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Speaker 1: The issue, the interviews, Issus and the Inside Andrew Dickens

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Speaker 2: It'd be hey, good morning to you, welcome to the programs.

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Speaker 2: Thank you for choosing us. I'm Andrew Dickins. It's six

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Speaker 2: minutes after five, so on the program today. Turns out,

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Speaker 2: having a gossip at work about your clients it can

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Speaker 2: an employment expert on that. Next, will we be skiing

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Speaker 2: at fucka Papa in twenty twenty five? That all hangs

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Speaker 2: in the balance. The government's got skin in the game

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Speaker 2: now they've given them a loan. We'll talk to Dave

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Speaker 2: Maisie from the Skifield with his forecast on skiing. Yes,

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Speaker 2: albatross has been hanging around our Next, will we get

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Speaker 3: The agenda.

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Speaker 2: It's Thursday, the twelfth of December. Israel says it's conducted

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Speaker 2: almost five hundred strikes in Syria in just two days.

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Speaker 2: as well as most of Syria's strategic weapon stockpiles.

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Speaker 4: I hereby warn the rebel leaders in Syria whoever follows

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Speaker 4: We will do whatever is necessary to remove that threat.

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Speaker 2: So to Australia, an investigation underway in Sydney. A car

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Speaker 1: Law even if he followed the directive. Our deployed forces

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Speaker 2: Just there we go. And finally, US inflation has jumped

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Speaker 2: It'd be oh, actually, since we're talking about inflation going

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Speaker 2: What about that client that you have sold that to? God,

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Speaker 2: Staff at Immigration in New Zealand got into big trouble.

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Speaker 2: It'd be great little protests happening right now in London

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Speaker 5: Max, good morning, Andrew.

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Speaker 6: There's a shocker.

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Speaker 2: Is it a shocker? I mean hello, I mean everyone

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Speaker 5: Correct and look more of the higher ranking like look

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Speaker 2: All right, Max, that's a very warning that has Max

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Speaker 2: Whitehead here is an employment law specialist with white Head Consultants.

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Speaker 2: And look, here's the thing. Make some rules for yourself

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Speaker 2: if your employer, please make a rule for your employees too,

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Speaker 1: and Smith City, New Zealand's to Bids and a playing Store.

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Speaker 2: the Department of Conservation. This how could be complete by April,

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Speaker 6: Now, Hello, Dave, Hello, Andre, how are you?

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Speaker 2: I'm very good and obviously I'm a former life pass

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Speaker 3: Mate.

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Speaker 2: I want this field to go, will it? I wanted

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Speaker 6: No, it'll go it'll work, it will be successful, and

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Speaker 6: You know, there's a group of investors that come out

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Speaker 5: If you get.

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Speaker 6: Well, the receivers will be trading the company up until

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and that's that's part of the risks for focker

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Speaker 6: Why well, it's a World Heritage site that's sincerely strong

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Speaker 2: So expensive. And one last question.

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Speaker 6: The companies were clubs have gone into receivership or liquidation,

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Speaker 2: And finally, the Skywalker, which is the gondola, is that

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Speaker 6: Now that well, it's one of the assets that will

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Speaker 2: So which means you can operate all year long. Dave, look,

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Speaker 2: At me tired of hearing about the fairies. We've been

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Speaker 2: everything about about a faery. When Nichola Willis blew up

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Speaker 2: No news about which fairies, which fairies, what kind of

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Speaker 2: with some interest, Why don't you closed down the ferries

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Speaker 2: just said, Nikola Wis. Finance Minister Chris Hipkins said this

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Speaker 2: It's exactly what we lampooned him for But is it

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Speaker 2: it's harming reputationally. Think about this as a business. They

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Speaker 2: Let's sell them this piece of rust. The government just

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Speaker 2: This is a government that prides itself on business acumen

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Speaker 2: We're going to talk to Labor's spokesperson on this fellow

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Speaker 3: News and Views you trust to start your day.

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Speaker 1: It's early edition with Andrew Dickens and Smith City New

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Speaker 1: Zealand's Furniture Beds and a Flying Store Youth talk Siddy.

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Speaker 2: Loving the protests in Westminster right now. Farmers are revolting.

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Speaker 2: No farmers, no foods. They feel they're getting the crunch

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Speaker 2: details in our news coming up now. Reaction to the fairies,

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Speaker 2: Andrews says Gavin from Canterbury. The fairies were a bargain.

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Speaker 2: If they were impossible to use, we could have finished

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Speaker 2: a new name for the boat if we ever get one.

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Speaker 2: It's called boti nec.

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Speaker 3: Save face.

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Speaker 2: Bumpcha twenty three to six. Core Logics come out with

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Speaker 2: their highlights of twenty twenty four. Most expensive suburb Hermbay

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Speaker 2: Para buy a house there average one ninety one thousand,

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Speaker 2: I'm Proctor and toned a good morning to you.

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Speaker 7: Morning Andrew earthquakes.

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Speaker 2: You don't think of them in Otago, and now you

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Speaker 7: Well there's some slightly good news. I supposed for central

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Speaker 2: Ahead exactly and I'm sure it's still going to be

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Speaker 2: on your building consent anyway. How's your weather.

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Speaker 7: Find at first chance for shower later this evening for

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Speaker 2: good morning, and environment Canterby' is pushing back against the

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Speaker 8: Pauling says it's important council stance is known and it's

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Speaker 8: He says he doesn't believe it could inflame the situation

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Speaker 8: and the potential good stuff.

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Speaker 2: And how's your weather?

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Speaker 9: Fine?

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Speaker 8: In price Church aside from a bit of high cloud

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Speaker 2: Seven Okay to Wellington we go where the search for

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Speaker 2: a gang shooter widens. Max told joins is hell her?

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Speaker 6: Max?

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Speaker 2: What's happening?

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Speaker 10: A former a gang president was shot dead on Tuesday,

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Speaker 2: And how's your weather?

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Speaker 10: Mostly cloudy today with the odd shower twenty the high central.

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Speaker 2: an it your name, oh Fuba, what.

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Speaker 11: A cluster this was yesterday. I mean, when I was

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Speaker 11: reading this story, you know, in the news yesterday morning,

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Speaker 11: I thought I am so glad I wasn't flying anywhere

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Speaker 11: overseas yesterday. I just yes, SPIRA thought for those people.

439
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Speaker 11: But yes, so the internet access was cut. This was

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Speaker 11: for the international check and system, so many airlines they

441
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Speaker 11: had to manually check people in until around nine am

442
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Speaker 11: they had queues out the door. The airport says that

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Speaker 11: this issue was in the domain of one of its

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Speaker 11: network providers now Grant Bradley, he's The Herald's aviation reporter.

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Speaker 11: He says this fault came up also while the airport

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Speaker 11: deals with its range of problems, you know, including you know,

447
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Speaker 11: of the baggage system. So he says, they're probably maybe

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Speaker 11: a lot of pointing. There is the stakeholders meet and

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Speaker 11: they're going to try and figure out how to ensure

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Speaker 11: that this doesn't happen again, especially as we know Christmas

451
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Speaker 11: just around the corner, busy time for the airports. How's

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Speaker 11: Hawkin's weather periods of heavy rain, localized downpours possible, tending

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Speaker 11: to showers by evening, thunderstorms possible. We've got it all, Andrew.

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Speaker 11: But it's still warm. Our high twenty three in Auckland.

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Speaker 2: It is eighteen to six now. Luigi Mangioni, what a

456
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Speaker 2: name what a person, what a story. I mean, he

457
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Speaker 2: was a valedictorian.

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Speaker 3: He was.

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Speaker 2: He came from really good stock, you know, and then

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Speaker 2: somehow he went a bit crazy and decided to wage

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Speaker 2: war on corporate America. Luigi Mangioni is also a very

462
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Speaker 2: entertaining name to saying. The only Mangioni I know is

463
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Speaker 2: Chuck who played a flugel horn. Remember Chuck Mangioni and

464
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Speaker 2: feels so good. Anyway, what is the latest on Luigi Mangioni?

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Speaker 2: Fascinating story. Cape Fisher is with US.

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Speaker 1: Next international correspondence with ends and eye insurance, peace of

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Speaker 1: mind for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 2: As Cape Fisher joins US from Washington, DC. Hellyicate, Hello,

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Speaker 2: what what's the latest with Luigi Mangioni.

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Speaker 9: Well, yeah, he has He's in jail in Pennsylvania at

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Speaker 9: the moment. He has been charged in New York with

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Speaker 9: the assassination of the United Healthcare insurance boss Brian Thompson.

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Speaker 9: But he has a fighting extradition. He appeared in court

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Speaker 9: yesterday in Pennsylvania and he refused to be extradited with

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Speaker 9: his giving his consent to do so, and so he

476
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Speaker 9: was denied bail, which means he remains in jail in

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Speaker 9: Pennsylvania while the legal ramifications are sorted out in trying

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Speaker 9: to get him extracited to New York. He's going to

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Speaker 9: be going, It's just going to take a lot longer

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Speaker 9: because he is refusing to cooperate. We have also found

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Speaker 9: out reporting here saying that a notebook was found on him,

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Speaker 9: which in which he described or the notebook, the writing

483
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Speaker 9: in the notebook described going to a common and killing

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Speaker 9: an executive. Quote, what do you do? You whack the

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Speaker 9: CEO at the annual parasitic being counter convention. It's targeted,

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Speaker 9: precise and doesn't risk innocence.

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Speaker 2: So the fact that the United Healthcare boss and the

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Speaker 2: fact that he assassinated him, there wasn't any any personal beef.

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Speaker 2: That was just because he exists.

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Speaker 9: Well, yeah, he's the fact he allegedly did. So, yeah,

491
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Speaker 9: it's his manifesto. Police are suggesting as it is such

492
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Speaker 9: as it is, is that he was fed up with

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Speaker 9: corporate America and that he wanted to make an example of,

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Speaker 9: you know, of trying to make a statement, if you like,

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Speaker 9: by doing something that would bring down one of these

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Speaker 9: chief executives. It doesn't suggest in any of the writings

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Speaker 9: that has certainly been reported on so far that there

498
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Speaker 9: was a personal issue with United Healthcare. It was more

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Speaker 9: of a general issue with the whole of corporate America.

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Speaker 2: So mister Thompson was just in the wrong at the

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Speaker 2: wrong time. It's a tragedy, it's a horrific crime. We've

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Speaker 2: got fires in Malibu, and you know it's serious. The

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Speaker 2: celebrities are evacuating.

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Speaker 9: That's right. Dick Van Dyke, who was in of course

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Speaker 9: Mary Poppins and musicians share or among thousands of people

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Speaker 9: who've been told to leave their homes in Malibu after

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Speaker 9: this really fast moving wildfire broke out. It's burning acres

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Speaker 9: of this area, and it's a very wealthy area. Lots

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Speaker 9: of very rich people and stars lived there. Were also

510
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Speaker 9: told that people like Barbara Streisan, Jay Z, and Beyonce

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Speaker 9: Lady Gaga all have homes in the evacuation zone, although

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Speaker 9: we don't know whether they've been forced to leave or

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Speaker 9: even if they are in those homes at the moment.

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Speaker 9: But yeah, lots of residents having to leave, a vast

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Speaker 9: wave of California under fire, and this of course is

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Speaker 9: becoming a regular annual event in California.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely thanks so much. Cake Fisher out of Washington, DC,

518
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Speaker 2: and those guys who are being evacuated. Also the news

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Speaker 2: jay Z who's in diddy Gate right now, and Beyonce

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Speaker 2: Dick van Dyke who's starring in the latest Cold Played

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Speaker 2: video which is well worth the look. And he's ninety

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Speaker 2: nine almost one hundred and Share who's just written a

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Speaker 2: new book. And Share who, by the way, will be

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Speaker 2: on the Breakfast Show shortly. I don't think I'm giving

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Speaker 2: you anything away, but Share. What a story, what a person?

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Speaker 3: It is twelve to six Andrew dickens.

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Speaker 2: As a story on everybody's lips. It is the Fairy.

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Speaker 2: The long awaited ferry announcement from the government came yesterday. However,

529
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Speaker 2: there's still plenty of unanswered questions. There are going to

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Speaker 2: be two new fairies, but the government won't say they

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Speaker 2: how much they will cost, or whether the rare fairies

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Speaker 2: will be rail enabled. A new Crown Company will be

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Speaker 2: established to have the new Fairies ready to begin service

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Speaker 2: by twenty twenty nine. And Tonguey Tickety joining me right now.

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Speaker 2: He is a spokesperson for Transport and Labour's Chief Whip. Hello,

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Speaker 2: this is a Christmas gift. For you, isn't it tongy?

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Speaker 6: Good morning, Andrew.

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Speaker 12: Well, I think this whole saga has been ongoing and

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Speaker 12: yesterday's announcement was extremely disappointing. It's rather underwhelming, and this

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Speaker 12: has been the sort of mainstay for Nikolaullis since she's

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Speaker 12: been in the Captain's chair around this particular issue of

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Speaker 12: the fairies.

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Speaker 2: What is underwhelming about this deal, Well, the issue.

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Speaker 12: Is that nothing really was announced yesterday with an announcement

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Speaker 12: of an announcement. What we've learned is that Kiwis will

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Speaker 12: need to wait longer for the fairies when they do arrive.

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Speaker 12: It was meant to be twenty twenty six under the

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Speaker 12: former government. Now we'll have to wait until at least

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Speaker 12: twenty twenty nine. There'll be smaller boats that are likely

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Speaker 12: to be rail enabled, which will have huge implications for

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Speaker 12: the main trunk line between the North and South Island,

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Speaker 12: and fundamentally they will also end up costing much much more.

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Speaker 12: That is not a deal that Kiwis deserve.

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Speaker 2: Could you please explain the difference between ray rail enabled

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Speaker 2: and rail compatible and no rail at all? I mean,

556
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Speaker 2: what is the difference? Is rail enable is one roll

557
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Speaker 2: on roll off or not you know.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So rail enabled is what we currently have within

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Speaker 12: the inter round a fleet for one of the three ferries,

560
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Speaker 12: and it means that basically freight can simply go on

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Speaker 12: a train straight onto the ship at one end and

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Speaker 12: then come straight off again at the other. Rail compatible

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Speaker 12: means that they have to basically offload the freight onto

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Speaker 12: another vehicle to get it onto the ferry and then

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Speaker 12: at the other end do the same. So it is

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Speaker 12: a sense of double handling. Now that adds additional cost

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Speaker 12: to freight costs and who will carry that It will

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Speaker 12: be the consumer that will carry it, but also the

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Speaker 12: additional time it's around about three an extra three hours

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Speaker 12: on a return journey to basically double handle, which will

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Speaker 12: mean that you know, the faeries can't can't run as much.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you. National says their project will be

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Speaker 2: cheaper than yours or the one that you were overseeing

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Speaker 2: or the one that you were in charge of or

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Speaker 2: mir key we Rail was running the whole thing. Will

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Speaker 2: they have one if the project does come out cheaper, well, at.

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Speaker 12: Won't come out cheaper. I mean already there's nearly half

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Speaker 12: a billion dollars in sunk costs. The cancelation fee, which

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Speaker 12: will be upwards north of three hundred million. We still

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Speaker 12: don't know what that is and they're still negotiating that

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Speaker 12: well into next year. The actual cost of the series

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Speaker 12: on top of that, the addition will increase, and maintenance

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Speaker 12: of the fleet that now has to continue to run

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Speaker 12: through to twenty twenty nine, and then of course the

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Speaker 12: port side developments which they are pushing that cost on

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Speaker 12: to rate payers and others. So this actual envelope will

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Speaker 12: continue to skyrocket, and they didn't give us any indication

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Speaker 12: as to what that final figure would look like yesterday

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Speaker 12: as part of the announcement Eiver.

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Speaker 2: Tell you ty Kevy, I, thank you so much for

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Speaker 2: your time today, tann you Ti Kelly, chief Whip and

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Speaker 2: also Labour's transport spokesperson. And somebody saying, well, is that

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Speaker 2: a bias commentator. Yes, he's from labor that's his point

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Speaker 2: of view. We've found out what Labour's point of view is.

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Speaker 2: We heard yesterday what National's point of view is, and

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Speaker 2: you're going to hear about everybody's point of view over

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Speaker 2: the course of the next day. That's called cabin seeing

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Speaker 2: all sides. That's called the media, that's called us story.

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Speaker 2: It is a minister six and am I too early

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Speaker 2: for this?

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Speaker 9: Am?

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Speaker 2: Is Heather ready? Is Heather ready?

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Speaker 3: Heather?

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Speaker 2: Are you ready? We'll find out well, I'll do a

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Speaker 2: name break.

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Speaker 1: Andrew Dickens, on early edition with Smith City, New Zealand's

607
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Speaker 1: furniture Beds and applying store news talk, saidby.

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Speaker 2: I've got a few texts about the shooter in America.

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Speaker 2: Someone rightes, Oh, this is Paul, it says to me,

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Speaker 2: So Andrew, he was fed up with corporate America but

611
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Speaker 2: was caught eating at McDonald's. Yes, Paul irony is rich.

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Speaker 2: Other people are complaining about the fact they used his name.

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Speaker 2: He's a shooter, he's a murderer, alleged. But you know

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Speaker 2: we all saw the video. So I will not name

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Speaker 2: the man anymore, even though his name. Come on, get it,

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Speaker 2: come offis louis so nice to say?

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Speaker 13: Why are we doing that thing? Where if we pretend

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Speaker 13: that if some of us don't say the name, somehow

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Speaker 13: what he doesn't exist anymo.

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Speaker 2: Know you also have to click your heels three times.

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Speaker 3: It's bizarre.

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Speaker 13: You just send it to that about the Christian shoot

623
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Speaker 13: it and arm.

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Speaker 2: And another text Andrew, these are ships, not boats. Stop

625
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Speaker 2: saying boats. Ships are bigger, better and also more expensive,

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Speaker 2: and that's good. That's good for you as well.

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Speaker 13: Yes, vessels, vessels, vessels, So that I sound like I

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Speaker 13: know what I'm talking about.

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Speaker 2: So everyone's talking about the fairies.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, well, that's an unfortunate decision there yesterday, wasn't it.

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Speaker 13: I mean, that was incredibly embarrassing. So we'll have a

632
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Speaker 13: little bit of a chat about that. I don't know

633
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Speaker 13: if you've caught this, but it's been reported on zeb

634
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Speaker 13: that what's actually happened as Nichola has signed it has

635
00:32:27,600 --> 00:32:30,080
Speaker 13: hammered out a deal anyway. So she's got a couple

636
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Speaker 13: of fairies she wants to buy about two hundred meters long,

637
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Speaker 13: nine hundred million bucks, and Winnie Pee wants to be

638
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Speaker 13: able to better that. That seems to be what's going on.

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Speaker 13: So he's going to go out and stand.

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Speaker 2: So it's like he wants to play a better hands.

641
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Speaker 2: But the funny thing is he's also got a hand

642
00:32:43,760 --> 00:32:46,240
Speaker 2: already in the bush, so to speak, so that if

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00:32:46,240 --> 00:32:48,080
Speaker 2: he can't find the better hand, he cans talk about

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Speaker 2: and go, look, I have these fairies, and Nicola will

645
00:32:50,600 --> 00:32:52,120
Speaker 2: just sit there going, well, I gave him to you,

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Speaker 2: and but you know, we're all sweet and happy here.

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Speaker 13: He wins either way, right, he wins either way, and

648
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Speaker 13: it's all bad for bets.

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Speaker 2: But then they go through all this period today and

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Speaker 2: were and last night where everyone's going they're useless. Announced

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Speaker 2: another an announcement.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, but it's a couple of weeks before Christmas, so

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Speaker 13: it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter too much.

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Speaker 2: Right, Please tell me you're going to talk about something

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Speaker 2: other than fairy sorry ships.

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Speaker 13: See, the Saudi Arabians have just been announced as the

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Speaker 13: host country for the People World Cups. That's gonna flip

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Speaker 13: some lids, isn't it.

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Speaker 2: It is rather and we came in and Elliott was

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Speaker 2: talking about it, and then Elliott just casually says, I

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Speaker 2: don't think they're going to get the Women's World Cup.

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Speaker 13: So I did a Google search. If I was to

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Speaker 13: go in twenty thirty four for whatever reason and watch

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Speaker 13: the football World Cup in Saudi Arabia, I don't have

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Speaker 13: to wear a burker, So it's okay for the women.

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Speaker 2: If you were playing in a Women's World Cup, would

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Speaker 2: you have to play on the field?

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Speaker 13: In the booker God, so he knows it's never gonna happen.

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Speaker 13: They don't want us ladies running around on a field anyway.

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Speaker 13: We've got a better things to do, like be in

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Speaker 13: the kitchen.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, of course. But look it just shows in

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Speaker 2: money Rules, Money rules, and guess where the next America's

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Speaker 2: Cup is going to be? Money rules, Money rules, money rules,

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Speaker 2: and times Person of the Year is announced at some

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Speaker 2: stage this morning?

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Speaker 13: Is it this morning?

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Speaker 2: I think so Thursday? The Thursday I was saying, so cool,

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Speaker 2: So here we go.

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Speaker 13: Obviously going to be Kate, isn't it?

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Speaker 2: It's Kate or Bebe or no? No. Apparently Donald's eighty

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Speaker 2: three percent probable according to the betting agencies. Anyway, my

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Speaker 2: thanks to Leo the producer. I'm Andrew Dickins to you tomorrow.

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