Speaker 1: On scone Lits Australia.
Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panehy Show.
Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panehy Show. I'm
Speaker 3: Danikiti Giorgio coming up. Donald Trump receives a rock star
Speaker 3: reception as he arrives at the Republican Convention with a
Speaker 3: bandaged ear. Caroline Derusso was there. We will speak to her.
Speaker 4: About that momentous moment.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden gaslights America again over his inflammatory anti Trump rhetoric.
Speaker 4: Josh Hammer will join us.
Speaker 3: Rumors of a major rift between tennis star Venus Williams
Speaker 3: and Prince Harry and Meghan d. D. Dunlevy has the
Speaker 3: latest up to twenty CFMU delegates in Victoria. We're reportedly
Speaker 3: members of Outlaw Motorcycle Games or have links to.
Speaker 4: Vikis and of course.
Speaker 3: Left He's losing it and the Donald Trump meltdowns get
Speaker 3: even weirder.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying that I will ever try to assassinate
Speaker 5: a presidential candidate. All I'm saying is that if I
Speaker 5: went to all the trouble, I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Miss Joining me now is Sky News contributor Gary Hardgrave. Gary,
Speaker 3: lovely to see you, Thanks for joining us. Let's start
Speaker 3: with former Home Affairs Secretary Mike Pizzulo, who is calling
Speaker 3: for a major security boost for MPs now. Speaking after
Speaker 3: the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and the recent vandalism
Speaker 3: of electorate officers by pro Palestine protesters, mister Pizzolo said
Speaker 3: there had not been a comprehensive review of security in
Speaker 3: Australia since after the Hilton bombing in nineteen seventy eight. Gary,
Speaker 3: do you think security needs to be bolstered for MPs.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's right.
Speaker 6: I think there's been a constant renewal of information about
Speaker 6: MP's security and circumstances on a daily basis. I mean,
Speaker 6: my understanding and nobody ever really talks about security arrangements,
Speaker 6: is that all members of Parliament are protected by a
Speaker 6: variety of means, and I don't think we go into
Speaker 6: the details. That's really the point in Danika, I mean
Speaker 6: to me, In fact, he's actually said there's not been
Speaker 6: any upgrade. I think is a bit frightening in itself,
Speaker 6: and I think it's a bit irresponsible. If he's going
Speaker 6: to have these conversations, then shut the heck up and
Speaker 6: actually talk to somebody quietly about it and do it
Speaker 6: because you know, at different stages of my time in
Speaker 6: the Australian Parliament, particularly as the Minister, I had close
Speaker 6: personal protection. Admittedly it was during very heightened tensions after
Speaker 6: nine to eleven and after what happened with the Barley bombings,
Speaker 6: and they were during travel in other countries. Now I
Speaker 6: didn't go into the detail of that, nor do I
Speaker 6: need to, but I know of other members of Parliament
Speaker 6: who at different times were also subjected to close personal
Speaker 6: protection during these times of uncertainty.
Speaker 1: It's reasonable that they were.
Speaker 6: I know of one of my former minister or colleagues
Speaker 6: and a couple of them had this over the time
Speaker 6: who said they couldn't have a family event without the
Speaker 6: police officers being nearby, that is the Federal Police to
Speaker 6: protection people. In fact, their street was probably the safest
Speaker 6: street in the suburb because people were being checked on
Speaker 6: the way and the way out.
Speaker 1: But you know, we don't talk.
Speaker 6: About these things, nor should we talk about these things.
Speaker 6: The mere fact is that members of Parliament are protected.
Speaker 6: They are protected. But of course we are a free
Speaker 6: and open society and so obviously some people take risks
Speaker 6: they shouldn't taken, and sometimes things could happen, but I
Speaker 6: think Brazila has a bit of responsible raising this myself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I completely agree with you.
Speaker 3: I think as well, people are just so on edge
Speaker 3: because of what happened in America that you know, now.
Speaker 4: Suddenly everyone's talking about it. But look, Gary, I want.
Speaker 3: To talk to you about the CFMU because it's placed
Speaker 3: it's troubled Victorian branch into administration and it's set up
Speaker 3: an inquiry to investigate allegations of a criminal links severe
Speaker 3: bullying and intimidation. But it's now been revealed up to
Speaker 3: twenty delegates in Victoria well either members of outlaw motorcycle
Speaker 3: games or have links to bikis.
Speaker 4: Gary.
Speaker 3: Firstly, why has this union not been deregistered yet?
Speaker 6: I don't know, but of course I think because they've
Speaker 6: been a milscow, a major fundraiser for the Labor Party.
Speaker 6: Tens of millions of dollars have gone into Labor Party
Speaker 6: coffers all over the country from this union and of
Speaker 6: course Donega. It's a complete Ponzi scheme. They have links
Speaker 6: into outlaw motorcycle gangs who run drugs, who then affect
Speaker 6: people on work sites, who then create dangerous situations on
Speaker 6: work sites, which the CFME you say, they are the
Speaker 6: only ones that can arbitrate on whether a work site
Speaker 6: is safe or not, so pay us more. Then they
Speaker 6: hold governments and businesses and private citizens to ransom over
Speaker 6: the cost of all of these extra precautions that need
Speaker 6: to go in there under the guise of safety. I mean,
Speaker 6: everywhere you turn, this union is driving up the cost
Speaker 6: of living. You can't build a backyard barbecue in suburban
Speaker 6: Brisbane right now without paying the price for the bricks
Speaker 6: and indeed the mortar and also the concrete and the steel.
Speaker 1: That's governed by the cost of a tax funded.
Speaker 6: Building site controlled by the CFMEU in the middle of
Speaker 6: the town. So every one of us are paying more
Speaker 6: for everything we try and build. Delays effected in unions
Speaker 6: of running closed shops. They've shut down the Cross River
Speaker 6: rail project, a project that's tripled or quadrupled in price
Speaker 6: in Brisbane, for instance. So it's not just Victoria, it's
Speaker 6: not just Queensland. In the Act, they're now saying they
Speaker 6: one us great at say on what happens in the
Speaker 6: government there. All around the country, Tens of millions of
Speaker 6: dollars have gone to the labor Party as donations. You know,
Speaker 6: that's why they haven't acted on it, and that is
Speaker 6: the reality that Australians are suffering from, and that's.
Speaker 4: The frightening part about it, Gary spot On.
Speaker 3: Now, Green's leader Adam Bant says the party has replaced
Speaker 3: Labor as the quote authentic party of the center left.
Speaker 3: In a pre election challenged Anthony Albanezi, Adam Band says
Speaker 3: the minor party would adopt stronger policies to fight and equality,
Speaker 3: strengthen the social safety net and sharpen Australia is.
Speaker 4: Foreign policy independence.
Speaker 3: God help us Gary in the event of a minority
Speaker 3: government under the Labor Greens Party, and.
Speaker 6: Good on Denega for calling it out because it really
Speaker 6: is a case of we will need God's intervention here.
Speaker 6: This is a mob who believe in no nations. They
Speaker 6: actually believe in internationalism. They believe in subscribing to what
Speaker 6: it is the woke left are doing to the world
Speaker 6: right now, and be at climate change, be at the
Speaker 6: COVID crisis that they confected. They do not want nations
Speaker 6: to have currencies of their own. They want internationalized currencies
Speaker 6: through things like cryptocurrency. They want control of every part
Speaker 6: of our daily life. And if you again want to
Speaker 6: talk about cost of living factors, this green tape that's
Speaker 6: been introduced into every building project, the way in which
Speaker 6: homes can't be built now unless they conform to international requirements.
Speaker 6: Add to that the Blue Tape from the United Nations,
Speaker 6: and you can factor in, for that matter, the Black
Speaker 6: tape associated with Indigenous rights. Driven by this extreme green
Speaker 6: agenda and the red tape of government. We are drowning.
Speaker 6: We are drowning on all of this tape. And when
Speaker 6: you see somebody a great Australian, one of the greatest
Speaker 6: living Australians, Jena Reinhardt, Jenna Reinhardt had forty nine hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty different pieces of paper forms she had to
Speaker 6: fill in for that massive roy Hill mining project. You know,
Speaker 6: the biggest iron ore state of Australia, Western Australia, and
Speaker 6: the biggest iron ore mine in that state had forty
Speaker 6: nine hundred and fifty pieces of approval. The Green's dream
Speaker 6: for Australia is for us to drown in that sort
Speaker 6: of bureaucracy and for our lives to be controlled.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, they'll have a happy time, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good luck to us with the de facto Prime
Speaker 3: Minister Adam Bant.
Speaker 4: That's going to be a disaster. Gary, Now I have.
Speaker 3: A look at this polling because support for the Federal
Speaker 3: Coalition has increased as the majority of Ossie's believed the
Speaker 3: country is heading in the wrong direction.
Speaker 4: Who would have thought that's according to the latest Resolved
Speaker 4: Strategic poll.
Speaker 3: In nine news papers, it found the Coalition has increased
Speaker 3: its primary vote from thirty six to thirty eight percent
Speaker 3: compared to Labours twenty eight percent, the lowest level it's
Speaker 3: been since the Prime Minister took office. Gary, how should
Speaker 3: we read this boost for the Coalition?
Speaker 6: Well, I hope it encourages Peter Dutton to continue to
Speaker 6: do what he's been doing, and that is to think
Speaker 6: not just about the next election, but the next generation.
Speaker 6: To think in a way that says, how do we
Speaker 6: build a stronger and greater Australia. To borrow a paraphrase
Speaker 6: from another great person in the Northern Hemisphere, I mean
Speaker 6: Peter Dutton has to imagine what Australia needs to be
Speaker 6: in twenty years from now. It's not just about twenty
Speaker 6: weeks from now when an election might be called.
Speaker 1: This has to be about nation building.
Speaker 6: It has to be about purpose, about delivering on the
Speaker 6: Australian promise that so many people have migrated to this
Speaker 6: country wanted. They came here for better opportunities, They came
Speaker 6: here because they wanted their kids to be able to
Speaker 6: achieve better than they themselves have achieved.
Speaker 1: So Peter Dutton has to continue to.
Speaker 6: Outline that, you know, nuclear power is one element of it,
Speaker 6: because what he's saying is let's end the moratorium, let's
Speaker 6: stop turning our back on this as a form of
Speaker 6: electricity generation. So I think that kind of momentum will
Speaker 6: continue providing Peter Dutton is allowed to be unfettered by
Speaker 6: those from the left within the Liberal Party, and there
Speaker 6: are those who are trying to drag him away from
Speaker 6: this kind of forward thinking agenda, and I think he'll
Speaker 6: get rewards. But look, Tanika, thirty eight doesn't win you
Speaker 6: an election. It's got to have a four in front
Speaker 6: of it. Twenty eight certainly shouldn't win you an election,
Speaker 6: but Anthony Albanezi Snack came on thirty two point six
Speaker 6: percent last time plus Green preferences, so the possibility of
Speaker 6: those crazy Greens running Australia is real. And Dutton has
Speaker 6: to be given the support he needs to do the
Speaker 6: job that Australia has to have done for it.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, you're right.
Speaker 3: It's now imperative on Peter Dutton to keep going with
Speaker 3: this narrative because.
Speaker 4: Another few more year he is of elbow.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Gary Hargrave, good to have you on. Thanks
Speaker 4: for joining us.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is America's survivor, making the entrance of all
Speaker 3: entrances at the Republican Convention in his first appearance since.
Speaker 4: Surviving an assassination attempt.
Speaker 7: Please he is welcome the next President of the United States,
Speaker 7: Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump, you have.
Speaker 8: Tomorrow to live work from my life.
Speaker 9: Who died?
Speaker 3: It looks just like a scene out of Rocky, doesn't it,
Speaker 3: complete with the bandaged ear had Lisa to the crowd.
Speaker 3: Raw Trump is now America's survivor.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 3: Someone who was in the crowd at the time was Skyny,
Speaker 3: his host to Caroline Derusso, who had a front row
Speaker 3: seat at the Republican Convention. Caroline, thank you so much
Speaker 3: for joining us. What was it like being there?
Speaker 4: Describe the atmosphere to us.
Speaker 11: Well, it's actually been really interesting. I've been there all
Speaker 11: day and even from very early on in the day
Speaker 11: when things were just warming up. You could really see
Speaker 11: that there was only one show in town. It was
Speaker 11: just so completely disciplined.
Speaker 4: All day.
Speaker 9: It was all about Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: It was all about obviously him surviving the assassination attempt
Speaker 11: on the weekend. The delegates gave their votes earlier in
Speaker 11: the day for the nomination. Then obviously we had the
Speaker 11: announcement of A.
Speaker 9: JD.
Speaker 11: Vance as the vice president candidate. But what was just
Speaker 11: so interesting was it was all about Trump. Everyone has
Speaker 11: been energized all day. There has just been so much enthusiasm,
Speaker 11: and Americans are enthusiastic anyway, but the man arrives and
Speaker 11: the crowd just almost.
Speaker 9: Didn't know what to do with themselves.
Speaker 12: All day.
Speaker 11: They have been Donald Trump and God bless America absolutely.
Speaker 3: And have a look at this vision here of when
Speaker 3: Trump came in at the crowds.
Speaker 4: This is what happened. Incredible is it a Caroline? They
Speaker 4: love him.
Speaker 3: They're chanting fight, fight, Fight. How momentous was that moment.
Speaker 3: I mean, he survives an assassination attempt just days ago,
Speaker 3: and here he is now standing proud at the convention.
Speaker 11: And he has always said that he was all about
Speaker 11: fighting for the everyday American and it's like it doesn't
Speaker 11: matter what gets thrown at him, he keeps going. And
Speaker 11: they do want things to be different. They do want
Speaker 11: people to fight for them. And you know what's been
Speaker 11: really interesting, Danika, Much like a lot of the conversation
Speaker 11: we've been having at home in Australia.
Speaker 9: It's all about cost of living.
Speaker 11: It's all about housing, it's all about inflation, it's all
Speaker 11: about the cost of petrol.
Speaker 9: So people just want opportunity.
Speaker 11: People want someone to fight for them so that the
Speaker 11: America that they know and love they can have back.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely, I think your spot on there now.
Speaker 3: There was also an iconic YMCA trup dancing montage that
Speaker 3: I played to the crowd.
Speaker 1: This was it.
Speaker 4: We've got a bit of it for.
Speaker 13: Us, Caroline, did you dance and clap along too?
Speaker 4: To the YMCA.
Speaker 9: This was actually my highlight of the whole day.
Speaker 11: It was so well done, it was so sassy and
Speaker 11: the crowds you quite right, everyone was dancing along. Everyone
Speaker 11: was absolutely in the best spirits. But obviously we see
Speaker 11: little bits of those clips.
Speaker 9: It was great that they put them all together.
Speaker 11: They put it to my NCAA which for us in
Speaker 11: Australia is probably a little cheesy.
Speaker 9: Because it's not something that we would.
Speaker 11: Do necessarily, but the Republican audience in America absolutely loved it.
Speaker 11: That there was my highlight of the day, to be honest,
Speaker 11: that's also it's certainly look why everyone was having so
Speaker 11: much fun in that moment.
Speaker 3: Now, Caroline, there was a real hilarious moment at the
Speaker 3: convention when Donald Trump Junior told an MSNBC reporter to
Speaker 3: get lost after he started lying about his father.
Speaker 4: Have a look at this clip.
Speaker 14: What is that change going to look like?
Speaker 15: Don what practically your father as president? I think you
Speaker 15: would even say it was a divisive figure. What's it
Speaker 15: going to look like in the second term.
Speaker 10: I don't think he was a divisive figure at all.
Speaker 10: I think the media created divisiveness around him. They lied
Speaker 10: about Russia, Russia collusion, They said he was a trader.
Speaker 10: They went after him in every which way is possible
Speaker 10: if the media actually starts being an honest broker talking
Speaker 10: about the things that he did, the prosperity he brought,
Speaker 10: the peace deals that he signed around the world, rather
Speaker 10: than the disaster that we're living right now. I think
Speaker 10: you do everyone in the country big favor.
Speaker 15: I know if aggration's important, Jim, I covered the family
Speaker 15: separation crisis closely. When we continue to see policies like
Speaker 15: separating five thousand children deliberately from their parents.
Speaker 10: You mean the Obama administration, and which you know they
Speaker 10: didn't do that, sir, Sure will there be a second
Speaker 10: family separation policy? It's MSDNC. So I expect nothing less
Speaker 10: from you clowns, even today, even forty eight hours later.
Speaker 10: You couldn't wait. You couldn't wait with your lives and
Speaker 10: with your nonsense. So just get out of.
Speaker 4: Here, Caroline.
Speaker 3: How's the nerve of the left wing media? And got
Speaker 3: on him for telling them where to go?
Speaker 9: And it knows no bounds.
Speaker 11: This is the exact same media that has been running
Speaker 11: a protection racket for the president for the last two years,
Speaker 11: as you and I and many others have seen him
Speaker 11: absolutely slip over that period of time, and then all
Speaker 11: of a sudden after that debate, they are all immediately
Speaker 11: shocked that the president is looking a little old, in
Speaker 11: a little frowl and might not quite be up to it.
Speaker 11: That is exactly the same media that John Trump Junior
Speaker 11: was talking to there. So look, there is a massive
Speaker 11: ass covering exercise going on in the mainstream media at
Speaker 11: the US. It feels like at the moment and that
Speaker 11: there what he got, he absolutely deserved.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, he totally deserved that. Good on Donald Trump Jr.
Speaker 3: Now, speaking of Eric Trump, he has described the attempted
Speaker 3: assassination of his father as scary as hell. In an
Speaker 3: exclusive interview with Sky New's Washington correspondent and Alisa Wilson.
Speaker 4: At that convention, just spokely, how's you a doing.
Speaker 2: He's doing well, He's doing well.
Speaker 4: Scary as hell.
Speaker 10: That should not happen. You know, we will size life
Speaker 10: Larry flash before our eyes and who was far or
Speaker 10: too close?
Speaker 2: It should never have happened.
Speaker 10: But these remarkable waters got tremendous spirit and now we're
Speaker 10: going to win this.
Speaker 3: MCNAMA seeing yeah, Caroline, that gives us a bit of
Speaker 3: a glimpse of just how terrifying it really was for
Speaker 3: the whole family.
Speaker 4: It did look as though security was beefed.
Speaker 3: Up at the convention, especially when Donald Trump walked in.
Speaker 3: Did you notice extra security there?
Speaker 9: Well, all day?
Speaker 11: And obviously I've not been to a convention before, so
Speaker 11: I don't have a previous example to compare it to.
Speaker 9: But from the very moment that we all arrived today.
Speaker 11: There was a lot of security, and there was security
Speaker 11: absolutely everywhere. Obviously all of our bags got checked on
Speaker 11: the way and we all got scanned.
Speaker 9: They had ones and everything.
Speaker 11: You know, fences up all around, police and police not
Speaker 11: just secret but you know, police from all around the
Speaker 11: country here at the convention. So there's a huge amount
Speaker 11: of security at the event, which no doubt there would
Speaker 11: have been to an extent anyway, but given the events
Speaker 11: of the weekend, it's totally understandable.
Speaker 9: And for Eric Trump, you know, we can talk about
Speaker 9: this person, the president all we like.
Speaker 11: He is still someone's father, right, he still has family,
Speaker 11: and I'm sure for that family, it was an absolutely
Speaker 11: terrifying moment to think that someone was aiming a gun
Speaker 11: at your parent.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's unfathomable, to say the least.
Speaker 3: Caroline Derus, so great to have you on. Good to
Speaker 3: hear about your experiences at the convention.
Speaker 4: Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 9: Pleasure still to come.
Speaker 3: Left He's a losing it Trump derangement syndrome Addition Volume
Speaker 3: two and Josh Hamer on Trump's VP pick.
Speaker 4: Is it a smart choice? Now?
Speaker 3: It's time for lefties losing it. It's what you've been
Speaker 3: waiting for. Here is another edition of Trump derangement syndrome,
Speaker 3: talk about warped and weird. Starting with our friends over
Speaker 3: at the View for their odd.
Speaker 4: Take on the assassination attempt.
Speaker 16: It was, you know, a twenty year old lone wolf,
Speaker 16: white whack job with easy access toy gun. And we
Speaker 16: have to have a conversation about that because it wasn't
Speaker 16: a drag queen, it wasn't an immigrant, it wasn't a
Speaker 16: pissed off liberal woman.
Speaker 17: The shooter, Yes, it was a twenty year old kitchen
Speaker 17: worker from nearby Bethel Park in Pennsylvania. According to a
Speaker 17: CNN reporter, Senior law enforcement officials said that he bought
Speaker 17: fifty rounds of ammunition from a local gun store hours
Speaker 17: before the rally. Shouldn't that have been reported? Somebody buys
Speaker 17: a twenty year old white guy. I mean we've seen
Speaker 17: that many times now, young white men with guns.
Speaker 3: He's a view seriously trying to blame this all on
Speaker 3: white men.
Speaker 4: Of course they are. What else would we expect from
Speaker 4: those loons?
Speaker 3: Now Here is a fascinating account of what happened in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Take it away, jenck Huga.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, Trump's beans shot.
Speaker 15: When he got up, he was bleeding from the ear,
Speaker 15: but he seemed perfectly fine.
Speaker 2: He's not dead, He's fine. Like my best guess, and
Speaker 2: this is just a guess, because he was just shot,
Speaker 2: is that he.
Speaker 4: Was.
Speaker 2: It looked like a BB gun or something.
Speaker 3: Yes, ober to you, FBI, it was a BB gun.
Speaker 3: Now has someone checked in on this next guy because
Speaker 3: he seems to have given attempted murders a heck of
Speaker 3: a lot of thought.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying that I will ever try to assassinate
Speaker 5: a presidential candidate. All I'm saying is that if I
Speaker 5: went through all of that trouble, I wouldn't miss I
Speaker 5: wouldn't raise that, he wouldn't be able to raise a fist.
Speaker 2: I would finish the shun.
Speaker 4: What can we say? The left truly unhinged lunatics.
Speaker 18: A few people who think it was staged HI, And
Speaker 18: to be fair, I've seen employees at Clayer's with the ram.
Speaker 18: I guess when you have bone spurs that bad, that's
Speaker 18: the closest you're actually going to get to any action.
Speaker 18: But as they say, in any other p PW related incident,
Speaker 18: I thought some prayers, I guess no thought.
Speaker 3: Some prayers for you, my dear, and check out Tenacious
Speaker 3: D at their concert right here in Australia.
Speaker 9: Do this trump next time?
Speaker 4: And that was Todacious D taking D for deranged a
Speaker 4: little too seriously. Deport them, get rid of them. What
Speaker 4: do I want you here now? Wouldn't be left.
Speaker 3: He's losing it without the gender benders. Here is a
Speaker 3: brand spaking. You use a manual to know if you're
Speaker 3: gender fluid.
Speaker 2: You have tried to be trans.
Speaker 19: There are some days that you just aren't, and you
Speaker 19: know you're not sis Number two, if you've ever tracked
Speaker 19: your gender fluctuations to try to get sense of this
Speaker 19: whole thing. Tracking your gender like clears everything up. Number three,
Speaker 19: you taught yourself to tuck or pack or tried on
Speaker 19: some fake boobs and it felt so right that you
Speaker 19: cried so much that you didn't want to take them off,
Speaker 19: But then the next day they didn't feel like anything
Speaker 19: at all. Number four, you have come out at least
Speaker 19: three times as three different things. I'm bisexual, No, I'm pansexual, No,
Speaker 19: I'm trans, No, I'm gender fluid. No, I'm a gender
Speaker 19: fluid trans woman.
Speaker 4: Look, I know the.
Speaker 3: Feeling I too, have come out at least three times
Speaker 3: as three different things, tired, hungry, and grumpy, happy all
Speaker 3: the time. Maybe I need that user friendly manual. Now
Speaker 3: we all know about National Pride.
Speaker 4: We'll move over. There's a new kid in town. Did
Speaker 4: you know?
Speaker 7: Pan Pride is a day meant to recognize pen sexual
Speaker 7: and pan romantics people's efforts to be accepted and understood within.
Speaker 12: The community, whereas Pan Visibility Day, which is on me
Speaker 12: twenty fourth, is aimed to celebrate and recognize those who
Speaker 12: identify with pan sexuality or are pan romantic.
Speaker 3: Now, look, admittedly I thought she was talking there about
Speaker 3: frying pans, but thank goodness she clarified that one.
Speaker 7: Today, when it comes to romantic and sexual attraction, many
Speaker 7: pan sexual people refer to themselves as genderblind. This is
Speaker 7: usually defined as not being limited in sexual choice with
Speaker 7: regard to biological sex, gender, or gender identity.
Speaker 4: So not talking about kitchen utensils. Whoops.
Speaker 3: Now this college student who identifies as non binary is
Speaker 3: lending a helping hand, offering some words of wisdom on
Speaker 3: how kids can notify their teachers before the school year
Speaker 3: begins that they too are non binary.
Speaker 20: So let's talk about an easy way to go about
Speaker 20: that and maybe avoid that first day like embarrassing moments.
Speaker 4: So what I did for most.
Speaker 20: Of high school where I was out as non binary,
Speaker 20: I emailed all of my teachers beforehand. It's good to
Speaker 20: get that over with ahead of time.
Speaker 9: And it saves you having to do it face to face.
Speaker 20: It saves them from dead naming you, misgendering you in
Speaker 20: front of a group, and then you having to correct them,
Speaker 20: which is a whole hassle. So it's really easy to
Speaker 20: do this, or you can even handwrite a note if
Speaker 20: you can't email them, and give it to them right.
Speaker 9: As you walk in the door.
Speaker 20: And I hope that saves a little bit of embarrassment
Speaker 20: and stress and discomfort and just dysphoria for anyone who's
Speaker 20: starting off the school year and is a little nervous.
Speaker 20: As a future teacher, I know that a lot of
Speaker 20: teachers want to help the.
Speaker 3: Well, apparently that's the future of the education department right there,
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen. Not even schools a safe from the lefties,
Speaker 3: And take a look at this ingenious proposal for kids.
Speaker 21: Can't trust a child to themselves and their body.
Speaker 11: Therefore, I propose that at all children be put on
Speaker 11: puberty blockers before they hit puberty.
Speaker 21: If they're not trans, cool, they can get off puberty
Speaker 21: blockers and continue puberty as they were. And if they
Speaker 21: are trends, then you just save them a lot of
Speaker 21: emotional pain from the secondary sex characteristics they have.
Speaker 4: If you say that.
Speaker 21: Kids are too young to know whether or not they
Speaker 21: are trans, then that means that kids are too young
Speaker 21: to know whether or not they are sis.
Speaker 4: You know, she's exactly how I pictured her to look.
Speaker 3: They all look the same, don't they when they make
Speaker 3: their deranged commentary?
Speaker 4: Of course? I mean it makes total sense destroy a.
Speaker 3: Generation with puberty blockers in case they may or may
Speaker 3: not want to give the trans world a crack. Now,
Speaker 3: do everyone's favorite transactivist Jeffrey Mush been waiting for him
Speaker 3: to pop up?
Speaker 4: Well, cue that juke box, jeff ew leg hair always
Speaker 4: got me in the mood.
Speaker 3: And guess what JKI Rowling still leaves rent free in
Speaker 3: his head?
Speaker 8: Is JK Rowling part of a global hate group?
Speaker 2: The United Nations said Yes.
Speaker 8: UN Women released a statement, this is the Council at
Speaker 8: the United Nations that looks at women's rights globally. They
Speaker 8: announced the statement saying the gender critical movement, which is
Speaker 8: what they call themselves aka the Turfs, are part of
Speaker 8: a global movement to undermine women's rights. Turfs hold a
Speaker 8: hierarchy in their mind of which women are better than
Speaker 8: other women and like my eyes were like BOI at
Speaker 8: this part of the statement, Turfs are involved in these
Speaker 8: interesting hobbies in addition to undermining feminism around the world.
Speaker 4: Here's your definitive answer.
Speaker 8: Every time somebody is like JK. Rowling is not she's
Speaker 8: not really transphobic as she send them over to the
Speaker 8: United Nations. Thanks for fighting, and thank you for being
Speaker 8: part of our movement of peace and love and kindness.
Speaker 3: Bye, oh, Jeffrey, the United Nations. What a credible organization.
Speaker 3: And we have to end on CN and commentator Van
Speaker 3: Jones losing his mind over Trump's u VP jd Vance.
Speaker 22: Jd Vance is an ideological nationalist. That's a much more
Speaker 22: dangerous virus because he can make this You can polish
Speaker 22: this stuff and make it seem palatable to people. He
Speaker 22: can sell this stuff to Silicon Valley, you can sell
Speaker 22: this stuff other places.
Speaker 1: And when it does, is it locks.
Speaker 22: The Republican Party on a pathway that I think is
Speaker 22: dangerous for the world again. The Ukrainians are now in
Speaker 22: deep trouble. NATO is now in deep trouble. Trump, is
Speaker 22: you get gone with Nikki Haley and single to the world.
Speaker 22: Hey listen, I got a gift stuff to my base,
Speaker 22: but I'm not going to abandon the world.
Speaker 1: This pick is a horror on the world stage.
Speaker 4: Well, it's the news we have been waiting for.
Speaker 3: Ohio Senator jd Vance has been selected by Donald Trump
Speaker 3: as his vice president.
Speaker 23: This is an announcement on truth social by former President Trump.
Speaker 23: He has selected Ohio Senator jd Vance as his vice
Speaker 23: presidential pick.
Speaker 4: And this is what he writes.
Speaker 23: After lengthy deliberation and thought, and considering the tremendous talents
Speaker 23: of many others, I have decided that the person best
Speaker 23: suited to assume the position of Vice President of the
Speaker 23: United States is jed Vance of the great state of Ohio.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Newsweek Senior Editor at Large and
Speaker 3: Article three Projects Senior Counsel, Josh Hammer.
Speaker 4: Josh, great to see you.
Speaker 3: Look, it was only a few months ago you actually
Speaker 3: made the case for jd Vance. Tell us a bit
Speaker 3: about him and why you think he is. Indeed, the
Speaker 3: best pick to be Trump's running night.
Speaker 24: Yeah, look, I am thrilled. I am absolutely overjoyed. I
Speaker 24: am over the moon for someone who I've considered to
Speaker 24: be a friend for a few years.
Speaker 14: Now, which is JD.
Speaker 1: Evans.
Speaker 14: And it's not just that he's a personal friend.
Speaker 24: He actually also happens to be the very best pick
Speaker 24: that Donald Trump could have made at this precise moment.
Speaker 14: So let me explain why that is the case.
Speaker 24: If you go from twenty sixteen to twenty twenty, and
Speaker 24: you compare Trump's exit polling from one election to the next,
Speaker 24: he actually made inroads in basically every demographic imaginable, whether
Speaker 24: it's Blacks, Latinos, young voters, immigrants, essentially every demographic other
Speaker 24: than the demographics that actually delivered him the twenty sixteen election,
Speaker 24: White working class and middle class voters, especially in the
Speaker 24: Heartland in the Midwest, in the rust belt areas, places
Speaker 24: like Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, the voters who came out and
Speaker 24: droves to deliver those three key Midwestern states to Donald
Speaker 24: Trump in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 14: JD.
Speaker 24: Evans is the guy who literally wrote the best selling
Speaker 24: book Hill Billy Elgy. He is the guy who can
Speaker 24: bring those voters back to home on the campaign trail.
Speaker 24: He's also someone who's only thirty nine years old. I'm
Speaker 24: thirty five. We're both millennials. JD speaks, I think to
Speaker 24: our generation's frustrations with how our prior generations, how the
Speaker 24: Boomers frankly have really sold out younger Americans when it
Speaker 24: comes to the neoliberal agenda, when it comes to free
Speaker 24: trade as a value unto itself. But you know, it
Speaker 24: happens to be that that trade comes up the expense
Speaker 24: of manufacturing of resilient supply chains and good, well paying jobs.
Speaker 24: Here on the home front, it happens to be that
Speaker 24: those neoliberal elites of the boomer generation have engaged in
Speaker 24: all sorts of effeckless boondoggles overseas. On a foreign policy
Speaker 24: state here, JD. Van is a very eloquent spokesman for
Speaker 24: those particular causes there. He's also just in line with
Speaker 24: where the party is right now. He is the man
Speaker 24: for the moment. His views on the future of the right,
Speaker 24: on the future of American conservatism, on the future of
Speaker 24: all the major issues immigration, trade, foreign policy, political economy.
Speaker 14: He is in touch.
Speaker 24: He has his finger on the pulse and he's very, very,
Speaker 24: very well spoken on the campaign trail as well. He's
Speaker 24: the right peck And again, I'm just so personally thrilled
Speaker 24: at this.
Speaker 3: Oh look, I mean, I think you're right as well
Speaker 3: about that youth factor because he brings something different to
Speaker 3: the table.
Speaker 4: I've got to say. Josh's interesting because.
Speaker 3: It hasn't always been smooth sailing for JD. Vance and Trump.
Speaker 3: He once called him America's hitler. But here is JD.
Speaker 3: Van's admitting that he was wrong about the former president.
Speaker 25: I didn't think he was going to be good President Brett.
Speaker 25: He was a great president, and it's one of the
Speaker 25: reasons why I'm working so hard to make sure he
Speaker 25: gets a second term. I think you should when you're
Speaker 25: wrong about something, you should change your mind and be
Speaker 25: honest with people about that fact.
Speaker 4: Josh's JD.
Speaker 3: Van's a bit of a secret weapon almost because he's
Speaker 3: about to convert more people like he had to himself.
Speaker 24: Yeah, you know, I find that very relatable because it's
Speaker 24: very similar to my own trajectory. So back in twenty
Speaker 24: sixteen in the Republican presidential primary, I was just graduating
Speaker 24: law school at the time. I was a very outspoken
Speaker 24: supporter the time of Senator Ted Cruz's presidential campaign, and
Speaker 24: I actually got a shout out and as I will
Speaker 24: call because his victory speech. I was very active in
Speaker 24: the Ted Cruz campaign. And I also had a very
Speaker 24: harsh language for Donald Trump at that time. I don't
Speaker 24: think I literally called him America's hitler, but there were
Speaker 24: many of us who were caught of who were caught
Speaker 24: up in the moment. It was a very important presidential primary,
Speaker 24: is a very important election in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 14: And like JD.
Speaker 24: Vans, and like so many others, I have been one over.
Speaker 24: Donald Trump had a very successful four years as president.
Speaker 24: Did he make mistakes. Sure, I would not have handled
Speaker 24: COVID nineteen lockdowns and vaccines, for instance, the exact same
Speaker 24: way that he did. But by and large he was
Speaker 24: an extraordinarily successful president. The world was very stable, it
Speaker 24: was peaceful, There were no major wars at that time.
Speaker 24: The economy was thriving. The black unemployment rate here in
Speaker 24: America reached reach's absolute lowest number and the entire history
Speaker 24: of that statistic. The economy was roaring, the stock market
Speaker 24: was soaring. I could go on and on here. So
Speaker 24: at this point I mean, who cares, really seriously, who
Speaker 24: cares what you said eight years ago? It matters whether
Speaker 24: or not you are a passionate supporter of the president's
Speaker 24: agenda right now, and jend Vans clearly is that.
Speaker 4: I absolutely completely agree.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's what matters now that counts for sure.
Speaker 4: Now, look, let's talk about the ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And inflammatory rhetoric we've seen from Joe Biden and the
Speaker 3: Democrats that led to the attempt on Trump's life.
Speaker 26: Donald Trump is a genuine threat to this nation.
Speaker 4: There's a threat to our freedom. There's a threat to
Speaker 4: our democracy.
Speaker 26: He's literally a threat for everything America stands for. They
Speaker 26: fan the flames of political violence that are a threat
Speaker 26: to our personal rights.
Speaker 2: Most importantly, I mean this from.
Speaker 4: The bottom of art. Trump is a threat to this nation.
Speaker 3: And as we know, Biden also told donors, we're done
Speaker 3: talking about the debate. It's time to put Trump in
Speaker 3: a bull's eye. But here is Joe Biden overnight having
Speaker 3: very public hallucinations denying he engaged in such insightful rhetoric.
Speaker 2: Have you taken a step back and done a little
Speaker 2: soul searching on things that you may have said that
Speaker 2: could incite people who are not balanced. Well, I don't think.
Speaker 26: Look, how do you talk about the threat to democracy,
Speaker 26: which is real when a president says things like he says,
Speaker 26: do you just not say anim he's a man insite somebody. Look,
Speaker 26: I have not engaged in that rhetoric. Now my opponents
Speaker 26: engaged in that rhetoric. He talks about to be a
Speaker 26: blood bat that he loses, talking about how you're going
Speaker 26: to forgive all the actually I guess to spend the
Speaker 26: sentences of all those who were arrested and sentenced to
Speaker 26: go to jail because of what happened in the capitol.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Josh, the Biden gas lighting continues.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it really does.
Speaker 24: And look, one thing that I think it's worth focusing
Speaker 24: on there. You know, they've used this this bloodbath talking
Speaker 24: point now over and over again. They're saying that Donald
Speaker 24: Trump is threatening a bloodbath. They're trying to portray this
Speaker 24: this offhand comments as possibly foreshadowing a second January sixth,
Speaker 24: you know, a nefarious insurrection of Republicans retakeover. That's that
Speaker 24: comment was made in a very specific context where he
Speaker 24: was talking about the fact that the auto industry in Detroit,
Speaker 24: Michigan might face a bloodbath to the Biden administration's feckless
Speaker 24: policies when it comes to EV's electric vehicles in China
Speaker 24: and Mexico are not reversed when he is president. So
Speaker 24: you know, they've taken this very very minor comment and
Speaker 24: they have disingenuously gas left the American people into the
Speaker 24: into the next coming of Hitler and Mussolini. It's disgusting stuff,
Speaker 24: absolutely disgusting. But Joe Biden has absolutely positively been just
Speaker 24: as guilty as MSNBC, as Rachel Maddow, as joy Read,
Speaker 24: as any of the far left commentators here. He has
Speaker 24: been personally just as guilty as any of them when
Speaker 24: it comes to taking this rhetoric and taking a ten
Speaker 24: thousand degrees hotter and more fiery than.
Speaker 14: It should be.
Speaker 24: But unfortunately, this is not an isolated phenomenon. The left
Speaker 24: has a very long and sordid history in America of
Speaker 24: taking talking points and then citing violence. Runner Unfortunately, this
Speaker 24: is just the latest and starkest example. But these people
Speaker 24: Joe Biden in his Oval Office address Sunday evening here
Speaker 24: in America, if they are calling for unity and for
Speaker 24: us to take down the temperature, do us all a
Speaker 24: favor and look in the freaking mirror, because if you
Speaker 24: are not willing to at least do that modest of
Speaker 24: a step, then just shut up and go home.
Speaker 3: Oh well, you spot on, because I've been hearing the
Speaker 3: comments from the White House today. Are they going to
Speaker 3: stop the inflammatory remarks? The view is that Trump and
Speaker 3: the MAGA Republican agenda is a threat to democracy?
Speaker 9: So how do you get.
Speaker 11: That message across while bringing the temperature down?
Speaker 9: How is that phrasing going to be your placed? Is it
Speaker 9: going to your place?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 27: Look, what I can say is this, we have our
Speaker 27: different and it's okay to have our differences, and it
Speaker 27: is okay to speak to someone's record, to speak to
Speaker 27: someone's character.
Speaker 4: Josha Caarrange, Jean Pierre.
Speaker 3: They're basically confirming that all the Democrats have is the
Speaker 3: heightful rhetoric up their slaves.
Speaker 24: Well, you know what's funny is that Democrats are actually
Speaker 24: starting to concede out in the open that they do
Speaker 24: not think that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy.
Speaker 24: And the reason that I know that is because you
Speaker 24: have more and more Democrats, both in the commentator class
Speaker 24: and the chattering class, as well as the elected official
Speaker 24: class who are now just saying that they're fully expecting
Speaker 24: a Trump when they know it's happening at this point.
Speaker 24: To be clear, I mean, the Democrats have a lot
Speaker 24: of tricks up their sleeves. I don't like this talk
Speaker 24: that it's all over. We'll see, but he is looking good.
Speaker 24: Donald Trump's obviously looking good. And you've now seen some
Speaker 24: op eds like Jared Golden, a centrist Democrat from Maine,
Speaker 24: who published an op ed a couple weeks ago saying
Speaker 24: Donald Trump's going to win the election and that is okay.
Speaker 24: And you've actually had an increasingly known, an increasingly large
Speaker 24: number of Democrats actually now say this because they have
Speaker 24: to run away from Joe Biden on the campaign trail
Speaker 24: because he's so catastrophically unpopular.
Speaker 14: But you can't have it both ways.
Speaker 24: If you are okay with Donald Trump winning an election,
Speaker 24: then by definition he is not an existential threat to democracy.
Speaker 24: You literally just cannot possibly have this both ways. So look,
Speaker 24: there actually is one movement in America right now that
Speaker 24: is something of an existential threat to democracy. It is
Speaker 24: the street thugs and hooligans of the far left. It
Speaker 24: is the idiots who are out there the day after
Speaker 24: the inauguration in twenty seventeen, under the guise of the
Speaker 24: so called Women's March, that were vandalizing property and we're
Speaker 24: smashing windows and looting back in Washington, DC in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 24: These are the Black Lives Matter and TIFA radicals that
Speaker 24: cost billions and billions of dollars of property damage and
Speaker 24: untold other number of heinous offenses during the Saint George
Speaker 24: Floyd's Summer of Love.
Speaker 14: In twenty twenty.
Speaker 24: And then these are the same pro Hamas people since
Speaker 24: October seventh that are burning down America's university campuses. So
Speaker 24: there actually is one movement in America that is a massive,
Speaker 24: massive existential threat. Dare I say to democracy it is
Speaker 24: not Donald Trump, it is not MAGA, it is not
Speaker 24: America first. It is actually the street thugs of the
Speaker 24: far left.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I completely agree with you.
Speaker 3: Now, look, Donald Trump has had a huge when the
Speaker 3: judge has dismissed his indictment over mishandling classified documents.
Speaker 28: This is massive news. We did not see this coming
Speaker 28: at all. This is a case that she tentatively postponed
Speaker 28: to a later date. The original trial was set for
Speaker 28: the end of May. She moved it back a couple
Speaker 28: of months, though not setting a date. She has just
Speaker 28: dismissed it in a ninety three page court document saying
Speaker 28: that Jack Smith, the Special Counsel's appointment violates the appropriation's
Speaker 28: clause and the appointment's clause of the United States Constitution.
Speaker 4: Josh explained this decision to us.
Speaker 24: So this is a brilliant decision by Judge Canem. It
Speaker 24: is vindication for those of us who have been seeing
Speaker 24: exactly this for a while now. Justice Clarence Thomas on
Speaker 24: the US Supreme Court recently gave this exact argument a
Speaker 24: lot of purchase in his concurring opinion in the Trump
Speaker 24: versus United States, the presidential communique case that came out
Speaker 24: a couple weeks ago. So look the way it works here.
Speaker 24: You know, you saw the Fox News commentator. We have
Speaker 24: what's called the appointments clause in Article two of our Constitution.
Speaker 24: Article two is what establishes the executive branch, and the
Speaker 24: appointment's clause basically says that there are two types of
Speaker 24: executive branch appointments. One, there are principal officers, meaning cabinet
Speaker 24: officials basically cabinet heads. And for those officers. It's old
Speaker 24: school advice and consent. So the President nominates and the
Speaker 24: Senate confirms by a majority vote. Then you have inferior officers,
Speaker 24: which a cabinet head can appoint on his own initiative,
Speaker 24: but you still have to be able to do so,
Speaker 24: quote unquote by law. That's the constitutional language. Now, the
Speaker 24: obvious legal question is, does the Attorney General of the
Speaker 24: United States, Merrick Garland, does he have the law to actually,
Speaker 24: on his own initiative to unilaterally authorize the creation of
Speaker 24: a brand new special council to investigate the foreign president
Speaker 24: of the United States. It turns out that no, he
Speaker 24: actually does not. If you go and actually look at
Speaker 24: these statutes that Jack Smith purports to cite to give
Speaker 24: him the authority to do so, there are four or
Speaker 24: five random sub sections of other statutes that actually really
Speaker 24: have nothing whatsoever to do with a special counsel. So
Speaker 24: the actual authorization is not there. Congress did not authorize
Speaker 24: him to take this action. So it's really just a
Speaker 24: straightforward act of separation of powers. And you know, it's
Speaker 24: funny because the judge here, Aileen Cannon here in Florida
Speaker 24: where I live, she has been excoriated by the media
Speaker 24: for the better part of a year now. They've been
Speaker 24: calling her a maga judge, a Trump sick, a fan,
Speaker 24: because she's being very slow and steadfast and fastidious and
Speaker 24: meticulous in all of her various pre trial motions and hearings.
Speaker 24: But you know what, she has been exactly right, because
Speaker 24: we are an unchartered waters of uncharted waters here, we're
Speaker 24: dealing with the first ever prosecution of a former president
Speaker 24: of the United States. For God's sake, she's done the
Speaker 24: correct and courageous thing here. The relevant question that I
Speaker 24: have right now is whether or not the other District court,
Speaker 24: in the other Special Council probe that'll be Tanya Chuck
Speaker 24: and in the Washington d C probe the January sixth case,
Speaker 24: will she go ahead and now do the exact same
Speaker 24: thing that remins to be seen.
Speaker 4: Well, we will find out soon.
Speaker 3: But you're right, good honor for being so meticulous and
Speaker 3: coming out with the right outcome. Josh Hamma, good to
Speaker 3: speak with you, Thanks so much for joining us.
Speaker 14: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Still to come.
Speaker 3: Awoke feminist anthem from Katie Perry is canned by critics
Speaker 3: and King Charles and Queen Camilla caught up in a
Speaker 3: security scare.
Speaker 28: D D.
Speaker 4: Dunlevy unpacks this with me.
Speaker 3: Next joining me now is broadcaster and commentator D D.
Speaker 4: Dun Levy. Thank you for joining us this evening.
Speaker 3: Let's start with rumors of a major rift which have
Speaker 3: e merged between tennis star Venus Williams and Prince Harry
Speaker 3: and Meghan.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Eagle eyed Royal fans have alleged that Williams nubbed Harry
Speaker 3: as he accepted the Pat Tillman Award for Service, and
Speaker 3: you can see in this photo the five time Wimbledon
Speaker 3: champion refused to stand up and applaud the Duke when
Speaker 3: he received the honor from the Sports Network last week.
Speaker 4: DD.
Speaker 3: We know that Venus's sister Serena is actually good friends
Speaker 3: with the pair, but it looks like Venus wasn't happy
Speaker 3: at all there.
Speaker 4: What do you think?
Speaker 29: Well, maybe Venus has finally woken up to what a
Speaker 29: lot of other people already realized, and that is that
Speaker 29: this pair are popularity poison. She was good friends with
Speaker 29: this couple. I think she was invited to their wedding,
Speaker 29: She hosted the baby shower for their first child. So
Speaker 29: there definitely does seem to be a cooling of relations.
Speaker 29: And you know what, I looked at these pictures very
Speaker 29: carefully to see whether it was just a moment that
Speaker 29: was somehow captured and has been made to look worse
Speaker 29: than it actually was, which she really does appear to
Speaker 29: be very cold towards Megan, at least in the audience.
Speaker 29: Could be just that, like a lot of people, she
Speaker 29: wasn't happy about Harry being given that award, but there
Speaker 29: definitely seemed to be something very frosty from Venus's perspective.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 3: I think people are, well the closest circle, are finally
Speaker 3: realizing what these two are really like.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Royal's, King Charles and Queen Camilla were whisked
Speaker 3: away by security during a visit to the Channel Island
Speaker 3: of Jersey after concerns.
Speaker 4: Were raised about a security threat DD.
Speaker 3: It turned out to be a false alarm, and the
Speaker 3: pair then were able to resume events after a brief pause.
Speaker 4: But clearly everyone is really on edge at the moment.
Speaker 3: They're taking security very seriously in light of what happened
Speaker 3: in the US.
Speaker 4: And that is a good thing, I think.
Speaker 29: I mean, they jumped so quickly in this particular instance,
Speaker 29: apparently Camilla was only halfway through eating an ice cream
Speaker 29: when they dragged her away, and it does appear that
Speaker 29: this was a false alarm, even though Buckingham Pallace haven't
Speaker 29: clarified still what exactly the perceived threat was, and it
Speaker 29: was a false alarm, You would much rather see one
Speaker 29: hundred false alarms like this and over reactions if you
Speaker 29: want to call them that, like this, then see a
Speaker 29: failure like we saw from the Secret Service in the
Speaker 29: case of Donald Trump, where they warned and they didn't act.
Speaker 29: You'd much rather have someone go over the top with
Speaker 29: security than to fail with security, which could have potentially
Speaker 29: had fatal consequences for the former president and as we know,
Speaker 29: sadly for a man who was in the audience at
Speaker 29: that rally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you spot on, I completely agree. Now. Singer Katie Perry's.
Speaker 3: Long awaited new single Woman's World has dropped a needless
Speaker 3: to say, it's been a disaster. The reviews are about
Speaker 3: as horrific as the clip.
Speaker 4: Is a winner.
Speaker 3: I mean what, The Guardian gave it a one star rating,
Speaker 3: saying what regressive warmed over Hell is this?
Speaker 4: DD? It's dreadful. I don't like it. What's your re You?
Speaker 29: I'm not crazy about the song. I think she looks hot,
Speaker 29: she looks amazing. But I think the vitreol that's been
Speaker 29: directed towards Katy Perry and towards this song is the
Speaker 29: reason that feminism has a bad name at the moment.
Speaker 4: This woman is one of.
Speaker 29: The most successful people on the planet, not just musician
Speaker 29: but people, because she has many other interests in business
Speaker 29: and television and film and things like that.
Speaker 4: And yet she.
Speaker 29: Hasn't done feminism right in this song, and so she's
Speaker 29: being absolutely attacked over it.
Speaker 4: I think it's.
Speaker 29: Outrageous actually, And let's be honest, it's not a thesis.
Speaker 4: It's a pop song. Let's not take it too seriously.
Speaker 4: Leave the woman alone. She's a working.
Speaker 29: Mother, and I think there's been too much hatred directed
Speaker 29: towards her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the song's a bit lame, but that's okay. You know,
Speaker 4: she'll put another one out.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, hopefully what happened to the old, good
Speaker 3: old days where she did firework and all those original classics.
Speaker 3: Now they just go a bit silly after a while.
Speaker 3: Dd Well that's just my opinion anyway.
Speaker 4: DDE. Don Levy good to speak with you. Thanks so
Speaker 4: much for joining us. That's it from me. Up next
Speaker 4: is Newsnight, good night,