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Speaker 1: Labour is sweating the current Marray Party meltdown, you see,

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Speaker 1: So they've rolled out Willie as in Jackson who claims

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Speaker 1: stuck at Ferris's handing his words not mine political extremists

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Speaker 1: ammunition to paint the Murray Party is too weird to

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Speaker 1: ever do business with Labor. Several problems with the plan. Firstly,

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Speaker 1: post the by election, Willie's got no credit. Willie couldn't

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Speaker 1: win a raffle far less of vote. Not only couldn't

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Speaker 1: he win the vote, he couldn't get anyone out even

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Speaker 1: to contemplate voting. What we saw a couple of weeks

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Speaker 1: ago in Auckland was the biggest by election shambles many

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Speaker 1: a long year. Next problem is the Murray Party are

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Speaker 1: too wacky to ever be in government. Ferris or no Ferris,

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Speaker 1: and citing Ferris as some sort of issue, you are

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Speaker 1: forgetting Packer Whiteyttea and Mi P Clarke and all the

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Speaker 1: others who found themselves in front of the Privileges Committee

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Speaker 1: and sanctioned in a way we're not seen previously. These

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Speaker 1: are not people remotely interested in working with others. And

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Speaker 1: then that's the real issue for Labor. It's not the

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Speaker 1: Marray Party's problem. If the Murray Party weren't attached to

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Speaker 1: the center left block by polling, none of this Faires

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Speaker 1: nonsense would be of any interest to anyone. But because

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Speaker 1: mathematically they are needed in an invented deal for polling purposes,

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Speaker 1: they take on larger importance because about them. Labour stands

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Speaker 1: zero chants in the election next year. To make the

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Speaker 1: story interesting, what happens is the polsters in the media

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Speaker 1: have to align all three parties otherwise the narrative doesn't work.

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Speaker 1: Then the other issue for Willie, the so called political

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Speaker 1: extremists see talk of another name for them, by the way,

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Speaker 1: is Middle New Zealand. Who saw what labor and labor

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Speaker 1: alone did with married in between twenty twenty and twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty three. The obsession, the name changes, the new rules,

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Speaker 1: the courses, the compulsion around all things Maria talk about.

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Speaker 1: Turn the punter off between the Greens with their Palestine

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Speaker 1: and wealth tax fascination, the Mari Party and their separatism.

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Speaker 1: No wonder, Labour are worried. They've got freaks for friends.

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