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Speaker 1: On Scoring Lives Australia. This is the Da Panee Show.

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Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the Rita panihe Show. I'm

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Speaker 2: Caroline Marcus. Coming up tonight. The ABC is flooded with

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Speaker 2: complaints over its Middle East coverage. Will show you the

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Speaker 2: most complained about segments. Shortly, the CEO of Ford warns

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Speaker 2: the government's new carbon taxes could drive its engineering and

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Speaker 2: design teams straight out of Australia. We'll speak to Josh

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Speaker 2: Hammer about why the newly named Supreme Leader of Iran

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Speaker 2: shouldn't get too comfortable in the job. Prince Harry and

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Speaker 2: Meghan Markle are planning another trip down under amid her

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Speaker 2: dumping from Netflix, and lefties are now embracing their Trump

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Speaker 2: derangement syndrome like a demented badge of honor.

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Speaker 3: Keep fact Trump. If you listen to this, you listen good,

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Speaker 3: because where I'm getting ready to say is what a

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Speaker 3: lot of peaceeople in this country speak for. Who I

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Speaker 3: speak for, and I speak for a lot of people

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Speaker 3: here me you fat.

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Speaker 2: But let's start with the war in the Middle East.

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Speaker 2: And there's been lots of developments in the past twenty

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Speaker 2: four hours, but one of the key revelations has been

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Speaker 2: Israel's disclosure about why it first struck Iran late last month.

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Speaker 2: Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sar has told the Zionis Federation

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Speaker 2: of Australia in a zoom address that the attacks were

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Speaker 2: driven by intelligence Tehran was planning to relocate its nuclear

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Speaker 2: facilities deep underground, beyond the reach of any air force.

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Speaker 2: He said, we would have stood in a hopeless situation

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Speaker 2: where Iran could just decide they want to be nuclear

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Speaker 2: and you couldn't attack them from the air. That would

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Speaker 2: be a desperate situation. This is why we decided the

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Speaker 2: Security Cabinet unanimously to take action, and to do it now.

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Speaker 2: Joining me to discuss this and more of the day's

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Speaker 2: headlines is Sky News contributor Louise Roberts and Better and

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Speaker 2: broadcaster and journalists DD Don'tlivy welcome both of you ladies, now, Louise.

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Speaker 2: There's been a lot of analysis and questioning as to

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Speaker 2: what prompted the preemptive strikes from both Israel and the US,

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Speaker 2: and a lot of analysis and challenging of the legality,

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Speaker 2: the so called legality of this action, particularly by our

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Speaker 2: own ABC. But if Israeli intelligence is accurate here and

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Speaker 2: it often is. It's very good. This move to fortify

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Speaker 2: Around's nuclear weapons and program from future attacks, well, that

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Speaker 2: is really endangering peace on a global scale, and surely

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Speaker 2: they would have had no choice but to act.

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Speaker 4: I agree, And certainly Trump's agenda here is willpeace. Let's

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Speaker 4: not forget that. It's not just about aggression. And for Israel,

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Speaker 4: I think this was a tactic for survival, not aggression

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Speaker 4: as well. And they acted before the window before Iran

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Speaker 4: moved all this, you know, weaponry and missiles and yuke's

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Speaker 4: underground into a bunker which we may never have found.

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Speaker 4: And they've been very clear about their mission, which is

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Speaker 4: to obliterate Israel. So had Israel not acted first, well peace,

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Speaker 4: we wouldn't have. It would be an absolute chaos. I mean,

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Speaker 4: Iran and nukes together is a recipe for disaster, isn't it?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely, And it's interesting to me the countries that

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Speaker 2: are sticking up for a run like having a nuclear

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Speaker 2: weapon is somehow they're right in other countries, we cannot

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Speaker 2: allow that to happen, did he. We've also seen in

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Speaker 2: the past twenty four hours last day or so, the

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Speaker 2: Iranian regime finally announced it's new supreme leader. It's the

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Speaker 2: son of the late ayotole A Taba Hamine. He is

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Speaker 2: going to be their man in the role and a

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Speaker 2: bit of a nepotism baby, I guess you could say

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Speaker 2: Israel and the US have flagged though already he won't

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Speaker 2: last long. They will take him out if he is

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Speaker 2: I'm not going to follow what they want, which you

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Speaker 2: dare say, he's not going to someone who's the son

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Speaker 2: of the Ayatola. What do we know about this guy?

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Speaker 5: Oh, well, he's a very dangerous man, and he's said

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Speaker 5: to be even more radical than his father, with a

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Speaker 5: deeper hatred of the US. And bear in mind that

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Speaker 5: in the US Israeli strikes that not only was his

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Speaker 5: father killed, but his mother, his wife, and one of

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Speaker 5: his sons as well. He's got no previous government experience

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Speaker 5: as such, and so you have to wonder, Well, it's

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Speaker 5: entirely conceivable that the Iranian National Iranian forces, who he

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Speaker 6: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard apologize that they've pushed.

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Speaker 5: Him forward and that he's just there to do their bidding,

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Speaker 5: that whatever they tell him to do, they've not got.

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Speaker 6: A person in a seat of power.

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Speaker 5: And I do know he's got a personal wealth of

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Speaker 5: over three billion dollars. How he creates that we'll never

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Speaker 5: know owns a millions of dollars worth of property in London.

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Speaker 5: So I just want to wish Sakias Starma well with

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Speaker 5: that particular citizen.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, well, he's Sakis Starmer hasn't exactly been too

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Speaker 2: trying to be welcoming to his neighbor there, tity. Let's

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Speaker 2: talk about the disturbing footage that's emerged of the Iranian

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Speaker 2: women's soccer team bus as it left a Gold Coast

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Speaker 2: stadium last night, showing what appears to be one of

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Speaker 2: the players making the international sign for help. The clip

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Speaker 2: has renewed calls for Australia to intervene here, calls that

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Speaker 2: Foreign Minister Penny Wong won't say whether she's answered.

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Speaker 5: Is it safe for them to return home?

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Speaker 7: I want to say about the Iranian women's team that

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Speaker 7: it has been really moving for Australians to see them

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Speaker 7: in Australia. We stand in solidarity with the men and

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Speaker 7: women of Iran and particular Iranian women and girls. I

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Speaker 7: don't want to get into commentary about the Iranian women's

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Speaker 7: team Louise.

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Speaker 2: After refusing to sing the anthem at their first match,

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Speaker 2: they were branded wartime traitors on state Iranian TV and

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Speaker 2: it was said that they are deserving of serious punishment.

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Speaker 2: I mean, you'd have to say, there's no doubt that

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Speaker 2: their lives are at risk if they had back home.

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Speaker 2: Should we be doing something more to help these women?

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Speaker 4: I think well, the Foreign Medicine needs to be a

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Speaker 4: bit more decisive in her comments rather than saying I'm

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Speaker 4: not going to make any comment about them. I mean, clearly,

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Speaker 4: if you've got them in buses making help signals, it's

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Speaker 4: absolutely harrowing. And I do feel a bone chilling fate

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Speaker 4: awaits these athletes when they go back to Iran, even

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Speaker 4: if they go via Turkey, because we know that it

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Speaker 4: already a national footballer and a referee were murdered by

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Speaker 4: the regime four speaking out, so they already have blood

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Speaker 4: on their hands and no matter who's now taken up

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Speaker 4: the cudgel, there definitely at risk. To see them fight

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Speaker 4: against you know, seeing the national anthem and then have

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Speaker 4: to see the national anthem was absolutely heartbreaking out very

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Speaker 4: harrowing to watch them because you could see they were

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Speaker 4: most of them were dead eyed and very frightened and.

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Speaker 2: Do the salute. On top of that, there was no

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Speaker 2: doubt that words were said in their ear. You have

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Speaker 2: to make up for what you did the first time.

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Speaker 2: You're right, it was harrowing, did he Assistant Foreign Minister

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Speaker 2: Foreign Affairs spokesman Matt there's a way he's somewhat walked

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Speaker 2: not give these players preferential treatment. He's now said, like

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Speaker 2: Penny Wong, he can't make any comments about this. He

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Speaker 2: said he didn't want to prejudice any decisions later on.

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Speaker 2: Do you think that this is a positive sign that

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Speaker 2: maybe there are things happening behind the scenes.

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Speaker 5: Look, I want to believe that there are negotiations going

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Speaker 5: on that we're not being made privy to, and that

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Speaker 5: would be okay if that was happening, But I don't

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Speaker 6: And it must be terrifying for these young women.

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Speaker 5: Most of them are only maybe twenty three, twenty four,

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Speaker 5: they've never been outside of Iran before, and they're faced

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Speaker 5: with the prospect of if they do try and seek

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Speaker 5: asylum and stay here in Australia, what will happen to

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Speaker 5: their families back home, who have very likely been detained

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Speaker 6: I've got questions too.

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Speaker 5: About the people, the officials who are surrounding this team.

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Speaker 5: They're cutting them off their communications, their phones, They're not

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Speaker 5: how are they able to exercise that sort of control

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Speaker 5: on Australian soil. Tracy Holmes on her substack has been

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Speaker 5: doing some excellent reporting on this particular issue, and she's

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Speaker 5: reported today that the women are being denied access to

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Speaker 5: a human rights lawyer. So it just becomes more and

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Speaker 5: more concerning, and I feel for these poor girls.

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Speaker 2: Let's hope that their futures they don't have to head back,

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Speaker 2: and if they do that they're safe. But I don't

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Speaker 2: to go back. Look, let's talk now about the coalition

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Speaker 2: and the Australian reports that the opposition is considering forcing

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Speaker 2: people who appeal their visa cancelations to do so in

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Speaker 2: their country of origin, rather than be allowed to remain

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Speaker 2: The paper also reports the Coalition as likely to propose

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Speaker 2: an extra layer of vetting for visa applicants from countries

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Speaker 2: with high levels of radicalization. Did I'll come to you

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Speaker 2: first on this one. I would imagine this would be

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Speaker 2: an easy vote winner for the Coalition. Australians is sick

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Speaker 2: of lawyers and migration agents weaponizing our legal system, that

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Speaker 2: concerned about national security. If you look at any of

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Speaker 2: the recent polls, especially after what happened in BONDI surely

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Speaker 2: this is a winning policy.

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Speaker 6: I absolutely agree with you, Caroline. Idiots. We've got more

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Speaker 6: than one hundred thousand.

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Speaker 5: Asylum seekers currently on Australian soil, and the lawyers and

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Speaker 5: the migration agents are finding those loopholes, and we really

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Speaker 5: need a crack down on people who are saying that

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Speaker 5: they're coming here to study something in particular or work

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Speaker 5: in some particular way and then changing that once they're here.

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Speaker 5: But stay in your own home until your visa is clear.

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Speaker 5: That's the way it should work. And we need an

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Speaker 5: overhaul of the migration Act. It was written back in

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Speaker 5: nineteen fifty eight. It's stale and musty and definitely needs

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Speaker 5: an update. But as you said, I agree it's a

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Speaker 5: vote winner.

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Speaker 2: Well, I hope that they follow through with it. I

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Speaker 2: think they'd be mad if they didn't. Look, it's been

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Speaker 2: revealed the ABC has copped a deluge of negative feedback

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Speaker 2: about its Middle East coverage, driving more than fifty percent

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Speaker 2: rise and complaints in the six months to December thirty. First,

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Speaker 2: they were the three thousand and forty three complaints specifically

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Speaker 2: about ABC content in that period, up from two thousand

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Speaker 2: and eight complaints the year before. And the segment that

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Speaker 2: drew the most plants was Sarah Ferguson's seven point thirty

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Speaker 2: attack last year. Let's remind you.

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Speaker 8: Of that exchange, widely viewed as inevitable that you will

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Speaker 8: return to politics. How do we not see this through

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Speaker 8: a political lens. I mean the case that you're making

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Speaker 8: a personal case against the Prime minister.

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Speaker 9: I'm deeply offended by what you just said. I'm deeply offended.

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Speaker 9: Explain that, and you know what, there was a man

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Speaker 9: called Murray Watt, who sits on the labor front bench,

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Speaker 9: who tried to say that about a year ago, and

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Speaker 9: then labor ministers like Mike Kelly and others he hear

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Speaker 9: me who came out and said exactly what I'm about

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Speaker 9: to say, which is that is an insult. That is

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Speaker 9: an insult to say that there's any political motivation in this.

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Speaker 2: It was extraordinary. But another moment which drew fierce audience

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Speaker 2: criticism was on Hardcore Is, hosted by Tom Gleeson.

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Speaker 10: The Social network opens with Mark Zuckerberg getting dumped by

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Speaker 10: his girlfriend, who tells him that if girls don't like him,

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Speaker 10: it's because he's an asshole, not because he's a what

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Speaker 10: it's wide open, Mike, do increase Its still wide open? Quick?

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Speaker 10: Someone feel the awkward silence? Time's up, Nerd, Yeah, it's.

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Speaker 2: I mean, if leaving that in there wasn't bad enough,

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Speaker 2: all the laughter that continued afterwards just compounded at Louise.

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Speaker 2: Australians are now facing fuel rationing and exorbitant prices at

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Speaker 11: But the government has been warned about this for at

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Speaker 11: He'll tell us, I'll forget driving petrol cars start to

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Speaker 11: And I think he's absolutely on the money. And the

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Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, Australia's Bigcause Data center operators have more than

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Speaker 11: Look, Caroline, if we can concerned about emissions and data centers,

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Speaker 11: About emissions of carbon dioxide, which are the gas of life,

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Speaker 1: It just doesn't happen. It doesn't have enough Grunt No.

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Speaker 2: One Nation. Let's talk about that party because they've announced

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Speaker 11: We have three big rivers, the Darling, the Murrambidgee and

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Speaker 1: They're just normal people.

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Speaker 11: And I was really impressed with the questions that I

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Speaker 1: They're not an extremist group.

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Speaker 11: And in the seat of Farah, water is absolutely fundamental.

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Speaker 11: In the seat of Farah, like everywhere else in Australia,

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Caroline.

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Speaker 2: Still to come. Left is losing it and Whya RAN's

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Speaker 2: new supreme leader shouldn't get too comfortable. I'll speak to

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Speaker 2: Josh Hammer next. And now it's time lefties losing it.

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Speaker 2: Sunday was International Women's Day, so in honor of that,

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Speaker 2: let's begin with some unhinged lefty ladies single handedly setting

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Speaker 2: them gathering in a New York park to collectively screen yep,

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Speaker 2: really helping to dismantle the patriarchy their ladies. Meanwhile, everyone's

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Speaker 2: activist Jesse Jackson's funeral, Well, all about her. I predicted

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Speaker 7: I'm not into saying I told you so, but we

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Speaker 2: But Kamala wasn't the only Democrat making a fool of

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Speaker 2: themselves at the reverence farewell. Former US President Joe Biden

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Speaker 2: seized his moment to tell a mostly black audience, He's

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Speaker 12: I told you all earlier when I was a kid,

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Speaker 12: none even laughed. But it's okay to laugh at stuttering.

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Speaker 12: I'm not being critical of you, but think about it.

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Speaker 12: It's the one place for people think you're stupid. Oh really,

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Speaker 2: And the crowd just laughed. Yet apparently Trump is the racist.

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Speaker 2: But the Democrats weren't done yet, another former president using

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Speaker 13: Everywhere we see greed and bigotry being celebrated, and bullying.

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Speaker 11: And mockery masquerading as strength.

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Speaker 2: Why not just call them a basket of deplorables again.

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Speaker 2: The reverend's son, Jesse Jackson Jr. Wasn't having a minute

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Speaker 1: I listened.

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Speaker 11: For several hours of three United States presidents.

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Speaker 9: Who do not know Jesse Jackson.

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Speaker 2: But now to another committed anti Trumper, Woillo Pee Goldberg,

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Speaker 2: who actually claimed on the view Joe Biden could have

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Speaker 2: fixed a legal immigration if only Donald Trump had let him.

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Speaker 14: Because you know, Joe Biden, I remember doing the speech

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Speaker 14: to the nation, said I we have a good border

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Speaker 14: plan that is bipartisan.

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Speaker 2: If you let us know. It didn't fail.

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Speaker 14: The Republicans were told by you know who, don't do.

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Speaker 6: This to block this.

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Speaker 1: So that's the person.

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Speaker 2: Do you love how they can't even bring themselves to

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Speaker 2: say Trump's name. It says if he's Voldemort, out of

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Speaker 2: Harry Potter. Meanwhile, Democrats strategist James Cavell is embracing his

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Speaker 2: Trump derangement syndrome in this truly insane right.

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Speaker 3: Give fact Trump. If you listen to this, you listen good,

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Speaker 3: because what I'm getting ready to say is what a

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Speaker 3: lot of people in this country speak for. Who I

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Speaker 3: speak for, and I speak for a lot of people.

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Speaker 3: You hear me, You fat I got.

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Speaker 1: Trump derangement syndrome.

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Speaker 15: I hate, And you know what I don't want to

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Speaker 15: get rid of it. I don't want to get better.

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Speaker 15: I want to get worse. I want to hate him more.

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Speaker 15: We want more.

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Speaker 3: We want to hate the son of so much that

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Speaker 3: we can't see straight.

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Speaker 2: Someone please fetch that man's mouth some soap. But back

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Speaker 2: to International Women's Day, and I want to leave you

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Speaker 2: with these scenes from Sydney where Iranian Australian protesters standing

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Speaker 2: up for the human rights of Iranian women told a

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Speaker 2: group of pro Palestinian gate crashes in Persian where they

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Speaker 2: could put their flags. Now that's some screaming I can

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Speaker 2: get behind.

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Speaker 12: Well.

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Speaker 2: Iran has ended the speculation surrounding its next leader, naming

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Speaker 2: Mataba Hamone as its new Islamist dictator after his father,

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Speaker 2: Ayotola Ali Hamone, was killed in joint US Israel strikes.

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Speaker 2: But Donald Trump has warned a RAN's new Ayotola, shouldn't

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Speaker 2: make himself too comfortable in his new office, telling ABC America,

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Speaker 2: if he doesn't get approval from US, he's not going

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Speaker 2: to last long. I don't want people to have to

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Speaker 2: go back in five years and have to do the

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Speaker 2: same thing again, or worse, let them have a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 2: Israel has also vowed to go after the new Supreme

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Speaker 2: leader and those who appointed him. For more on this,

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Speaker 2: let's now bring in Newsweek's senior editor at large, Josh Hammer. Josh,

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Speaker 2: great to see you. You'd have to imagine the new

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Speaker 2: Ayotola would be feeling slightly nervous at this point. How

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Speaker 2: long do you give his leadership?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I don't think there's much in the way of

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Speaker 16: job security or job tenure when it comes to Ayotola

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Speaker 16: these days in the long Republic of Roan. Frankly, I

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Speaker 16: think back to the post October seventh Hamas leadership or frankly,

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Speaker 16: that has bowl leadership of the matter. Look, when the

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Speaker 16: United States and are allie Israel, when these two countries

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Speaker 16: go to war, or they mean what they say and

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Speaker 16: they act upon what they say. Already you've actually seen

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Speaker 16: some interim iatolas after the Commedy Association a little over week.

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Speaker 16: You've already seen some interim iotols who have already been

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Speaker 16: taken out of course, earlier this past week and in

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Speaker 16: the Iranian city of Calm, where you had the assembly

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Speaker 16: of experts they call that that were that were meeting

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Speaker 16: to elect a new iatola. Israel Es sense you blew

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Speaker 16: up the entire meeting. You had dozens of dead experts.

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Speaker 16: Of these experts, so I would not place a particularly

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Speaker 16: large wager that that that the son of comedy is

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Speaker 16: going to last on the job for a very long time.

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Speaker 16: As far as who he is himself, he frankly has

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Speaker 16: actually not been particularly outspoken. He's been someone behind the scenes,

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Speaker 16: someone more of a shadow figure. Certainly, we can surmise

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Speaker 16: a lot based on his last name Kameni, and we

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Speaker 16: believe based one we can tell that he is just

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Speaker 16: as some people are speculating action potentially even more hard

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Speaker 16: line than his father, who of course is one of

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Speaker 16: the most brutal, despotic Islamis thugs ever, I mean literally

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Speaker 16: in the entire history of mankind. So this doesn't bode

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Speaker 16: particularly well for the future of Iran. But as I said,

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Speaker 16: if I were a Betty Man, which I'm not, but

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Speaker 16: if I hadn't thought he were a Betty man'd be

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Speaker 16: very keen with you. I probably would bet ah, I

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Speaker 16: would say he's probably gonna last but a week or

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Speaker 16: two tops on the job. I had to place wager.

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Speaker 2: Honestly, yeah, I wouldn't be buying too much new funiture

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Speaker 2: if I was him, it might all need to be

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Speaker 2: redecorated soon. But President Trump has also responded to accusations

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Speaker 2: the US was responsible for an apparent strike on an

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Speaker 2: Iranian girls school which just destroyed the school and it

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Speaker 2: killed scores of children. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force

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Speaker 2: One that the Iranian regime were the ones responsible.

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Speaker 10: Here, he is, did the United States bomb a girls

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Speaker 10: elementary school in southern Iran on the first day of

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Speaker 10: the war and kill one hundred and seventy five people?

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Speaker 13: Based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran?

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Speaker 1: What's that true, mister? Except who was Iran? Who did that?

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Speaker 13: Was safely investiget It was still funny.

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Speaker 6: The only side the targets Sibilillians is Iran.

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Speaker 2: But Iran's foreign minister Abbas Aarachi told NBC News that

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Speaker 2: it couldn't have been then because get this, Josh, they

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Speaker 2: don't kill their own people.

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Speaker 6: President Trump said Iran is responsible for that strike. What

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Speaker 6: is your response to what the President said.

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Speaker 17: Well, it is you know funny. It is our school.

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Speaker 17: These are our students, our girls, and they are attacked

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Speaker 17: by an American fighter, a judge fighter, and they have

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Speaker 17: been killed why it is responsibility. Have we started this war?

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Speaker 17: Have we attacked our own people?

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Speaker 2: Oh well, josh heah, I think we can say they

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Speaker 2: have attacked their own people. Some estimate the regime have

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Speaker 2: killed now more than thirty six thousand of its own

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Speaker 2: people in recent months alone. So no one's possibly buying this,

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Speaker 2: are they?

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Speaker 13: So?

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Speaker 16: First of all, I might be in the minority in this,

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Speaker 16: but I am of the opinion that when your country

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Speaker 16: is at war, like literally actively at war, you probably

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Speaker 16: should not be giving interviews to high ranking members of

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Speaker 16: the country that you were at war with. So I

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Speaker 16: don't I don't really know why Kristen Weilcore and MBC

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Speaker 16: News are dating to get this interview in the first place. There,

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Speaker 16: But to your point, yeah, actually, the fact that Aron

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Speaker 16: slaughtered tens and tens of thousands. We don't even know

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Speaker 16: the exact number there, I mean, esmens vary from as

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Speaker 16: quote unquote low as twenty five to thirty five thousand,

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Speaker 16: potentially as high as God forbid eighty to one hundred thousand.

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Speaker 1: We have no idea.

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Speaker 16: But the fact that they slaughtered so many and literally

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Speaker 16: probably the single worst instance of a government turning its

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Speaker 16: weapons on its own people in the entire twenty first century.

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Speaker 16: I mean this, this hearkens back frankly to the killing

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Speaker 16: field of Cambodia under Poulpot or the Maoist struggle sessions,

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Speaker 16: and all the nineteen fifty ninety since he's turmoil in

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Speaker 16: communist China, the Soviet Goulacs there. I mean this is

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Speaker 16: twentieth century to talentarium, to talentarianism style brutal Islamist thugery.

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Speaker 16: So no one is buying this precisely, no one is

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Speaker 16: buying this there. And there's also an additional point to

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Speaker 16: make here too, which is these radical Islamic factions, whether

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Speaker 16: they are non state actors like Hamas and Hasbala or

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Speaker 16: state actors like Iran, do this over and over and

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Speaker 16: over again. I have a long enough memory where I

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Speaker 16: remember just in the first week or two of the

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Speaker 16: post October seventh, twenty three war in Gaza, there was

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Speaker 16: this whole controversy as to whether Israel actually bombed a hospital.

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Speaker 16: Joe Bien actually shamefully got in on the blood alible,

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Speaker 16: and it turns out that it was a Palestinian rocket

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Speaker 16: that didn't make it to Israel and it landed, and

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Speaker 16: it landed actually not even on the hospital and actually

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Speaker 16: landed a parking lot next to the hospital. So this

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Speaker 16: has happened before where you have a lot of Western

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Speaker 16: media that immediately gobble up and say, oh, the United

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Speaker 16: States is default or Israel or some other ally is

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Speaker 16: default there. But no more often than non situation like this,

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Speaker 16: it is it is the Islamist state or non state

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Speaker 16: actor that's responsible for the very simple reason that Pete

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Speaker 16: Hesset said they're on Air Force One, which is that

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Speaker 16: the United States is a first World's country bound by

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Speaker 16: the rule of law, and we do not target civilians.

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Speaker 16: And moreover, were pretty accurate when it comes to a weapony.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you're right, Aroun and its proxies definitely

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Speaker 2: have form on this matter. So I know who I

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Speaker 2: trust in this situation. But we'll see what comes out

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Speaker 2: of the investigation. Now. In that same exchange aboard Air

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Speaker 2: Force One, the President was also asked to justify a

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Speaker 2: US strike on an Iranian desalination plant, and boy did

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Speaker 2: he unleash.

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Speaker 13: They are among the most evil people ever order. They

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Speaker 13: cut babies heads off, they chop women that have what

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Speaker 13: they did. Take a look at October seventh, Take a

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Speaker 13: look at what they've done over the last forty seven years.

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Speaker 13: So I know nothing about a desalinization plant, other than

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Speaker 13: to say, if they're complaining about a desalinization plant, we

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Speaker 13: complained about the fact that they should be chopping baby's

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Speaker 13: heads off.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Josh, what is with the left media and they're

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Speaker 2: fixation with defending or finding ways to minimize what this

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Speaker 2: brutal authoritarian regime is doing here.

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Speaker 16: The brutal truth, and I genuinely do not think that

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Speaker 16: this is overstaying. The matter is that there are a

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Speaker 16: lot of folks on the left who actively root for

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Speaker 16: actors like the islam Republic of Iran. Frankly, some of

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Speaker 16: this actually is explicit out in the open. For instance,

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Speaker 16: there are there are various left wing student groups like

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Speaker 16: this group, this horrific group at Columbia University of New

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Speaker 16: York City called CUAD Columbia University Apartheid divest or something

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Speaker 16: like that. There they were actively cheering on Iran's missile

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Speaker 16: and drone response after the initial bombing run between the

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Speaker 16: United States and Israel last Saturday, you had various other

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Speaker 16: students for justin palestein chapters that were that were showing

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Speaker 16: video clips of the italiatory Iran missiles and drones that

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Speaker 16: are fired at Israel, the UAE who waits lots of

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Speaker 16: other agricundries there and celebrating it. So there is a

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Speaker 16: subversive fifth column. There's a fifth column here in the

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Speaker 16: United States. And this is not just an American fill unfortunately,

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Speaker 16: because the organized political left for really as far back

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Speaker 16: as we have had this right left political devid because

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Speaker 16: our contemporary right political divid goes back roughly to the

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Speaker 16: French Revolution, That's where this nomenclature actually comes from. And

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Speaker 16: going back to the French Revolution, to the Jacobins, to Robespier,

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Speaker 16: the reign of terror there, the left has had a

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Speaker 16: fetish for political violence, for not just settling scores through

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Speaker 16: through the ballot box or or through legislation or bills there,

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Speaker 16: but they actually have a love of violence. That is

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Speaker 16: why some of the of the great tyrants in the

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Speaker 16: twentieth century, like Stalin infamously Mauzidong and China, these are

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Speaker 16: ardent at their core, Marxist Leninists, left wingers there, you know,

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Speaker 16: as the late grade David Horowitz said, inside every progressive

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Speaker 16: is a totalitarian waiting to get out. So I think

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Speaker 16: a lot of these folks look at these totalitarian regimes

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Speaker 16: like Iran, and it's not only that they're that they're

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Speaker 16: trying to downpload their atrocities. I think a lot of

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Speaker 16: them are genuinely rooting them on. That's that sounds pretty harsh,

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Speaker 16: and that's that sounds pretty callous there, but it's my

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Speaker 16: genuine read the situation there. It's very difficult, frankly, for

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Speaker 16: me to look at things other than to look at

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Speaker 16: things like the Barack Obama Nuclear Deal, for instance, and

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Speaker 16: conclude that they are trans do anything other than to

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Speaker 16: arm the world's number one state sponsor of terror.

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Speaker 2: Look, I have to agree with you. We've seen very

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Speaker 2: similar scenes on our campuses here in Australia, as I'm

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Speaker 2: sure you'd be aware, and on our streets openly people

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Speaker 2: holding flags of these terrorist leaders, including the IATOLA. So

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Speaker 2: it's hard to disagree with your assessment. I think. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 2: one consequence of what's happening in the Middle East is

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Speaker 2: obviously the volatility of the oil market now, and to

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Speaker 2: offset that, the Trump administration has turned Venezuela into a

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Speaker 2: significant oil supply. Global oil prices have soared past one

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Speaker 2: hundred US dollars a barrel amid Israeli strikes on Iranian

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Speaker 2: oil infrastructure and disruptions in the hallmus Strait. Now Josh

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Speaker 2: Venezuela has gone from being an adversary to the United

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Speaker 2: States to an ally under Trump.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, it's quite remarkable. Actually, just as past week, I

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Speaker 16: believe it's on Thursday Friday, the United State has actually

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Speaker 16: opened its diplomatic facility in Caracas, Venezuela, the first time

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Speaker 16: since twenty nineteen. So this pretty remarkable stuff. Look, the

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Speaker 16: current women leave Venezuela. Delsa Rodriguez is definitely a socialist

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Speaker 16: in the Ugo shaves Nicholas Manduro mode, but she's apparently

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Speaker 16: willing to play ball with the US when it comes

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Speaker 16: to our petroleum at oil natural gas companies going in

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Speaker 16: there to try to take advantage of the of those

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Speaker 16: resources there. It's true that oil prices are rising on

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Speaker 16: the global crew market. There's been a rise of roughly

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Speaker 16: fifty percent since the war started, and that's politically that's

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Speaker 16: not good for Republicans here in the United States when

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Speaker 16: it comes to a mid term election year. I could

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Speaker 16: be wrong with this. I have a sning suspicion that

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Speaker 16: Donald Trump has a card here up his sleeve. That

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Speaker 16: card could potentially be as simple as just tapping into

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Speaker 16: what we in the States refer to as the sec

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Speaker 16: Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which is something that we basically store

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Speaker 16: a lot of oil and natural gas essentially for situations

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Speaker 16: exactly like this, to try to contain price fluctuations there.

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Speaker 16: I am hearing rumors, and it's just rumors, and I

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Speaker 16: don't typally like to deal in rumors. I am hearing

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Speaker 16: rumors that the United States might make some sort of

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Speaker 16: strong plates potentially, and Iranian Island near the Strait of

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Speaker 16: Horne moves trying to essentially open those lines of shipping there.

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Speaker 16: I think that think, frankly that the United States Navy

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Speaker 16: is not done when it comes to letting the price

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Speaker 16: of oil get too far out of hand there, because

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Speaker 16: energy is ultimately the mother's milk of really all goods.

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Speaker 9: There.

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Speaker 16: When energy prices sore, the prices of a virtually every

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Speaker 16: really good stores soars as well. Because you rely on

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Speaker 16: shipping and planes and trucks and everything to get all

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Speaker 16: the groceries in your store and your goods and your services.

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Speaker 16: It all comes down to energy there. So I suspect

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Speaker 16: that Donald Trump is going to have a trick up

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Speaker 16: his sleeve here. It's worth knowing as well, by the way,

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Speaker 16: that even though what I said is true that oil

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Speaker 16: has spikes since the war started, it would have spiked

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Speaker 16: a lot more had Donald Trump and his administration not

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Speaker 16: engage in prolific offshore and onshore or oil and natural

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Speaker 16: gas drilling just over the course of the past year

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Speaker 16: after the buying Harris regime shut down a lat of

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Speaker 16: those wells there. So it's not ideal right now. Again,

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Speaker 16: I think it's going to get better, but it would

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Speaker 16: have been a lot worse. We're not for much more

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Speaker 16: of this drilling that they've done already.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, before I have to let you go, let's turn

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Speaker 2: our attention quickly to New York because a pair of

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Speaker 2: ISIS trained extremists have been charged with allegedly hurling an

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Speaker 2: improvised explosive device and the mayor's official residence during a protest,

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Speaker 2: which police say would have caused serious death, thought or

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Speaker 2: injury had detonated. Law enforcement sources close to the case

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Speaker 2: have told The New York Post the two suspects had

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Speaker 2: allegedly self radicalized in recent years, having traveled to Turkey

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Speaker 2: and other terror training hotspots, but his reaction to the incident,

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Speaker 2: Mayor Zorah and mum Dani decided not to mention them

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Speaker 2: at all, instead releasing a statement blaming Josh white supremacy.

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Speaker 2: He wrote, white supremacist Jake Lang organized a protest outside

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Speaker 2: Gracie Mansion rooted in bigotry and racism. Such hate has

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Speaker 2: no place in New York City. It is an affront

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Speaker 2: to our city's values and the unity that defines who

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Speaker 2: we are. Josh, how the heck did he manage to

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Speaker 2: turn the threat of radical Islam into an attack on

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Speaker 2: white supremacy.

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Speaker 16: Uh, there's a very simple answer to that question, which

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Speaker 16: is or Mamdani is sympathetic to radical Islam. That that

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Speaker 16: is the That is the unequivocal answer to your to

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Speaker 16: your very astute question. Sir Ramdani is a man who

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Speaker 16: founded his Students Were justin Palestine chapter back when he

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Speaker 16: was in voting college in Maine years ago. S jp

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Speaker 16: AS is frequently known as essentially a Muslim Brotherhood of

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Speaker 16: Hamas front group openly orchestrating openly in citing for for

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Speaker 16: murderous jihad and anti Western civilization. Subjugation on America's university campuses.

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Speaker 16: This is a man who on the first day of Ramadan,

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Speaker 16: just over the past couple of weeks and the very

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Speaker 16: first day, spoke at a an infamous mosque in New

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Speaker 16: York City that that that has long been on the

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Speaker 16: FBI's RDAR for having close ties to you guessed, the

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Speaker 16: Iranian regime itself. In fact, the e Mom of that

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Speaker 16: very mosque. After Memdannie said his remarks and exited stage

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Speaker 16: will Aft, the e Mom then came to the lectern

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Speaker 16: and said into the microphone that he that he hopes

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Speaker 16: that the sword will ultimately be the final fate of

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Speaker 16: all infidels, essentially wishing death for infidels. Man Donnie spoke

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Speaker 16: of that monster's man's prior to the EMM, saying that

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Speaker 16: they're so this is the guy who who not only

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Speaker 16: does not have a problem with radical Islamic jihad, he

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Speaker 16: has I'm not saying he's personally been involved. He's not

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Speaker 16: strapping on suicide vest or anything there. But this is

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Speaker 16: a man who has been a cheerleader. Most recently, it

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Speaker 16: just came out this past week that his wife was

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Speaker 16: very active, shall we say, on Instagram and social media

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Speaker 16: and liking a lot of posts, not just downplaying October seven,

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Speaker 16: twenty twenty three, celebrating you, saying that the wanton murder

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Speaker 16: of twelve hundred people, the two hundred and fifty folks

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Speaker 16: that were three injured, whatever was that they were absolutely

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Speaker 16: tragically murdered of the Nova Music Festival. All the mass rapes,

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Speaker 16: the pillages, the kidnappings there, the execution of Holocaust virus

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Speaker 16: and butchering and babies there she was celebrating. And this

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Speaker 16: is six six sick, demented stuff there. Frankly, I look

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Speaker 16: at this, and as someone who was from the New

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Speaker 16: York area originally myself, I sometimes just throw my hands

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Speaker 16: and I say, how did New York get here?

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Speaker 1: Really? How did it actually get here?

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Speaker 16: It wasn't that long ago that New Yorkers were debating

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Speaker 16: the infamous ground zero mask and they defeated the ground

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Speaker 16: Zero mask. This is an attempt to build a mosque

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Speaker 16: near ground zero at the sight of the Alkaita had

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Speaker 16: that brought down twin towers there. We've gone from this

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Speaker 16: to that there, and it's ultimately just truly, truly, truly

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Speaker 16: tragic stuff for the city of New York.

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Speaker 2: It is look, I'm concerned for people there, but they

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Speaker 2: have voted him in, so we'll see what happens. Josh Hammer,

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Speaker 2: appreciate your time as always, thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 1: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: Still to come. Harry and Meghan are officially heading back

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Speaker 2: to Australia next month. What sort of reception can they

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Speaker 2: expect here? Kinsey scofields on that next welcome back joining

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Speaker 2: me now is celebrity and royal commentator Kinsey schofields Kinsey,

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Speaker 2: great to see you. Netflix has officially cut ties with

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Speaker 2: Meghan Markles polarizing lifestyle brand as ever, in a fresh

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Speaker 2: blow to the Duchess's ambitions for the company, Kinsey, the

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Speaker 2: streaming service has issued a statement as artificially soothing as

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Speaker 2: Michael's voice on her two season show With Love Megan.

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Speaker 2: But there's no other way to spin it, is there.

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Speaker 2: She and Harry have been a massive disappointment for Netflix.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: I feel like we had this on our twenty twenty

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Speaker 18: six bingo card, didn't we? Sources told Page six The

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Speaker 18: return on investment simply wasn't there. The show was a

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Speaker 18: significant disappointment to the streamer, and with the product line

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Speaker 18: being an extension of With Love Megan. It makes absolutely

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Speaker 18: no sense to maintain this working relationship. I also reported

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Speaker 18: on my podcast weeks ago that Netflix was eager to

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Speaker 18: get rid of excess as ever inventory that was sitting

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Speaker 18: around their offices. This was one of many omens that

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Speaker 18: the relationship was wrapping up.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, not great for Megan, but it seems like one

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Speaker 2: failure after another for the former royal couple Kinsey. It's

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Speaker 2: also been revealed that Harry and Meghan planned to rebound

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Speaker 2: from this latest flop with another tour of Australia. A

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Speaker 2: spokesperson for the couple telling news dot com Dot a

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Speaker 2: U the couple will be visiting in mid April. Kinsey.

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Speaker 2: Their last tour here was back in twenty eighteen, eighteen

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Speaker 2: months before they quit their royal duties and relocated to

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Speaker 2: the US. What sort of reception would you expect them

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Speaker 2: to get this time?

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Speaker 18: Hasn't Australia suffered enough? What have you done to deserve this?

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Speaker 18: I mean the couple's I think, thoughts and prayers. Gobble's

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Speaker 18: popularity in Australia in twenty eighteen was the catalyst for

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Speaker 18: Harry and Meghan making demands as working members of the

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Speaker 18: royal family.

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Speaker 6: I don't know if you know that.

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Speaker 18: In trying to step out of William and Catherine's shadow,

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Speaker 18: Meghan started comparing herself to Princess Diana and tried to

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Speaker 18: use this trip as leverage with the late Queen. As

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Speaker 18: of late twenty twenty five, Harry and Meghan's popularity in

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Speaker 18: Australia is at an all time low, following a consistent

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Speaker 18: downward trend over the years. Pulling indicates they're among the

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Speaker 18: least popular members of the royal family. I would say

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Speaker 18: reception will be a combination of morbid curiosity with the

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Speaker 18: side of why are they here?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, technically speaking, it's still our royal family here,

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Speaker 2: but you're right, the mood has changed. I covered that

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Speaker 2: royal visit back in twenty eighteen. I believe she was pregnant,

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Speaker 2: but it wasn't widely and publicly known at the time,

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Speaker 2: and of course that prompted, as you say, all the

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Speaker 2: rumors later, well, the stuff that she was pushing about

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Speaker 2: someone in the royal family speculating about the skin color

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Speaker 2: of her baby. I expect there'll be a very different

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Speaker 2: level of public access to them this time. Would they

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Speaker 2: be likely to be doing public events with meats and

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Speaker 2: greets of members of the public. Do you think or

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Speaker 2: willis will be very tightly controlled?

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Speaker 18: It will be totally controlled.

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Speaker 6: I've seen.

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Speaker 18: What I thought was interesting was the announcement included private events.

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Speaker 18: Private events. Wouldn't we just assume that they would want

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Speaker 18: privacy throughout the excursion. But don't forget or don't think

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Speaker 18: for one second they won't try to make it look

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Speaker 18: like an official royal engagement. They will want certain photo

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Speaker 18: opportunities where there's an audience clamoring for them, so that

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Speaker 18: they can send those pictures to People magazine. But for

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Speaker 18: the most part, I do think that it will be

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Speaker 18: mostly private events and commercial ventures that they're pursuing more

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Speaker 18: so than charity opportunities.

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Speaker 2: Well, keep those thoughts in praise coming. I think we're

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Speaker 2: going to need it to be here. No doubt we'll

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Speaker 2: be speaking a bit more about this soon. But let's

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Speaker 2: talk about another royal Princess Eugenie. Now, she's the daughter

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Speaker 2: of course of disgrace former Prince Andrew. She stepped down

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Speaker 2: as patron of an anti slavery charity, I mean the

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Speaker 2: continuing fallout from her father's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Kinzie,

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Speaker 2: She's served in that role for seven years now, so

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Speaker 2: it has to be tied to this scandal, doesn't.

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Speaker 18: It Absolutely, Because one of the causes this charity champion

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Speaker 18: against was sex trafficking. And it is clear that not

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Speaker 18: just Andrew Mountbatten Windsor engaged with Jeffrey Epstein post incarceration

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Speaker 18: for being a sexual predator, but Beatrice and Eugenie voluntarily

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Speaker 18: did as well. According to that DOJ dump in the

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Speaker 18: Epstein files, the alleged sex trafficker paid for the York

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Speaker 18: daughters and their mother to visit him after he was

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Speaker 18: released from jail. That's not a great look for any

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Speaker 18: charity or royal for that matter.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and as you say, one of the its focuses

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Speaker 2: on this issue in particular, you know, sex trafficking as

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Speaker 2: a part of its remit. Let's quickly talk about actor

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Speaker 2: Timothy Chalomay. He's been lambasted online after claiming during an

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Speaker 2: interview that no one cares about ballet or opera. Here

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Speaker 2: was that exchange, and I don't want to be working

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Speaker 2: in ballet or opera or you know things where it's like, hey,

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Speaker 2: keep this thing alive, even though no one cares about this.

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Speaker 6: All respect to the ballet and opera people out there.

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Speaker 6: I just lost fourteen cents in viewership.

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Speaker 2: But I just took shots for no reason.

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Speaker 1: That's no shot to hear what you say?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so, Kinsey, he has been absolutely dragged by the

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Speaker 2: opera and ballet woods. There's plenty of gold memes out there,

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Speaker 2: and also some canny groups offering special discounts of people

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Speaker 2: use the code Chela may.

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Speaker 6: Is this the Kardashian curse?

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Speaker 1: You know?

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Speaker 18: Like I want to love him despite his very bizarre

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Speaker 18: relationship with Kylie Jenner. I want to give him the

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Speaker 18: benefit of the doubt. But he went to art school,

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Speaker 18: you know, I think he knows better. He continues to

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Speaker 18: put his foot in his mouth when he does any

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Speaker 18: interview whatsoever. I saw someone joke that, you know, he's

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Speaker 18: making this statement while promoting a movie about ping pong,

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Speaker 18: talk about a topic no one cares about me. Hire

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Speaker 18: a media trainer or do less talking. The more I

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Speaker 18: know about him, the less I love him. And he

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Speaker 18: was so cute and little women don't ruin this for me, Timmy.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, just keep your mouth closed. I think that'd be

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Speaker 2: safest for everyone. Tathy Kinsey Schofield, thank you so much

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Speaker 2: for your time as always, that's it for me. OP.

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Speaker 2: Next is Newsnoch