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Speaker 2: Good morning six after five year on News Talks dB.

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Speaker 2: We'll go to Washington on this Gaza, pece Steel. Trump's

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Speaker 2: holding a cabinet meeting as we speak. Vincent mcavinie in

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Speaker 2: the UK for US this morning, another warning about another bubble,

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Speaker 2: warning about US stocks, the ACC Minister on the deficit blowout,

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Speaker 2: plus how much myth is too much myth for a

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Speaker 2: rental property. The agenda is Friday, at the tenth of October.

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Speaker 2: There's hope and Gaza for the first time in a

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Speaker 2: long time.

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Speaker 3: We are happy that the war will hopefully end and

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Speaker 3: that the bloodshed will come to an end.

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Speaker 4: Despite our happiness, we cannot help but think of what

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Speaker 2: Commit, So a bit of water to go under the

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Speaker 2: bridge yet, So Trump's got a cabinet meeting right now.

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Speaker 2: Israel's security cabinet is meeting as we speak as well.

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Speaker 2: They are expected to sign off on the cease five plans.

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Speaker 5: There is no corresponding commitment that has been stated as

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Speaker 5: of yet by the Israelis to actually end the war.

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Speaker 5: There is a commitment to pause. There is a commitment

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Speaker 5: to withdraw partially.

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Speaker 2: You know that weird Polish woman who reckons that she's

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Speaker 2: medaling McCann has been harassing the family.

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Speaker 3: About a year ago, I started to make a research

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Speaker 3: on internet because I started to think that maybe I'm

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Speaker 3: missing child. I thought in my life that something is

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Speaker 3: from here because my mother didn't hug me, didn't say

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Speaker 2: You should love because I mean, it's completely insane. She's

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Speaker 2: appeared in court. She's accused of stalking. The family met

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Speaker 2: the McCann family that is apparently Madeline's mum. Kate says

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Speaker 2: she's been harassed. The girl is demanding a dnaight is

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Speaker 2: to prove that she is in fact Medaline McCann. Back home,

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Speaker 2: we had another huger followed by another suspension in the house.

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Speaker 6: No, not that the guarantee was that would not be

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Speaker 2: Who who'll suspended?

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Speaker 1: News and views you trust to start your day? It's

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Speaker 2: That'd be poor old Jerry having to get off his

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Speaker 2: feet again. Funny old day in Parliament yesterday. So you

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Speaker 2: have the leader of a political party accused of acting

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Speaker 2: like a dictator, holding a press conference to reset the narrative,

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Speaker 7: What's your response to allegations of a dictatorship model.

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Speaker 8: You think.

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Speaker 2: Basically it was so it looked to me like Debbie

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Speaker 2: You can't invite the press to a press conference then

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Speaker 2: because that kind of sounds a little bit like I

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Speaker 2: don't know something a dictator would do. You know what

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Speaker 2: we did here, loud and clear from at Ravari yesterday

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Speaker 2: The alternative. These guys have been meeting behind the scenes, Labor,

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Speaker 2: the Greens, to Party Marty. They've been trying to figure

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Speaker 2: year away now, and Hipkins's real Achilles heel is ravdi, unpredictable, brash,

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Speaker 2: untested in a high profile, demanding job like a cabinet minister,

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Speaker 2: which is what he's gunning for, and judging by yesterday's performance,

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Speaker 2: This is what Peter Dunns suggested they do this week.

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Speaker 2: That kind of nullifies the rights attack on this coalition

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Speaker 2: problem for Hipkins, you see, because what you don't barter

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Speaker 2: And their website, if you go to Party Marty's website,

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Speaker 2: this morning. If you do like to, If you rent

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Speaker 2: a property and you do like to occasionally smoke, well don't.

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Speaker 2: But there are new rules about how much they will accept.

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Speaker 2: And if you're a landlord, what level does it need

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Speaker 2: D B by thirteen News Talks B. We'll go to

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Speaker 2: Washington for the latest on the ceasefire plan. Trump has

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Speaker 2: says the whole world has come together for this, and

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Speaker 2: the hostages will be released Monday or Tuesday. This is

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Speaker 2: according to the White House. So the ceasefire has to

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Speaker 2: be signed off by Israel's security cabinet. That's happening at

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Speaker 2: the moment. Within twenty four hours. The Israelis will withdraw,

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Speaker 2: they'll go to yellow lines, predetermined lines, and then as

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Speaker 2: if what Trump says is true in the last couple

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Speaker 2: Humanitarian aid to Palestinians should then flow. And then the

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Speaker 2: what happens with Garza. About half of it was listening

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Speaker 2: the Europeans then get involved. The ministers, the top officials

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Speaker 2: they will talk about future governance of Gaza. They will

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Speaker 2: talk about aid, they will talk about reconstruction, getting the

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Speaker 2: five fourteen Brian. We've got new rules out on when

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Speaker 2: a rental's too contaminated with meth. Under fifteen micrograms per

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Speaker 2: one hundred square meters, you're fine. Fifteen to thirty you

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Speaker 2: need a clean over thirty either side can in the

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Speaker 2: lease within a week Matt Ball Property Investors Federation is

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Speaker 2: with us this morning. Matt, good morning. So this is

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Speaker 2: good because it gives clarity.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, it does. So at the moment, there are two standards.

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Speaker 9: There's one point five micrograms per one hundred square centimeters,

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Speaker 9: Fifteen and above you need to decontaminate. Must rule clarifies.

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Speaker 9: It's great.

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Speaker 2: How much what does decontamination cost? Like, if you're in

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Speaker 9: No, it can be quite extensive depending on the level

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Speaker 2: Shirt do you see much of it these days?

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Speaker 9: Yes, our members do see a lot of it, and

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Speaker 9: because of this conflicting standard, we have members decontaminating at

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Speaker 9: which really they shouldn't have to spend, and that cost

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Speaker 9: search of tendency tribunal cases before I came on here.

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Speaker 9: Nearly eight hundred cases in the last three years, and

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Speaker 9: ones with high contamination. Generally, that's also quite a considerable expent,

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Speaker 9: so it's a big problem. This doesn't solve the meth problem,

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Speaker 2: Matt, appreciate your time. Thanks for being with me. Matt Ball.

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Speaker 2: The Property Investors Association time is sixteen minutes after five,

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Speaker 2: Bryan Bridge, you should sear from Trump at the White House.

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Speaker 10: Peace in the Middle East. We secured the release of

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Speaker 10: all of the remaining hostages and they should be released

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Speaker 10: Monday or Tuesday. Getting them is a complicated process. I'd

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Speaker 10: rather than tell you what they have to do together.

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Speaker 10: There are places you don't want to be, but we

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Speaker 2: That was Donald Trump speaking and just in the last

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Speaker 2: few minutes. It is five seventeen. We will get to

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Speaker 2: the ACC Minister, Scott Simpson next. Because the deficit just

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Speaker 2: what do you do about it?

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Speaker 2: after the News at five point thirty for the latest,

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Speaker 2: which is the biggest banking in America. He's warning about

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Speaker 2: a bubble. We've been talking about this for the past week.

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Speaker 2: they've reported yet another deficit one and a half billion

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Speaker 2: fourteen billion in the red. Scott Simpson is the ACC

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Speaker 2: Minister live this morning. Scott, Good morning, Good morning Ryan.

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Speaker 2: So the Finance minister says, this is underperforming. You obviously

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Speaker 2: When does that see us getting out of deficit?

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Speaker 11: Well, not immediately, so some years away. But the good

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Speaker 11: news Ryan is even though this one point five billion

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Speaker 11: it's an awful lot better than the seven point two

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Speaker 11: already commenced at ACC in terms of getting the entity

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Speaker 11: to do, and most of that reflected in actually just

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Speaker 11: doing the basic stuff really well, doing it consistently, and

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Speaker 11: doing it over and over again on behalf of New

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Speaker 11: Zealanders who need to get rehabilitated and back to independence fast.

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Speaker 2: You're looking at cutting the ability of some claims like

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Speaker 2: of what exactly that would mean or change potentially?

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Speaker 11: ACC scheme and the good people who are making sometimes

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Speaker 11: difficult decisions every day on behalf of the scheme and

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Speaker 11: all New Zealanders. I want them to get back to

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Speaker 11: doing the basic stuff really well, to focus on their

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Speaker 11: being fully participating members of society.

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Speaker 2: So no claims. That absolutely nothing changing with claims because

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Speaker 2: to ensure the insurance scheme is sustainable.

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Speaker 2: Trump has just said that he's heading to the Middle East.

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Speaker 14: called Tief and Barker, Diane Calvert at all have all

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Speaker 14: been sort of saying the same sort of things. They

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Speaker 14: want to be more business friendly. They said the same

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Speaker 14: at the debate yesterday. Little wants to restart the capital's

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Speaker 14: entertainment sector, support small businesses, make people want to come

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Speaker 14: into the central city. Tief and Barker, who of course

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Speaker 14: owns Cafe Ice the gelato chain, says the council has

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Speaker 14: been failing the CBD. Let's turn that around otherwise. Water

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Speaker 14: meters should we get them? How on earth do we

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Speaker 14: limit rates rises? They've been bigger here than anywhere else.

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Speaker 14: Chung wants to stop them full stop. Seems the Golden

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Speaker 14: Mile is going to be paused regardless of who wins.

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Speaker 14: But it does seem like mister little will can to

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Speaker 14: home tomorrow leading into the strait, but you never know.

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Speaker 2: Very good. Hey, I see that your your water wheel

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Speaker 2: or windwheel or whatever it is, is bug it again?

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Speaker 9: And how is it?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? And someone walked apparently a reporter walked past yesterday

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Speaker 2: says that it's been reduced to a stump.

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Speaker 14: Well, I wonder if some fool has been swinging on

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Speaker 14: it again, which tends to happen every year.

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Speaker 2: Or two in Wellington. A goodness, how's your weather? Rainy

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Speaker 2: strong wind?

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Speaker 14: Up to seventeen?

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Speaker 11: All right?

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Speaker 2: Thanks Max Neva and open morning Neva. Happy Friday Friday. Yes,

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Speaker 2: Auckland's second biggest high school is basically gonna have to

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Speaker 2: split in two.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, look they're proposing this split. Is it struggling to

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Speaker 15: cope with booming student numbers? Which school, Mount Albert Grammar

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Speaker 15: projected to head about four five hundred students in the

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Speaker 15: coming years. So Patrick Drumm, he's the headmaster. He says,

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Speaker 15: the school has started investigating whether it should split into

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Speaker 15: two separate you know, the middle of the senior schools

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Speaker 15: on the same campus. He's saying this, would you know,

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Speaker 15: like free up greater flexibility, free up the limited classroom space.

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Speaker 15: So yeah, let's just see what happens here. Also too,

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Speaker 15: this follows on with you know those South Aukland schools,

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Speaker 15: Papakuda High, Manaldeva High, Old Eddie College. They're all claiming

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Speaker 15: as well, they're over capacity. They're desperately waiting, you know,

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Speaker 15: for their new classrooms. But problem in population getting up

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Speaker 15: there in all class their.

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Speaker 2: Certain pockets a But luckily they're doing those classrooms that

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Speaker 2: they're basically one size fits all and they're quicker to

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Speaker 2: get out and pump them out like a factory farm.

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Speaker 2: Seventeen away from six House.

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Speaker 15: Our weather cloudy, chance of a light morning shell but yes,

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Speaker 15: very warm today around parts of the country.

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Speaker 2: Twenty two.

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Speaker 15: Summer is coming twenty two the high.

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Speaker 2: I need to thank you for that Friday morning. Good

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Speaker 2: to have your company. Typhoon Tory, who Max was talking

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Speaker 2: about in Wellington. Did you see that story yesterday that

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Speaker 2: she her staff I should say, accidentally, how do you

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Speaker 2: accidentally order a portrait worth seven thousand dollars as you're

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Speaker 2: goodbye present to yourself and to the city. Maybe they

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Speaker 2: can replace the wind whirl of water whirl or whatever

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Speaker 2: it is with the portrait of Tory Farno put that

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Speaker 2: down the waterfront. Seventeen to six News Talk ZB We're

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Speaker 2: in the UK with Vincent mcavinie.

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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: Fourteen away from six. Donald Trump's held a press conference

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Speaker 2: from his desk at the in the White House, basically

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Speaker 2: telling us that this peace dealer is going ahead in Gaza.

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Speaker 2: He says he's going to head there in a couple

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Speaker 2: of days time, and that the hostages will be released

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Speaker 2: in Monday or Tuesday next week. Vincent mcavinie's a UK

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Speaker 2: you're correspondent. We'll get to Washington in a second. Vincent,

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Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning. Yes, so there's a lot of

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Speaker 2: water to go under the bridge yet. Do we know

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Speaker 2: anything of that meeting on the Israeli side.

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Speaker 4: Well, it was meant to take place about forty five

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Speaker 4: minutes ago, but it's been delayed until the top of

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Speaker 4: the next hour. It's unclear why. It might be perhaps

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Speaker 4: because they got win that Donald Trump was having this

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Speaker 4: meeting and that the TV cameras would be trained on

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Speaker 4: that during this hour. So we're expecting in about sort

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Speaker 4: of thirteen minutes time, Israel's cabinets will meet to approve

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Speaker 4: this ceasefire deal, and the Security Cabinet as well, needing

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Speaker 4: approval on that. There hasn't actually been a ceasefire yet.

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Speaker 4: There has been bombardment by Israel continuing throughout the day

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Speaker 4: in Gaza with munitions and shots fired. So we're very

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Speaker 4: close now to that ceasefire kicking off.

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Speaker 2: And meanwhile in the UK, Princess Catherine's warning people about

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Speaker 2: too much screen time. Yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 4: The Princesses of Wales has sort of done what a

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Speaker 4: lot of royals do, which is trying to focus in

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Speaker 4: on one area in particular to kind of make their specialism.

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Speaker 4: So for Camilla Parker Bowls it's domestic violence. For the

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Speaker 4: King it was always sort of environmental causes. She's really

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Speaker 4: focused in on early years and ED education and the

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Speaker 4: role technology is playing in young people, and she's put

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Speaker 4: out a sort of a report with sort of noted

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Speaker 4: academics saying that some smartphones and gadgets have become a

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Speaker 4: constant distraction, fragmenting the focus of families and undermining the

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Speaker 4: time that they spend together. The reporter detailing the fact

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Speaker 4: that it's sort of has creating issues with young people's

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Speaker 4: personal interactions, issues with eye contact, and that people have

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Speaker 4: lost sort of communal experiences as well of watching things

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Speaker 4: together sometimes and talking about them.

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Speaker 2: Vincent, appreciate your time, Vincent meca any a UK europe correspondent.

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Speaker 2: Time is twelve away from six Bryan Bridge and you're

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Speaker 2: on News Talk CB. So we have movement, a lot

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Speaker 2: of movement overnight on this pea steal over Gaza in

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Speaker 2: the President announcing that in the next well next week,

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Speaker 2: the first few days of next week, we should have

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Speaker 2: hostages being released.

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Speaker 10: We are getting the houstages back on on Tuesday, Monday

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Speaker 10: or Tuesday, and that'll be a day of joy. I'm

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Speaker 10: gonna try and make a trip over. We're gonna try

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Speaker 10: and get over there.

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Speaker 2: It's all hepning in phases. David Smith is Washington bureau

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Speaker 2: chief for The Guardian with us this morning. David, So

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Speaker 2: this is quite a momentous moment, but still a lot

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Speaker 2: of water to go under the bridge.

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Speaker 16: Yes, that's right. I think we have learned from past

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Speaker 16: experience to always treat these announcements with caution, and not

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Speaker 16: every breakthrough is what it appears. But I think it

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Speaker 16: would be fair to say this is by far the

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Speaker 16: closest we've come to an end to this war. And

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Speaker 16: it's not just Donald Trump saying that that, Israel and

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Speaker 16: Hamas indicating that's the case, and certainly some signs of

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Speaker 16: tremendous relief on the ground that this could at least

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Speaker 16: be the beginning of the end. And I think, you know,

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Speaker 16: I guess everyone will feel more certain about that if indeed,

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Speaker 16: as Trump says, hostages are returned on Monday or Tuesday,

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Speaker 16: and if Israel agrees to you know, stop its well,

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Speaker 16: movie its sources back to the to the agreed line,

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Speaker 16: and we actually see a secession as hostilities.

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Speaker 2: And then you can start getting humanitarian aiden to the

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Speaker 2: Palestinians all that sort of stuff. What happens after that, Like,

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Speaker 2: what is phase two? Do we know?

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Speaker 16: Well? I think it's going to get more complicated. Of course,

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Speaker 16: after those headline breakthroughs, and there are still some purdles

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Speaker 16: to clear here, such as the disarmament of Hermas are

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Speaker 16: set out in that peace plan. It's not especially clear

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Speaker 16: how that will be conducted and whether all members of

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Speaker 16: harm As will agree. Even going further forward, maybe more

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Speaker 16: like sort of Phase two or four. Obviously one has

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Speaker 16: to look to the future governance of Gaza and clear

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Speaker 16: this plan suggest that the Hermus or the Palestinian authority

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Speaker 16: should play any part in that. And I think something

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Speaker 16: to watch is what is Donald Trump's commitment to all

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Speaker 16: of that. The peace plans suggest there'll be some kind

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Speaker 16: of independent international oversight body shaired by Trump that will oversee,

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Speaker 16: you know, suffectively Phase two, three and four and so on.

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Speaker 16: But you know, from what we know about Trump, does

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Speaker 16: he have the staying power, the the the attention span. Frankly,

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Speaker 16: you know, after he's had an opportunity to declare victory

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Speaker 16: and get a great headline, he we know psychologically he's

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Speaker 16: the kind of person who does tend to then get

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Speaker 16: distracted and move on to a thousand other issues. But

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Speaker 16: that said, you know there's a team of Steve Wikoff,

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Speaker 16: Special Envoy, Jared Kushner, his some in law, others who

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Speaker 16: maybe added terms follow through on this, and of course

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Speaker 16: it's all been backed up by international partners such as

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Speaker 16: Turkey and Catians on.

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Speaker 2: David appreciate that analysis, this wanting David Smith, Washington Bureau

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Speaker 2: chief for The Guardian. You're on News Talk seb It's

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Speaker 2: eight to six.

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Speaker 1: On your radio and online on iHeartRadio Early Edition with

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Speaker 1: Ryan Bridge and Are the Supercenter explore r v's accessories

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Speaker 1: and servicing.

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Speaker 2: Paul in One News Talks B. It's the six on

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Speaker 2: News Talk s B. David Seymour's crackdown on truants and

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Speaker 2: the hardcore ones who never turn up to class. The

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Speaker 2: Ministry of Educations come out and said that they are

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Speaker 2: considering prosecutions because you can get thirty dollars a day fine,

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Speaker 2: you can get three hundred bucks for your first offense,

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Speaker 2: and most your pays three thousand. Anyway, they haven't actually

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Speaker 2: taken anyone through the courts yet, but they've threatened to

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Speaker 2: do it, and the operations lead for the Ministry Sewn Teddy.

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Speaker 2: He says there have already been cases where the deterrent

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Speaker 2: effect of a potential prosecutor has resulted in children being

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Speaker 2: re enrolled and attending school. So the big stick, apparently,

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Speaker 2: at least in some cases, seems to be working. Five

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Speaker 2: to six and Bread, Bread, Mike's in the studio now morning, Mike. Good,

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Speaker 2: So you got much hope for this peace plan?

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Speaker 7: No, because the only reason we've got a peace plan

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Speaker 7: is because all the other piece plans have failed, and

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Speaker 7: this one will fail as well. I was watching an

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Speaker 7: interview yesterday with the bloke who was involved one of

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Speaker 7: the last twenty fourteen, So you're going back at least

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Speaker 7: a decade.

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Speaker 2: For that one.

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Speaker 7: And one of the things that they got tripped up

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Speaker 7: on last time was the withdrawal line, which is the

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Speaker 7: same as this time. They've got a withdrawal line and

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Speaker 7: no one could quite work out where it was, and

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Speaker 7: so some Palestinians came along and saw some Israeli soldiers

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Speaker 7: and shot them, and the Israelis didn't like that, and

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Speaker 7: so that was the end of the peace.

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Speaker 2: And then it all kicks. And that's how it works.

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Speaker 2: It's a yellow line, they're calling it, which is fifty

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Speaker 2: three percent of the territory that currently the Israelis hole any.

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Speaker 7: Color they want, and you know what drives this is

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Speaker 7: hate and none of that disappears. So unfortunately, is as

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Speaker 7: good as this appears to be for now, it's not

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Speaker 7: going to last. It never has last. I mean, you know,

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Speaker 7: think about if it lasts for how long? For six months,

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Speaker 7: a year, ten years, twenty years, ten years.

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Speaker 2: Back on again, Hey, is there a bubble? Are you

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Speaker 2: worried about the bubble.

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Speaker 7: I raised this the other day. I raised this several

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Speaker 7: days ago. There are several bubbles going on. And the

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Speaker 7: guy at JP Morgan Diamond was commenting this morning, and

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Speaker 7: the head of the bank in England yesterday says, there's

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Speaker 7: no quiz.

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Speaker 2: There's two bubbles.

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Speaker 7: One there's the market bubble, the general marketing.

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Speaker 2: Bubble, and then the AI.

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Speaker 7: But there's the AI bubble. Both the bubbles. There's no

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Speaker 7: question their bubbles and they're going to go pop. The

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Speaker 7: only upside if you want something a little bit optimistic,

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Speaker 7: is the AI bubble is driven. I was reading and

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Speaker 7: this makes sense by companies that have so much money

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Speaker 7: it doesn't really matter. So when it pops, which it will,

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Speaker 7: they've got the wherewithal to carry the loss without us

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Speaker 7: all going oh my god, it's the end.

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Speaker 2: It won't bring.

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Speaker 7: It won't be like It's not like the dot com

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Speaker 7: where it's all super leverage to a point where people

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Speaker 7: have no money to back it up.

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Speaker 2: Hey, have a nice show, Mike, I am. I intend

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Speaker 2: to run.

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Speaker 7: I don't get up at two thirty in the morning,

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Speaker 7: have a bad show, Have a fantastic day.

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Speaker 2: Everybody else, see you Monday.

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