media. They will paint this as

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Speaker 2: just another symptom of the Trump administration being in crisis.

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Speaker 2: They did that throughout the first term. This just this

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Speaker 2: constant rolling crisis that it just doesn't have the impact

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Speaker 2: in once hat kosher. The American electorate is not buying

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Speaker 2: what the media is selling them. Now, I want to

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Speaker 2: ask you about this major victory for President Trump earlier today.

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Speaker 2: He took on social media platforms, has taken on media

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Speaker 2: companies and even the might of Google, and he's had

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Speaker 2: another win here. Google subsidiary YouTube has paid out more

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Speaker 2: than twenty four million dollars to settle a lawsuit that

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Speaker 2: President Trump brought against the platform for suspending his channel

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Speaker 2: after the January sixth riot. This is a major victory

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Speaker 2: there's another way to look at this kosher for sure.

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Speaker 1: And now he is approaching ninety million dollars in such settlements.

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Speaker 1: Twenty five million from YouTube right now, say, twenty five

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Speaker 1: from Facebook slash Meta, fifteen million from ABC because George

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Speaker 1: Dephanopolis slandered him. Really, that's what the settlement was on

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Speaker 1: when it was mistating the claims from that Egen Carol case,

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Speaker 1: and then CBS the balance of that. So that's nine

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Speaker 1: to million. About two thirds of it is going to

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Speaker 1: his presidential library and the ballroom that's going to be

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Speaker 1: constructed in the White House, which is going to anger

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Speaker 1: i think the left because both those things are permanent things.

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Speaker 1: It will have Trump's name on it forever more in

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Speaker 1: some way. And then the one there is going into

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Speaker 1: his pocket. So it is a win for sure. It's

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Speaker 1: part of his comeback, the greatest comeback story of all

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Speaker 1: time that's continuing. These are all civil lawsuits that he's

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Speaker 1: made in his personal capacity, so they're not you know,

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Speaker 1: official lawsuits by the US government. Those types of things

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Speaker 1: are also pending. But yeah, on it goes. He's got

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Speaker 1: a few more in the pike. The Wall Street Journal,

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Speaker 1: Associated Press, the Pulitzer Prize Committee. He's suing them as well,

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Speaker 1: giving Politzer prizes to all those people for the Russia

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Speaker 1: Gate reporting and on and on a goot. So those

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Speaker 1: are going to be funny ones that I think will

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Speaker 1: continue to come out in his favor.

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Speaker 3: I'll tell you.

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Speaker 2: Accountability is coming for everybody. And when it comes to

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Speaker 2: Google and particularly YouTube, they admitted that the Biden administration

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Speaker 2: pressured them to deplatform particular individuals to get rid of

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Speaker 2: content that the Biden White House did not want shared.

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Speaker 3: I mean, this is a real issue.

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Speaker 2: We've had so many people having meltdowns about Jimmy Kimmel

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Speaker 2: being off air for a couple of days.

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Speaker 3: This is a real free.

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Speaker 2: Speech issue, and I don't think it's got this sort

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Speaker 2: of coverage it deserves. There were so many ordinary people

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Speaker 2: Kosher impacted.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, that is really the point. So it's funny, fun

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Speaker 1: and funny to see that accountability and having them to

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Speaker 1: pay up, even though they're just settlements without apologies. But

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Speaker 1: the real crux, the legal crux of it, is what

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Speaker 1: you say. And if we think about what happened in

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Speaker 1: the week of January sixth, they completely deplatform the sitting

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Speaker 1: US president because he still was the president until January

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Speaker 1: twenty first from all of those platforms, and then some

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Speaker 1: plus individual people. They're still being reinstated till this day.

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Speaker 1: Not all of them have been reinstated. There's all sorts

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Speaker 1: of people like doctor Naomi Wolf is part of this

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Speaker 1: lawsuit today from YouTube. She's getting I think two million

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Speaker 1: or so out of that because of COVID vaccine related

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Speaker 1: information that she was sharing, they suspended her. And there's

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Speaker 1: so many examples about that. So we've only scratched the surface.

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Speaker 1: The ultimate remedy for this, I do many do believe

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Speaker 1: is antitrust, which is picking up momentum that they're just

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Speaker 1: too big and the economic power of these five or

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Speaker 1: six companies is so much that it's so hard to

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Speaker 1: do anything around them. If that happens, I think only

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Speaker 1: then will you see a structural change. Otherwise it feels

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Speaker 1: like a little bit of ankle biting. You get some

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Speaker 1: wins here and there, but if the other side comes

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Speaker 1: into power, which they will at some point, I would

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Speaker 1: expect to see this kind of These kinds of tactics

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Speaker 1: unfortunately continue in the future.

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Speaker 2: And Kosha, when it comes to Google, you can't overstate

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Speaker 2: their power and influence this is how people find that information.

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Speaker 2: In the modern age, that've got close to monopoly power,

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Speaker 2: and that can be a dangerous thing, can't it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it really is scary where they have the economic power,

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Speaker 1: but as you say, unlike an Excello Mobile or some

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Speaker 1: other company like that that's also economically very powerful their

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Speaker 1: market cap, they deal in information flow and opinion shaping

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Speaker 1: and it's only going to get even more amplified with

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Speaker 1: AI and they and all of these tech companies are

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Speaker 1: going into that where now that's further going to control

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Speaker 1: how people think and the masses think. So this is

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Speaker 1: a big deal. Antitrust again, I think is the only remedy.

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Speaker 1: And the issue is that governments in these cases are

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Speaker 1: very very slow relative to how quickly those companies can

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Speaker 1: grow and roll up the whole world and all the

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Speaker 1: information in it, and that imbalance is very tough to combat.

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Speaker 1: But it is picking up steam, and if it's ever

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Speaker 1: going to happen, it's going to happen in the Trump

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Speaker 1: administration some sort of anti trust case brought by the DOJ.

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Speaker 7: But we shall see.

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Speaker 3: Kosha geta thank you so much for your time still

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Speaker 3: to come.

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Speaker 2: The NFL picks a painfully work artist no one has

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Speaker 2: heard of to perform at the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 3: Alex st Mine has the details next Welcome Back.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 2: The NFL are clearly slow learners. I think it's a

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Speaker 2: good idea to unleash on their sports loving fan base.

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Speaker 2: A hard left activist singer that most of them have

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Speaker 2: never heard of, a dude called bad Bunny, has been

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Speaker 2: given the honor of performing at the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 3: Yes, this dude, and don't worry if you don't know

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Speaker 3: his music.

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Speaker 2: I'm sure you're familiar with his stupidly woke brand of politics.

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Speaker 8: I'm never performing in the US again. I'm scared, scared

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Speaker 8: that I might raid the venue outside my show, and honestly,

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Speaker 8: I can risk the safety of my fans like that.

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Speaker 8: Mainland America just doesn't feel necessary.

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Speaker 7: To me anymore.

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Speaker 2: Performing in mainland America doesn't feel necessary anymore.

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Speaker 3: What does he think the Super Bowl is held?

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Speaker 8: You can come see me in Puerto Rico or catch

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Speaker 8: me in one of the other countries I'm visiting. But

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Speaker 8: I can, in good conscience keep putting you at risk

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Speaker 8: just to perform in the mainland US. I know for

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Speaker 8: a lot of people this feels like a sacrifice.

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Speaker 2: Sacrifice talk about delusions of grandeur. The only sacrifice is

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Speaker 2: the NFL's credibility and again picking talent that their audience

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Speaker 2: doesn't like, let alone revere what a silly own goal.

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Speaker 2: Joining me now is a comedian and host of Prime

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Speaker 2: Time with Alex Stein on Blaze tav Alex am I

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Speaker 2: being too.

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Speaker 3: Harsh on Bad Bunny. Is this an inspired choice?

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Speaker 22: Oh my gosh, this is the laziest chort voice I've

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Speaker 22: ever seen. Nobody knows who Bad Bunny is. Literally, in America,

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Speaker 22: if you're an American, nobody has.

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Speaker 9: Heard of this guy.

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Speaker 22: I remember when he had a meal at McDonald's. It

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Speaker 22: was a bad Bunny meal. I remember asking them who

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Speaker 22: is Bad Bunny and they said the same thing. They said, literally,

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Speaker 22: nobody knows who he is. So the fact that he gets,

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Speaker 22: you know, saying at the halftime show when that was

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Speaker 22: a show reserved for the greatest of all performers, people

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Speaker 22: like Michael Jackson, and now it's basically.

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Speaker 9: Become some sort of DEI talent show. So you know

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Speaker 9: it's lost its luster.

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Speaker 3: Well, why wouldn't you have some big country star.

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Speaker 2: Country is so huge at the moment, and they're selling

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Speaker 2: out massive arenas and the fan base would love that.

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Speaker 2: It would be such a such a great vibe, so

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Speaker 2: pro America, great music.

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Speaker 3: It's just a win, win win.

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Speaker 2: It's an obvious option for the NFL, but they've decided

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Speaker 2: to do this again now, Alex. The were heartwarming scenes

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Speaker 2: on the wakend with penste football fans sported in the

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Speaker 2: crowd wearing Charlie Kirk's Freedom T shirts. This was at

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Speaker 2: a Saturday night's game against Oregon, which was Kirk's team.

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Speaker 2: Charlie loved the Oregon team and they had a fantastic

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Speaker 2: win in that game thirty twenty four over Penn State.

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Speaker 2: Tell me about this ongoing tribute to Charlie. I noticed

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Speaker 2: Jason al Dean has played a video before his concerts

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Speaker 2: of Charlie.

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Speaker 3: We're not going to forget what happened to Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 22: Well, you know, the tragedy surrounding Charlie Kirk's death cannot

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Speaker 22: really ever be understated, the ripple and the effects that

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Speaker 22: it will have across time. So he's going to be

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Speaker 22: immortalized and we're going to constantly be there to celebrate Charlie.

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Speaker 9: It's still incredibly sad.

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Speaker 22: And I saw that, you know, Turning Point had a

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Speaker 22: great turnout, the hand it over five thousand T shirts

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Speaker 22: and Happy Valley Pennsylvania and penn Stead ended up winning.

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Speaker 22: So of course Charlie's very happy with the massive turnout

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Speaker 22: when it comes to new chapters on campuses.

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Speaker 9: So overall, Turning Point has increased its reach.

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Speaker 22: But it's still just such a tragedy reader, just knowing

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Speaker 22: that that guy would have done so much more than

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Speaker 22: Turning Point, which Turning Point is an incredible organization, but

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Speaker 22: you know this guy was literally on his way to

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Speaker 22: be absolutely.

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Speaker 9: It's just a tough situation. Reader.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I know, and I know you two work close

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Speaker 2: and it's personally very difficult for you as well.

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Speaker 3: Let's talk about arian At Grande.

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Speaker 2: She's a songstress and an actress and she posted a

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Speaker 2: rather controversial rant on social media attacking Trump voters. Well,

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Speaker 2: the White House has responded to Arianna, and they had

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Speaker 2: a fair bit to say, including this, save your tears, Arianna,

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Speaker 2: because President Trump's actions ended Joe Biden's inflation crisis, and

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Speaker 2: I bring in trillions in new investments, a White House

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Speaker 2: spokesman said in a statement, Tell me about this rather

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Speaker 2: strange feud, Alex.

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Speaker 9: It is a strange feud, but she's out for blood.

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Speaker 22: You know, she's one of Pete Davidson's exes, and if

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Speaker 22: you dated Pete Davidson, he kind of creates some sort

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Speaker 22: of fury inside of a woman that really it's a

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Speaker 22: flame that cannot be put out or extinguished. So I

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Speaker 22: wouldn't want to fight Ariana Grande if I was the

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Speaker 22: Trump administration. So really this is kind of my warning

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Speaker 22: to the Trump administration be careful because Ariana Grande.

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Speaker 9: Is somebody not to mess with. So, you know, I

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Speaker 9: do think Trump needs to watch his ps and qs.

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Speaker 3: Well, I'm surprised by your your take on this.

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Speaker 2: She's a very diminutive young woman. You're scared of Ariana.

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Speaker 2: I'm surprised by.

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Speaker 1: This, well read it.

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Speaker 9: She is so thin.

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Speaker 22: I mean, she does kind of give off like a

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Speaker 22: witch or black magic, and you know she played a witch.

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Speaker 9: So I just I wouldn't want to mess with Ariana Grandet.

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Speaker 22: She's probably into the occult and all of that weird

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Speaker 22: Hollywood stuff. So once again, Trump has dealt with worse

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Speaker 22: Ariana Grande, But me personally, I don't want any of

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Speaker 22: that smoke.

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Speaker 2: You are scared of Ariana. This is information I can

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Speaker 2: use now before you go. Page six has been reporting

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Speaker 2: Alex that Baron Trump, the president's youngest child, had an

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Speaker 2: entire four of Trump Tower shut down for a date,

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Speaker 2: obviously for security reasons. I'm telling you, Baron Trump, I

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Speaker 2: think people don't understand the role he played in having

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Speaker 2: President Trump reelected, the way he influenced the President to

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Speaker 2: reach out to young mal voters by going on those podcasts,

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Speaker 2: by going on all sorts of platforms that he otherwise

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Speaker 2: wouldn't have considered.

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Speaker 7: You know, I have the.

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Speaker 22: Utmost respect for Don Junior and Eric Trump, but let's

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Speaker 22: be real, I think it was Baron Trump that was

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Speaker 22: the X factor in connecting President Trump with people like

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Speaker 22: Aiden Ross and encouraging him to go on alternative media platforms.

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Speaker 22: And no president that was running in an election would

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Speaker 22: even consider. So Baron Trump is the future. And then

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Speaker 22: you know, I really am not surprised that he's a

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Speaker 22: romantic guy like this. His dad is a legendary, you know,

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Speaker 22: romantic man from New York City, so like fatherlake Son,

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Speaker 22: and I'm sure Baron.

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Speaker 9: Will have the pick of the litter.

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Speaker 22: So you know, I'm excited to see who's dating that

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Speaker 22: that's the next big reveal.

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Speaker 9: I want to see who she is.

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Speaker 7: Well.

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Speaker 2: Can you imagine the pressure if you're eating a cast

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Speaker 2: with Baron Trump and he's blocking off an entire floor

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Speaker 2: of Trump Tower.

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Speaker 3: For a date. I mean everyone has to step up

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Speaker 3: their game in that setting.

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Speaker 2: Alex Stein, thank you so much for your time as always,

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Speaker 2: and that's it for me.

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Speaker 3: Newsnight is up next. I'll see you at eleven tomorrow.

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Speaker 7: Night six