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Speaker 1: On scorids Australia.

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Speaker 2: This is the Reader Panalty Show.

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

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Speaker 3: up tonight. Tax revenue and jobs under threat as mining

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Speaker 3: and gas executives warn the Albanesi government that red, black

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Speaker 3: and green tape are jeopardizing investment in the sector. Professor

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Speaker 3: I Plymer will join me shortly to discuss that crucial issue.

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Speaker 3: Elon Musk and X have a big win against the

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Speaker 3: Safety Commissioner in the Federal Court. Australia's Jewish community speaks

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Speaker 3: out against the Albanesi government's betrayal at the UN. Doctor

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Speaker 3: Colin Rubinstein joins me later in the hour, and why

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Speaker 3: is Prince Harry reportedly crying Kinsey's schofield with the latest

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Speaker 3: celebrity and royal news and talking about left is losing it?

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Speaker 3: Tonight we feature a Eurovision extravaganza, including this little communist

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Speaker 3: doom goblin.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, to show that I think it is outrageous and

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Speaker 1: inexcusable for Eurovision to let Israel participates while committing a genocide.

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Speaker 3: Let's bring in Sky News contributor Pro McSwain. Prout's starting

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Speaker 3: to see Greta so effortlessly go from science expert to

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Speaker 3: Middle East expert while wagging years of school. She really

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Speaker 3: is quite an impressive young woman.

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Speaker 4: She just sort of comes out of the woodwork and

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Speaker 4: lay's claim to know everything about everything, when in fact

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Speaker 4: she's totally unemployable, she's got questionable intelligence, and she's just

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Speaker 4: she is a goblin. She's a bloody public nuisance.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely well, you know what. I would ignore her input,

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Speaker 3: except she has such a profound influence on young people,

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Speaker 3: and we've seen so many young people suffering from things

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Speaker 3: called climate anxiety. Now people are in treatment. I've spoken

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Speaker 3: to psychologists on this program who are dealing with these

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Speaker 3: traumatized kids who've been convinced by the likes of Greta

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Speaker 3: that the world's ending and they have no future and

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Speaker 3: that they're experiencing all this trauma unnecessarily. So we do

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Speaker 3: have to pay attention to what she's up to. But

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Speaker 3: let's talk about a significant win today for Elon Musk

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Speaker 3: and X at the Federal Court where a temporary order

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Speaker 3: by Australia's East Safety Commissioner Julie mon Grant to block

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Speaker 3: Australians from viewing footage of the alleged terrorist stabbing attack

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Speaker 3: of Sydney Bishop mar Mari Emmanuel that has now been

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Speaker 3: refused through this request from the ET Safety Commissioner wasn't

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Speaker 3: just blocking Australians. This was wanting the footage to have

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Speaker 3: be banned globally at takedown order with global implications, which

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Speaker 3: is absurd. The power trip this woman must be on.

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Speaker 3: Barrister Brett Walker, representing X, told the court that the

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Speaker 3: reasons supplied by these Safety Commissioner to support this takedown

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Speaker 3: order looked informal under the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act, and

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Speaker 3: he also said there are strong reasons to doubt the

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Speaker 3: validity of the notice. This is again it shocks me

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Speaker 3: that so many in the media are enthusiastically supporting what

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Speaker 3: amounts to censorship here.

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Speaker 4: Well, this is the problem. It's a huge play by

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Speaker 4: this government we're seeing in South Australia as well where

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Speaker 4: they want to control everything we see, read and hear.

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Speaker 4: And I am so glad that this judge has knocked

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Speaker 4: this out of the park. This woman, Julian mcgrant, has

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Speaker 4: vendetta as we know against Twitter, which is was a

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Speaker 4: former employer, and the fact that she was going to

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Speaker 4: try and impose her views on the world and that's

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Speaker 4: what it would would have happened, as the judge said,

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Speaker 4: was totally insane.

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Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, And as Elon Musk himself pointed out a

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Speaker 3: couple of weeks ago, you could have any government anywhere

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Speaker 3: in the world have a similar order requesting footage to

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Speaker 3: be taken down, and every country would have to abide

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Speaker 3: by it. If if this set some sort of a precedent,

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Speaker 3: I mean, that's just madness. And we should also point out,

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Speaker 3: as it was pointed out in court, that the alleged

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Speaker 3: victim in all this, the Bishop Emmanuel, doesn't want this

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Speaker 3: footage to be banned from social media or from X

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Speaker 3: so that was also something that was mentioned in court.

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Speaker 3: Throu South Australian Premier Peter Malanascus has announced his government

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Speaker 3: is examining a ban on children under the age of

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Speaker 3: fourteen from having social media accounts. He posted this on

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Speaker 3: social media side X this nation leading move, we'll see.

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Speaker 3: Former Chief Justice of the High Court, Robert french ac

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Speaker 3: tasks with examining the legal, regulatory and technological pathways for

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Speaker 3: the state government to impose a ban while also giving

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Speaker 3: due consideration to the constitutional framework. Two things here pro One,

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Speaker 3: it sounds unenforceable. I don't know how they're going to

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Speaker 3: enforce this for kids who can run rings around all

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Speaker 3: And two, shouldn't this be a parental decision as opposed

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Speaker 4: Well, these are the grand gestures that labor loves to make.

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Speaker 4: And as you say, it's totally unenforceable, how can they

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Speaker 4: possibly do it? And secondly, we are sick of parents

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Speaker 4: being disempowered. I mean, we have this situation where we

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Speaker 4: are seeing kids, you know, boasting and posting fights and

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Speaker 4: things like that at school. And part of the problem

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Speaker 4: is that teachers are not allowed to a discipline children

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Speaker 4: anymore and supervise them to the extent that when I

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Speaker 4: dared do something like this. So we have parents disempowered.

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Speaker 4: They can't complain about the fact that there's no discipline.

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Speaker 3: And rules in schools.

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Speaker 4: And we have, you know, this nanny state situation where

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Speaker 4: the politicians sing they can go into a kid's bedroom

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Speaker 4: and tell them and determine what they can and cannot watch.

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Speaker 4: I mean, it's not going to happen. We do know

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Speaker 4: that social media has very dangerous implications when it comes

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Speaker 4: to young minds. We've witnessed that with radicalized kids, et cetera.

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Speaker 4: But in the end, it's up to the parents to

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Speaker 4: impose restrictions on their kids instead of trying to be

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Speaker 4: a friend with your kid.

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Speaker 3: Take the phone away.

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Speaker 4: If they're going into their bedroom at night, they do

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Speaker 4: not need their device with them for goodness sake. So

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Speaker 4: you know, parents need to start guarranting.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, And I wouldn't be against having some sort of

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Speaker 3: a ban in schools, in class and lunchtime and recess.

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Speaker 3: Just if you're in school, you don't have your phone

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Speaker 3: unless it's some sort of an emergency. I think that

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Speaker 3: that would be widely supported and that's something you could

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Speaker 3: actually enforce. But yeah, what they're talking about here, I

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Speaker 3: think is fantasy land.

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Speaker 5: Now.

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Speaker 3: It's taken a while, but finally some acknowledgment that the

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Speaker 3: way Victoria police treated anti lockdown and vaccine mandate protests

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Speaker 3: during COVID was a violent use of excessive face. In

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Speaker 3: the County Court, Judge Liz gain Or ruled police were

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Speaker 3: the aggressors during an anti lockdown protest in May twenty

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Speaker 3: twenty one, and in her singing judgment, the judge ruled

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Speaker 3: the arrests were unlawful, and she called the response from

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Speaker 3: the police immediate and violent, saying I'm satisfied that police

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Speaker 3: were they dresses in the situation and they employed unjustified

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Speaker 3: violence prove there are now calls for the police to

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Speaker 3: be perhaps investigated and charged, and I think we're going

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Speaker 3: to hear a lot more about these because these cases

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Speaker 3: are now finally before the courts and the evidence is

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Speaker 3: being examined, including bodycam footage.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'm not an apologist for the police, and I

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Speaker 4: think they have totally overstepped the mark and they were

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Speaker 4: aggressive and incredibly violent. But we have to point the

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Speaker 4: finger at Andrew's, the premiere, because you know, it's a

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Speaker 4: psychological thing almost that he empowered them. He was ruling

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Speaker 4: that state with an unreasonable iron hand. He was demanding

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Speaker 4: measures that were absolutely an infringement on people's human rights.

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Speaker 4: And I suspect because the police force in Victoria was

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Speaker 4: and still remains a very big political arm of the

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Speaker 4: premiers of the state, and you know they have been

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Speaker 4: were empowered by Andrews to do this in aggressive enforcement.

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Speaker 4: So he's to me as culpable as the police who

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Speaker 4: did seriously overstep the mark.

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Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, we need a Royal Commission with everybody to

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Speaker 3: answer questions, including the state premieres. Now the budget. You're

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Speaker 3: not going to escape a budget question, Peru. I know

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Speaker 3: you thought you were going to, but it's tomorrow night.

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Speaker 3: And the Australian Financial Review notes that Treasurer Jim Chalmers

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Speaker 3: is breaking from the market based economic model favored by

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Speaker 3: the Hawk and Keating governments that help deliver years of

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Speaker 3: national prosperity. John Kio rights, Jim Chalmers is ripping up

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Speaker 3: the economic textbook, the labor Treasury is embracing a bigger

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Speaker 3: role for government to direct capital and allocate resources. But

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Speaker 3: prou how can a government that, let's be frank here

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Speaker 3: has next to zero business experience pick out winning projects

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Speaker 3: to back with our money.

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Speaker 4: Well, we've already seen that they are totally inept at it.

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Speaker 4: When with this future made in Australia and we have,

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Speaker 4: you know, the one billion dollars into the solar panels,

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Speaker 4: when we know there's a glut of solar panels and

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Speaker 4: that China and many other countries can produce the much

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Speaker 4: cheaper than we we could possibly ever do. And then

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Speaker 4: we've got this very questionable tendering process over the quantum

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Speaker 4: the pair Zi quantum allocation of another billion dollars. I mean,

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Speaker 4: they're not they're not demonstrating that they have any prowess

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Speaker 4: at doing this. And as you say, I mean, Charmers

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Speaker 4: and Co. Have never had any business experience. They don't

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Speaker 4: understand market forces. Keating and Hawk certainly did. And that's

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Speaker 4: where this country was, you know, really reinvigorated. And these fools,

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Speaker 4: these arrogant fools, who think that they are going to

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Speaker 4: with of course the union power of the super fun money,

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Speaker 4: which you know, got to help all these people who

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Speaker 4: be invested in loser businesses and this country is going

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Speaker 4: to go down the toilet. And he keeps saying, Charmers

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Speaker 4: that he knows.

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Speaker 3: Better than the.

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Speaker 4: RBA that we are going to have inflation down to

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Speaker 4: two or three percent by Christmas.

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Speaker 3: Give us a break.

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Speaker 4: I mean, the man is you know, he did work

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Speaker 4: for Wayne Swan was into the universe's greatest treasure, and

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Speaker 4: he never ever produced a surplus. And this is the

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Speaker 4: guy who worked for him.

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Speaker 3: So God help Australia.

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Speaker 4: Is all I can say.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think Wayne Swan promised US four surpluses, but

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Speaker 3: I don't think he actually delivered one at all.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, we'll see how we go here, but it's

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Speaker 3: just not need an expansory budget in the current environment.

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Speaker 3: The last thing we want is the Reserve Bank spooked

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Speaker 3: with inflationary pressure and rates remaining high or even going

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Speaker 3: up further. Now, speaking of poor Keating there, I don't

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Speaker 3: know if you called this story in the Sunday Telegraph

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Speaker 3: and Net's sharp reporting there that the former Labor Prime minister,

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Speaker 3: who is now eighty years old, has found love with

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Speaker 3: a thirty something Polish waitress got a hand it to

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Speaker 3: Paul Keating. No one ever said he was boring proof.

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Speaker 4: No, there must be some life in the old boy yet,

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Speaker 4: unless they just wind clocks together and you know, talk

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Speaker 4: about art or something. I don't know, but good on him.

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Speaker 4: You know, at least it might keep him off the

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Speaker 4: media trail, and you know, throwing grenades at various people

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Speaker 4: as he loves to do. And of course closing up

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Speaker 4: to China. It's interesting, does Poland and trying to get

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Speaker 4: on I'm not quite sure.

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Speaker 3: Well, yes, the less he says about China, the better

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Speaker 3: I think for all of us. Now, let's go to

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Speaker 3: the US, where a small number of students at Duke

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Speaker 3: Universities staged a walkout, a very loud walkout, in protest

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Speaker 3: of Jerry Seinfeld's appearance at their commencement ceremony. You can

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Speaker 3: see them, they're getting up and leaving. My doubt Jerry

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Speaker 3: really was too fussed about these Let's have a listen

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Speaker 3: to what he had to say.

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Speaker 7: My point is, we're embarrassed about things we should be

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Speaker 7: proud of, and proud of things we should be embarrassed about.

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Speaker 7: So on my staff in the nineties, we had a

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Speaker 3: for prou mcswede, Thank you so much. Joining me now

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Speaker 3: is renowned geologists professor in plymber In. We've had gas

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Speaker 3: jobs the sector provides they're at risk unless this restrictive

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Speaker 8: Well, it's got very little choice.

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Speaker 9: This has now become a political matter a couple of

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Speaker 9: years ago, the outgoing Japanese ambassador warned the government about

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Speaker 8: Now the chickens have come home.

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Speaker 9: Now we've got a gas ortage, and that means that

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Speaker 8: So this has been coming for a long long time.

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Speaker 8: Now I have to declare an interest.

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Speaker 9: I'm the chairman of Senex, which is a gas company

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Speaker 9: They expressed huge concern about the time taken for approvals

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Speaker 9: and they should have done this years ago. So they've

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Speaker 8: All we've got left is gas and this is.

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Speaker 9: Being totally absolutely destroyed by the federal government.

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Speaker 8: And you have to remember that gas is produced from

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Speaker 9: So it's a national issue which has been totally ignored

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Speaker 5: Now.

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Speaker 3: Being one of your favorites, Minister for Climate Change Chris Bowen,

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Speaker 8: Well that's the case. EV's lose the value quicker than anything.

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Speaker 9: Evs have an awful track record of performance and resale,

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Speaker 8: We've got tens of thousands of evs lined up on

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Speaker 9: They're too expensive. They depreciate it very very fast rate.

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Speaker 8: Sort of business. It will only operate if it's subsidized

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Speaker 3: Let's have a look and what is going on. I

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Speaker 9: Well, summer is coming on in Europe, in German Germany,

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Speaker 9: Now that grin Hyder factory is in East Germany. East

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Speaker 8: Recovering from communism which destroyed the economy. So here we've

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Speaker 9: They want to be pleased that Germany actually has Tesla

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Speaker 9: So the German people should be very pleased and someone

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Speaker 8: These people should be cheering. They shouldn't be demonstrating.

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Speaker 9: Well, there's something in the water in Queensland because the

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Speaker 9: If you want to lose an election, show that you've

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Speaker 8: To have net zero on the political agenda.

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Speaker 11: A party where we are different. We don't want to

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Speaker 3: Well you absolute, and we saw that federally, where with

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Speaker 8: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Still to come Lefties Losing It and it's a special

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Speaker 3: Now it's time for Lefties Losing It. And before we

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Speaker 3: with another neo pronoun lesson. Do you ever feel like

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Speaker 3: your gender is a star. Well, that's completely valid.

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Speaker 12: We literally live in a capitalist hellhole if somebody doesn't

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Speaker 9: Okay, valid, Sure.

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Speaker 12: I really don't see the problem at all. My only asterisk, like,

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Speaker 9: So just be patient, maybe work on.

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Speaker 12: Ways that you can express the pronouns that you're feeling

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Speaker 12: that day, name, tag, baslet, earrings, different things. You are

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Speaker 12: still incredibly valid, You just maybe need to be a

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Speaker 12: little bit patient while the rest of the world is

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Speaker 12: catching up.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Yessa, incredibly valid. Just remember that. Now to the

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Speaker 3: Eurovision contest. Remember when it was just a joyful, freak

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Speaker 3: show of song and dance. Well now it's just become

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Speaker 3: a freak show, a hateful anti Israeli one where one

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Speaker 3: lone performer representing Israel was mercilessly bullied by the crowd

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Speaker 3: who booed her, by fellow contestants and even commy troll

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Speaker 3: Greta Thunberg.

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Speaker 1: Here to show that we think it is outrageous and

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Speaker 1: inexcusable for Eurovision to let Israel participate while committing a genocide. Yes,

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Speaker 1: it's a song contest where Israel, a country that is

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Speaker 1: currently committing a genocide in Gaza, are allowed to compete. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: that is a very clear example that does say that

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Speaker 1: when a country accepts in a way that when a

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Speaker 1: country behaves in a way that is unacceptable, then Eurovision

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Speaker 1: excuse them. So why not Israel?

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Speaker 3: She really is a miserable little doom goblin, isn't she?

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Speaker 3: And how wonderful to see her go from climate expert

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Speaker 3: to Middle East expert and she really believes she's saving

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Speaker 3: the world by encouraging kids to waste their lives getting

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Speaker 3: themselves arrested, this time for trying to stop a woman singing.

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Speaker 13: I think they should be everywhere and once again young

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Speaker 13: people are are leading the way, showing, showing the world

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Speaker 13: how how we should react to this.

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Speaker 3: But it wasn't just Greta. The Israeli performer Eden Golan

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Speaker 3: was also bullied by other contestants, including this thirty something

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Speaker 3: child representing Greece, pretending to fall asleep when media asked

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Speaker 3: Eden a question.

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Speaker 2: I'm very happy after reaching the final when the situation

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Speaker 2: is and you know how it is, well, I feel.

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Speaker 3: I'm soveraway of emotions.

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Speaker 14: It's truly such an honor to be here on stage.

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Speaker 3: And among the most virulent anti Israel performers was the

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Speaker 3: nine Binary, which Bamby Thug by the way, that is

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Speaker 3: not me having a go at her. That's how she

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Speaker 3: describes herself. Do you know what makes me special? I'm

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Speaker 3: a queer and I'm well. Despite backing a boycott of

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Speaker 3: the event, a Bamby Thug decided to participate herself. Of course,

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Speaker 3: she didn't want to pay a personal price for activism

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Speaker 3: and miss out on Eurovision. But what did she do

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Speaker 3: When Israel made it to the finals.

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Speaker 5: I cried with my team.

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Speaker 3: Yes there were tears from that lefty, but there was

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Speaker 3: also demented joy. I guess that's what this is. Yes,

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Speaker 3: the Irish lass cried and laughed, and she cried some

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Speaker 3: more when Israel ended up doing particularly well with the

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Speaker 3: public vote, not the jury vote for obvious reasons. But

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Speaker 3: the public voted for talent, not a hateful, confused witch

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Speaker 3: and so we saw the lefty lose it again. I

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Speaker 3: norm even care any more.

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Speaker 15: The thing that makes us as an ingestice, the community

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Speaker 15: behind it, the love and the power and the support

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Speaker 15: of all of us as what it is, made you change.

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Speaker 5: And the world has bo been Your queeries are coming non.

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Speaker 3: Votary and the world did speak and backed the Israeli

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Speaker 3: performer who got the maximum twelve votes from the public

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Speaker 3: from countries such as Australia, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, UK, Portugal, Switzerland, Italy.

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Speaker 3: The list goes on, but the jury votes did not

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Speaker 3: go to Israel. Indeed, shamefully, Australia's jury votes went to

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Speaker 3: the demonic cry baby Witchy. In twist, joining me now

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Speaker 3: is doctor Colin Rubinstein, Executive Director of the Australia Israel

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Speaker 3: and Jewish Affairs Council. Colin the Albanesi government has overturned

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Speaker 3: decades of foreign policy bipartisanship with a UN vote supporting

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Speaker 3: resolution urging recognition of Palestine as a state. The Foreign

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Speaker 3: Minister Pennywoe claims this will advance peace efforts. What's your

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Speaker 3: response to that argument.

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Speaker 6: Well, this is a very disturbing decision that Australia has taken.

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Speaker 6: It's confused, shortsighted, and its counterproductive approach in terms of

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Speaker 6: our historical bipartisan commitment Israel, but also in terms of

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Speaker 6: promoting what they claim they want, and that is towards

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Speaker 6: a negotiated to state outcome. It effectively rewards terrorism and violence.

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Speaker 6: It's basically saying that mass murder, rape, kidnapping, hostage taking,

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Speaker 6: these are acceptable and effective tools to achieve legitimacy and

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Speaker 6: international support. As Hummas of course, is very pleased by

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Speaker 6: this decision, as is the published Indian authority, which also

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Speaker 6: needs to undergo a profound change in its culture if

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Speaker 6: it's to be able to be in a position down

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Speaker 6: the track to have an effective role in the governing

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Speaker 6: of a potential Palestinian state in the future. So rito

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Speaker 6: this many have said it's a completely unprincipled decision by Australia,

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Speaker 6: joining our enemies at the United Nations, the Flat Earth Organization,

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Speaker 6: which in the process of passing the resolution further dens

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Speaker 6: its credibility and enhances its tradition, longstanding tradition of extreme

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Speaker 6: anti Israel bias. But it's also very unprincipled in terms

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Speaker 6: of ditching Israel. I think it's very worrying in terms

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Speaker 6: of flaming tensions within Australia at a time where anti

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Speaker 6: Semitism has surged around the world and in this country

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Speaker 6: as well. We see it on our streets, we see

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Speaker 6: it on our universities, and for the government to be

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Speaker 6: taking this position this time, I think is disturbing for

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Speaker 6: Australia's basic national interest because, as you well know, we're

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Speaker 6: citing with our enemies here and ditching our allies, principally

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Speaker 6: of course, the United States, but also countries at least

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Speaker 6: who had the decency to abstain, be they the United Kingdom,

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Speaker 6: Canada and others. So we've aligned ourselves with Iran and

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Speaker 6: Russia and China and North Korea, and we've put ourselves

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Speaker 6: on the wrong side of the Ledger. We've done nothing

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Speaker 6: to advance genuine possibility of a resolution of this current war,

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Speaker 6: which is what it is, and certainly nothing in terms

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Speaker 6: of advancing the prospects of long term reconciliation in the

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Speaker 6: Middle East between Israel and the Palestinians.

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Speaker 3: Why do you think the Albanesi government has come to

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Speaker 3: this position the It is such a significant departure from

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Speaker 3: what we have seen for decades. Is it domestic politics

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Speaker 3: that's motivating this decision? Are they looking at those electorates

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Speaker 3: where there are large Muslim populations and worried about what

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Speaker 3: the backlash there might be at coming elections? What's motivating

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Speaker 3: this decision?

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Speaker 6: Well, you've said it, and I'm not going to disagree

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Speaker 6: with a good judge like you, But many have commented

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Speaker 6: on the political opportunism at stake and the electoral numbers.

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Speaker 6: It's well known that Labor both left and right, members

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Speaker 6: are looking at the attitudes and ideology and interests of

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Speaker 6: large numbers in their electorates. It's not a secret at all.

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Speaker 6: This is certainly driving the politics, but also ideological stance

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Speaker 6: by many members we see it very clearly and toxic

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Speaker 6: views taken by so many Greens and even Teals. But

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Speaker 6: this ideological hostility to Israel that's developed over the decades

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Speaker 6: that somehow it's an illegal entity, it's a colonial entity,

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Speaker 6: it's a newcomer, it's perpetrating terrible atrocities, war crimes and

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Speaker 6: all the rest of it, which are completely untrue many

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Speaker 6: respects pure and utter blood libel and historically absolutely ignorant.

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Speaker 6: But there is a strong dose of ideology of commitment

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Speaker 6: by some members the anti Israel faction of the Labor Party,

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Speaker 6: as opposed those who are more familiar with their history

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Speaker 6: and more familiar with Australia's values and traditions and bipartisan

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Speaker 6: stance and the history of their own party. Going back

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Speaker 6: to Doc Everittt through to Bob Hawk and Julia Gillard,

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Speaker 6: which understands Israel's situation, is committed Israel's viability in future,

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Speaker 6: at the same time being committed to a genuine reconciliation

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Speaker 6: and to state peace through negotiation, which is what mainstream

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Speaker 6: parties still support, which is the position I think well

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Speaker 6: articulated by the United States at the General Assembly just

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Speaker 6: a few days ago. That is the way to go.

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Speaker 6: And ironically, I mean the verbal gymnastics we've heard from

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Speaker 6: the Foreign Minister on the weekend really defy understanding and imagination.

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Speaker 6: So Australia is a mixed position. I think is as

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Speaker 6: many have said, it's shameful. It trashes the bipartisan support

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Speaker 6: for peace in the Middle East and Israel, which exemplifies

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Speaker 6: the same democratic values and traditions that we uphold, and

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Speaker 6: we've joined the jackals. As former Senator Monahan said, back

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Speaker 6: in the days of the seventies, the Zionism Racing Resolution,

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Speaker 6: which was like which we should remember historically, its rebuttal

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Speaker 6: and rejection had a lot to do with the leadership

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Speaker 6: of the Hawk Labor government at the time, to the

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Speaker 6: extent that for a while it was called the rebuttal.

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Speaker 3: Of that Colin, We're a long way from.

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Speaker 6: All the Australian resolution, We're a.

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Speaker 3: Long way from the hawk Labor government. With this current lot,

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Speaker 3: things have changed dramatically and not for the better unfortunately,

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Speaker 3: Doctor Colin Ribnson, thank you so much for your time

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Speaker 3: this evening. Appreciate it still to come. Harry breaks down

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Speaker 3: in tears as King Charles awards Prince William and military

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Speaker 3: honor and why Harry and Meghan in Nigeria? Kinsisco Fields

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Speaker 3: up next, Welcome back. You're watching the Reader Paney Show.

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Speaker 3: Let's bring in celebrity and royal report at Kinsey's Schofield Kinsey,

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Speaker 3: Let's talk about Harry. Tom Queen has claimed that Prince

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Speaker 3: Harry was reduced to tears when he heard King Charles

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Speaker 3: had bestowed a new military honor on his brother Prince William.

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Speaker 3: Surely not, he wouldn't. Why would it be in tears

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Speaker 3: over something like this. It should be overjoyed that his

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Speaker 3: brother's being honored.

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Speaker 14: Well. Allegedly, this is the same department that Prince Harry

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Speaker 14: served under, So this, I mean, this would be a

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Speaker 14: burn to Prince Harry. You know, I'm sure that all

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Speaker 14: he has to do is get a log on to

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Speaker 14: zoom and talk to his local California therapist after dealing

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Speaker 14: with something like this. But they do feel like this

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Speaker 14: might have been an intentional snub, considering the fact that

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Speaker 14: Prince Harry had just landed in the UK when the

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Speaker 14: Palace announced it, and the Palace did expect for Prince

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Speaker 14: Harry to land in the UK that day. You know,

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Speaker 14: I think that if he's a man that's willing to

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Speaker 14: cry over something like this. I wouldn't want him, you know,

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Speaker 14: as my leader anyway. But a particularly interesting headline coming

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Speaker 14: from Tom Quinn about Prince Harry in tears.

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Speaker 3: Yes, and this may have left him in tears as well,

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Speaker 3: because we know King Charles declined to see Harry when

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Speaker 3: they were both in London last week, but he did

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Speaker 3: find time to meet up with David Beckham. According to

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Speaker 3: the Times. They said the former England football captain met

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Speaker 3: the King for a private meeting. There were no pictures,

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Speaker 3: there was no press about it, but they did note

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Speaker 3: that the report of the meeting could make uncomfortable reading

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Speaker 3: for the Duke of Sussex. You don't say Kinsey exactly.

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Speaker 14: Well, first of all, I want to stress that David

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Speaker 14: Beckham waited in line for over twelve hours to pay

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Speaker 14: respects to Queen Elizabeth the second after she passed. Prince

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Speaker 14: Harry refused to see her days before her death, So

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Speaker 14: I think that that's important to point out that the

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Speaker 14: Beckhams clearly have much more respect for the monarchy than

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Speaker 14: the Markles. But also it has there have been reports

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Speaker 14: recently that that statement that Prince Harry released about the

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Speaker 14: King not being able to see him was not necessarily

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Speaker 14: the honest truth. Friends of Prince King Charles came out

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Speaker 14: in his defense over the weekend, saying that not only

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Speaker 14: was the King willing to see him, but was never

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Speaker 14: formally approached about a meeting. The King authorized Prince Harry

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Speaker 14: the possibility to stay at one of the royal residents,

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Speaker 14: and Prince Harry turned it down ultimately and opted to

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Speaker 14: stay at a hotel. So interesting new developments coming out

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Speaker 14: of there. Maybe we were giving Prince Harry too much

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Speaker 14: credit by taking his word.

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Speaker 3: Yes, we should have learned our lesson by now. Now

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Speaker 3: let's talk about the Nigerian tour that's on de way

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Speaker 3: Harry and Meghan. I don't know if it's this is

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Speaker 3: a royal tour. They're not working royals, are they. Well,

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Speaker 3: they're not politicians or pop stars. What exactly are they

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Speaker 3: doing touring Nigeria in the first place, Kinsey.

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Speaker 14: Allegedly they're courting Nigeria for future Invictus Games, but all

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Speaker 14: it's just all a bunch of people. I mean, you've

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Speaker 14: seen Megan's dramatic wardrobe changes throughout it, her insisting that

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Speaker 14: this is her country. Thank you for welcoming me to

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Speaker 14: my country. Now, forty three percent of Nigerians are living

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Speaker 14: below the poverty level. Another twenty five are vulnerable to

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Speaker 14: falling in that category. There are horrible stories that come

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Speaker 14: out of Nigeria about, you know, the mutilation of little girls,

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Speaker 14: child brides, and abusive child labor. So they don't care

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Speaker 14: about Harry and Meghan. They don't care what Megan Markle's

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Speaker 14: wearing or that she's wearing the jewelry of her deceased

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Speaker 14: mother in law. They just don't want to be forced

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Speaker 14: to marry the Harry next door neighbor at the age

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Speaker 14: of twelve. So it just shows you the complete lack

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Speaker 14: of self awareness that Harry and Meghan have.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely and I've got a feeling that we're not going

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Speaker 3: to here any of those issues you mentioned, raise, the

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Speaker 3: treatment meeted out to young girls, the child brides, all

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Speaker 3: of that. I can't imagine it's going to be something

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Speaker 3: that Megan is going to be advocating. She did call

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Speaker 3: it my country. She's revealed she's forty three percent Nigerian

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Speaker 3: and she was very grateful to be home.

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Speaker 4: Well, they defined as an agerie woman is great resilient career.

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Speaker 3: A very single moment that I hear anyone so far.

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Speaker 5: I talk about what it means to be an agerie.

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Speaker 5: Woman is the most flabbortory entity in that company, to

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Speaker 5: be in your company.

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Speaker 7: So yes, it's been really.

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Speaker 12: High opening and homeland, you know, more on a heritage

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Speaker 12: and to you will you know, this is just the

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Speaker 12: beginning of that discovery.

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Speaker 3: There you go, Kinsey. She's brave and resilient and all

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Speaker 3: those wonderful qualities. But not everyone is happy that Harry

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Speaker 3: and Meghan are in town.

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Speaker 16: Look, nad I'm dying.

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Speaker 6: Everybody is frostleted. O.

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Speaker 16: My economic had chip and Prince Harry is coming on

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Speaker 16: the way from Britain to the Nazi to visit in Nigeria. See,

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Speaker 16: let me tell you if you seek my own opinion

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Speaker 16: and purples opinion in fact, conduct opinion poll is the

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Speaker 16: western of resources.

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Speaker 3: To let's say, welcome idea.

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Speaker 8: That's the truth.

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Speaker 3: You mentioned Meghan's fashion choices. She's drawn some criticism for

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Speaker 3: the frequent outfit changes and some of the fashion statements.

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Speaker 3: Is she trying to I don't know, have her Diana

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Speaker 3: fantasy with this tour, because we know we've heard from

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Speaker 3: her childhood friends that she was a fan.

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Speaker 14: Well, yeah, and I just want to stress Thomas Morcles

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Speaker 14: that he was surprised to find out that Meghan Mark

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Speaker 14: was forty three percent Nigerian and so she's one hundred

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Speaker 14: percent Californian. And there are still a lot of people

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Speaker 14: that remember when Meghan's Hollywood headshot said that she was

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Speaker 14: one hundred percent Caucasian as well. So you do you

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Speaker 14: girl whatever, I do think that she is trying to

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Speaker 14: look like a royal again. I think that the ultimate

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Speaker 14: objective is to win that respect back that they've lost

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Speaker 14: and they've become a joke, and not only the United

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Speaker 14: States but in the UK. I imagine it's similar in Australia,

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Speaker 14: and so they need the glitz, the gland, these photos

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Speaker 14: that remind people of why they fell in love with

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Speaker 14: them in the first place. But unfortunately they fallen too far.

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Speaker 14: We're not going to forget about their behavior to their

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Speaker 14: employees and the dying Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. I

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Speaker 14: think that people have made up their minds about them.

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Speaker 3: Oh indeed, but Megan was ager to praise her husband

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Speaker 3: for being smart after he spoke to Nigerian's school children

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Speaker 3: about mental health and had's okay to have a bad day.

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Speaker 3: I've got to say, though, Kinsy, this is all a

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Speaker 3: bit too much. It's a bit too rich because you

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Speaker 3: mentioned some of the challenges in this country. They're real challenges.

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Speaker 7: Here.

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Speaker 3: You've got this pampered prince telling kids who have got

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Speaker 3: all sorts of issues he could never very even fatom,

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Speaker 3: and he's telling them about hardship, right.

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Speaker 14: And my favorite part is when she gets up, she

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Speaker 14: grabs Mike and she says, do you see why I

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Speaker 14: married him? And everybody cheers, and then she says it's

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Speaker 14: so inspiring because he speaks the truth. Rita, he would

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Speaker 14: not know the truth if it bit him on his

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Speaker 14: frost bit and Targer like the like they the irony.

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Speaker 14: I mean, these people are insane. I just like, who

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Speaker 14: is standing near them going, Oh, that's gonna be amazing.

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Speaker 14: Absolutely say that. You know they have two brand new publicists,

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Speaker 14: fire them immediately?

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, really no, that would you created all sorts

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Speaker 3: of imagery Theresey, that's disturbing. So let's move on to

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Speaker 3: something else. There's a concerning trend on social media of

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Speaker 3: celebrities being named and shamed for not being sufficiently anti Israel.

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Speaker 3: There's lists going around. Obviously targets like gal Gadotch, who's

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Speaker 3: a wonder woman who's Israeli, so obviously she's in the

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Speaker 3: bad books. But a surprising number of celebrities are on

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Speaker 3: this list, like Billie Eilish, you have made pro Palestinian

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Speaker 3: statements in the past, or statements calling for a ceasefire,

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Speaker 3: but to the activists, their statements aren't strong enough. Their condemnation,

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Speaker 3: their boycotts aren't strong enough. Who else is on this list?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean you just saw Selena Godmers and Taylor Swift.

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Speaker 14: Selena Gomers has absolutely gotten in trouble for some of

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Speaker 14: her comments about Palestine. But I think that these are

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Speaker 14: people that have all of this time to raise hell

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Speaker 14: because they are unemployed. If they had jobs and had

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Speaker 14: to pay real bills, they wouldn't have time to write

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Speaker 14: with George Soros's Hollywood Extras program. And for most celebrities,

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Speaker 14: that status as a celebrity requires them to do jobs

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Speaker 14: like tour film movies, TV shows, audition. It'd be productive

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Speaker 14: ish members of society. And so no, Taylor Swift is

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Speaker 14: not going to stop in the middle of her Heiress

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Speaker 14: tour and complain about what's going on in Gaza because

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Speaker 14: she knows that she's got a job to do and honestly,

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Speaker 14: she might alienate a significant amount of her audience if

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Speaker 14: she does that. So this just feels like, well.

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Speaker 3: If you ask me, celebrities are too outspoken on political issues.

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Speaker 3: I'd rather hear less from them, not more. Kinsey Schofield,

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Speaker 3: thank you for your time this evening. That's it from

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

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Speaker 3: Good night,