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Speaker 1: an early edition with ex pole insulation. Keeping Kimi Holmes

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Speaker 2: That'd be good morning. It is six a half to five.

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Speaker 2: Nice to have your company this morning. We'll go to

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Speaker 2: Washington Post columnist Henry Olsen before six. They're worried about

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Speaker 2: the potential terror attacks on US soil after all this

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Speaker 2: news out of the Middle East. Gavin Graham the UK

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Speaker 2: for US this morning. A great story actually about a

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Speaker 2: Cinderella crook. That's what the tabloids are calling him. He's

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Speaker 2: been caught phone thief and they never catch these guys.

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Speaker 2: Bone thief lost his shoe in the robbery. DNA has

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Speaker 2: tracked him down here in New Zealand. Five hundred kids

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Speaker 2: last year brought weapons to school. How do we define

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Speaker 2: a weapon? And ADHD GPS can now diagnose it? Why

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Speaker 2: is everyone suddenly getting ADHD? What's up with that? We'll

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Speaker 2: asked that question shortly. It's seven after five. The agenda

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Speaker 2: and Wednesday, the twenty fifty June. Trump not happy with

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Speaker 2: a run in Israel. He's accused them both of reaching

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Speaker 1: We have two countries that have been fighting so long

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Speaker 1: and so hard that they don't know what the they're doing.

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Speaker 2: Anyway, the ceasefire is back on, thankfully, after a brief interlude. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: the NATO Secretary General Mark Rutter seems to be buttering

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Speaker 4: Sir Donald, congratulations and thank you for your decisive action

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Speaker 4: in Iran. That was truly extraordinary and something no one

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Speaker 4: flying into another big success in the Hague, the Segney.

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Speaker 4: It was not easy. We've got them all signed onto

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Speaker 2: Yeah. So whether that text was actually from him or not,

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Speaker 2: NATO allies have agreed to spend five percent on GDP

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Speaker 5: African General stelling me place not yes, that I'm right,

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Speaker 5: that's still that has come to war. Affare the beast

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Speaker 5: is stock bowls of ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, and yes there

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Speaker 5: we also need, of course the drones and AI and

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Speaker 2: There you go, Trump Juda land there in a couple

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Speaker 1: early edition with Ryan Bridge at expol Insulation keeping Kiwi

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Speaker 2: This winter news talk, sa'd be so basically great start

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Speaker 2: to your morning. Trump's fixed everything while we were sleeping,

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Speaker 2: isn't that fantastic? Middle East is great again. The ceasefire

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Speaker 2: flower to him and he's now on his way to NATO.

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Speaker 2: As I mentioned, he's made NATO great again. You know,

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Speaker 2: five percent is the new three percent. We thought we

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Speaker 2: we're way behind anyway, all of this happening around the world.

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Speaker 2: In America, all they're talking about actually is a heat

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Speaker 2: Zealand Spokesperson seventeen after five news talks, there'd be kids

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Speaker 2: Be Henry Olsen, the Washington Post colonists is very good

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Speaker 2: So Kirsten and Christian Ryan. How's that if you've got ADHD?

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Speaker 2: be Bryan Bridge. So, kids and weapons coming to classrooms.

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Speaker 2: This is new information from their official information at request.

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Speaker 2: The Herald's got its hands on it. Five hundred and

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Speaker 2: twenty six students have been stood down, suspended or excluded

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Speaker 2: this morning. Chris, good morning, good morning. No definition of

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Speaker 2: Are we talking serious? Like BB guns, knives, what guns?

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Speaker 2: News Talks MB twenty six minutes after five. It's just

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Speaker 1: Get ahead of the headlines on early edition with Ryan

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Speaker 9: Good Morning twenty four Away from six News Talks AB

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Speaker 10: Yeah, look, changes that are proposed by the regional Council.

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Speaker 2: Today A nice to have a good one, Collum, Thank you,

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Speaker 2: clais Than christ Church clear, good morning, Good morning Selwyn district,

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Speaker 2: Clear, Thank you mix and Wellington home X. Good morning

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Speaker 2: You go and use the toilet? You know, the two

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Speaker 8: Want attention drawn to you as you go use the facilities.

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Speaker 2: Can you just pop in there, have a little just

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Speaker 8: Thompson, Sure, yeah, cool, thank you.

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Speaker 2: How's you with them?

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Speaker 8: But cloudy with drizzle, drizzle and strong winds today fourteen

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Speaker 2: Nice one, thank you, have a good day. And NIVA's

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Speaker 12: this year. They see late twenty twenty five, so yeah,

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Speaker 12: sometime soon.

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Speaker 2: And lots of jobs, lots of jobs.

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Speaker 12: Look, fifteen thousand people applied for jobs. Now this is

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Speaker 12: the first store in New Zealand Ikea Sylvia Park. Ikea

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Speaker 12: is now hiring five hundred stuff So the Swedish retailer

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Speaker 12: originally planned to hire four hundred workers, but that's now

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Speaker 12: going to be expanded. Yeah, that's what they're saying. Is

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Speaker 12: going to be open later this year. So far they've

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Speaker 12: employed sixty six people. Fifteen thousand applicants. Mind you that's

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Speaker 12: not a surprise, so.

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Speaker 2: Really given, no, not when you're many people and people

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Speaker 2: do like the brand, yes, and the job market the

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Speaker 2: way it is at the moment. You know, we saw

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Speaker 2: those sick numbers this morning, so that kind of tallies up,

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Speaker 2: doesn't it.

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Speaker 12: Absolutely? And look, employees, they will have access to fifteen

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Speaker 12: percent discount on Ikea products and get a load of

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Speaker 12: this five weeks of paid and you'll leave.

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Speaker 2: It's pretty good. That is really good in a way.

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Speaker 2: When it's built. We all work for IQA, don't we.

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Speaker 2: Because you have to pull your stuff together yourself.

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Speaker 12: I used to go overseas, this is years ago, and

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Speaker 12: I'd bring back, you know, the flat packs and things

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Speaker 12: like that and my suitcase. Yes, and then I would,

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Speaker 12: you know, like have drinks at my and then I

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Speaker 12: just you know, say to my friends, come over, come over,

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Speaker 12: come and have some drinks. And then they turn up

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Speaker 12: and then I'd say, look at these flat packs, come

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Speaker 12: and join me, Come and pull up some of these

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Speaker 12: things for me.

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Speaker 2: And they did.

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Speaker 12: Mind you over a few drinks.

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Speaker 2: You know, it can be fun. It can be fun. Yes,

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Speaker 2: So to the fourteen and a half thousand people about

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Speaker 2: to miss out on a job, at Aikia. Don't worry.

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Speaker 2: Neva's got one for you. How's our weather?

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Speaker 12: Here is a morning foul good news. So there's going

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Speaker 12: to clear rap to fine spell seventeen the high here

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Speaker 12: in Auckland.

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Speaker 2: Nice one, thanks Neva. It is seventeen minutes away from

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Speaker 2: six News Talks. Here'd be Gavin Gray and the UK

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Speaker 2: for US. Next the Cinderella thief story, which I quite

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Speaker 2: like out of London because everyone you know in London

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Speaker 2: they steal your phones. The thieves run along, grab your

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Speaker 2: phone and then run off and normally no one catches them.

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Speaker 2: Well someone's been caught.

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Speaker 1: International Correspondence with ends and eye insurance, Peace of mind

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Speaker 1: for New Zealand Business New Talks.

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Speaker 2: There'll be fourteen minutes away from six and in Amsterdam

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Speaker 2: Air Force one and just touchdown. Trump about to stiff

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Speaker 2: out of the plane and hit to NATO. It's a

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Speaker 2: historic medding course. A lot on the agenda. You've got

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Speaker 2: defense spending. They're up on debts, Ukraine, Gaza, Israel around,

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Speaker 2: I mean, you name it, it's on the list. Kevin

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Speaker 2: Gray are UK Europe correspondent. Gavin Goods. Morning, good evening

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Speaker 2: to you, hither Rod.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's certainly going to be an important meeting. It's

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Speaker 13: the first Trump NATO summit since twenty nineteen, and he's

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Speaker 13: going to be delighted, I think, with what he sees

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Speaker 13: because it looks like all thirty two leaders are set

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Speaker 13: to commit to spending five percent of national output on

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Speaker 13: defense and related infrastructure. At least that is the hope,

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Speaker 13: because there are some that are going to really try

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Speaker 13: and wriggle out of this. Spain incidentally one of them.

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Speaker 13: Spain spends very little of its gross domestic product. It's

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Speaker 13: at the bottom of the list when it comes to

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Speaker 13: defense spending, and it's trying to wiggle out, saying, well,

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Speaker 13: it can't afford it. It'll have to cut back on

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Speaker 13: pensions and benefits as well. But there's definitely pressure on

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Speaker 13: Spain to get back in, and Belgium too, apparently showing

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Speaker 13: some regal room with that, but also ringing Donald Trump's

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Speaker 13: ears or well not quite, because it was posted by

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump. Is a private message that the NATO Secretary

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Speaker 13: General Mark Rutter has sent him in a pre summit

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Speaker 13: message lavishing praise on his handling of the Western Alliance,

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Speaker 13: and it says, and I quote, you're flying into another

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Speaker 13: big success in the Hague this evening. It was not easy,

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Speaker 13: but we got them all signed up to five percent.

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Speaker 13: He's congratulated Trump on his quote decisive action in Iran

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Speaker 13: that was truly extraordinary in something no one else dared

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Speaker 13: to do. It makes us safer. Asked whether he was

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Speaker 13: embarrassed at this private message had been made public, he

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Speaker 13: said not at all. Other people will be deeply embarrassed.

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Speaker 2: I mean, you've got if you're going to send the

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Speaker 2: ticks to Donald Trump, you've got to expect that it's

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Speaker 2: gonna end up or potentially end up on the public domain.

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Speaker 2: Don't you say you can't be too surprised. Hey, I

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Speaker 2: love the story the Cinderella crooking in the UK.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, an amazing story. This so a man who was

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Speaker 13: basic cle riding on an e bike suddenly snatched the

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Speaker 13: phone out of somebody's hand in East London on la

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Speaker 13: Gate Hill back in August of last year. Now he

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Speaker 13: was tackled by members of the public, having stolen the

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Speaker 13: handset from the victim's hand, and in the struggle to

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Speaker 13: get back on the bike, this man, a twenty eight

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Speaker 13: year old, lost a trainer one of his shoes. Now

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Speaker 13: he continued, however, wearing one shoe and managed to get away. However, yes,

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Speaker 13: you guessed it. DNA analysis now looked at the single shoe,

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Speaker 13: the so called Cinderella shoe, and matched the DNA on it.

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Speaker 13: They found there was just enough DNA on the shoe.

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Speaker 13: Found there was just enough to match it to an

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Speaker 13: existing profile of a thief on the national database. And

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Speaker 13: a twenty eight year old man has now been found

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Speaker 13: guilty at that and he's now going to be sentenced

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Speaker 13: in a couple of months time. The forensic marinager of

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Speaker 13: the City of London Police said, this really is a

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Speaker 13: Cinderella story. This slipper fitted our Cinderella and we produced

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Speaker 13: a hit to a man who has profile had previously

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Speaker 13: been up to loaded with those in criminal activity.

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Speaker 2: Good good, it's good to hear that one of them

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Speaker 2: is finally being courts. Thanks so much for that, Kevin

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Speaker 2: grat UK, you're correspondent. It's eleven away from six Bryan Bridge.

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Speaker 2: So the ceasefire that Trump declared the creed is currently holding,

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Speaker 2: but was broken for a moment while we slept last

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Speaker 2: night and led to this outburst from Donald Trump.

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Speaker 3: I'm not happy with Israel. I'm not happy with the

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Speaker 3: run either.

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Speaker 9: We have two countries that have been.

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Speaker 1: Fighting so long and so hard that they.

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Speaker 3: Don't know what the they're doing.

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Speaker 2: So since then Nitnya, who was sending warplanes, they've been

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Speaker 2: turned around. There were a few bombs dropped, but it

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Speaker 2: seems that they've come back from the brink. So as

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Speaker 2: Trump is about to step out of Air Force one

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Speaker 2: at Amsterdam Airport and go to Nate, he does he

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Speaker 2: have the wind that his backside to speak. Henry Elsen

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Speaker 2: is a columnist in the United States and is with

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Speaker 2: us this morning. Henry, welcome to the show.

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Speaker 7: We thank you for having me on.

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Speaker 2: How do Americans feel about Trump getting involved? You know,

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Speaker 2: are they paying attention to this in the way that

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Speaker 2: the rest of the world is.

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Speaker 7: He's paying a lot of attention to it, you know.

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Speaker 7: The pole suggests that the people who didn't like Trump

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Speaker 7: coming in don't approve of his action with respect to Iran,

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Speaker 7: but his base does, and his party does. The fact

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Speaker 7: is that Republicans and people who voted for him overwhelmingly

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Speaker 7: support him, and that's really what he needs. He also

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Speaker 7: has a lot of understanding and praise for at least

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Speaker 7: brokering a ceasefire and for ending what every administration going

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Speaker 7: back thirty years has said is an unacceptable threat that

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Speaker 7: Iron holds nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 2: If you, I suppose that you can come away with

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Speaker 2: setting the nuclear program back a couple of years, if

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Speaker 2: you can come away with Israel feeling got about themselves

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Speaker 2: and with no further US involvement in the region, then

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Speaker 2: that is a massive win for US president, right, It would.

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Speaker 7: Be a massive win. The question, though, is if all

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Speaker 7: you do is kick the program back a couple of years,

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Speaker 7: then you still have a question that it's unacceptable to

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Speaker 7: the United States that are on possess a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 7: If all you do is kick the nuclear program into

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Speaker 7: low gear, then the next president is going to have

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Speaker 7: to make a difficult decision as to what to do,

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Speaker 7: and may have to make the same decision the President

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Speaker 7: Trump did. But at the at least in the medium

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Speaker 7: in short term, this appears to be a huge win

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Speaker 7: both the United States sent to the President.

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Speaker 2: Hey, Henry, big heat wave heading the States. At the

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Speaker 2: moment I was looking in New York, it was felt

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Speaker 2: like forty one degrees celsius to us.

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Speaker 7: Very hot for you guys, very and it's a primary

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Speaker 7: election day. For the New York Democratic mayoral primary. We'll

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Speaker 7: see whether enough people decide to stay home rather than

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Speaker 7: go out in such a heat, hot and humid weather.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it'd be interesting to see what happens with Kumo

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Speaker 2: having a second bite of the cherry. Eight minutes away

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Speaker 2: from eight. That's Henry Olsen, who's an American columnist with

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Speaker 2: us this morning Trump. By the way, he's just got

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Speaker 2: off his plane off Air Force One. He's wearing a

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Speaker 2: cap that's his USA, and he's getting into his what

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Speaker 2: do they call it, the monster, his his limo and

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Speaker 2: heading to NATO. Now, it's eight minutes to six NEWSTALKSB.

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Speaker 1: Mike Next on your radio and online on iHeartRadio Early

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Speaker 1: Edition with Ryan Bridge and x Fole Insulation keeping Kiwi

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Speaker 1: Holmes warm and dry this Winter News TALKSB.

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Speaker 2: Six away from Sex News Talk B, and Mike is

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Speaker 2: in the studio. He's with us next, Mike, Good morning.

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Speaker 14: So I took to school. My granddad used to work

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Speaker 14: for farmers co Op back when it was a grain

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Speaker 14: and seed thing.

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Speaker 2: And God, they're going back we are.

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Speaker 14: They used to travel to far flung places in the

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Speaker 14: days when traveling to far flong places was like you know,

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Speaker 14: you just Australia was like as good as it got.

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Speaker 14: But my granddaddy went to like Mongolia and China and Mauritius.

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Speaker 14: And each time they'd go away, they go, what would

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Speaker 14: you like us to bring you back as a gift?

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Speaker 14: And so I came up with increasingly random things. And

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Speaker 14: so one year they were going to Finland, and so

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Speaker 14: I looked up what does Finland do that they could bring?

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Speaker 14: And I see, get me a sheath knife. And you

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Speaker 14: took it to school and I took it to school.

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Speaker 2: Did you get in trouble?

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Speaker 14: Not particularly?

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Speaker 2: Do you think kids are taking I mean when they

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Speaker 2: say weapons, I'm a little That's what I'm saying a

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Speaker 2: little skeptical of the story this morning. If you're just

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Speaker 2: catching up an eighty percent increase, gosh, it sounds shocking.

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Speaker 2: But since twenty eighteen.

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Speaker 14: Exactly, it's over a long period of time. There's a

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Speaker 14: couple of hundred cases. And there's probably some kids whose

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Speaker 14: grandparents went to Finland and they said, here's your sheath knife,

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Speaker 14: and you take it along to school and you go, look, guys,

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Speaker 14: look what I've got.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 14: There was no intent, there was no drama, there was

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Speaker 14: no nothing.

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Speaker 2: Well, no one's been stabbed, are they. We're not getting

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Speaker 2: here nines about kids being stabbed at school. But when

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Speaker 2: I was a kid, it was knuckle dusters. Did you

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Speaker 2: have those?

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Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, Well I didn't personally have no knuckle dusters,

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Speaker 14: but you had the knuckle dusters and the other thing.

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Speaker 14: I mean, in all seriousness, the worst case of it.

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Speaker 14: It was a primary school. A kid attacked another kid

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Speaker 14: with a hammer.

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Speaker 2: So this is a.

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Speaker 14: Woodwork So when after with a hammer got them in

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Speaker 14: the head and primary school it's at Alban's primary so

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Speaker 14: the ambulance was called, the police were involved. We were

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Speaker 14: like ten year olds. We'd never seen anything like it.

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Speaker 14: The kid we never saw them again. But I mean,

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Speaker 14: you know, they was in the woodwork class, for goodness sake, So.

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Speaker 2: Which goes to show that anything can be a weapon too.

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Speaker 14: Everything anything can be what you don't want is nutty kids,

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Speaker 14: No exactly. So I mean, do we have a story

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Speaker 14: here this morning or what is it a sheath knife?

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Speaker 14: Is it a hammer?

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Speaker 2: I think it's a non starter. We'll see your next

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Speaker 2: Mike and see you tomorrow. I'm don't away got no

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Speaker 2: reason not to celebrate it, baby, I'm just learn away.

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