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Speaker 1: On scoring lids Ostrodia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Wider Panalty Show.

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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the reda Panety Show. Coming

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Speaker 3: up tonight, the Prime Minister's ballooning bureaucracy set.

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Speaker 4: To cost taxpayers dearly.

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Speaker 3: The Panel will join me shortly to cover the day's

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Speaker 3: top headlines. Penny Wong admits that Australia's critical mineral supply

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Speaker 3: chains are a strategic vulnerability. For a meeting with US

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Speaker 3: Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Professor im Plymer.

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Speaker 4: Will weigh in on that issue.

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Speaker 3: The wonderful Sarah Gonzales will have the latest from the US,

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Speaker 3: and later in the hour I'll speak to a leading

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Speaker 3: South African businessman, one of the few brave enough to

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Speaker 3: speak out against the racist policies that are driving farmers

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Speaker 3: off their land and left.

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Speaker 4: He's losing it.

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Speaker 3: Features roso' donald blaming Donald Trump for her overeating and

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Speaker 3: over drinking.

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Speaker 4: Is there anything you can't do?

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Speaker 5: I got myself into some bad places, you know. I

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Speaker 5: was very, very depressed. I was overeating, I was overdrinking.

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Speaker 3: Now the E Safety Commissioner Julie Mngrant, the woman known

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Speaker 3: as E Karen, Well, she's lost another legal fight.

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Speaker 4: Elon Musk has.

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Speaker 3: Scored what's been hailed as a big win for free speech.

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Speaker 3: You'll remember Billboard Chris has been on this program a

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Speaker 3: number of times. He had a tweet on x about

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Speaker 3: transgender activists censored by the Safety Commissioner and entirely reasonable

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Speaker 3: and informative post, and last night the Administrative Review Tribe

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Speaker 3: in or ruled the posts did not amount to cyber

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Speaker 3: abuse material and should not be the subject of a

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Speaker 3: takedown order. This is the second big win for Elon

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Speaker 3: Musk against the Safety Commissioner, where Julie Inmigrant abandoning her

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Speaker 3: attempt to block footage of a stabbing of an alleged

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Speaker 3: terror attack at a Sydney church last year. Let's bring

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Speaker 3: in the panel Sky News contributors Tina McQueen and Pruma Sween.

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Speaker 4: Tina, I'll start with you. We spoke about this last week.

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Speaker 4: I said, this woman is an activist.

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Speaker 3: She's pushing her ideology, her activism through her position. That's

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Speaker 3: what I believe. We see examples of it over and

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Speaker 3: over again. We know there is so much cyber abuse

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Speaker 3: on social media that's not the subject of takedown orders,

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Speaker 3: but this post somehow is and she's also taken down

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Speaker 3: take an objection with posts from breastfeeding activists like Jasmine

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Speaker 4: There's a pattern here, Tina.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Rita, you were spot on with your assessment of her.

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Speaker 1: She certainly has a political agenda, and look, I think

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Speaker 1: the power has gone to her head and she's abusing it.

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Speaker 1: I think these wins for Elon Musk is a great

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Speaker 1: for free speech, and you know, may really bring it

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Speaker 1: down a peka two. But you've got to remember her

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Speaker 1: history into fourteen she's director of policy of ben Twitter

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Speaker 1: and you could see it what a liking gender had there.

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Speaker 1: So I think if you look at her history, it

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Speaker 1: makes sense now these ridiculous policies she's trying to put.

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Speaker 6: On us.

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Speaker 4: Well proved.

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Speaker 3: This position was introduced by a liberal government. Again, the

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Speaker 3: Libs are delving into areas really they have no business

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Speaker 3: delving into. It was a role created initially to protect

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Speaker 3: children from online predators, but it's morphed into something entirely different.

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Speaker 7: Well, this is the problem, Reata. You know, what was

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Speaker 7: her mandate? What was the reason that they actually brought

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Speaker 7: her in? Because, as you say, started off and I

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Speaker 7: suppose everybody found it reasonable that she would be wanting

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Speaker 7: to protect children. But the problem is it's morphed into

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Speaker 7: something so much more. She's become the national nanny, where

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Speaker 7: she's telling us what is good for us and what

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Speaker 7: we should be able to listen to or say. So,

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Speaker 7: I think it's time that we all you know, she

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Speaker 8: I doubt that she will.

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Speaker 9: We saw her at the National Press Crust Club where

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Speaker 9: she was perfectly happy to pontificate and tell us what

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Speaker 8: Limits with her powers.

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Speaker 7: But it's time for her to have a serious readjustment.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, and it's time for the Liberal Party for the

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Speaker 3: I think that has been so shameful and so weak

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Speaker 4: There's supposed to be the Liberal Party.

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Speaker 3: Now let's talk about Anthony Albernisi's ballooning bureaucracy. It's getting bigger,

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Speaker 3: with all sixteen of the Prime Minister's department heads earning

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Speaker 3: sixteen seventeen staff members. With this enormous wages bill Prough,

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Speaker 3: you've got some bureaucrats earning significantly more than the prime minister.

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Speaker 7: Well, they would argue that they're running the joint. Really,

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Speaker 7: you know, when you have inept ministers and prime ministers

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Speaker 7: this public service to really be the you know, the

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Speaker 7: eyes and ears and the directors of where this country's going.

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Speaker 7: But it's not as if we've had good value from

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Speaker 7: these people. The fact that they've had to use so

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Speaker 7: many consultants because they just don't have the ability to

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Speaker 7: sort things out for themselves. And really the country's in

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Speaker 7: a total mess. We have a yes minister sort of

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Speaker 7: state here or country here where ministers who are put

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Speaker 7: or real jobs are relying on this bureaucracy which tends

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Speaker 7: to be woke and very left to leaning.

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Speaker 8: And this is a problem.

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Speaker 7: Draining the swamp would be great, but the swamps full

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Speaker 7: of similar swamp pets who are just as woke.

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Speaker 3: Tina doesn't seem to be much accountability when he comes

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Speaker 3: to the ballarning public service that the cost to taxpayers

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Speaker 3: in the years to come, it's.

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Speaker 4: Going to be a real burden.

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Speaker 1: Oh to be part of a million dollar club Breader,

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Speaker 1: it's unbelievable. There is zero accountability.

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Speaker 8: They're not shrinking.

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Speaker 1: By twenty five twenty six, there's going to be two

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Speaker 1: hundred and thirteen thousand public servants. You know, they're not

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Speaker 1: answered to anyone. They really can't be sacked. It's unbelievable.

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Speaker 1: I mean, and when you suggest you shrink this, people

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Speaker 1: are outraged. But it's going to going to get bigger

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Speaker 1: and bigger under Albanesi, seems to think every solution to

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Speaker 8: But it's disgraceful.

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Speaker 1: These the highest public servant wage earners in the world

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Speaker 1: pretty much Rita.

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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, we're talking about people earning here million dollars plus.

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Speaker 3: When you look at their total package, including their traveling titlements,

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Speaker 3: and there's accountability and you can be sacked in any moment.

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Speaker 3: Now talking about money being wasted by our governments, we

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Speaker 3: know the social media teams for both the federal and

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Speaker 3: state governments are also very, very busy, and I want

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Speaker 3: to show you just some of the content they're coming

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Speaker 3: up with. This is Clara O'Neill and new Senator Charlotte Walker.

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Speaker 3: Let's see what they're up to.

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Speaker 4: You based some people.

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Speaker 8: Is this a leg.

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Speaker 4: Pro you're the pr maven. What is the point of that?

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Speaker 3: I just don't think it speaks to the young voters

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Speaker 4: Hope it will.

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Speaker 3: So I'm really wonsdering why they bother producing content like that.

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Speaker 7: Well, it's ridiculous, it's in it. What is it really

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Speaker 7: telling us that she can shake hands?

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Speaker 1: Is that it that they're meaningless people.

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Speaker 7: Who are wasting time, you know, Clara O'Neill, And they're

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Speaker 7: also miming.

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Speaker 4: So that's that.

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Speaker 7: It's the most bizarre thing I've ever seen.

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Speaker 8: I mean, the.

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Speaker 7: People who are in the public service employee in the

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Speaker 7: social media departments should all be sacked. What is the

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Speaker 7: point of this? What is the message you're trying to

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Speaker 7: get over? We don't know two Shielders shaking hands. Wow,

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Speaker 7: I'm so impressed. Get back to work and do what

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Speaker 7: you're employed to do.

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Speaker 1: I would have thought the twenty one year old senator

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Speaker 1: would have had more insight and said this is pretty numfy,

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Speaker 1: you know, let's do something else. So, yeah, I'm bewildered

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Speaker 3: Rita, I know they should just get herm Most twenty

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Speaker 3: one year olds, I think would be more media savvy

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Speaker 4: But yeah, that content is just cringe. I don't think

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Speaker 4: it appeals to young people.

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Speaker 3: I've shown that sort of stuff to some young voters

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Speaker 3: and I haven't seen anybody impressed with it so far.

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Speaker 4: And it's not a one off.

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Speaker 3: They constantly are churning out this sort of content on Instagram,

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Speaker 4: Now, let's talk about a win for the people of

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Speaker 3: Councils in the state have finally phased out ticketless fines.

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Speaker 3: Council rangers will now be required to leave and on

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Speaker 3: the spot notification for anyone find You're not going to

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Speaker 3: get any surprises in the mail prow. This phase out

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Speaker 3: hasn't been in place for long, but there's already been

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Speaker 8: It sure is.

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Speaker 7: And what was it teaching people that, you know, in

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Speaker 7: a few weeks they were going to get a fine.

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Speaker 7: They didn't know what it was for or where it

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Speaker 7: actually dispute the fine. So thankfully sanity has prevailed. I

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Speaker 7: think Clover Moore is still dragging your feet. It is

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Speaker 7: a government now regulation, but of course Clover does things

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Speaker 7: in her own pretty time.

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Speaker 1: Rita, I'm particularly happy about this. I've been stung a

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Speaker 1: number of times, let me tell you, so, I'm very

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Speaker 1: excited about this.

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Speaker 8: Have you learned me lesson?

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Speaker 3: You need to have a degree to work out some

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Speaker 3: of these parking signs. Sometimes there's like six different messages

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Speaker 3: for one spot and you've got to.

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Speaker 4: Decipher, lastly what it all means.

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Speaker 3: Tina McQueen, pri McSween. Always a pleasure. Thanks for your time, ladies.

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Speaker 3: Your Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged NATO allies

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Speaker 3: to focus on developing critical mineral supply chains. Here he

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Speaker 3: was at the CORD meeting in Washington this morning.

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Speaker 10: One that I've personally been very focused on is diversifying

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Speaker 10: the global supply chain of critical minerals, not just access

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Speaker 10: to the raw material, but also access to the ability

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Speaker 3: Marco Rubio also met with Penny Wong this morning and

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Speaker 3: the Foreign Minister admitted that our critical mineral supply chains

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Speaker 3: are a strategic vulnerability. Joining me now is leading geologists

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Speaker 3: and author professor Ian Plymer in why are we failing

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Speaker 3: to develop critical mineral supply chains.

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Speaker 11: Well, Rubia's comments are interesting because when you look at

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Speaker 11: the geology the NATO countries, they actually don't have critical minerals,

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Speaker 11: do not have the very ancient rocks that we have

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Speaker 11: in Australia. And it is in these ancient rocks where

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Speaker 11: we get an abundance of critical minerals. So Australia becomes

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Speaker 11: very very important in this and we in this country

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Speaker 11: lack some cobalt and some nickel and tungsten, but in

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Speaker 11: essence we are very very well blessed with minerals and

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Speaker 4: That's double the current ref levels. Is that even feasible?

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Speaker 11: Eighty two percent by twenty thirty. Look, I believe in

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Speaker 2: Trying to sell us.

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Speaker 11: Victoria import energy from Queensland through the interconnectors into New

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Speaker 3: Now before you go, I just want to get your

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Speaker 4: Have a listened to this.

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Speaker 8: Those is the monster that might have to go back

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Speaker 11: Elon will not be there about.

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Speaker 8: He gets a lot of subsidies, Peter.

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Speaker 12: But Eli's very upset that the ev mandate is going

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Speaker 8: And you know what, when you look at it, who

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Speaker 4: Maybe someday a.

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Speaker 8: Hydrogen You have a hydrogen car.

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Speaker 11: It has one problem but blows up, you know, So

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Speaker 4: Oh, he's kidding around.

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Speaker 3: But here's serious about those EV mandates. It should be

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Speaker 11: Where are we in, Well, we've got an absolutely internally wrong.

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Speaker 11: But they are expensive, they depreciate very quickly, they explode,

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Speaker 11: I think in a fairly childish way to have a

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Speaker 3: but I think that will reconcile at some point, Professor Employment,

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Speaker 4: Still to come left he's losing it.

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Speaker 3: Plus Donald Trump's historic poll numbers, he's officially the most

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Speaker 3: Reader Patty Show, and it's time for lefties losing it.

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Speaker 3: And you may recall songstress and lefty losing an elder

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Speaker 5: Very very depressed. I was overeating, I was overdrinking, I was,

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Speaker 3: She wants you to think she's better now because she's

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Speaker 13: So upsetting everywhere you turn. It's really hard to believe

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Speaker 3: The parade was for the military Rosie celebrating two hundred

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Speaker 3: miserable fantasies. Now Here are more crazy folks who claim

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Speaker 14: About this.

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Speaker 4: I'm a black man in America.

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Speaker 2: The reason why heart I can't come and listen to

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Speaker 14: If your colleagues would listen and try to learn and

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Speaker 3: Just unbelievable levels of race baiting lunacy there. Let's stick

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Speaker 4: Ever diminishing audience.

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Speaker 3: This needed a trigger warning for the lefty snowflakes because

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Speaker 4: It is historic.

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Speaker 3: The fact is that despite the relentless fake news and

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Speaker 15: So this isn't just Republicans who like Donald Trump. This

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Speaker 15: talking about here? So why don't we look back? We

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Speaker 15: have all the president's Republican presidents going back over the

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Speaker 15: last thirty five, thirty six, thirty seven years. What are

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Speaker 15: we talking about? GOP who strongly approved five months? And

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Speaker 15: look at this George HW. Bush Bush forty one, forty

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Speaker 15: six percent, Bush forty three, fifty nine. You see Trump

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Speaker 15: the first term fifty three, but look at this sixty

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Speaker 15: three percent. He beats all the other Republicans on the

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Speaker 15: board here. And I was looking even back since Reagan,

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Speaker 15: and get this, Donald Trump beats Donald Reagan when it

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Speaker 15: comes to the strongly approved five months. And of course

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Speaker 15: Reagan was coming off that high after that assassination attempt.

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Speaker 15: So the bottom line is Donald Trump is making history

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Speaker 15: with the Republican base. He is more beloved by this

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Speaker 15: Republican base than any Republican base loved any GOP president

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Speaker 15: five months And it is history making.

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Speaker 3: Ooh, I think I need a cigarette after all that.

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Speaker 3: And here's some sobering news too for the Rhinos the

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Speaker 3: Republican in name only members. I think they'll reclaim the

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Speaker 3: GPO from Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: Wrong.

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Speaker 15: Wrong, You do not want to go against Donal Trump

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Speaker 15: because the Republican base is with Donald Trump, and it's not.

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Speaker 8: Just the pole.

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Speaker 15: And we actually have the data to show that the

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Speaker 15: Republican base is with Donald Trump. The times Trump endorses

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Speaker 15: won the GOP primary for governor and congressional races. Look

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Speaker 15: at this twenty twenty four ninety six percent, twenty two

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty ninety eight percent. The bottom line is this

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Speaker 15: ninety five percent plus of the time the Trump endorsed

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Speaker 15: candidate wins in GOP primaries, and even in the cases

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Speaker 15: where Donald Trump endorses a challenger to an incumbent, the

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Speaker 15: majority of time.

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Speaker 8: That challenger wins.

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Speaker 15: So Donald Trump is a winner in Republican primaries. You

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Speaker 15: go against Donald Trump. To quote the movie Good Burger,

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Speaker 15: you go on the grinder.

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Speaker 3: Joining me now is host of Sarah Gonzales Unfiltered on

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Speaker 3: Blaze TV and vice president of the Texas Family Project,

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Speaker 3: Sarah Gonzalez. Sarah, what do you make of that data?

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Speaker 3: These are as, Harryenton said, historic numbers in the GOP.

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Speaker 3: No president has been this popular among Republican voters.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, Rita, thanks for having me on. I

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Speaker 8: think that the Democrats, in part, in large part, I

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Speaker 8: would say, have themselves to thank for these historic numbers,

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Speaker 8: because we have never seen a Democrat party that has

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Speaker 8: made their entire identity just hating another person, regardless of

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Speaker 8: the policy. I mean, you have Donald Trump that just

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Speaker 8: got elected in November in large part due to his

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Speaker 8: immigration policy, due to his promise to deport illegal criminals.

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Speaker 8: And what are the Democrats doing. They're fighting him every

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Speaker 8: step of the way. They have these activist judges that

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Speaker 8: are blocking him implementing the policy that Americans elected him on.

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Speaker 8: And so you saw it leading up to the election, Rita,

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Speaker 8: every time there was another assassination attempts, every time they

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Speaker 8: threw him in the courtroom and didn't allow him to

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Speaker 8: go out and campaign. Americans saw what was happening, They

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Speaker 8: saw the law fair, and they said, we are not

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Speaker 8: for this. We stand with Donald Trump. His numbers just

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Speaker 8: got bigger and bigger and bigger. And what did they

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Speaker 8: do after he won. All they did was double down

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Speaker 8: on the same bad ideas that they had leading up

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Speaker 8: to the election and decided we're just going to continue

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Speaker 8: the law fair. We're just going to continue fighting good policy,

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Speaker 8: and that is a large reason why you see these

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Speaker 8: historic numbers for not just Republicans, but Americans saying no,

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Speaker 8: you know what, these are reasonable, common sense policies. This

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Speaker 8: is why I went to the voting booth in November

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Speaker 8: and voted for him. And shame on you, the Democrats,

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Speaker 8: for trying to fight the American will.

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Speaker 4: Well said.

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Speaker 3: And we played some footage just earlier in Lefties Losing

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Speaker 3: It of some of the scenes from Pride events in Texas,

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Speaker 3: the Great State of Texas, your state. This is footage

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Speaker 3: obtained by the Texas Family Project of sexually explicit content.

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Speaker 3: And Sarah, this is supposed to be at supposedly family

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Speaker 3: friendly events.

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Speaker 4: Tell me more about this.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, Rita, it really is sickening what we are seeing,

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Speaker 8: not just in Texas but across the entire country that

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Speaker 8: these events that you're seeing, the types of graphic imagery

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Speaker 8: that you guys are playing right now, we are seeing

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Speaker 8: at every single one of these events that are billed

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Speaker 8: as family friendly. These lgbt Q I a exponent, you know,

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Speaker 8: pendos organizations are going out and these formula they are formulating,

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Speaker 8: these festivals and they are intentionally, purposefully putting in this

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Speaker 8: sexual content and then they're claiming, what are you talking about?

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Speaker 8: We had no idea that there were children that were

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Speaker 8: going to be there. Here's another key factor, Rita. Every

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Speaker 8: single time our organization, Texas Family Project goes undercover into

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Speaker 8: one of these pride festivals, and we uncovered the disgusting

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Speaker 8: sexually explicit performances that are happening in front of young children.

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Speaker 8: Almost every time, the drag queen, the performer, whoever it is,

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Speaker 8: seeks out the children in the crowd and interacts with them.

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Speaker 8: And if that doesn't tell you all that you need

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Speaker 8: to know about the intention of these people, I don't

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Speaker 8: know what else will. These are sick people, these are degenerates,

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Speaker 8: and we need to keep them not only away from children,

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Speaker 8: but we need to have a reckoning in America of

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Speaker 8: what we really are about. I mean, your you know, homosexuality,

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Speaker 8: heterosexuality aside. This is what we're parading around, sexuality, degenerously,

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Speaker 8: half naked people just you know, dancing together. I mean,

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Speaker 8: you should have seen the streets of San Francisco. It

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Speaker 8: was disgusting and we have to ask ourselves as a country,

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Speaker 8: are we going to be a moral people. Do we

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Speaker 8: stand for morals and values? Do we want to teach

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Speaker 8: our children better? Or do we just want to be

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Speaker 8: a hedonistic, low life society. It's gotten really, really sad.

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Speaker 8: And I got to tell you, if that is happening

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Speaker 8: in the state of Texas, way worse is happening all

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Speaker 8: across the country, especially in the Blue states.

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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, when you see those scenes, I'm not making excuses,

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Speaker 3: But when you see it in in yc. Or San

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Speaker 3: Francisco or LA that's one thing. But when it happens

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Speaker 3: in a red state like Texas, where the people have

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Speaker 3: voted and they have said if we reject this sort

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Speaker 3: of ideology, we reject the excesses of the LGBT movement,

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Speaker 3: How is it happening in Texas? How does it happen

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Speaker 3: in Florida, Tennessee, red states where the people have rejected this.

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Speaker 8: Yeah. No, it's a great question, and it's one that

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Speaker 8: I ask myself often. And the only conclusion that I

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Speaker 8: can come to after being at so many of these

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Speaker 8: events and being around these people, is that they are

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Speaker 8: intentionally creeping into the Red states because they already know

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Speaker 8: that they have a stronghold in the Blue States. There's

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Speaker 8: no reason to stay there. They already know they can

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Speaker 8: get away with whatever they want. I mean, you've got

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Speaker 8: again people in San Francisco, grown men, overweight, obese men

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Speaker 8: who nobody wants to see naked, prancing around totally naked

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Speaker 8: in front of young children, and nobody is getting arrested.

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Speaker 8: We used to call that in decent exposure, and now

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Speaker 8: all of a sudden, it's being done in broad daylight

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Speaker 8: in front of children, and police will will not act,

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Speaker 8: it will not do anything. The reason that they start

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Speaker 8: coming into the Red States is because they already know

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Speaker 8: that they've got a stronghold in the Blue States, and

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Speaker 8: they want to start testing their boundaries and seeing how

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Speaker 8: far they can get and how many states they can

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Speaker 8: acquire power in. Because as we know, this is a

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Speaker 8: very very instrumental, long process. They play the long game

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Speaker 8: the left does, and so they are used to quietly infiltrating,

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Speaker 8: setting up shop in these red cities and these red communities,

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Speaker 8: seeing how far they can push, seeing how far they

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Speaker 8: can get away with, so that they can extend their

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Speaker 8: power into the red steats. And honestly, I wish I

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Speaker 8: could tell you that it wasn't working, but in large

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Speaker 8: part it really has been working.

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Speaker 3: For them, and it desensitizes people. You see this over

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Speaker 3: and over again and you kind of forget just how

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Speaker 3: perverse it is, how weird it is to have nude

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Speaker 3: adult bodies walking down the straight in front of children.

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Speaker 3: Like you said, that was considered in decent exposure not

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Speaker 3: too long ago. And the Texas Family Project, which I

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Speaker 3: know you're a part of, does great work in exposing

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Speaker 3: what is happening around the state.

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Speaker 4: Now let's move on to Donald Trump again.

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Speaker 3: He was in Florida today for the opening of Alligator Alcatraz,

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Speaker 3: and he noted that Joe Biden, the former president.

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Speaker 4: Wanted him to end up in a jail like that.

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Speaker 8: Any of the news claims are keeping him out in

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Speaker 8: the hot human souf Florida.

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Speaker 12: That is wrong.

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Speaker 2: It's telling sixty two to bring here to be on

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Speaker 2: reserfec hey.

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Speaker 8: Biden wanted me in here. Okay, he wanted me.

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Speaker 12: It didn't work out that way, but he wanted me in.

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Speaker 3: Here and at al Alligator Alcatraz. At Alligator Alcatraz, the

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Speaker 3: President was also asked about what is happening in his

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Speaker 3: old home city of New York your blood.

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Speaker 16: New York City may well be led by a communist soon,

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Speaker 16: Zorhan Mundami, who in his nomination speech said he will

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Speaker 16: defy ICE and will not allow ICE to arrest criminal

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Speaker 16: aliens in New York City. Your message to communist Orhan Mundani, Well, then.

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Speaker 5: We'll have to arrest him.

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Speaker 12: Look, we don't need a Communist in this country, but

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Speaker 12: if we have one, I'm going to be watching over

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Speaker 12: them very carefully on behalf.

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Speaker 2: Of the nation.

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Speaker 3: Certainly a strong statement from the president, But Sarah, tell

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Speaker 3: me how much power do the Democrats radical wing holded

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Speaker 3: the moment. We've seen a number of elder statesmen and women,

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Speaker 3: including Bill Clinton, congratulating this radical Marxist that they're not

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Speaker 3: repelled by him. A lot of them are in spot.

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Speaker 8: Yeah. I mean, it remains to be seen whether or

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Speaker 8: not this man can actually win in New York City.

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Speaker 8: I got to tell you, by the way, if he

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Speaker 8: does win, if he does win this, if he does

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Speaker 8: pull it off, New York City will be irrevocably changed.

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Speaker 8: It will be irre irrevocably you know, pained from all

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Speaker 8: of these policies that he decides to implement. He is

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Speaker 8: a full blown communist. The interesting thing about the New

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Speaker 8: York City primary in the Democrat Party is that when

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Speaker 8: you look at the data of the people who were

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Speaker 8: actually going in and voting for this man, you know,

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Speaker 8: the man who claims that he's about the working class

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Speaker 8: and he's all about equity and he wants to make

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Speaker 8: things fair. You would think that he would appeal to

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Speaker 8: the working class people. Well, largely the working class people

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Speaker 8: here in New York City rejected this man. And it was,

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Speaker 8: of course the liberal elites, the people who were making

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Speaker 8: so much money that they didn't really care that. They

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Speaker 8: think that they know better and they they want to

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Speaker 8: dictate policy for these poor oppressed, you know, poor people

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Speaker 8: that they know better for. And so that's who you

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Speaker 8: saw voting for, Mam Donnie. You didn't see the actual

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Speaker 8: working class who his policies would affect the most vote

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Speaker 8: for this man. So it's tough to say how much

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Speaker 8: the radical wing has really taken over the Democrat Party.

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Speaker 8: But I think that if the last presidential election shows anything,

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Speaker 8: I don't think that this man will be as successful

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Speaker 8: as perhaps Bill and Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama want

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Speaker 8: him to be. My hope is that New York City says,

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Speaker 8: you know what, we may be Democrats, but we are

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Speaker 8: not communists and we are rejecting this communist scum.

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Speaker 3: We'll be watching that rice with bita breath before you go.

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Speaker 4: I want to apply you.

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Speaker 3: In exchange between Defense Secretary Pate Higgsyth and Democrat Congresswoman

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Speaker 3: Sarah Jacobs, it's about men identifying as women in the

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Speaker 3: armed folcens.

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Speaker 17: If it were you would be keeping these women in. Instead,

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Speaker 17: you are the one injecting culture wars into the military,

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Speaker 17: and it's at the detriment of our military readiness and

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Speaker 17: national security. Now, General Caine, I'd like to turn to you.

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Speaker 18: Should be clear, these are these are men who think

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Speaker 18: they're women.

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Speaker 17: These are women. I'm happy to educate you on Uh,

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Speaker 17: these are men.

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Speaker 18: So what we've identified is that there's mental health issues

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Speaker 18: with that belief system.

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Speaker 4: I'd like to turn to, General or detrimental to readiness.

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Speaker 18: And that's the determination that we've made and that we

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Speaker 18: stand behind gender to forces.

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Speaker 3: And so yeah, Sarah, what's your response to those who,

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Speaker 3: like Congresswoman Jacobs, argue that the military is now weakened

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Speaker 3: by these soldiers being sidelined.

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Speaker 8: Well, what I would say to a Congresswoman Jacobs is

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Speaker 8: simply look at the statistics. Look at the numbers. The

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Speaker 8: military has had record numbers of people joining in large

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Speaker 8: part due to the adults being back in charge. I

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Speaker 8: know as much as Brian Stelter, mister Potato had himself

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Speaker 8: liked to say the adults are back in charge when

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Speaker 8: Joe Biden came into the came into office. Really, the

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Speaker 8: adults are back in charge. And we all know biology.

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Speaker 8: It's very, very simple. And by the way, if a

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Speaker 8: man is infused about what sex or gender he is,

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Speaker 8: he can't just look between his legs and understand what

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Speaker 8: he is. We don't really need him serving in the military.

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Speaker 8: It serves as a distraction. And so I would tell

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Speaker 8: Congresswoman Jacobs, look at the recruiting numbers. They're through the

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Speaker 8: roof because young men are excited about, you know, not

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Speaker 8: being told that they are toxic about being told that

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Speaker 8: they should be strong and they should be willing to fight.

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Speaker 8: And we can have the greatest, strongest military in the

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Speaker 8: entire world no offense rita. Of course, if we just

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Speaker 8: pay attention to the right things. They're supposed to be deadly,

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Speaker 8: they are supposed to be strong. We are not supposed

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Speaker 8: to be worrying about coddling someone because they don't know

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Speaker 8: what sex they are. And so I mean, congress Woman Jacobs.

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Speaker 8: You know, this used to be an elite, esteemed position

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Speaker 8: to be in Congress. Now apparently anyone can join and

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Speaker 8: they don't even need to pay attention to numbers or

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Speaker 8: statistics or figures or hell even basic biology rita.

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Speaker 4: Well, you've got justices on the Supreme Court. You can't

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Speaker 4: tell you what a woman is.

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Speaker 3: So we should be surprised that when God, Congresswoman Jacob's there.

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Speaker 3: And just on, Pete Heggzeth, I want to play you

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Speaker 3: a statement he made because I think the Trump administration

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Speaker 3: understands better than most that names matter, language matters, and

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Speaker 3: the left has always understood that. And here is Defense

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Speaker 3: Secretary Pete Hexit announcing that the United States Navy is

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Speaker 3: renaming the US Naval ship Harvey Milk to the Oscar V. Peterson.

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Speaker 18: We are taking the politics out of ship naming. We're

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Speaker 18: not renaming the ship to anything political. This is not

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Speaker 18: about political activists, unlike the previous administration. Instead, we're renaming

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Speaker 18: the ship after a United States Navy Congressional Medal of

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Speaker 18: honor recipient as it should be. People want to be

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Speaker 18: proud of the ship they're sailing in, and so we're

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Speaker 18: renaming it after a chief, a Navy chief.

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Speaker 3: Pete Hegseeth goes on to describe the heroics of Oscove

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Speaker 3: Patison and why he's that all Now these things metas Sarah,

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Speaker 3: the Trump administration gets it. Whether it's statues being torn down,

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Speaker 3: army vice is being renamed, or ships, it matters.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it really does. I mean history matters, right, Rita.

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Speaker 8: I mean, you know, we look at all of the statues.

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Speaker 8: You point out all of these statues that the left

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Speaker 8: has torn down, quite literally torn down, and we look

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Speaker 8: at how much they've changed, how much I mean they

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Speaker 8: even eliminated aunt Jemima. Right. They have gone from celebrating

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Speaker 8: really key figures in our history for what they were

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Speaker 8: known for into just erasing our history. And what we

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Speaker 8: know is that if we don't really embrace and learn history,

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Speaker 8: we are of course bound to repeat it. So of

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Speaker 8: course we should be embracing you know, United States Naval

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Speaker 8: service members instead of gay activists. I mean, of course

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Speaker 8: we should be recognizing the things that matter. And I

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Speaker 8: really do commend Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth along with

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Speaker 8: President Trump for recognizing that, I mean, this is not

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Speaker 8: the first thing that they have decided to rename, to

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Speaker 8: take back from the left that has co opted of

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Speaker 8: course language and co opted some of our bases, our

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Speaker 8: army bases, our military bases, and these ships as well.

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Speaker 8: And so the Trump administration has said, no, no more,

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Speaker 8: we are going to honor these service members. We are

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Speaker 8: not going to pretend like it is, you know, it

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Speaker 8: is wrong to be strong and be proud of our military.

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Speaker 8: We are going to be proud of it, and we're

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Speaker 8: not going to be ashamed of history anymore. And I

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Speaker 8: think that it's a really really important thing to recognize,

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Speaker 8: and I think it's a really big win, not just

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Speaker 8: for this administration but for the entire country. It's about

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Speaker 8: damn time that we start, you know, embracing these things again,

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Speaker 8: because I got to tell you, China is over there

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Speaker 8: building machines. They're not afraid to embrace their military. And

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Speaker 8: finally we have an administration that is you know, doing that.

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Speaker 8: We've got record recruiting numbers, and I'm really really excited

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Speaker 8: about the future of the United States military under the

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Speaker 8: direction of of course, President Trump and Pete Hucksath.

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Speaker 3: Sarah Gonzalez, thank you so much for your time tonight.

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Speaker 3: Coming up, the South African government accused of economic genocide,

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Speaker 3: with white farmers subjected to brutal attacks. Leading South African

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Speaker 3: businessman Rob Hersoff joins me next, Welcome back.

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Speaker 15: Now.

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Speaker 3: My next guest is a South African entrepreneur who has

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Speaker 3: been outspoken about the plight of white farmers in South Africa.

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Speaker 6: There are two farm attacks every day in South Africa,

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Speaker 6: two murders of farmers every week. Being a South African

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Speaker 6: farmer is the most dangerous profession in South Africa.

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Speaker 3: White farmers in South Africa have been exposed to an

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Speaker 3: unprecedented wave of violence that prompted President Donald Trump to

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Speaker 3: confront the South African President Cyril Ramaposa in the Oval

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Speaker 3: Office in late May.

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Speaker 12: We have many people that feel they're being persecuted and

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Speaker 12: they're coming to the United States. So we take from many,

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Speaker 12: many locations if we feel there's persecution or genocide going on,

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Speaker 12: and we had a lot of people. I must tell you,

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Speaker 12: mister President, we have had a tremendous number of generally

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Speaker 12: their white farmers and they're fleeing South Africa and it's

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Speaker 12: you know, it's a very sad thing to see. But

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Speaker 12: I hope we can have an explanation of that, because

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Speaker 12: I know you don't want that.

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Speaker 3: And you'll remember President Trump then rolled in a big

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Speaker 3: screen and showed Cyril and his entourage just how grave

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Speaker 3: the problem is in South Africa.

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Speaker 12: Turn the lights down, Turn the lights down, and just

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Speaker 12: put this on. It's right behind you, John.

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Speaker 3: You let's bring in Rob hears Off. Rob, Welcome to

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Speaker 3: the program. The South African president, back by much of

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Speaker 3: the media claims white farmers are not really at much

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Speaker 3: increase risk, that they make up a tiny fraction of

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Speaker 3: murders in South Africa.

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Speaker 4: What's your response to that, But it's absolute nonsense.

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Speaker 6: Being a South African farmer is the most dangerous profession

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Speaker 6: in the country. You're three times more likely to be

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Speaker 6: murdered as a South African farmer than as a policeman

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Speaker 6: in South Africa, and twice is like you murdered as

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Speaker 6: a policeman than as a civilian. It's economic genocide and

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Speaker 6: the farmers are at the front end of that.

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Speaker 3: Now, tell me about these attacks. How often are they

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Speaker 3: happening and.

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Speaker 4: What are the levels of violence?

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Speaker 3: We hear obviously about the worst cases where families are murdered,

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Speaker 3: but are the other intimidation tactics.

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Speaker 4: What else is happening.

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Speaker 6: So it's all come out of the eff the Economic

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Speaker 6: Freedom Fighters, which is a party that has almost ten

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Speaker 6: percent of the voting population. We have sixty million people

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Speaker 6: in South Africa and we have I think twenty four

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Speaker 6: million voters, so ten percent of that two point four

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Speaker 6: million people back Julius Milemma and the Economic Freedom Fighters

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Speaker 6: who are hardcore leftists jumping up and down in stadium

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Speaker 6: saying kill the work, kill the farmer, one settler, one bullet,

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Speaker 6: And in an interview Julius Milemma said, we will slip

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Speaker 6: the throat.

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Speaker 2: Of whiteness, but not yet.

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Speaker 6: And this with our captured High Court and our captured

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Speaker 6: judiciary captured by the ANC claims that it is not

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Speaker 6: hate speech, but attacks on farms spike after these parades,

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Speaker 6: these after this hate speech, and it's a terrible situation

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Speaker 6: that only in the last forty eight hours did the

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Speaker 6: White House say to a group of three leading africaners

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Speaker 6: that went over there to see the White House at

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Speaker 6: their request, did the White House say to the ANC

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Speaker 6: government this needs to be made a priority crime and

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Speaker 6: until now spineless seral Ramoposa and is kleptocratic and an eptocratic.

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Speaker 2: A and c.

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Speaker 6: And the lapdog media in South Africa has been dismissing it,

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Speaker 6: saying South Africa is a violent place.

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Speaker 2: You know, far murders are nothing out of the ordinary.

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Speaker 2: Not true.

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Speaker 6: The statistics make it very clear that it is a

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Speaker 6: terrible situation and needs to be highlighted and prioritized as

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Speaker 6: a priority crime.

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Speaker 3: Now, since nineteen ninety four, there have been something like

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Speaker 3: one hundred race based laws that have been implemented in

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Speaker 3: South Africa. What's been the impact of these days laws?

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Speaker 6: So South Africa is the most racist country in the world.

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Speaker 6: You'd think having got rid of apartheiut in nineteen ninety four,

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Speaker 6: having peacefully handed power from a white minority government to

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Speaker 6: a democratic to democracy in South Africa, you'd think the

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Speaker 6: last thing that our country would want is to.

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Speaker 2: Return to a racist situation.

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Speaker 6: That the ANC government has instituted one hundred and fourteen

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Speaker 6: one one four race based laws since nineteen ninety four,

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Speaker 6: and they're doubling down, they're increasing them under the guise

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Speaker 6: of transformation. But what is black economic impartment, theft what

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Speaker 6: is expropriation without compensation theft. The ANC government has instituted

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Speaker 6: racism in order to basically break and steal the economy.

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Speaker 2: And a report came out.

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Speaker 6: Recently by Professor William Gumdi who said that Black Economic Compartment,

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Speaker 6: there's wonderful three words that you'd think, Oh, it sounds

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Speaker 6: very nice. I could probably accept that has transferred one

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Speaker 6: hundred trillion round to one hundred families in the last

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Speaker 6: twenty four years. The ANC has run off country for

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Speaker 6: twenty four years, have introduced one hundred and fourteen race

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Speaker 6: based laws since nineteen ninety four. And this economic genocide

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Speaker 6: taking place not just against white people but against colored

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Speaker 6: people and Indian people as well.

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Speaker 2: It's horrific.

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Speaker 6: We're really on the edge of economic collapse, on becoming

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Speaker 6: a failed state thanks to the ANC.

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Speaker 4: Now, Bob, you're in the country, you're in Australia. What

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Speaker 4: would your.

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Speaker 3: Message be to our Prime Minister Anthony Alban Easy about

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Speaker 3: what's happening in South Africa and what you can do

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Speaker 3: to exert some pressure because we saw during apartheid great

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Speaker 3: pressure exerted on South Africa to change its ways. Other

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Speaker 3: than Donald Trump, no one else seems to be speaking

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Speaker 3: about this.

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Speaker 6: Well, I don't have much faith in leftist governments like

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Speaker 6: Canada and Australia to actually say.

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Speaker 2: Or do anything.

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Speaker 6: You know, all we ask of the world, of the

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Speaker 6: decent part of the world, is just tell the truth,

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Speaker 6: just tell it like it is. And Donald Trump has

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Speaker 6: basically stood up and said, I'm not happy with what's

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Speaker 6: going on in South Africa. I'm pointing a spotlight on

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Speaker 6: the country and we're going to make sure that punishment

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Speaker 6: fits the crime.

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Speaker 2: And I'm not sure what that is and when it's

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Speaker 2: going to.

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Speaker 6: Come, but Donald Trump and his administration, I have to

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Speaker 6: salute them, and I wish Albanezi would even stand up

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Speaker 6: and put a spotlight out South Africa, but I don't

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Speaker 6: have much hope for that.

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Speaker 4: Well, let's hope he changes his mind.

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Speaker 3: There are many South Africans in this country, We've got

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Speaker 3: quite a big expat population, and let's hope they speak up.

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Speaker 3: You have been very outspoken, very brave in talking about

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Speaker 3: this issue, and we really do appreciate your time.

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Speaker 4: Rob. Thank you for joining me tonight, and that's all

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Speaker 4: the time we have.

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Speaker 3: I'll see you tomorrow night at eleven with Douglas Murray

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Speaker 3: don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 4: Newsnight is coming up next.