Speaker 1: On two GB, four BC and network stations. This is
Speaker 1: Australia Overnight with Phil O'Neil wedding.
Speaker 2: How are you? How are you feeling? I had that
Speaker 2: surprisingly good day all things considered, and I'm feeling rather chipper.
Speaker 2: What about you? The cat wouldn't let me get out
Speaker 2: of bed, though one of them got it. The thing
Speaker 2: is when you've got a cat, as you will though
Speaker 2: if the cat sits on your lap, that's it. You
Speaker 2: can't get up until the cat allows you to get up.
Speaker 2: And so I was lying in bed and I thought,
Speaker 2: well I'll get up, and the cat got into bed
Speaker 2: and I went, well that's it. I can't go anywhere
Speaker 2: because it had got there right on my leg and
Speaker 2: it had fallen asleep. So I lay there for half
Speaker 2: an hour. It's incredible the power that your pets have
Speaker 2: over you, isn't it. Joel was talking to a made
Speaker 2: of mine who's about nearly seven foot tall, and I said,
Speaker 2: it must be really great to be that tall, and
Speaker 2: he said, no, it's not. And I said, well, you
Speaker 2: know why, because I'm only about five ft six maybe
Speaker 2: and a half. And I said I would love to
Speaker 2: be tall, you know'd be fantom I mean, I'd love
Speaker 2: to do lots of things like have hae, but that's
Speaker 2: another conversation. I said, it must be really great to
Speaker 2: be really tall and he said no, In fact, I
Speaker 2: would rather be short. And I said why and he said,
Speaker 2: because it's really hard to get clothes that fit. And
Speaker 2: then I said, well, you try being a short person.
Speaker 2: You know, you never find a pair of jeans at fit.
Speaker 2: But he said the same thing, that the sizes are
Speaker 2: actually more tailored towards somebody who's shorter than somebody who's taller.
Speaker 2: And I never thought of that. So therefore, if it's
Speaker 2: really hard to buy jeans, you know, you can get
Speaker 2: them taken up if you're short. And I said, okay,
Speaker 2: we'll give you some more examples. And he said that
Speaker 2: my bones ache a lot, and that taller people's bones
Speaker 2: ache a lot more than shorter people. I don't know
Speaker 2: if that's true or not, but I'm going to go
Speaker 2: with it. And I said, okay, give it's wae examples
Speaker 2: and he said, whenever I go anywhere, especially if I
Speaker 2: go to a concert and I'm seeing a band or
Speaker 2: anything like that, I feel really self conscious all the time,
Speaker 2: and I always feel like I'm in people's way, so
Speaker 2: I'm always stooping as well, and that a lot of
Speaker 2: people who are really tall find it really difficult to
Speaker 2: be really tall because they're really stoop you know, they
Speaker 2: stoop all the time. And I'd never thought of that,
Speaker 2: So I thought i'd open on that that tonight on
Speaker 2: the phone one three one eight seven three, or on
Speaker 2: the text zero four six zero eight seven three eight
Speaker 2: seven three on the phone overnights at two GB dot com.
Speaker 2: Are you a really tall person and you find that
Speaker 2: you wished you were a shorter person? Because I when
Speaker 2: he gave run through all of these things, all of
Speaker 2: these issues that tall people have, I started thinking, you know,
Speaker 2: I can't really think of anything that's bad about being short,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, I guess, you know, average height shot,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm talking, you know, five to five for
Speaker 2: a man that's pretty short. I mean, you know, there
Speaker 2: are things, are disadvantages because you do have a tendency,
Speaker 2: whether you like to admit it or not, to suffer
Speaker 2: from small man syndrome. But in terms of being a
Speaker 2: short person, I really can't see any disadvantages disadvantages to
Speaker 2: it as compared to being really tall anyway, what do
Speaker 2: you think. I'll be interested to ask about that, and
Speaker 2: I'd like be interested to hear your opinion as well.
Speaker 2: One three, one eight seven three. Now, what's going on
Speaker 2: in the world, Well, I guess you know, well, probably nothing.
Speaker 2: If you look at how nonchalant Donald Trump was a
Speaker 2: moment ago. I was watching him and he's still on
Speaker 2: Telly on the White House front lawn, and I thought, Okay,
Speaker 2: here we go. Something's happening. And this is currently being
Speaker 2: broadcast on all the channels. I've got all the channels
Speaker 2: on because obviously I want to keep you updated in
Speaker 2: case anything happens overnight. So I've got CNN on. I've
Speaker 2: also got Fox News, and I've got Sky News UK.
Speaker 2: They're pretty much my go tos. And he's on all
Speaker 2: of these channels, standing there on the front lawn of
Speaker 2: the White House, not wearing a tie, looking very very relaxed,
Speaker 2: covered by guys in high vis And the reason he's
Speaker 2: there and the high viz guys are there is because
Speaker 2: they're installing new flag poles at the White House. And
Speaker 2: he honestly said this, he said, these are the best
Speaker 2: flag poles that we've got anywhere in the world, in
Speaker 2: true Donald Trump style, and he went on talking about
Speaker 2: how nicely tapered the flag poles were, and I was thinking,
Speaker 2: is there anything else that you might want to mention
Speaker 2: about things that are going on in the world, and
Speaker 2: any talked about the flag poles for a good twenty
Speaker 2: minutes without Now he's taking question from reporters and the
Speaker 2: questions are, well, what's going on with Israel and Iran?
Speaker 2: Give us an update on that. But he seems incredibly
Speaker 2: relaxed about the whole thing. He's answering questions amid tensions
Speaker 2: with Iran at the moment, and it's almost it's so
Speaker 2: much like Colm the Fruit, right, you know, a couple
Speaker 2: of days, a couple of days, that's how relaxed he
Speaker 2: is about it. And I heard John Stanley saying when
Speaker 2: he was talking to laurent to Marzi from Channel My
Speaker 2: News a moment ago that if you go and do
Speaker 2: not even a deep dive, but just a shallow dive
Speaker 2: into all of the news coming out about this particular
Speaker 2: conflict at the moment with Israel and Iran, it's non
Speaker 2: stop there. It's just stuff coming through all the time.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people go to X and
Speaker 2: things like that for their source of news. And I
Speaker 2: only just started dipping my toe into the whole X thing.
Speaker 2: It's been on my phone apparently I've got an account.
Speaker 2: I've never tweeted, but I went on there and had
Speaker 2: a look just to get the zeitgeist, if you will,
Speaker 2: and there's a lot going on in the world that
Speaker 2: doesn't seem to be accurate. I think if you need
Speaker 2: a terrain for fake news and for ai, you know,
Speaker 2: orchestrated news, you can get that on X because if
Speaker 2: you believe everything on that X, the world's already ended.
Speaker 2: So if people are using that just as their source
Speaker 2: of news, then I would perhaps suggest you go and
Speaker 2: find another news outlet, even if you're not a fan
Speaker 2: of or Sky News, I'd say that you've probably got
Speaker 2: more chance of getting some kind of accurate picture of
Speaker 2: what's going on in the world than if you're going
Speaker 2: on too X. But anyway, so I've had to look
Speaker 2: through some of the things that are going on, and
Speaker 2: there's so much stuff at the moment too. The Iran
Speaker 2: Supreme Leader has declared the battle has begun, in his
Speaker 2: first public statement since US President Donald Trump said the
Speaker 2: US would spare him from assassination for now in a
Speaker 2: thrilling I big you, but no chilling threat. The Iranian
Speaker 2: State TV also warned of a major surprise tonight, one
Speaker 2: that they claim the world will remember for centuries. It's
Speaker 2: a pretty big calls a pretty big threat. It's a
Speaker 2: pretty chilling threat if you look at it that way.
Speaker 2: But he's on this is the Iranian Supreme Leader. He's
Speaker 2: on X posting what's going to be happening. He said
Speaker 2: that the nation would show no mercy. This is after
Speaker 2: Donald Trump threatened mister Ali Cadamini about the easy target
Speaker 2: post on truth socially said mister KAMENI is an easy target.
Speaker 2: We know where you are and we'll find you. Further
Speaker 2: to that, the US Embassy in Jerusalem's closing for three days.
Speaker 2: Israel and Iran continuing to trade strikes on the sixth
Speaker 2: day of the conflict, so they said on their website
Speaker 2: that the embassy would close between Wednesday and Friday due
Speaker 2: to the current security situation and the ongoing conflict between
Speaker 2: Israel and Iran. So the consualist services in Tel Aviv
Speaker 2: also closed until Friday. The US Embassy has directed that
Speaker 2: all US government employees and their family members continue to
Speaker 2: shelter in place in and around their residences until further notice.
Speaker 2: There's just a couple of stories that I had to
Speaker 2: look at, but there's so many more. Russia's demanded that
Speaker 2: Israel stop its illegal attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, warning
Speaker 2: it's pushing the world towards a nuclear catastrophe. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: was talking about this a moment ago when one of
Speaker 2: the reporters said, have you spoken to Putin? And Trump said, yeah,
Speaker 2: Putin's offered to negotiate, and then he laughed it off.
Speaker 2: He said, well, you know, fix your own problems first.
Speaker 2: Don't come to me with trying to negotiate on this.
Speaker 2: You've got other things to negotia out on. But weighing
Speaker 2: in on this conflict, the Russian Foreign Ministry called on
Speaker 2: Israel to immediately cease the raids on the nuclear installations
Speaker 2: and sites that are undergoing safeguards and accused Western countries
Speaker 2: of manipulating the truth. So that's another story, and he's
Speaker 2: another one. Donald Trump appears to offer confirmation the United
Speaker 2: States is now participating in Israel's attack in Iran. On
Speaker 2: another social media post, he said, we now have complete
Speaker 2: and total control of the skies over Iran. Iran had
Speaker 2: good sky trackers and other defensive equipment, plenty of it
Speaker 2: doesn't compare to the American made, conceived, and manufactured stuff.
Speaker 2: Nobody does it better than good old USA, he said
Speaker 2: in his post. So it seems to me that you know,
Speaker 2: they've already got some skin in the game. Now it's
Speaker 2: hard to know what actually is true and what isn't.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, here's another story that caught my attention
Speaker 2: that I've I'll have to share this with you. Over
Speaker 2: thirty US military aerial refueling tankers have been dispatched to
Speaker 2: the Middle East in the past few days, and so
Speaker 2: where Donald Trump gives orders for the US to become
Speaker 2: involved in the Israel Iran conflict, the tankers could be
Speaker 2: used to support the Israeli fighter jet missions against Iran
Speaker 2: and also helped to support the US Air Force be
Speaker 2: two bombers should they be deployed into action. A lot
Speaker 2: of talk about the It's amazing how quickly you can
Speaker 2: have a lot of information if you suddenly find yourself
Speaker 2: going down a deep dive on this stuff, and I
Speaker 2: found out about the bunker busters. It seems that America
Speaker 2: have more and better bunker busters than Israel do. But
Speaker 2: I'm also led to believe that the nuclear facility in
Speaker 2: Iran that they're trying to get to is buried under
Speaker 2: so much concrete in a mountain that you've got to
Speaker 2: have something really special to go down there. So that's
Speaker 2: really where we're at at the moment. Nothing, there's nothing
Speaker 2: to report, which is good news. But are we on
Speaker 2: the edge of something that may be a big catastrophe?
Speaker 2: What do you think about that too? Phones are open
Speaker 2: one three one eight seven three zero four six zero
Speaker 2: eight seven three eight seven three. Emails are overnights at
Speaker 2: two GB dot com. And let's talk about two whether
Speaker 2: or not it's better to be a short person or
Speaker 2: a taller person. What are the advantages and disadvantages of that?
Speaker 2: Could be right? I'd like to hear from him morning.
Speaker 2: It's cold, not as cold as it had been feeling
Speaker 2: the last few days, but it does feel a little
Speaker 2: chilly out there. Currently thirteen degrees in Brisbane, but it
Speaker 2: feels like eleven degrees in Sydney eight degrees at the moment,
Speaker 2: but it feels like seven coming up to twenty one
Speaker 2: minutes past midnight. And the phone number is one three
Speaker 2: one eight seven three, text zero four six zero eight
Speaker 2: seven three eight seven three on the emails overnights at
Speaker 2: two GB dot com. Couple of things we're talking about.
Speaker 2: One after this conversation I had with my mate who's
Speaker 2: really tall, and said, you would actually be surprised how
Speaker 2: many tall people don't like being tall. And I said, yes,
Speaker 2: I you know, I thought the advantages are all yours
Speaker 2: and the world is yours, and you don't see it's
Speaker 2: really weird, but you don't see that many world leaders
Speaker 2: and people like that who are actually shorter. I mean,
Speaker 2: Zelenski's quite short, but you know, the majority of leaders,
Speaker 2: even you know when I say world leaders, even local politicians,
Speaker 2: they're all pretty tall. You know, Zelensky is quite short.
Speaker 2: But it's really amazing when you meet somebody and you
Speaker 2: think they have this stature of being a really tall person.
Speaker 2: And I met Bono in Amsterdam when I was doing
Speaker 2: an interview for MTV Awards over there, millions of years ago,
Speaker 2: and he came into the room and I was really
Speaker 2: surprised because, like I said, I'm only really short, about
Speaker 2: five to five and a half at a stretch, and
Speaker 2: he's the same height as I am, and I couldn't
Speaker 2: believe it. I sort of thought, Bono, you always appear
Speaker 2: to me as though you were six foot five. So
Speaker 2: that's just the illusion that you've got, you know, when
Speaker 2: you're on stage, but when you meet people. And I
Speaker 2: was saying this to John Stanley as well. He was
Speaker 2: talking about David Copperfield. And I did an interview with
Speaker 2: David Copperfield. He hid in the corner. I mean literally
Speaker 2: hid in the corner. And I went in and I
Speaker 2: said where is he? And they said, he's over there,
Speaker 2: and he was dressed in black, standing in front of
Speaker 2: a black drape in a darkened room. And I said, okay,
Speaker 2: fair enough, that's his thing. I did an interview with him,
Speaker 2: and afterwards I said to the publicist why was he
Speaker 2: in the corner? What was that all about? And she said,
Speaker 2: because he's quite aware of his height, and he's quite
Speaker 2: short and quite diminutive. It was probably seventy five eighty
Speaker 2: k's at best, and he doesn't want people to realize
Speaker 2: that he is, in fact so small because he wants
Speaker 2: to give that illusion as a magician. That you know,
Speaker 2: of course, if you're a magician, you've got to have
Speaker 2: a huge ego. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to pull
Speaker 2: the wool over people's eyes. But he wants to put
Speaker 2: off this illusion of being huge, so when you see him,
Speaker 2: you think, yeah, he's a guy can make the Eiffel
Speaker 2: Tower disappear. But how's he do that when he's only
Speaker 2: five foot four? So well, I just thought i'd put
Speaker 2: that out there and give me a ring. Let me
Speaker 2: know what you think in terms of whether or not
Speaker 2: it's better to be tall or short. One three, one
Speaker 2: eight seven three. A couple of texts coming through to
Speaker 2: JJ says the ancient Greeks weren't tall, but they ruled
Speaker 2: their part of the world for some time, and the
Speaker 2: Romans the same as well. And this one that came
Speaker 2: in from rowan Or. I think he's generalizing here, but
Speaker 2: we'll go with it. Field. You know, girls don't like
Speaker 2: short men. Ask any girl and they'll say she prefers
Speaker 2: taller men. Is that true or is that just you know,
Speaker 2: a bit of a generalization one three one eight seven three.
Speaker 2: Or on the phone zero four six zero eight seven
Speaker 2: three eight seven three do you prefer as a woman
Speaker 2: to go out with a man who's taller? And also
Speaker 2: if your wife or girlfriend is taller than you. Is
Speaker 2: that an issue for you too, because you know that
Speaker 2: Tom Cruise had a big problem with that. And after
Speaker 2: Nicole Kidman and Tom broke up, she said, great, I
Speaker 2: can finally wear high heels again. And even he has
Speaker 2: the elevated shoes, so he has a real issue with,
Speaker 2: you know, his height. That's one of the many issues
Speaker 2: that Tom Cruise has. One of the other ones is
Speaker 2: that if he's running in a film, nobody else is
Speaker 2: allowed to run. And he runs in just about every
Speaker 2: film that he's in. So if you know he's running
Speaker 2: in a film, nobody else is allowed to run. And
Speaker 2: there's a lot of other people I think from I'm
Speaker 2: just trying to remember. I spoke to a guy once
Speaker 2: who put out a mirror which had the heights of
Speaker 2: famous movie stars on it, and I see if I
Speaker 2: can find the audio and I'll play it to him
Speaker 2: just a moment, and it was basically, you so, and
Speaker 2: it's a great idea. So you go, you know, go
Speaker 2: to the mirror and you have a look and you
Speaker 2: see how you compare to movie stars. And when the
Speaker 2: guy told me the heights of movie stars, I was
Speaker 2: really surprised. I said, you're kidding. I can't believe that
Speaker 2: that person, for example, is so short. Give me a sack.
Speaker 2: I'll see if I can find that audio. And this
Speaker 2: one came in from Marion. Hello, Marion, how are you?
Speaker 2: She says, my grandson is six foot six at sixteen,
Speaker 2: and he wants to put a brick on his head.
Speaker 2: Is that other side of it too, if you suddenly
Speaker 2: start growing when you're younger, a lot taller than the
Speaker 2: other kids. Although, what about Baron Trump, Donald Trump's son.
Speaker 2: He's about seven foot ninety or something now, and you
Speaker 2: know he actually you see this too, that he stoops
Speaker 2: when he's walking. A lot of people You notice that
Speaker 2: who are really tall don't like to be tall. Try
Speaker 2: being short one three one eight seven three. And on
Speaker 2: the text zero four to six zero eight seven three
Speaker 2: eight seven three. When we're talking about the other issue,
Speaker 2: which is the Israel Iran conflict, as I mentioned a
Speaker 2: moment ago, Donald Trump on the front lawn of the
Speaker 2: White House installing new flagpoles in front of a bunch
Speaker 2: of guys, or wearing the high viz. And I would
Speaker 2: have thought, well, and his real casual demeanor was surprising.
Speaker 2: I would have thought, with the world supposedly on the
Speaker 2: brink of what it is right now, he's gone out
Speaker 2: there completely nonchalant, without a care in the world. He
Speaker 2: really did have that whole I don't have a care
Speaker 2: in the world. I don't have the world on my shoulders.
Speaker 2: Like you saw photos of the Kennedys back in the
Speaker 2: Cuban missile crisis back in what was that sixty sixty four. No,
Speaker 2: he doesn't look like he has a care in the world,
Speaker 2: which is really weird when you consider where we're at,
Speaker 2: and maybe he went out there to try and give
Speaker 2: that illusion. But there's been a little bit of interesting
Speaker 2: audio that's doing the rounds at the moment too, where
Speaker 2: the conservative media figure Tucker Carlson, who is a big
Speaker 2: fan of MAGA. You know, he was at MAGA at
Speaker 2: the start. He used to be on Fox News, he
Speaker 2: isn't anymore now. He was grilled and also had a
Speaker 2: grilling with Ted Cruz, who's the Republican US Senator. And
Speaker 2: it seems that Tucker Carlson was in Donald Trump's camp
Speaker 2: big time. You couldn't get too close to people. It
Speaker 2: looks like he's had a falling out with Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: and Donald Trump actually said, well, Tucker Carlson. He doesn't
Speaker 2: even have a TV show. If you had a TV show,
Speaker 2: he'd have something to talk about. So we was talking
Speaker 2: about that. But here's the discussion between the two, and
Speaker 2: it seems as though there are definite divisions and a
Speaker 2: split with Maga.
Speaker 3: How many people living around? By the way, I don't
Speaker 3: know the population at all. No, I don't know the population.
Speaker 3: You don't know the population of the country. You seek
Speaker 3: to topple.
Speaker 4: How many people living around? Ninety two million? Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how could you not know that.
Speaker 3: I don't sit around memorizing population tables.
Speaker 5: Well, it's kind of relevant because you're calling for the
Speaker 5: overthrow of the government.
Speaker 3: Why is it relevant whether it's will because ninety million
Speaker 3: or eighty million or one hundred million, Because if you
Speaker 3: don't know anything about the country, I didn't say I
Speaker 3: don't know anything about Okay, what's the ethnic mix of wrong?
Speaker 3: They are Persians and well presuminantly Shia. Okay, you don't
Speaker 3: know anything about Iran, So okay, I'm not the Tucker
Speaker 3: Carlson mixed bird on Iran.
Speaker 5: You're a center who's calling the one government the.
Speaker 2: One about the country.
Speaker 3: No, you don't know anything about the country. You're the
Speaker 3: one who claims they're not trying to murder Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 3: Who can't figure out to say General Solamonia. And you
Speaker 3: don't believe they're trying to murder Trump? Yes, because you're
Speaker 3: not called for military strikes against them in retaliation if
Speaker 3: they believe that carrying out military strikes today, who said
Speaker 3: Israel was right with our help, I've said we Israel
Speaker 3: is leading them, but we're supporting them.
Speaker 5: Well, this you're breaking news here because the US government
Speaker 5: last night denied, the National Security Council spokesman Alex Fiffer
Speaker 5: denied on behalf of Trump that we were acting on
Speaker 5: Israel's behalf in any offensive capacity.
Speaker 3: We're not bombing, then Israel's bombing. Then you just said
Speaker 3: we were. We are supporting as stakes you're a senator.
Speaker 5: If you're saying the United States government is now we're
Speaker 5: with a run right now, people are listening.
Speaker 2: Isn't it curious? So Tucker Carlson, who was very much
Speaker 2: as I said, in Donald Trump's camp, now seems to
Speaker 2: be questioning the whole motives behind everything. And the Republican
Speaker 2: US senator. I mean, these two should be thick as
Speaker 2: thieves together is now having to be on the back
Speaker 2: foot there with Tucker Carlson being grilled on the text
Speaker 2: This came through from Wayne. He says, I think the
Speaker 2: US is giving the Iran civilians time to get to
Speaker 2: safety while getting set up to hit a run military
Speaker 2: establishment with full four. He says that they can't afford
Speaker 2: to let this drag on. Here is a bit of
Speaker 2: audio with Donald Trump standing on the front lawn of
Speaker 2: the White House putting up the flag poles. I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know if you can tell by this bit
Speaker 2: of audigo. I haven't heard it. Chris just put it
Speaker 2: in the system there just a moment ago. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you'll be able to hear in this audio
Speaker 2: how it relaxed Donald Trump sounds. But here he is
Speaker 2: answering a question about Iran failing to negotiate.
Speaker 6: You don't know that I'm going to even do it.
Speaker 6: You don't know. I may do it, I may not
Speaker 6: do it. I mean, nobody knows what I'm going to do.
Speaker 7: I can tell you this that.
Speaker 6: Iran's got a lot of trouble and they want to negotiate.
Speaker 6: And I said, why didn't you negotiate? With me before
Speaker 6: all there's death and destruction. Why didn't you nego, I
Speaker 6: said to the people, why didn't you negotiate with me?
Speaker 6: Two weeks ago? You could have done fine, You would
Speaker 6: have had a country. It's very sad to watch this.
Speaker 6: I mean, I've never seen anything like it, so you
Speaker 6: neveryone thought it was going to be the reverse. I
Speaker 6: didn't think so, And I selling him, you got you
Speaker 6: gotta do something.
Speaker 2: You got to negotiate, and you can pick it up
Speaker 2: cand you a little bit of He seems really relaxed.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's privy to a lot more. I guess you
Speaker 2: won't be privy to a lot more information that we
Speaker 2: don't know about. One three one eight seven three is
Speaker 2: the phone number if you want to give us a
Speaker 2: ring and have a chat about that, or on the
Speaker 2: text zero four six zero eight seven three eight seven
Speaker 2: three twenty seven to one. I found this interview by
Speaker 2: the way that I did with a guy who put
Speaker 2: out a mirror, made a mirror his company did. And
Speaker 2: you can stand in front of the mirror and see
Speaker 2: how your height compares with the height of movie stars.
Speaker 2: So you can make yourself feel really good about yourself.
Speaker 2: And I'll play it. I'll get it for you in
Speaker 2: just a Saint Chris is just having a look at
Speaker 2: it in the other studio. But I found it really interesting.
Speaker 2: But what a great novelty, what a great idea especially,
Speaker 2: I mean, that's something that people would love when they
Speaker 2: come to your house. Right, you stand in front of
Speaker 2: the mirror and you see how much taller you are
Speaker 2: than famous movie stars. And it really surprised me when
Speaker 2: I had a chat with him, which is why I
Speaker 2: thought about it. I'll try and find that. I'll try
Speaker 2: and get it on the air. We in just a moment,
Speaker 2: here's a Texa came through from Peter the Daily Crime
Speaker 2: broadcast on TV. It's just horrible people on bail, committing
Speaker 2: more serious crime. Guns, knives, machetes, fraud scams, skimming cards everywhere.
Speaker 2: It's a crazy world every day. I thought, imagine if
Speaker 2: you just dropped out. I thought that the other day,
Speaker 2: just dropped out and you had absolute ignorance, the absolute
Speaker 2: bliss of ignorance. You just didn't know what was going
Speaker 2: on in the world. And you find people who are
Speaker 2: like that, you know. I oftentimes I'll talk to people
Speaker 2: and I'll go what about this situation or what about
Speaker 2: that situation. Then they'll go, what what's going on? And
Speaker 2: they have no idea? I think, how can you not
Speaker 2: know what's going on in the world? How much ignorance
Speaker 2: can you have? That's a bliss? Did you find it there? Chris? Okay,
Speaker 2: that's Chris pressing all kinds of buttons in the background there. Hey, Phil,
Speaker 2: how do you think poor Jack feels in Jack and
Speaker 2: the Beanstalk. Well, I don't know. People who are six
Speaker 2: foot tall have a better view of the world than
Speaker 2: people who are, say, five foot six, says Bruce. Taller
Speaker 2: people can see more things, especially at the supermarket, Bunnings
Speaker 2: or at the football says Bruce. But I mentioned this before,
Speaker 2: Bruce that my mate, who's really tall, hates going to
Speaker 2: concerts and things like that, hates going to the movies
Speaker 2: because he's constantly aware that he's taller than other people.
Speaker 2: So maybe there's a if you pardon the pun, downside
Speaker 2: to that. Mick also says ask Dale, he's been in movies?
Speaker 2: How tall is he? And Paul said Nicole Kidman likes
Speaker 2: The Short Men one three one eight seven three. There's
Speaker 2: the phone number on the text zero four six, zero
Speaker 2: eight seven three eight seven three, and Tommy said, Phil,
Speaker 2: you mentioned Tom Cruise in his height. On the TV
Speaker 2: show Get Smart, Barbara Feldon, who played Agent ninety nine,
Speaker 2: said that Don Adams, who played Maxwell Smart, had a
Speaker 2: problem with her eyed, so she often had to go
Speaker 2: and slouch down and do barefoot stuff in scenes. So
Speaker 2: Adams constantly looked taller and stood on platforms too. I'd
Speaker 2: heard stories of Tom Cruise standing on boxes and standing
Speaker 2: on things, so he would he really must really hate
Speaker 2: that whole short thing. He must really get his goat
Speaker 2: the fact that he's not that tall, because it's you know,
Speaker 2: he obviously wants to play the tall guy. And I
Speaker 2: know that this was something if you're a Jack Reacher
Speaker 2: fan when Jack Reacher films came out, because Tom Cruise
Speaker 2: brought the rights to it, and everybody said, he can't
Speaker 2: play the character. Even my dad, he can't play the
Speaker 2: character of Tom Reacher. Tom is six foot five, you know,
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty pounds, and you've got Tom Cruise.
Speaker 2: And that was maybe the only point that Tom Cruise,
Speaker 2: the only reason why Tom Cruise took that movie role
Speaker 2: was because he decided that he wanted to be seen
Speaker 2: as bigger in stantsher too. Just a moment. I'm going
Speaker 2: to talk about Sharks and there's a reason for that.
Speaker 2: It's an anniversary of Sharks. Also coming up this morning,
Speaker 2: and a lot going on on the show. Ask doctor
Speaker 2: Carl later on. I've got some of the questions that
Speaker 2: you sent through to me for Doctor Carl Kruzenewski. That's
Speaker 2: coming up after one and end of Brady's going to
Speaker 2: be on the phone as well with the latest news.
Speaker 2: He from the UK is the host of the round
Speaker 2: Table and he's going to give us his opinions on
Speaker 2: everything that's happening in the world. Leath band Onsolon's on
Speaker 2: going to be on the way to and also in
Speaker 2: our live lounge a little bit later on this morning,
Speaker 2: we have an international star who's going to play a
Speaker 2: song for you. We're going to go international in the
Speaker 2: live lounge. Marie, how are you this morning? No, Margie, Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Margie.
Speaker 8: That's all right. It might have been your receptionist.
Speaker 2: Oh Dale, Yeah, okay, I'm blame him.
Speaker 8: Oh was that diale?
Speaker 9: Wasn't it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Why didn't? What does he sound different? Did he sound
Speaker 2: shorter tonight?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Well there's something wrong with my signe so it hasn't
Speaker 8: got a very good battery because it seems, you know,
Speaker 8: it's an old I sign. So I'm having trouble with
Speaker 8: the battery. But I thought i'd try and ring you.
Speaker 2: Anyway, you know, and I've got you loud and clear.
Speaker 2: Five by five is they'd say in the Navy. So
Speaker 2: what you wanted to talk about with the height of actors?
Speaker 8: Oh, no, not actors, just met in general, right, Yeah. Well,
Speaker 8: I think a lot of women do sort of feel
Speaker 8: they feel better if they're with a taller man, most
Speaker 8: of them, you know, if they're tall themselves.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you think that some women just have a preference
Speaker 2: for taller men as opposed to shorter men, regardless of
Speaker 2: whether or not they're handsome.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, the thing is men have their preferences too, don't they.
Speaker 2: Well that's fair enough, that's a good point. Although it's
Speaker 2: never been an issue with me to have someone who's
Speaker 2: taller than me. I mean, I'm kind of aware of
Speaker 2: it because my wife's quite tall. When we're in the
Speaker 2: lift going somewhere and she's standing next to me, especially
Speaker 2: for going out somewhere, like you know, it's formal, and
Speaker 2: I think I look like you know, I look like
Speaker 2: a younger brother or something, you know, like I look
Speaker 2: like the poor cousin or something. So that's noticeable. But
Speaker 2: I've never really.
Speaker 4: Thought that bad.
Speaker 8: I mean, my husband was you know, he was shorter
Speaker 8: than me too, but it didn't it didn't bother me.
Speaker 8: But I know that I think men. A lot of men,
Speaker 8: you know, they like to be a bit taller too,
Speaker 8: if they're you know, if they're a bit short. I
Speaker 8: think they feel not all, not everybody. I mean some men,
Speaker 8: some men don't worry about being baled, and others sort
Speaker 8: of don't like it. So it all depends on how
Speaker 8: you think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if I had a choice between bald or tall, gee,
Speaker 2: that's a good question I just asked myself. And I
Speaker 2: can't even ask this to doctor Carl because he wouldn't
Speaker 2: answer it for me. But a choice between being baled
Speaker 2: or being.
Speaker 8: Tall, well, I feel the same about red headed boys.
Speaker 8: I always you know, the ones that have got real
Speaker 8: ginger hair, not the ones with you know, the.
Speaker 2: Dark yeah, the reddish hair, yeah bad.
Speaker 8: Yeah, But you know I've got red hair myself, and
Speaker 8: I think the lucky stars that I was born female,
Speaker 8: because if I had been a redheaded boy. I don't
Speaker 8: think I would have enjoyed it very much.
Speaker 2: Well, there's been a stigma, hasn't there for a long
Speaker 2: time about ginger boys. And I think there was even
Speaker 2: an episode of you know, South Park or something, and
Speaker 2: there's even I think once a year in the UK
Speaker 2: they have National Ginger Day. It might be a world
Speaker 2: wide think where people who are ginger can stand up
Speaker 2: and feel proud about the color of their hair. Isn't
Speaker 2: that weird? I wonder where that came from.
Speaker 8: I don't know. I don't know, but it never worried
Speaker 8: me because I never had any problems having red hair.
Speaker 8: But you know, I mean girls can do themselves up,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course. But it just when you think of
Speaker 2: all of the things and all of the prejudices and
Speaker 2: we have, you know, to pick on somebody because of
Speaker 2: the color of their ginger hair. There must be something
Speaker 2: somewhere down through history that's I never got picked on.
Speaker 8: I used to get called carrots and what else was it?
Speaker 8: I can't remember. Oh, I hated blood nuts. Sometimes they
Speaker 8: used to get called blood nut.
Speaker 2: I hated that kids can be cruel. But now it's
Speaker 2: come back into fashion and you know, the sort of
Speaker 2: ginger look is and the orban sort of ginger look
Speaker 2: is the most popular hair color for the last two years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know if you know. Have you not noticed
Speaker 2: that you have a look around when you're on the
Speaker 2: bus and have a look at how many young people
Speaker 2: have really highlighted and dyed their hairs, especially women, have
Speaker 2: dyed their hair to be.
Speaker 8: Almost I thought it was always blonde, you know.
Speaker 2: No, that's changed. No, blonde is so out now. Oh yeah, No,
Speaker 2: it's the urban colors, and it's the red and the
Speaker 2: brighter sort of reds. The colors that people used to
Speaker 2: shy away from have now become you know, so you're
Speaker 2: back in vogue.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, Well I've been this way, you know. I
Speaker 8: think I think my hair started growing when I was
Speaker 8: about sixteen months or something. But anyway, and my mom
Speaker 8: had five five in the family, and she was the
Speaker 8: only one with red hair.
Speaker 2: Have you ever worried about the color of your hair?
Speaker 2: Has it ever been an.
Speaker 8: Issue for you? Never had any trouble with me. They
Speaker 8: like my hair.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Do you know what, because I did read that
Speaker 2: if you have red hair, you are considered to be
Speaker 2: more intelligent.
Speaker 8: Oh well, I can't really answer that.
Speaker 2: Just go yeah, that's true. You just go with it.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, just as they say, lean into it, Marge.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, no, I really you know, Yeah, I had
Speaker 8: fun when I was younger with red hair. I was
Speaker 8: the sort of I love parties and I love people,
Speaker 8: and I really enjoyed myself.
Speaker 2: You know, I wonder what the saying is for red hair,
Speaker 2: because you know, blondes have more fun. But if they
Speaker 2: actually have a saying that goes with, you know, the
Speaker 2: red hair, you know, the sort of the swinging sixties
Speaker 2: red hair hair, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And I was always concerned when my sons were born.
Speaker 8: I had you know, I've got two sons and I thought, I, God,
Speaker 8: I hope they haven't got red hair. Oh really yeah,
Speaker 8: but no, Well the first one was bald until he
Speaker 8: was you know, a couple of months old, and he
Speaker 8: had blonde hair. And the other one was born with
Speaker 8: dark hair because my husband had dark hair. And yeah,
Speaker 8: so I know, either of thee's got red hair, it's
Speaker 8: not interesting.
Speaker 2: If I had a choice. But again, if you give
Speaker 2: me a three way choice here, one would I rather
Speaker 2: be baled or short? I would still take the hair
Speaker 2: but also if I had a choice between having no
Speaker 2: hair and having red hair again, you know, i'd look
Speaker 2: like the guy from Simply Red. I'd be quite happy
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I mean you've got a nice personality.
Speaker 2: Well that's another way of saying I'm ugly, right, thank you. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 9: Not at all, not at all.
Speaker 8: But I mean having a personality, you know, I mean
Speaker 8: it means, I mean women like men that fake them laugh. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you know, and you don't have to be good looking
Speaker 8: or have a good head of hair or anything so
Speaker 8: that they just get attracted to men that make them laugh.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 8: They enjoy their company, you know.
Speaker 2: And you can always be a mascot for Queensland in
Speaker 2: the state of origin. Let's not forget that. Well, that's
Speaker 2: sort of a little more Maroon.
Speaker 8: Than I come from Adelaide originally.
Speaker 2: There's no blues in that. That comes later when you
Speaker 2: get older, when you get the rinse. Marjie, have a
Speaker 2: terrific day. Thank you so much for calling through there
Speaker 2: you got. That's Marjie in Brisbane and it is sixteen
Speaker 2: minutes to one. I found the audio for this tall
Speaker 2: mirror thing. I want to play that for you next
Speaker 2: eleven minutes to one. So a couple of texts have
Speaker 2: come through talking about height and this is from cars
Speaker 2: in Queensland. He says, Phil, before your time, Alan Ladd
Speaker 2: opposite Sophia la Wren in A Boy and a Dolphin
Speaker 2: and was short acted in Shade classic movie and later
Speaker 2: on a few other ones as well. Appreciate your text
Speaker 2: cos thank you so much. And also this one that
Speaker 2: came in from Carrie Phil, I was about to ring
Speaker 2: you about the footy and then I heard the news,
Speaker 2: so she got sidetracked before she wanted to talk about
Speaker 2: the footy with things that are going on, but then
Speaker 2: she got back to it and says, go the blues.
Speaker 2: We can still win this one. Thank you carry for
Speaker 2: sending three of that text. Paul gave me a saying
Speaker 2: that had to do with redheads and I think that
Speaker 2: all of the way, and also had one. All of
Speaker 2: the redhead jokes pretty much go in the direction that
Speaker 2: you think they might go. So I spoke to a
Speaker 2: guy in the UK who had this mirror. I think
Speaker 2: this is well. I don't know whether or not like
Speaker 2: the mirror itself or the concept and the idea of
Speaker 2: the mirror, because I think it's really really clever. And
Speaker 2: the mirror was called who Tall are You? So you
Speaker 2: would go to somebody's house they've got the mirror there
Speaker 2: and you stand in front of it and you see
Speaker 2: which well known celebrity or movie star you're taller than.
Speaker 2: And I thought it was a great idea. He was
Speaker 2: telling me all about it.
Speaker 12: I mean, originally the concept was all about when you're
Speaker 12: a little kid, you kind of measure your height and stuff,
Speaker 12: and if you kind of put a little pencil mark
Speaker 12: on the wall, and as you're growing up you kind
Speaker 12: of see it growing. And we've got it's kind of
Speaker 12: nice extension to that, so it's kind of kind of
Speaker 12: familiarity to it, which had a kind of novelty factor
Speaker 12: that you can also see your height compared to a celebrity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but people will go to someone's house and the
Speaker 2: first thing they'll want to do is see if they're
Speaker 2: James Dean or Tom Cruise. You know, I'm feeling I'm
Speaker 2: sure you know, I'm about five to six, and I
Speaker 2: would get great pleasure knowing that I'm taller than say
Speaker 2: Tom Cruise or Colin Farrell or something like that.
Speaker 12: A lot of people are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it would give me an intense feeling of satisfaction,
Speaker 2: purpose and also achievement, and yet I've actually done nothing
Speaker 2: to get that.
Speaker 12: Exactly, it's perfect. I mean, I've got one point in
Speaker 12: my place, and every single person that comes over the
Speaker 12: first thing they do stand in front of it and
Speaker 12: compare themselves. Kind of one of those things that as
Speaker 12: long as you're over about five to seven, five eight,
Speaker 12: you kind of come up with quite a good result.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks, I just todd you as five to six.
Speaker 2: Isn't no need for you to make me feel lotter
Speaker 2: at five six maybe five six in a quarter? Who
Speaker 2: am I taller than?
Speaker 12: So you would actually be around about Robert de niro height.
Speaker 12: I don't have a kid, tells over there over here,
Speaker 12: he retells it about eighty pounds.
Speaker 2: With the current strength of our dollar, it's about six
Speaker 2: million dollars.
Speaker 12: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Who's the shortest person on the mirror?
Speaker 12: Gary Coleman's down there?
Speaker 2: Oh well, I knew I was taller.
Speaker 12: Than him, Yeah, Sunny DeVito.
Speaker 2: Yeah again, I kind of knew I was taller than him.
Speaker 2: And what about everybody? Bet all the women that be
Speaker 2: loving Kyley Minogue there.
Speaker 12: Too, wouldn't they yeah, she's quite tall. Actually right it
Speaker 12: right at the top. You've got people like Peter the Great,
Speaker 12: Holt Hogan, Dog London, the kid Rock.
Speaker 2: Well that's so interesting people. Well, of course your big
Speaker 2: mates will come over there. Oh it, give us a
Speaker 2: look at Darphin.
Speaker 12: We've got to two hundred tentimeters, Peter the Great and
Speaker 12: Peter Crouch.
Speaker 2: Which is one of our footballers, Peter Crouch. I knew
Speaker 2: that the English football are very very tall too. What
Speaker 2: a great idea. And I was looking up the height
Speaker 2: of a lot of people movie stars and Tom Cruise
Speaker 2: is only about the same height as I am. And
Speaker 2: it's incredible to think that. You know, when you meet
Speaker 2: somebody who's a movie star and you've seem they're short,
Speaker 2: I don't know whether it changes your opinion of them
Speaker 2: or not, but it's certainly a surprise. There was a
Speaker 2: couple of people that I met. Sam Pang I met
Speaker 2: and he was really short, and I was really surprised
Speaker 2: by that because he always seemed taller on television. And
Speaker 2: who was the other one, Oh, Grant Dania. Well here's
Speaker 2: a surprise for you. I met Grant Dania and I
Speaker 2: thought that I could out tall him. And I couldn't.
Speaker 2: And I was really surprised by that because you know
Speaker 2: how short he is. But there are some people. There's
Speaker 2: another one who I was thinking of, Andrew Denton, also
Speaker 2: equally really really short. You don't expect people to be
Speaker 2: that short when you meet them in person. Who else
Speaker 2: was there a whole bunch of people that you know,
Speaker 2: you run into and you meet, and then you in
Speaker 2: person you go, wow, that really really surprised me. You know,
Speaker 2: Tom Cruz quite short, Michael J. Fox, we knew that too.
Speaker 2: But Kevin Hart. Do you know the actor Kevin Hart,
Speaker 2: He's really short. He's only about five foot two. And also,
Speaker 2: you know who else is really short? Dustin Hoffman, who's
Speaker 2: again around about my height, just over five foot. Al
Speaker 2: Pachi is only just over five foot Isn't that incredible?
Speaker 2: You think al Pacino would be someone who just comes
Speaker 2: across as being a really really tall person. And here's
Speaker 2: another one, and this one really surprises me too. And
Speaker 2: two people in fact. One Mark Wahlberg, who I would
Speaker 2: always have said Mark Wahlberg would have to be up
Speaker 2: around you, you know, six foot. No he's not Mark Wahlburg,
Speaker 2: just a round about five foot six. And the other
Speaker 2: one that really surprises me again a round about five
Speaker 2: foot six and I would never have picked this, and
Speaker 2: that's Robert Downey Junior. You just think to myself, you know,
Speaker 2: like I could have been a movie star, could have
Speaker 2: been a comp always wanted to be a cop. Somebody
Speaker 2: else at Angus young too, and Robin Williams was only
Speaker 2: five foot seven inches in height.
Speaker 10: Two.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I've ever told you, and I
Speaker 2: think I've got time to do it my Robin Williams story.
Speaker 2: And I was at this a bit of name dropping here,
Speaker 2: but it's true, but it was not by way of
Speaker 2: name dropping. But I just want to tell you where
Speaker 2: we were at. We went over to do a movie
Speaker 2: premiere in America with Molly Meldrum and Angela Bishop from
Speaker 2: Channel ten News, and we went to this restaurant and
Speaker 2: I think the restaurant was called No Boo and it
Speaker 2: was owned by Robert de Niro, who has a lot
Speaker 2: of restaurants. And we glanced over at the other table
Speaker 2: and I swear to god, Billy Cresteal was having dinner
Speaker 2: with Robin Williams, and I just went, I can't believe it.
Speaker 2: It's Robin Williams and Billy Crestel and also in this
Speaker 2: restaurant was Helen Hunt was there with the actor that
Speaker 2: she was going out with at the time, whose name
Speaker 2: I can't remember. It was Paul anyway, So I was
Speaker 2: sort of fixated on this Robin Williams. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: Robin Williams, right, forget Billy Crystal. And so Robin Williams
Speaker 2: went off to the bathroom and I thought, I'm going
Speaker 2: to go in there, and I'm going to follow him
Speaker 2: in there because I want to meet him. And so
Speaker 2: he'd gone into the cubicle. Somebody's in the cubicle and
Speaker 2: you're standing at a toilet and you don't need to go.
Speaker 2: You really are in no man's land. I've got, you know,
Speaker 2: nowhere to go, nothing to do. So I just stood
Speaker 2: there washing my hands for what must have been about
Speaker 2: five minutes, and you know, he was the only other
Speaker 2: person in there. I'm in there, he's doing his business,
Speaker 2: I'm washing my hands. Eventually he comes out and I
Speaker 2: spin around and grab his hand and going, you know,
Speaker 2: Robin Williams, you're a comedic genius, sir. You know my hands,
Speaker 2: of course, I've been washing them for about five minutes
Speaker 2: that were covered in soap and my arms were just saturated.
Speaker 2: But you know, I've got ahold of it, and I'm
Speaker 2: shaking his hand, going, it's great to meet you. It's
Speaker 2: great to meet you. You know that is my memory
Speaker 2: of Robin Williams. And then an Angela Bishop. If you're listening,
Speaker 2: you know you did this on purpose. Afterwards, they all
Speaker 2: went outside, got in their limousines, and I took her.
Speaker 2: Angela Bishop says, take a photo of me with Robin
Speaker 2: Williams and with Billy Crystal. So I took a photo
Speaker 2: of me with of her with Robin Williams and Billy Crystal.
Speaker 2: And then I give her the camera and I say
Speaker 2: my camera. I say, hey, Ange, can you take a
Speaker 2: photo of me with Robin Williams and Billy Crystal? And
Speaker 2: she cropped my head out, And I think she did
Speaker 2: that on purpose. I think that and you know you
Speaker 2: did it if you're listening, because she sent me photos
Speaker 2: the other day, Angela Bishop, and she was bragging about
Speaker 2: how she met Billy Crystal and Robin Williams. But she
Speaker 2: took me out of the photo. So I can't even
Speaker 2: have any photographic evidence of it. All right, it's coming
Speaker 2: up to news time, and then we're going to get
Speaker 2: to doctor Carl Krusiniski, Enda Brady, our UK correspondent, and
Speaker 2: more on the way. Five minutes to one. Hey Carrie,
Speaker 2: how are you? She said, I saw Robin Williams and
Speaker 2: she didn't mention where it was. I guess it would
Speaker 2: have been a high live concert that would have been
Speaker 2: absolutely amazing. Would love to have seen that. You know
Speaker 2: who else was really good live And I was surprised,
Speaker 2: not so much the last time he was here in Sydney,
Speaker 2: but back in the nineties Jerry Seinfeld. He was so
Speaker 2: funny on stage and one of the funniest things that
Speaker 2: he did was somebody said can you please go hello Newman?
Speaker 2: And he sort of rolled his eyes and he went okay,
Speaker 2: and something that wouldn't ordinarily be that funny, but then
Speaker 2: he stopped. There was a long pause and he goes,
Speaker 2: hello Newman. It was one of the most hilarious things. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's to your news, and then we'll get to end
Speaker 2: of Brady.
Speaker 1: On two, GB, four, BC and network stations. This is
Speaker 1: Our Australia Overnight with Phil O'Neill wedding.
Speaker 2: How I am so talking about height as we were
Speaker 2: a little moment a moment ago, Joe at Tempe said, Phil,
Speaker 2: what are the heights of the CGB presenters. It's a
Speaker 2: good question. I think John Stankey Stanley is the same
Speaker 2: height as me, about five six five seven. Clinton Maynard
Speaker 2: would be about my height. Ben Fordham also probably Ben
Speaker 2: would be about five eight. He's not very tall. Mark
Speaker 2: Leevy's quite tall. I'm just trying to think Michael McLaren
Speaker 2: yet he's also quite tall. So yeah, it's gotta yeah
Speaker 2: a bit here in a little bit there to answer
Speaker 2: that question for you, Kerry. Just to continue that thing
Speaker 2: that you were saying about Robin Williams with your text,
Speaker 2: she said he was the funniest man alive. I saw
Speaker 2: him when he came to Australia. No one tells the
Speaker 2: story about how golf started better than him. Yeah, if
Speaker 2: you haven't ever seen that, go to YouTube and have
Speaker 2: a look at the story that Robin Williams talks about
Speaker 2: how golf started, because it was absolutely fantastic. And talking
Speaker 2: about hy this one came in from Bruce who said
Speaker 2: Ted Cassidy, who was Lurch from the Adams family, was
Speaker 2: very tall, but he didn't have a very big vocabulary.
Speaker 2: Well he didn't really need it, did he. I mean,
Speaker 2: he was lurch I didn't. I think. I don't think
Speaker 2: he ever said anything on the Adams family. Now you
Speaker 2: think about it. And a couple of other people sending
Speaker 2: in text, going, I know some short celebrities for you.
Speaker 2: Roger said Andrew O'Keeffe. Never met him, so I can't
Speaker 2: do the comparison. But Roger also said Grant DNYA, and
Speaker 2: I mentioned this before, saw Grant walking down the hallway. Grant,
Speaker 2: he looks short, and I think that sometimes they put
Speaker 2: him on with a contestant who's really tall, just to
Speaker 2: sort of rubby his face in it. But I saw
Speaker 2: Grant and I thought, yep, this is a you know,
Speaker 2: I got this one. And I said, makee quick photo.
Speaker 2: You and I a bit of a tall off, thinking that,
Speaker 2: you know, I would tower above him, and now I
Speaker 2: was about the same height. Couldn't believe it. I thought, no,
Speaker 2: surely I'm taller than him. But no, unfortunately not. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's get to end of Brady before we do this, though.
Speaker 2: Let's get just back to something that Donald Trump was
Speaker 2: saying before when he was on the lawn at the
Speaker 2: White House. They had the unveiling of the new flag
Speaker 2: poles on the front lawn of the White House, and
Speaker 2: he was talking about that. But he also did manage
Speaker 2: to get around to talking about the situation with Israel
Speaker 2: and Iran.
Speaker 6: Two very simple words, a very simple unconditional surrender that
Speaker 6: means I've had it.
Speaker 7: Okay, I've had it. I give up no more.
Speaker 6: Then we go blow up all the you know, all
Speaker 6: the nuclear stuff that's all over the place there.
Speaker 2: Now, they had bad.
Speaker 13: Intentions, you know, the for forty years they've been saying
Speaker 13: death to America, death to Israel, death to anybody else
Speaker 13: that they didn't like. They were bullies, they were schoolyard bullies.
Speaker 6: And now they're not bullies anymore. But we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Well. Just further to that, the Eye Tooler has warned
Speaker 2: that Iran is not one to surrender, and apparently a
Speaker 2: furious speech, he said in a chilling threat, the Iranian
Speaker 2: state TV warn there is a major surprise tonight. He
Speaker 2: claimed that the world will remember this for centuries. Didn't
Speaker 2: elaborate on what's going on there, So we'll keep an
Speaker 2: eye on that throughout the morning as well. I wonder
Speaker 2: how that situation is unfolding and also is being received
Speaker 2: in the UK. Well, there's one guy who would know
Speaker 2: the UK report. Good morning Ender Brady. How are you
Speaker 2: Is there much of a story over there in the UK?
Speaker 2: Are people talking about this whole situation much? They are fair?
Speaker 14: Yet Look it's huge couple of lines on the So
Speaker 14: the Prime Minister kir Starmer is heading into an emergency
Speaker 14: meeting right now really in Number ten Downing Streets. So
Speaker 14: when the British government is dealing with a crisis, or
Speaker 14: there is an impending international crisis, they go to what
Speaker 14: they call COBRA level. Sounds very dramatic. Cobra like a
Speaker 14: big dramatic biting snake, actually stands for Cabinet Office Briefing
Speaker 14: Room A. So it's quite anodyne.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 14: They go to a briefing room in the Cabinet office
Speaker 14: and it's briefing room A. So Starmer will be in
Speaker 14: there with his defense people, security officials, all his intelligence people.
Speaker 14: They're trying to figure out what's going on. Now Trump,
Speaker 14: I've just seen him speak on the lawn at the
Speaker 14: White House on TV. He was asked directly the question
Speaker 14: will you attack? I ran and he said I may
Speaker 14: or I may not. That was how he answered it,
Speaker 14: so he seems to be fifty to fifty either way.
Speaker 14: I think what Starmer's trying to weigh up that if
Speaker 14: America does get involved with ISRAE and they go after
Speaker 14: Iran even more, what kind of support will the UK,
Speaker 14: if any, offer to the United States. It could be
Speaker 14: use of British air bases in the region. There is
Speaker 14: raf facretary on Cyprus, it could be refueling. They may
Speaker 14: well offer fighter jets. We don't know. But Starmer right
Speaker 14: now is trying to figure out a response, trying to
Speaker 14: figure out what's happening and trying to figure out a response.
Speaker 2: Usually from memory. Whenever there was a Cobra meeting, this
Speaker 2: had to do with internal security and also threats of terrorism.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this encompasses that.
Speaker 14: So you're right. Normally when the UK government goes into
Speaker 14: Cobra mode, it is as a result of a terror
Speaker 14: attack in one of our cities, or British nationals have
Speaker 14: been attacked abroad. It's generally something very very domestic and
Speaker 14: UK related. But this would relate to UK troops. So
Speaker 14: I think what Starmer is doing is just being prudent
Speaker 14: and trying to work out a plan that if it
Speaker 14: comes to it, and you know, there's a good relationship,
Speaker 14: a very good relationship between the UK and the Trump administration,
Speaker 14: as evidenced by that deal that was signed the other day,
Speaker 14: a trade deal. But clearly Starmer was at the G
Speaker 14: seven and had no idea and no heads up about
Speaker 14: what Trump plans to do. So I think right now
Speaker 14: he's trying to just get organized.
Speaker 2: Does this come across as as an organized meeting or
Speaker 2: something that's been hastily put together.
Speaker 14: No, I don't think Starmar does hasty. I mean, he's
Speaker 14: a lawyer, he's a very meticulous man. He's quite studious.
Speaker 14: You know a lot of people call him boring. I
Speaker 14: don't think Starmar does hasty or off the cuff. I
Speaker 14: think he likes to be organized, and I'm sure he's
Speaker 14: been thinking this the back of his mind since coming
Speaker 14: back from Canada and the G seven, that you know,
Speaker 14: we need to kind of have a plan, and that's
Speaker 14: what we're seeing.
Speaker 2: So you watch the White House front lawn chat that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump had, the Molonga call it more a chat
Speaker 2: than a press conference, because I thought he seemed very
Speaker 2: nonchalant and incredibly relaxed for a man who's got all
Speaker 2: of this on his shoulders. What did you what impression
Speaker 2: did you get from his demeanor?
Speaker 14: Well, it was the usual chaotic, rambling communication. I mean,
Speaker 14: it started off about a flag pole, and then suddenly
Speaker 14: he's talking about the guy who sets the interest rates
Speaker 14: in the Federal Reserve Bank in America. Then the usual
Speaker 14: jibes against Joe Biden and the previous administration. Then he
Speaker 14: started saying, how these guys who are putting up the flagpoles,
Speaker 14: one of them could be a movie star. And then
Speaker 14: he started talking about Iran and Israel. So it's I
Speaker 14: call it word salad. You know, It's like he tosses
Speaker 14: everything up in the air and what lands in the
Speaker 14: bowl gets served to the people. So it's a very
Speaker 14: strange way of running an administration. But I do think
Speaker 14: the United States seems to be leaning towards attacking Iran.
Speaker 2: But he didn't seem to be at all in any
Speaker 2: sense of hurry. He didn't seem to be in any
Speaker 2: sense of you know, he never is, no, but he
Speaker 2: seemed more so. I thought, I thought in this particular case,
Speaker 2: I was really surprised at how relaxed he seemed.
Speaker 14: Yeah, very very laid back. But ultimately other people will
Speaker 14: be doing the work. You know, he will sign off
Speaker 14: on it, and defense chiefs and military people will have
Speaker 14: to put a plan into action and make it work.
Speaker 14: But what happens if he attacks Iran? And then not
Speaker 14: that far away in Katar you have a huge American
Speaker 14: military base called Al Judd. I've actually been there. It
Speaker 14: is vast, it's in the desert and guitar. There are
Speaker 14: thousands of Americans on the ground there. So he needs
Speaker 14: to be very, very careful because Iran clearly will not
Speaker 14: be able to strike the United States of America on
Speaker 14: American soil, but they could destroy the airbase with two missiles.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that's something that nobody wants to think about.
Speaker 2: Let's move on to huge house explosion in London. This
Speaker 2: is a terrible story.
Speaker 14: What happened exactly, So emergency services college to a place
Speaker 14: called Stoke, Newington, Northeast London. Two reports of what, on
Speaker 14: the face of it looked like a gas explosion at
Speaker 14: a house in bits and they found the body of
Speaker 14: a woman in her forties inside. Now she's been named
Speaker 14: as Annabel Rook. Someone who worked very closely with women
Speaker 14: who had been the victims of domestic violence and gender
Speaker 14: based violence. And she was dead. God Helper, she died.
Speaker 14: On the face of it, it looked like she died
Speaker 14: in this gas explosion. Then what happened was closer examination
Speaker 14: of her body they found stab wounds. So the working
Speaker 14: theory police are looking at is that somebody killed her
Speaker 14: and then set about creating this gas explosion to make
Speaker 14: it look as if she had died in a non
Speaker 14: sinister way. A man in his forties known to her
Speaker 14: has been arrested. So God Helper, it appears that she
Speaker 14: herself has become a victim of domestic violence.
Speaker 2: That's a terrible story. On a lineer note, I see
Speaker 2: here that you've mentioned that you're heading into a heat wave.
Speaker 2: Heat wave by your conditions compared to Australia might just
Speaker 2: freezing Cardia. How hot is it so?
Speaker 14: Right now? Twenty seven celsius caused much of the southeast
Speaker 14: and south of England and London thirty one celsius. It
Speaker 14: will get up to on Friday in the Capitol and
Speaker 14: this is going to last they reckon maybe another six
Speaker 14: or seven days. Now. I know Australians will be rolling
Speaker 14: their eyes and saying, oh, the bridge their heat waves
Speaker 14: and they've touched thirty one celsius. They think it's hot.
Speaker 14: We're never going to get to marble bar levels in
Speaker 14: western Australia. It's just not going to happen here. But
Speaker 14: it's interesting. The Meteorological Office, who deal with weather patterns
Speaker 14: in the UK and forecasts, they've come out today in
Speaker 14: the newspapers and said we need to start planning for
Speaker 14: forty celsius summers in the south of England. Really, that's
Speaker 14: the way it's headed.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about you, funnily enough, talking about the weather.
Speaker 2: At the end of the day, I read this story
Speaker 2: about whether or not Vladimir Putin could attack a Britain
Speaker 2: could attack Britain by blocking out the sun. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you'd heard anything about this.
Speaker 14: But he did a TV show the other day on
Speaker 14: this stop at THEO Engineering as Nick call us.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, so it's actually a thing.
Speaker 14: It's a thing. I have to hold my hands up
Speaker 14: and say, Phil. I read as many articles and newspaper
Speaker 14: clips as I could about and I still didn't understand this.
Speaker 14: I had some brilliant scientists on the program and climate
Speaker 14: change experts, and they explained it. But look, I think
Speaker 14: we've seen Putin in operation on UK soil and what
Speaker 14: he does is he sends his operatives. I don't think
Speaker 14: he's going to block out the sun to spite the UK.
Speaker 14: I'd be more concerned about what we're seeing, this kind
Speaker 14: of cyber warfare, hybrid warfare and very suspicious incidents involving
Speaker 14: UK infrastructure. You'll remember a couple of months ago we
Speaker 14: spoke about the Tricity substation near Heathrow Airport suddenly catching
Speaker 14: fire and all the power being lost at the airport
Speaker 14: and flights being canceled for twenty four hours. That still
Speaker 14: doesn't add up to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that was a very very unusual thing to happen.
Speaker 2: Well here's the story, well just a bit of it. Anyway,
Speaker 2: they could use sola engineering this is Russia to use
Speaker 2: technology to reflect light away from the Earth back into
Speaker 2: space by dimming some of the clouds. Well right, I mean, like, hey,
Speaker 2: if you're going to threaten somebody with something that's pretty good,
Speaker 2: you know, don't make me come over there in Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean that literally is.
Speaker 14: One level manic evil genius stuff.
Speaker 2: It's it is a new level of the metaphor throwing shade,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Don't make me come over there and throw
Speaker 2: some shade. Literally, hey, listen.
Speaker 14: To block out your sunlight.
Speaker 2: Don't make me block out your sun Can I get
Speaker 2: you to hang on a set because I've got a
Speaker 2: couple of other things i want to talk to you about. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's say Inder Brady in the UK. We'll get back
Speaker 2: to him in just a moment, and we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about a couple of other things that are going on.
Speaker 2: Twenty three minutes past one. Doctor Carl Kruziniski coming up
Speaker 2: in a moment answering the questions that you text since
Speaker 2: through last week with ask doctor Carl. But we've got
Speaker 2: Ender Brady on the phone. Thanks for hanging on there.
Speaker 2: I want to talk to you about a couple of
Speaker 2: things just to wrap up, one being the football and
Speaker 2: the situation with Ange Posta Cooglu, who of course was
Speaker 2: with Spurs managed to get them a bit of silverware,
Speaker 2: but now he's gone.
Speaker 14: He is and the Tottenham chairman has put a video
Speaker 14: out today saying or explaining why he made that decision.
Speaker 14: So a lot of people spars fans and non Spars
Speaker 14: fans feel that he's been badly treated winning them a
Speaker 14: major European trophy. They've done nothing for years and began,
Speaker 14: wins the trophy and gets sacked. Now I think Ange
Speaker 14: will be out of a job very long. He has
Speaker 14: admirers all over the world now, after all that publicity
Speaker 14: and that amazing night in where was it in let
Speaker 14: me think Northern Spain that night bill Bow when they
Speaker 14: won the trophy. So Levy, Daniel Levy is the chairman
Speaker 14: of Tottenham Hotspur. He's come out today in a video
Speaker 14: and he said, look, we want to win the Premier League.
Speaker 14: And he said it was very difficult to sack and
Speaker 14: he said we are friends, there's an emotional connection, but
Speaker 14: he said we want to win the Premier League and
Speaker 14: finishing seventeenth last season just was not good enough. So
Speaker 14: despite winning European trophy, they took the view that Tottenham
Speaker 14: are a long way away from winning the Premier League.
Speaker 14: And now they're bringing in this Danish guy from Brentford
Speaker 14: called Thomas Frank, who they have described as a superhuman
Speaker 14: and he's going to take a lot of superhuman efforts
Speaker 14: to get that Tottenham team competitive. Next year, starting August seventeenth,
Speaker 14: I think in the EPL home to Burnley, so they've
Speaker 14: just come up from the Championship. Sports should beat them.
Speaker 2: Handily, and as people don't realize that, they don't have
Speaker 2: an idea about English football. If you're a football manager
Speaker 2: in the UK, you can be a superstar, more so
Speaker 2: than a lot of the players, Mourinho being a great example.
Speaker 2: Alex Ferguson. Of course, with Men United being a gooner,
Speaker 2: we'd never ever be able to replace Arsen Wenger. If
Speaker 2: you can get yourself into a position like Pasta Cooglo,
Speaker 2: you can become somewhat of a national treasure without ever
Speaker 2: kicking a ball.
Speaker 14: Oh absolutely, household name. And some people will love you,
Speaker 14: and some people won't like you. They'll never have met you.
Speaker 14: But I know people who would not be in the
Speaker 14: same room as Jose Mourinho and they don't like him
Speaker 14: because of his time at Chelsea. And then you will
Speaker 14: guess Tottenham fans who will hate Arsene Wenger. But these
Speaker 14: are successful men. They're loved because they're successful, and then
Speaker 14: the same reason is why people don't like them. So
Speaker 14: it's a shame, you know. The one thing that the
Speaker 14: names you've mentioned there, Alex Ferguson, Marino, Wenger. They're all
Speaker 14: given time, you know there are well that's it something
Speaker 14: yeah and big and has not been given the time
Speaker 14: and he still was building something and more a trophy.
Speaker 14: So it's a real shame for him, and I think
Speaker 14: it's a shame for Tottenham.
Speaker 2: Mind you, those names that we both mentioned there came
Speaker 2: from a different era where they were given a lot
Speaker 2: more time. And the way the world is at the moment,
Speaker 2: this is a whole other conversation. Everything's got to be
Speaker 2: done immediately now. As you said with Mourinho, some people
Speaker 2: will love you, some people will hate you. Brings me
Speaker 2: to an email that I got from Ed who Ed
Speaker 2: who's in Rhana Hills in Brisbane. Who actually said it
Speaker 2: to Mike Jeffries, but it came through to my box
Speaker 2: and he said that when I was discussing the chat
Speaker 2: we had last week about how you went to Peru,
Speaker 2: he said, I'm a thickhead because I didn't actually talk
Speaker 2: to you about your visit to mattch You pitch you,
Speaker 2: So could you just elaborate for Ed, just so I
Speaker 2: can get out of his bad books. How you experienced
Speaker 2: was there.
Speaker 14: Oh with pleasure ed. It was an extraordinary experience. So
Speaker 14: we were picked up at four a. We were in
Speaker 14: the city of Cusco. A minibus came and got us.
Speaker 14: It was an organized group. If you're going to Peru,
Speaker 14: if you're going to match you Peach, you go with
Speaker 14: an organized group. So you'll have a lot of people
Speaker 14: flogging tickets and I can get you this, I can
Speaker 14: get you that. The only issue four and a half
Speaker 14: thousand permits per day. So the Peruvian government clamping down
Speaker 14: on over tourism and all these rogue traders. So go
Speaker 14: with someone you trust. You're going to spend four hundred
Speaker 14: and fifty US dollars. That's what I spent now for that.
Speaker 14: We got picked up in a minibus. There was a
Speaker 14: train to a town called Aguas Calientes, which is the
Speaker 14: nearest settlement or town beside Matchu Pichu. And then when
Speaker 14: we got off the train, there was a minibus driver
Speaker 14: there who took us up to the gates of the
Speaker 14: park and you go in and you hike from maybe
Speaker 14: twenty minutes and there in the middle of all these
Speaker 14: extraordinarily beautiful mountains. It was a scorching hot day. It
Speaker 14: looked like the gates of heaven were opening up in
Speaker 14: front of us. Matchew Peachew. You look down on it,
Speaker 14: you can find my instagram that end of brady e
Speaker 14: Nda b or ad Y and you can see some
Speaker 14: of the pictures I took of it, just off my phone,
Speaker 14: and it was stunning. I mean, I need to go
Speaker 14: get a book and learn the history of the place.
Speaker 14: But how they built it there, how they survived for
Speaker 14: so long. I didn't see any source of water in
Speaker 14: the area whatsoever, certainly not near Matcha Piachu. It was brilliant.
Speaker 14: And the one other thing I did fill which was
Speaker 14: very good value for money, we did an organized tour
Speaker 14: up Rainbow Mountain. Now go on a search engine type
Speaker 14: in Rainbow Mountain, Peru and check this out. So a
Speaker 14: glacier has receded and beneath the snow four or five
Speaker 14: years ago, these extraordinary colors came screening out of the mountainside.
Speaker 14: The altitude was the same level as base Camp Everest.
Speaker 14: It was very difficult. There wasn't much oxygen in the air.
Speaker 14: But we hiked up there and that was even more
Speaker 14: beautiful than Matchewpiachu.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go on your Instagram page to have
Speaker 2: a look at that. You've sold it to me. Mate,
Speaker 2: lovely to torch you stay cool out there with your
Speaker 2: heat wave and we'll talk to you next week. Thank
Speaker 2: you so much. Enda Brady ow UK correspondent there and
Speaker 2: as I said, get onto his has he said, get
Speaker 2: onto his Instagram page and have a look at some
Speaker 2: of the photos he took to when he was in Peru.
Speaker 2: A couple of texts coming through and then we'll get
Speaker 2: to doctor Carl. Sharon, how are you said, I've never
Speaker 2: seen you. You may be short, but you have a
Speaker 2: brilliant sense of humor that makes you tall in my eyes.
Speaker 2: Bless you. Sharon Kerry says, it's good to be Aussie
Speaker 2: a while it is at the moment here under the well.
Speaker 2: You would like to think we're here under the wire,
Speaker 2: but who knows. And another one from Brad Philly were
Speaker 2: talking about Brad at Saint Mary's. You were talking about heights.
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Speaker 2: a question for next week's segment With Doctor, cayle kruzenski
Speaker 2: who's on. The phone we'll do the questions that you
Speaker 2: sent through from last. Week next got a couple of really,
Speaker 2: good ones including one that we only had a couple of.
Speaker 2: DAYS ago i remember to Ask doctor carl about this
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Speaker 2: were talking about short people and, tall people and, You
Speaker 2: know i've got a friend who's, really tall wish is he.
Speaker 2: Was shorter, he says whenever he, goes out he feels
Speaker 2: like he gets in, the way especially at concerts and
Speaker 2: cinemas and things. Like that and, they, said well it
Speaker 2: must be better to be tall than to. Be short
Speaker 2: and we've had quite a few emails. About that and
Speaker 2: also this one that just came In from John says
Speaker 2: phil ever heard that Song? Short people, if not, google,
Speaker 2: IT no i. Know It randy newman released a song Called,
Speaker 2: short people and it was very weird because it was
Speaker 2: canceled before the, cancel culture but then became. Okay AGAIN it's,
Speaker 2: i mean it depends on how you hear. The song
Speaker 2: if you heard it when it was, first released it,
Speaker 2: was OKAY and i think we're talking you're, seventy five maybe.
Speaker 2: Seventy seven and then it got to a period where,
Speaker 2: people went hang on, a second this is really insulting to.
Speaker 2: Short people and the song, got canceled and then it
Speaker 2: got back into. Favor again and THE reason i got
Speaker 2: back into favor was that short people, were, going now
Speaker 2: hang on, a second this is you don't need to.
Speaker 2: Do this, you know this song is essentially taking the
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Speaker 2: One nick ganopolis and, he said and, he, said look
Speaker 2: the thing about the wog boy was by making wog
Speaker 2: part of, the language part of, the vernacular you couldn't
Speaker 2: call a kid that at, school anymore and it be
Speaker 2: an insulting term because it had lost. Its sting and
Speaker 2: they said that was the thing too with the random
Speaker 2: human song that, you know it took the sting out.
Speaker 2: Of it, BUT anyway i said further to that one
Speaker 2: these email and This. Is john women prefer men who
Speaker 2: are taller, than them but not necessarily all. The, time
Speaker 2: well my wife's happy as LONG as i eat the
Speaker 2: potato that she makes for me. For dinner twenty five minutes.
Speaker 2: To two i've got lots of questions for you From.
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Speaker 7: You oh pretty, Damn Good, doctor phil.
Speaker 2: THANK you i have a couple of questions that. Came
Speaker 2: in one came In from chris and we were talking
Speaker 2: about if anybody knows much about alien, hands SYNDROME because
Speaker 2: i talked about it on the air and, Everybody said
Speaker 2: you've made that UP and, I said, i Haven't but
Speaker 2: i'll go to a higher authority and here. You are it,
Speaker 2: does exist. Doesn't.
Speaker 11: It, yeah yeah it's a well known problem that can happen.
Speaker 11: To people it's not, that common but it, does happen
Speaker 11: and it's sort of a neurological, type thing and so
Speaker 11: it's a rare. Neurological disorder it does happen where somebody
Speaker 11: experiences that their hand is moving, by itself as though
Speaker 11: it's acting on its own or it's foreign or alien.
Speaker 7: To them now that's not the only part.
Speaker 11: Of it also in this syndrome you've got involuntary movements
Speaker 11: of other parts of the body and also.
Speaker 7: Is a mental thing where, you're thinking my left.
Speaker 11: Arm belongs, to me but that RIGHT arm i don't
Speaker 11: know where they, came from and you feel a weird feeling.
Speaker 11: Of disconnection it goes way back to the nineteen sixties
Speaker 11: is term alien, hand syndrome and there were patients who
Speaker 11: after they'd had brain surgery or strokes or some other
Speaker 11: sort of, neurological events they seem to have uncontrollable movements
Speaker 11: and that.
Speaker 7: Was it the hand was moving uncontrollably and. By itself
Speaker 7: and there's.
Speaker 11: Different types so depending on whether you got damage to
Speaker 11: the front part of the brain or to the corpus,
Speaker 11: s glosum the bundle of nerves joining the two part
Speaker 11: or the back part of. The brain you can have
Speaker 11: different sort, of symptoms ranging from trying to grasp or
Speaker 11: grope with, that hand or if it's in the, corpus
Speaker 11: gulosum which joins the two halves, of brain one hand
Speaker 11: might try to pick.
Speaker 7: Up a pen while the other hand will try to put.
Speaker 7: It down or one.
Speaker 11: Hand might try to unbutton a shirt while the other
Speaker 11: hand is trying to do it and you've got. No
Speaker 11: control and if you got the damage to the back
Speaker 11: part of, your brain you have these weird Feelings of
Speaker 11: i've seen a hand like, that before but that one,
Speaker 11: isn't MINE and i don't know why it's, doing It
Speaker 11: and i've got no control. Over it and of course
Speaker 11: you can also have it as a result of a tumor.
Speaker 7: Or a head injury, as well.
Speaker 11: And sometimes the people are not really aware of it.
Speaker 11: At all so, weird syndrome but. It's Real, the unfortunately
Speaker 11: all we got for it. Is support there's, no cure
Speaker 11: so we're trying to do is manage the symptoms and
Speaker 11: try to improve their quality. Of life so you might
Speaker 11: do behavioral stuff like if your hand's trying to, do
Speaker 11: something sort of shove it in, your pocket or try to,
Speaker 11: do exercise so you've got to find control of. Your
Speaker 11: hands or occasionally medications can help to reduce the. Moves
Speaker 11: that the results are variable in all drugs, of poisons
Speaker 11: and they might work for you and they. Might not
Speaker 11: and sometimes surprisingly, psychological counseling which.
Speaker 7: You'd expect to have nothing to do, with it can.
Speaker 11: Actually help so it's definitely a, brain thing and sometimes
Speaker 11: you can have some control over it or sometimes, not
Speaker 11: surgery very.
Speaker 2: VERY rarely i like how they've given up the nickname
Speaker 2: Of Doctor strangelove syndrome Two After peter seller's character In
Speaker 2: The stanley Kubrick film.
Speaker 11: He did have a hand that wouldn't. Obey him, great
Speaker 11: movie especially with the. Nice ennyway it's spoil, for anybody
Speaker 11: but everybody going to watch The Movie Doctor.
Speaker 7: Strange love.
Speaker 2: Fantastic Movie no fighting in The. War room one of
Speaker 2: my favorite lines from a film of, all time let's talk,
Speaker 2: about this came In. From gary if you're an atheist
Speaker 2: and you swear on a bible, in court can?
Speaker 11: You lie that depends on the word can and can
Speaker 11: is very different.
Speaker 7: From may so can means.
Speaker 11: You have the physical ability to, do it but may
Speaker 11: means are you allowed. To so, in general swearing On
Speaker 11: a bible in court is just a formality related to
Speaker 11: the religion of, the country and it's sort of a
Speaker 11: ceremonial like to get you in the mood for being
Speaker 11: honest us of what.
Speaker 7: You think and in.
Speaker 11: Many cases in, various countries if you do not believe in,
Speaker 11: a deity you can go for a non. Religious affirmation
Speaker 11: but the whole point is that you're just emphasizing the importance.
Speaker 11: Of honesty and, either way whether it's On a bible or,
Speaker 11: an affirmation you are legally required to tell.
Speaker 2: The truth you could even have your hand on a
Speaker 2: Copy Of Jack kerouac's On, the road, for example and it.
Speaker 11: Wouldn't, matter yeah because the court doesn't like being lied
Speaker 11: to that it doesn't like being held, in contempt and
Speaker 11: lying under us is. Called perjury and it doesn't matter
Speaker 11: whether you're religious. Or not the active swearing On, the
Speaker 11: bible it is not legally. Compelling honesty it's just merely
Speaker 11: giving you a hint that your society expects you to,
Speaker 11: be truthful and so it's not so much that the,
Speaker 11: divine authority but rather the land and that you live
Speaker 11: in has got, specific laws and part of it is
Speaker 11: that in this, particular case you have to tell the
Speaker 11: truth about, what happened and if you do not tell,
Speaker 11: the truth you're, committing perjury and perjury itself is a
Speaker 11: crime and can bring with it a fine or a.
Speaker 4: Jail.
Speaker 2: SENTENCE right i Feel that gary's incentive to ask this
Speaker 2: question as he's just trying to get out of the.
Speaker 2: Speeding fine, so, okay well let's move on. To this
Speaker 2: my wife is a regular lover of infrared saunas and
Speaker 2: she's got me, into IT and i think. They're Fantastic
Speaker 2: and i'll tell, YOU what i certainly sweat MORE than
Speaker 2: i would with a. Regular sauna but do? They work
Speaker 2: are they actually?
Speaker 11: Doing anything they're doing something in the sense that a
Speaker 11: regular sauna does good. Stuff Anyway so i've had saunas
Speaker 11: for thousands, of years.
Speaker 7: And overall they do lead to a slightly or.
Speaker 11: They're associated they're associated with a slightly better outcome in
Speaker 11: cardiovascular health and overall mental, wealth being but that doesn't
Speaker 11: mean that they. Cause it so could well be that
Speaker 11: if you're the sort of person who goes for. A,
Speaker 11: sauna well also at the, same time you're the sort
Speaker 11: of person who, has friends and just having friends makes your.
Speaker 11: Life better, right now there are, a few so this
Speaker 11: whole idea of that there's a magical thing about the. Infrared,
Speaker 11: saunas no but will they make you? Feel, better sure
Speaker 11: regular sauna will make you. Feel better and in fact
Speaker 11: they use a regular sauna In the antarctic for people
Speaker 11: to join the Three, hundred club where they expose themselves
Speaker 11: to a temperature change of three hundred fahrenheit degrees in
Speaker 11: a very short period of time the Three.
Speaker 2: Hundred club questions ABOUT that i might be even on
Speaker 2: a completely, different tangent get you to hang on. A
Speaker 2: Second D Doctor carl krisiniski on the phone talking with
Speaker 2: our Regular Segment doctor carl and answering your questions and
Speaker 2: if you have one for next Week for Doc, to
Speaker 2: kyle please text through zero four six zero eight seven
Speaker 2: three eight. Seven, three roger this is very. Good mate
Speaker 2: why is it that when you see the rims of
Speaker 2: a tire while the car's, in motion it looks like
Speaker 2: it's going backwards instead?
Speaker 11: Of?
Speaker 2: Forwards made that is a very very. Fine question we'll.
Speaker 2: Get that that's, a promise we'll get that on. Next
Speaker 2: week and this one note came In. From david i'm
Speaker 2: pretty Sure That peter garrett is suffering from alien hand
Speaker 2: syndrome when. He's dancing maybe it's a question for. Next
Speaker 2: week what is It That peter garrett's doing with? His
Speaker 2: dancing and why do? Some people what? A question why
Speaker 2: how do some people come up with their style? Of dancing,
Speaker 2: Damn it we've already got a couple, Of questions but
Speaker 2: hang On because i've got to get back to part
Speaker 2: two of our chat With doctor carl, after this and
Speaker 2: we've got to find out more information about the Three
Speaker 2: hundred club sixteen, to two coming up to thirteen minutes.
Speaker 2: To two the questions are coming in thick and fast for.
Speaker 2: Next week Ask. Doctor carl there's some really really. Good
Speaker 2: ones zero four six zero eight seven three eight seven
Speaker 2: three if you'd like to send through. Your, Question Okay,
Speaker 2: doctor carl thank you for. Hanging on let's get back
Speaker 2: to something you were talking about a, moment ago because
Speaker 2: we were talking about infrared saunas and you mentioned the Three.
Speaker 2: Hundred club so what's that all?
Speaker 11: About, then yeah so they normally do it around the middle,
Speaker 11: of winter and the sauna gets cranked up to a
Speaker 11: temperature of ninety, degrees centigrade which is. Pretty hot over
Speaker 11: ninety so it's over two. Hundred fahrenheit and they do
Speaker 11: this only on a day when the air temperature is
Speaker 11: below one hundred, Fahrenheit negative so in the sauna plus
Speaker 11: two hundred outside minus one hundred temperature difference more than three, hundred, Crazy,
Speaker 11: Right okay so then what they do is you own
Speaker 11: to the sauna naked and they're apart, from shoes and
Speaker 11: then you sweat away and your skin's being exposed to
Speaker 11: two hundred plus. Fahrenhede breeze and then after sweating for a,
Speaker 11: bit naked you go out into. The dark now this
Speaker 11: Is The, south pole and it's been dark for a couple,
Speaker 11: of months and there's, no wind and there's all these
Speaker 11: people there with lights because a loords you couldn't see where.
Speaker 11: You're going and then you just gradually try and you've
Speaker 11: got to have the, sand shoes, you know we're clothes
Speaker 11: because the ice would freeze from the sweat and the
Speaker 11: ice could.
Speaker 7: Cut you so then you.
Speaker 11: Gradually trot your way slowly Around The, south pole The Physical,
Speaker 11: south pole and then. Back inside and then you remember
Speaker 11: the three. Hundred Club and i've been Down to antarctica,
Speaker 11: seven times.
Speaker 7: But never did A.
Speaker 11: South pole and one of my friends was telling me
Speaker 11: about in the corridor In the School of physics how
Speaker 11: he'd done. It recently and he was Down The south
Speaker 11: pole collecting air samples and running at a special in
Speaker 11: for a telescope they have. Down there and then another
Speaker 11: physicist was passing by and, She said i've done the
Speaker 11: three hundred club, As well and then the first, person,
Speaker 11: said YEAH but i got a.
Speaker 7: Bit cocky and so the FIRST time i, did it,
Speaker 7: YOU know i just.
Speaker 11: Felt fine so the second time the, NEXT year i
Speaker 11: went a, bit FASTER and i was, breathing DEEPER and
Speaker 11: i got a bit of frostbite in my airways as
Speaker 11: well as a bit frostbite of the tip of. The
Speaker 11: foreskin and the, woman said oh, my god that happened
Speaker 11: to me. AS well i got a little, bit cocky
Speaker 11: and so the NEXT year i got a little bit
Speaker 11: of frostbite of.
Speaker 2: THE nipple a feeling you might, go there but not
Speaker 2: because of the fact that that story obviously is very,
Speaker 2: important part an integral part, Of this but when you
Speaker 2: mentioned the three, hundred club my mind immediately went to
Speaker 2: the Mile. High club and then when you mentioned people in,
Speaker 2: A sauna, i thought people are going to get unsavory here.
Speaker 7: If it gets.
Speaker 11: Too hot but you have bad, Things happening so one
Speaker 11: advantage Of the so in a, regular sauna what do
Speaker 11: you have is either hot rocks or some sort of,
Speaker 11: heat supply.
Speaker 7: And that heats the air and then the air.
Speaker 11: Kisses against your skin and then the heat is transferred
Speaker 11: from the air into. Your skin but in an infra,
Speaker 11: red sauna. Quite, different right what you've got is infrared LEDs,
Speaker 11: or lights and they give, out heat and that radiant
Speaker 11: heat can actually penetrate a little bit further into. Your
Speaker 11: skin it doesn't penetrate to your. Internal organs they're lying, about.
Speaker 11: That right the way you normally do it in a
Speaker 11: regular sauna is the sortas just running and go. In
Speaker 11: there but my understanding was that most of these infrared
Speaker 11: saunas that you go through a cycle where you get
Speaker 11: in there and the temperature is, fairly low say forty,
Speaker 11: degrees c and then they crank it on and gradually
Speaker 11: climbs up to about sixty or something and then you,
Speaker 11: get out and then the next person goes through the.
Speaker 7: Same cycle is that how you do?
Speaker 11: It yours or is it just always running at a? Fixed,
Speaker 11: temperature no it goes up. And down oh so people
Speaker 11: come in. And, out no it goes up. And down
Speaker 11: in the little private booth that. You have the temperature
Speaker 11: is variable depending on whether or not. The light so
Speaker 11: the light doesn't stay on all. The time it comes on.
Speaker 11: And OFF and i mean.
Speaker 2: The temperature it's still pretty warm, in there but it
Speaker 2: doesn't seem to be That very it seems to be not.
Speaker 11: That consistent so each person gets their, own booths the
Speaker 11: one that, you.
Speaker 2: Go yes, that's right and how much how long does?
Speaker 11: It?
Speaker 7: Last for.
Speaker 2: About about around about it's. Not cheap it would be
Speaker 2: over sixty bucks and you get a free bottle of water.
Speaker 2: With it but you don't want to ask you. This
Speaker 2: too is it true that when, you sweat you sweat?
Speaker 2: Out toxins and therefore if you've got, a hangover you
Speaker 2: can go to a red light sauna and sweat out.
Speaker 2: The alcohol. They're, lying damn there Goes white. Saturday morning
Speaker 2: the thing is hearing.
Speaker 11: To toxins you've got this organ called, the liver and
Speaker 11: there's a really good job. Of it and if you
Speaker 11: take your poison, like alcohol well you've got to wait
Speaker 11: for it to go through and be cleared out by.
Speaker 2: Your liver can you sweat out colds and flu not.
Speaker 16: Really you so the thing that there is you have
Speaker 16: a bit of a fever when you get an infection
Speaker 16: is that the bacterium usually has chemicals in the walls
Speaker 16: that your immune systems willing to, recognize.
Speaker 11: It and it uses the prisons of those chemicals to
Speaker 11: then tell the hypothalmis in your brain to crank the
Speaker 11: temperature up, a bit because that both makes it a
Speaker 11: little bit less comfortable for the bacterium to live in
Speaker 11: your body and also it improves the efficiency of your
Speaker 11: immune system to, fight it so of causing the.
Speaker 7: Immune systemselves but.
Speaker 11: Sweating out a flu in, A sauna.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't go. TO that i just take it for
Speaker 7: the sheer enjoyment that it.
Speaker 11: Is, good so and they do operate at the, lower
Speaker 11: temperatures and they do heat, up faster and if you
Speaker 11: sends it is a bit more comfortable and you do
Speaker 11: get a bit of. More penetration so if youve got
Speaker 11: a little bit of soreness under the skin that might.
Speaker 7: Have you, i'll help but then other people don't.
Speaker 11: Like it either one, is good but it does seem
Speaker 11: like sixty bucks is a fair bit to charge for an.
Speaker 2: INDIVIDUAL session i think you keep the nail on the
Speaker 2: head when you said when things, get hot it's, no
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Speaker 2: Week wow i've got some incredible questions that you've been.
Speaker 2: Texting through i'll get to these in just, a moment
Speaker 2: and some of them are, just brilliant nothing short. Of
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Speaker 2: i get to your questions for next Week's dr carl
Speaker 2: after this six minutes, to two coming up to two
Speaker 2: minutes to two four. Next week have a listen to
Speaker 2: some of these brilliant questions that have. Come through roger
Speaker 2: SAID that i mentioned. This before why is it when
Speaker 2: you see the rooms on the tire when the car is,
Speaker 2: in motion it looks like it's going backwards instead. Of
Speaker 2: forwards listen to this One. From sue what's the funniest
Speaker 2: word In the? English language this came In? From andrew
Speaker 2: why is it or how is it that some people
Speaker 2: come up with their own style? Of dancing this One
Speaker 2: from chris do any animals? Suffer embarrassment? That's brilliant, claire
Speaker 2: said how do you choose? Your signature this one that
Speaker 2: came In? From simon why is it that you can
Speaker 2: stand why is it that you can stand the smell
Speaker 2: of your own farts but you can't stand the smell of? Anybody?
Speaker 2: Else's fine? Fine questions what about this One from kim
Speaker 2: who came up with the idea of. ARM wrestling i
Speaker 2: would like today you came up with the idea about
Speaker 2: the idea of. Arm wrestling. That's genius and this one
Speaker 2: Too from peter, who's says why is it that sometimes
Speaker 2: you fall when you're walking up the stairs or even
Speaker 2: walking down. The stairs maybe there's something more to it
Speaker 2: than just. Paying attention all, brilliant questions, But well i've
Speaker 2: still got room. For more if you, have any please
Speaker 2: text them through For doctor carl. Next WEEK and i
Speaker 2: think even the crazier the better is definitely the prerequisite
Speaker 2: for this zero four six to zero eight seven three eight.
Speaker 2: Seven three want to give me? A ring I saw
Speaker 2: tracy rang. Through before we'll talk to her after the
Speaker 2: news one three one eight. Seven three, coming up we're
Speaker 2: going to speak To Leasth van Onslin the Treasury Of,
Speaker 2: common sense and as, you Know it's. Thursday morning we'll
Speaker 2: go into the live lounge with an acoustic performance of.
Speaker 2: A song and this morning we go international with somebody
Speaker 2: who's a household name worldwide and a song that's one
Speaker 2: of the biggest songs of. All time so. What's that
Speaker 2: we'll get to that and. Find Out terry barnes with
Speaker 2: the week in politics, as well and apart from the,
Speaker 2: situation overseas we'll also be talking About The New South
Speaker 2: wales liberals and is there any way at all that they.
Speaker 4: Can and have.
Speaker 2: A Reset Maybe nick griner could help them out some
Speaker 2: of the things we're talking about, this morning and also.
Speaker 2: Your cause let's get to the news NOW.
Speaker 1: On TWOGB four bz and. Network stations this Is Our
Speaker 1: australia overnight with. Fill O'Neil this is.
Speaker 2: A jolly, little intro. Isn't it it's quite quiet this
Speaker 2: MORNING and i was just Talking to chris in the
Speaker 2: other studio On the Wheels. Of steel we figure it
Speaker 2: might be Because the State of origin was on last
Speaker 2: NIGHT and i think people have just about, worn out
Speaker 2: AND also i think people have gone to bed early because,
Speaker 2: it's bloody. Freezing cold twelve Degrees in brisbane feels like
Speaker 2: nine seven Degrees in sydney feels, like five and it
Speaker 2: is four point five degrees In. WILLOW tree i don't
Speaker 2: know where that is who sent me. This text you
Speaker 2: didn't have your name. On, it anyway it feels like
Speaker 2: zero point one degree In. Willow tree and you also
Speaker 2: gave me a question For doctor carl on the, text
Speaker 2: too this is. Very good why do we yawn when we?
Speaker 2: Get itchy? Like that like that? A lot And also,
Speaker 2: wayne says why is passing wind called? A fart, well
Speaker 2: again brilliant questions For. Doctor carl appreciate you sending. Those
Speaker 2: three i'm going to catch Up with Leith van onslan
Speaker 2: in this hour and in the. Live lounge, famous man,
Speaker 2: very famous very famous song, international artist great series of,
Speaker 2: you know. Life stories who? Is it we'll find out in. A, Moment,
Speaker 2: hello tracy how are?
Speaker 10: You well? Thanked? YOU phil i had to PHONE because
Speaker 10: i saw much of my horror happened to have ab
Speaker 10: scene news On which i'm not terribly. Fond of but
Speaker 10: they Were singing albo and next To Him, kevin rudd
Speaker 10: and they were on About how albo Was, hunting TRUMP
Speaker 10: and i thought, to myself, my god You. Fool Albo
Speaker 10: Send kevin Rudd, to tasmania leave him there on heard
Speaker 10: of until the End of. Trump's Term kevin rudd put
Speaker 10: numerous Insults about Trump on twitter back in. The day
Speaker 10: and don't Tell me trump's. Forgotten it i'm sure he, has.
Speaker 2: No, no no he doesn't. Forget that you're. Absolutely right
Speaker 2: we talked about, This. Too tracy, we said you know
Speaker 2: that's half. The Problem Get joe hockey. In there, you
Speaker 2: know there's got to be other.
Speaker 10: PEOPLE exactly I Mean, joe hockey he would have. Been
Speaker 10: ideally it's a. DAMN shame i used to do Broadcasting
Speaker 10: for joe when back when he was. In office he's
Speaker 10: a great guy and got a great sense. Of HIMA
Speaker 10: it's i was really sad to see. Him go.
Speaker 2: And, you know you're Right about, trump remembering because, He's
Speaker 2: remembered he's probably got a list of the people he
Speaker 2: doesn't like more than the list of the people he.
Speaker 2: Does like but he Has Mentioned kevin right in, the
Speaker 2: past so he Knows Who kevin. Right IS but I
Speaker 2: just i don't Know what albow's got. To do we
Speaker 2: were talking about this couple of. Nights ago you know
Speaker 2: what advice you Would give elbow as to whether or not,
Speaker 2: you know he has to Chase Down.
Speaker 10: FUNNY phil i received a little clip to, my phone
Speaker 10: which isn't working properly at, the moment and it said
Speaker 10: Advice to Albo give trump everything. He WANTS and, I,
Speaker 10: thought paul that is, good advice because desperately we need
Speaker 10: some Armaments And peter dubton was the only one that
Speaker 10: even mentioned getting some jet by the planes because remember
Speaker 10: When those chinese warships Were. Around australia don't tell me
Speaker 10: feel that there Wasn't a chinese submarine going around Their,
Speaker 10: circumnavigating australia, that's.
Speaker 2: Right and doing, that again, you Know more chinese ships In,
Speaker 2: the pacific and you know it's like we were just
Speaker 2: turning a blind eye. To that, you Know while i've
Speaker 2: got you, here too and you know we're talking about
Speaker 2: defense in a Moment With. Terry barnes But also i'm
Speaker 2: going to Talk To terry barnes About The New South
Speaker 2: wales libs because They're Recruiting nick griner to try and
Speaker 2: Get The New. South wales it's a. Great guard well
Speaker 2: THAT'S what, i think because, you know what do you
Speaker 2: Think The New South wales libs can do to try
Speaker 2: and get things.
Speaker 10: Together, DESPERATELY look i hate to be the one who,
Speaker 10: says THIS but i think we've got to get Rid Of.
Speaker 10: Susan lee this is a Big. Miss steak i'm a
Speaker 10: member Of The liberal Party and i've never come out
Speaker 10: and insulted Them mon, air EVER but i think this
Speaker 10: is a. BIG mistake i really. Do feel but.
Speaker 2: Do you think?
Speaker 10: It's time with all the wars? CARRYING on i don't
Speaker 10: think she's the one to be at the top Of The.
Speaker 2: Liberal party do, you, think though by replacing her this
Speaker 2: early in, her run that it Just gives labor? More
Speaker 2: ammunition though, to, say, well look they're all over, the
Speaker 2: shop they can't keep anybody in there for, you know
Speaker 2: more than. Ten minutes doesn't that play? To them it.
Speaker 10: DOES that i think. We've forgot we have to forget
Speaker 10: About what labor will say for the sake of. The
Speaker 10: party the party is in a. DREADFUL mess i have to.
Speaker 10: Admit THAT but I think christone came back from realtime
Speaker 10: and he's, a great. Efficient guy he's been doing a.
Speaker 10: Good JOB but, I personally i think that she has.
Speaker 10: To go there are too many wars taking place at.
Speaker 10: The MOMENT and i saw she give a speech saying
Speaker 10: he would not path for sovereign borders of, any COUNTRY
Speaker 10: and i immediately my suspicion was. Immediately, RAISED.
Speaker 2: Well i think that you know something's going to happen
Speaker 2: in Terms Of, susan lee and we all thought that
Speaker 2: that might be The, Poison, chalice tracy we love hearing.
Speaker 2: From you and also a few people have got on
Speaker 2: the text as well to say how good it is
Speaker 2: To hear Tracy from oatly. The goddess so all your fans.
Speaker 10: Are, happy god then hollow. YOU everybody i will be
Speaker 10: on more Frequently now i've recovered from many of. My,
Speaker 10: alments well.
Speaker 2: It's good it's good to have you back because we've, Missed.
Speaker 10: YOU tracy i miss being. On TOO and i must
Speaker 10: say a quick Hello to. Michael mcclara. Italian neighbors they
Speaker 10: used to listen to Me when michael. Was on i'm
Speaker 10: sure they're. Still.
Speaker 2: Listening phil everybody Loves. Your tracy call whenever. You want
Speaker 2: you have. Absolute permission, thank, you lovely have a, good day,
Speaker 2: take care. Bye bye and speaking, of people haven't heard
Speaker 2: from you for a couple, OF days i was going,
Speaker 2: to say speaking of people that, you know we like
Speaker 2: to hear from, A, lot chris are?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 2: Okay mate everything?
Speaker 10: All?
Speaker 15: Right, Yeah look. I'M fine i ONLY wish i HAD
Speaker 15: some i was empowered in a way right to aggress
Speaker 15: what needs to. BE aggressed I think i lock up elbow.
Speaker 15: And gomentally he's turning out to be an embarrassment to
Speaker 15: me the left side of him and.
Speaker 2: Of, Him, listen, chris, move move move your chin away
Speaker 2: from the phone a little bit too that because you're a. Bit,
Speaker 2: muffled look that's really.
Speaker 15: Pretty Day and i'll tell You WHAT phil i got
Speaker 15: the impression were k for some tax Hike For jim
Speaker 15: chalmers to admiring the Talents Of katie gallagher And and.
Speaker 15: CLAIRE O'Neil, I mean i just don't see any talent
Speaker 15: in anybody Within The. Labor party but look in Regards
Speaker 15: to elbow and what your previous call has said About
Speaker 15: sending Rudd to tasmania Or The south pology a better
Speaker 15: place for. A while, but look, TO me i think
Speaker 15: that they're a terrible Combination Our Australian, labor PARTY and
Speaker 15: i really don't think they're up to the job of running.
Speaker 15: The country we're going to go To where, victoria's gone
Speaker 15: where we're going to, be bankrupt and the government's going
Speaker 15: to be talent us about everything they tell us is
Speaker 15: how good they, they're doing how good we, are doing
Speaker 15: or they always use complimenting words in anything. They say
Speaker 15: they're coming out in their statements Now the the other
Speaker 15: THING that i wanted to talk about too Is with
Speaker 15: trump leading the heads of government Meeting. IN canada i
Speaker 15: picked up something today which was a, bit concern and
Speaker 15: that was there's some general of seeing in general Over
Speaker 15: in iran Saying that israel uses nuclear worker a nuclear Weapons,
Speaker 15: against Iran then pakistan will coming. To help and it
Speaker 15: sort of made me and there was a bit more to.
Speaker 15: That comment it, Get onto it, got onto.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 15: It's the islam nations sort of, sticking together and that's
Speaker 15: a bit of a concern to me that that general
Speaker 15: would say something, like that but it wasn't reacted To.
Speaker 15: By pakistan so, To me i'm seeing what the What
Speaker 15: the israelis are doing is what and this is What the,
Speaker 15: germans SAID and i agree. With it they're doing What
Speaker 15: the west was afraid to do for a long. Time
Speaker 15: now They've allowed iran to empower its proxies and all
Speaker 15: they've done is broad Havoc on israel and on some
Speaker 15: of the other, countries there but Mostly. On israel and
Speaker 15: that sort of thing needed, to stop and with it
Speaker 15: either its. NUCLEAR weapons i heard some feel and full
Speaker 15: DEBATE a bbc presenter on the need on, his opinion
Speaker 15: which was To let iran. CONTINUE negotiating, I mean i.
Speaker 15: DON'T know i can Understand the the's really been a
Speaker 15: bit concerned about negotiating because while they got negotiations were,
Speaker 15: Going on iran's. Building up it's to positively and concentrate
Speaker 15: of of nuclear, nuclear matter AND all i had to
Speaker 15: do then is to figure out how to get onto,
Speaker 15: a weapon and they could inflict a of a lot
Speaker 15: of damage On. On Israel but i'm just wondering WHETHER
Speaker 15: what i picked Up about trump going back might have
Speaker 15: been connected with that comment From the Range in general
Speaker 15: general and his comments ABOUT israel us nuclear Weapon. Against
Speaker 15: Iran then, pakistan, will well we'll use its nucutive Weapons.
Speaker 15: Against Israel and i'm not really seeing What role pakistan
Speaker 15: has in all. The list but, you, know friends, you
Speaker 15: know when you've got friends, like that you call. THEM
Speaker 15: in i guess, All, right.
Speaker 2: Chris good to talk to. My friend thank you, So.
Speaker 2: Much chris of course we haven't heard from for a couple.
Speaker 2: Of days nice to have him back on. The radio
Speaker 2: one three one eight seven three phone number zero four
Speaker 2: six zero eight seven three eight seven three is the
Speaker 2: text and the emails are overnights AT two gb. Dot
Speaker 2: com and on the subject of, The emails david just
Speaker 2: sent me an update on Where willow. Tree is it's
Speaker 2: a town of three hundred On The New england Highway
Speaker 2: between Tamworth, and scone which is about four and a
Speaker 2: half hours Northwest. Of Sydney now i've Always, said scone
Speaker 2: but some People say. Scone too NOW actually I think
Speaker 2: scone is the right pronunciation. Of that got that. Appreciate
Speaker 2: that thank you so much for, That text. Mick says
Speaker 2: on the text if, smoking kills why did my great
Speaker 2: grandfather smoke every day and live to? Ninety six was
Speaker 2: he just built different or was he made? Of asbestos?
Speaker 2: Thank you, mick says six point three Degrees At golban airport.
Speaker 15: This?
Speaker 2: Morning nice but what does it, Feel? Like norell how
Speaker 2: are you nice To have tracy on the? Air again another,
Speaker 2: question here this Is. From susanna how are you For Doctor?
Speaker 2: Carl kruziniski and the question is about positional vertigo and
Speaker 2: you've given me the name, for it which is otherwise
Speaker 2: known AS. Bp p the what do you know about
Speaker 2: the crystal calcium Carbonate particles i've heard about that you,
Speaker 2: Know what Susan or i've heard, about That and i've
Speaker 2: heard that that does work when it comes to vertical.
Speaker 2: As well you've had some treatment, about this, you said
Speaker 2: but the verdico still returns and a night only sleep on,
Speaker 2: one side the. Right side i'll tell. You what and,
Speaker 2: you say it's not, life threatening but the dizziness is
Speaker 2: extreme and only lasts for. THIRTY seconds i know somebody
Speaker 2: that suffered, From, verdigo susanne and also said what you're
Speaker 2: saying about the the calcium, crystal particles and, You know
Speaker 2: i'll follow that up and, Tomorrow, Night susanna i'll have
Speaker 2: an answer for that for. You too i'll find OUT what.
Speaker 2: I can here's a text without. A name airbus albow
Speaker 2: one million dollars polluting? The earth are you a watermelon or?
Speaker 2: WHAT made i don't really know what, that means, but
Speaker 2: Okay um tracy talks and makes a lot. Of sense
Speaker 2: you hosting twogb is a worry a. Bit shifty i'm a. Bit,
Speaker 2: shifty well don't lend me your, wallet Then, Unlike, Jones,
Speaker 2: Lawsy carlton Stanley, and. Zomanic, etc, well hey thanks for
Speaker 2: putting me in the same category as those people appreciate
Speaker 2: your text twenty what is twenty two minutes? Past two
Speaker 2: let's Get to Leith van onslin in just a moment
Speaker 2: and get some common sense from. The treasury, No. Problem
Speaker 2: susannah thank you for. The Text now i'll definitely follow
Speaker 2: that up and have an answer for you or some
Speaker 2: idea of what's going on with the vertical and the
Speaker 2: crystals calcium. Carbonate particles AND again i only know this
Speaker 2: BECAUSE somebody i know has vertigo and brought up the
Speaker 2: whole crystal calcium thing and it was more. THAN crystals
Speaker 2: i remember her talking about THAT and, I, thought oh that's.
Speaker 2: Really interesting and then when you mentioned this on, THE text, i,
Speaker 2: THOUGHT oh i might be able to help you out.
Speaker 2: With that SO hopefully i can do that. Tomorrow, night
Speaker 2: mick by, the, way said just an update and how
Speaker 2: it feels Temperature. Wising golban it's like six. Point three
Speaker 2: it's actually minus six point Three in golban feels more
Speaker 2: like minus ten. Point, three gee, that's cold. Isn't it
Speaker 2: have you found that you're getting more hungry? During Winter
Speaker 2: because chris and the studio next door On the Wheels
Speaker 2: of steel said he's got, some biscuits so they brought
Speaker 2: them in and, you know Immediately both DALE and i
Speaker 2: just jumped straight In and dale was saying he's feeling
Speaker 2: a lot hungrier, during winter and my wife was. Saying that,
Speaker 2: She said i've been a lot hungrier, during Winter and
Speaker 2: i've been waking up a lot hungrier. Myself too must
Speaker 2: be due to the. Cold weather i'm, not sure but that's.
Speaker 2: ANOTHER question i think that we can ask To Doctor
Speaker 2: carl kruzeneski that why is it when we get to
Speaker 2: winter we're hungrier than? In summer is it because we
Speaker 2: have to put on some extra. Lay layering that's my,
Speaker 2: excuse anyway for the extra speed Tie that i'm. Currently wearing,
Speaker 2: all right twenty six minutes. Part too let's get To
Speaker 2: Leath van nonsalin and get some common sense from the
Speaker 2: treasury now.
Speaker 1: ON overnight i believe in reason and. Common Sense brief
Speaker 1: Van once land From mac road business with a treasury of.
Speaker 1: Common sense.
Speaker 2: How, are?
Speaker 17: You?
Speaker 4: Buddy?
Speaker 18: Yeah Good thanks. Bill yourself.
Speaker 2: I'm okay australia commits economic suicide. By gas tell us?
Speaker 2: About this yeah?
Speaker 18: This, now, Look look i've been begging on about the
Speaker 18: whole gas issue on RADIO two gv AND four bc
Speaker 18: for a couple. Of years really, and really excuse to
Speaker 18: shoot yourself in. The foot and we've seen some absolute
Speaker 18: disaster some some more disastrous gas events. This week so just,
Speaker 18: to Recap The rod gillard labor government back in the
Speaker 18: early tens made the reckless decision to approve liquefied natural
Speaker 18: gas exports Out, Of gladston queensland without requiring that gas
Speaker 18: first be Supplied. To australians they basically, open up allowed
Speaker 18: the building and then the opening up of these massive Export,
Speaker 18: Terminals gladston queensland which basically freeze, our gas put them
Speaker 18: on ships and then sell Off, to asia Mostly. The
Speaker 18: china and gas exports aren't uncommon around. The world there's
Speaker 18: other places that. Do It western australia, does it, for
Speaker 18: Example The united states. Does it a whole bunch of
Speaker 18: places to do it around. The world but every other
Speaker 18: jurisdiction except For The east Coast of australia which has
Speaker 18: a gas that, exports gas has a reservation policy wherever
Speaker 18: they're required to supply the domestic market first before they.
Speaker 18: Can export but for some, crazy reason we decided not
Speaker 18: to do that In The east coast and this polsy era,
Speaker 18: has MADE as, I Said East coast australia the only
Speaker 18: gas export in jurisdiction in the world not to have
Speaker 18: a domestic. Reservation policy and what that's meant is that
Speaker 18: we pay the highest gas prices in the world out
Speaker 18: of every gas, exporting jurism which is. Crazy stuff so
Speaker 18: despite doubling so these gas export terminals came online in
Speaker 18: twenty Fifteen, In, gladston queensland and since, that happened we've
Speaker 18: actually doubled the production gas On The east Coast, of
Speaker 18: australia yet we're actually supplying twenty five percent less gas
Speaker 18: to the. Domestic market so what we're what they're effectively
Speaker 18: done is they've ramped, up production but they've hoovered the
Speaker 18: gas offshore and they're selling most of That. To china
Speaker 18: and we On The east coast we export nearly three
Speaker 18: quarters of, our gas but we starve the domestic market
Speaker 18: of gas and as, a Result The east coast price
Speaker 18: is roughly tripled since these exports. Came online so back in,
Speaker 18: twenty fifteen we're paying around four dollars a giga duel
Speaker 18: for a gas in. These coast now we're paying twelve
Speaker 18: dollars plus it depends on. The data, you know average
Speaker 18: sort of around twelve, dollars now so it's. Basically tripled
Speaker 18: but you know it does go up. And down so
Speaker 18: a couple days ago was at sixteen dollars. For example
Speaker 18: and this surge in gas prices On the east case
Speaker 18: is actually driven up your electricity bills. As well so
Speaker 18: if you're listening to This in Sydney, and brisbane your,
Speaker 18: electricity prices as you, all know have gone up. As
Speaker 18: well and part of the reason for that's not the,
Speaker 18: only reason but part of the reason is this surge in,
Speaker 18: Gas prices so it's a. Double amy it's driven up,
Speaker 18: gas price which is. HARMED manufacturing i Live in victoria
Speaker 18: where we heat our homes of gas that's pushed up
Speaker 18: those prices has made costably being a lot more, expensive
Speaker 18: Then so i've driven up all of our electricity prices
Speaker 18: because gas is one of the price centers in the wholesale.
Speaker 18: Electricity market so during the, election Campaign the coalition promised
Speaker 18: to implement these coast gas reservation policy was actually, excellent
Speaker 18: policy and what they wanted to do is they want
Speaker 18: to basically Force The east coast gas producers to divert their.
Speaker 18: Uncontracted gas so at the moment that they've got these
Speaker 18: tracts that start to expire in twenty thirty all the
Speaker 18: way through to twenty thirty five To supply, china mostly
Speaker 18: but there's also, uncontracted gas which is basically they sell
Speaker 18: in what's called the, spot market which is the uncontracted.
Speaker 18: Gas market just the price fluctuates, every day And the
Speaker 18: coalition wanted to force them instead of selling that uncontracted,
Speaker 18: gas overseas which they're doing to supply the domestic market
Speaker 18: to bring, down prices and the promised to lie of
Speaker 18: these coast gas price to blow ten dollars in giggul from,
Speaker 18: you KNOW as, i said twelve dollars can be more
Speaker 18: than that depending on. The day and the counterfacial to
Speaker 18: doing this fill is before we don't have A, reservation
Speaker 18: polse we don't fix. This problem we're actually despite the
Speaker 18: fact That The east coast exports nearly three QUARTERS of,
Speaker 18: us gas we're actually scheduled to start importing gas to
Speaker 18: open up import Terminals import Kembla In New south wales
Speaker 18: and then Also in victoria later and Then Possibly. South
Speaker 18: australia it was going to be late, this year but
Speaker 18: the timetable keeps getting, pushed out but it could be
Speaker 18: next year or the, year after and when we start,
Speaker 18: importing gas the price is actually going to rock it
Speaker 18: even higher because at the moment we're basically paying the,
Speaker 18: international price but the export. Parity price what. That is
Speaker 18: it's the, international price but before you've, you've liquified and
Speaker 18: before you've, shipped it so that you know the liquefaction
Speaker 18: process and shipping adds like another three dollars a gigadewelt
Speaker 18: more than, that often but will effectively be paying the
Speaker 18: current price of plus signific could margin above that and
Speaker 18: it could go up to. Twenty dollars we, don't know
Speaker 18: so we really want to. Avoid that, But Unfortunately labour's
Speaker 18: resource minister during, The Election, medaline king dismissed coalition's, gas
Speaker 18: policy called it the. Fort bubble just, Last Week Prime
Speaker 18: Minister anthony ALBANY'S actually i think his week before claimed
Speaker 18: that the coalition's gas reservation policy was quote plucked out of. A,
Speaker 18: COCO yes I think i mentioned that a.
Speaker 2: Few, WEEKS yeah i thought it was. Quite, clever, actually
Speaker 2: yeah we got.
Speaker 18: Clever comment but a stupid comment.
Speaker 8: As.
Speaker 18: Well yeah so what these comments suggest Is that labour's
Speaker 18: election victory has basically stubbled the prospect, of reservation or
Speaker 18: that that's how. It seems and the upshot is that
Speaker 18: while we nearly while we export nearly three Quarters Of east,
Speaker 18: coast gass which most of that Goes, to china we
Speaker 18: don't have. A Reservation East coast australia is facing the prospect
Speaker 18: of having THE import L. And g we're facing shortages
Speaker 18: for facing sky, high prices and those sky high prices
Speaker 18: will see the electricity price higher and that's going to push.
Speaker 18: Up inflation send more manufacturing broke, because gas industrial heat
Speaker 18: from gas and just electricity more generally it can put
Speaker 18: to the manufacturing process and if you drive the cost,
Speaker 18: of that we become. Less competitive we're going to send
Speaker 18: all this. Stuff offshore now that this is a long
Speaker 18: winded introduction to what has happened, this week which just
Speaker 18: adds even more fuel to the. Idiocy fire so this
Speaker 18: week We saw australia gas is idiocy basically mushroom and.
Speaker 18: Become worse So patrolling australia is Like a an industry
Speaker 18: newsletter reported that the country's largest liquified natural gas export on.
Speaker 18: These coasts They're Called australia pacific L, and g which
Speaker 18: is partly Owned By. Origin energy they've agreed to substantial
Speaker 18: price reduction on their contracted Gas, with china which and
Speaker 18: the Contract With China's, china cinepec Which Is chinese communists
Speaker 18: be owned. Energy firm so currently this Age OF pacific
Speaker 18: Lerg supplies China With east coast. Liquified gas they provide
Speaker 18: that seven point six million tons, a year which, is huge.
Speaker 4: It's a.
Speaker 18: Massive amount and what they've actually agreed to is to
Speaker 18: cut the Price for. Chinese buyers and the reason why
Speaker 18: they want to cut the price is because the international
Speaker 18: gas price has fallen a bit and under the contract
Speaker 18: term have to renegotiate it every couple of years when the.
Speaker 18: Price falls so what this is base is going, to
Speaker 18: do it's going to lower the Cost for chinese buyers
Speaker 18: of our gas at the same Time as australians are
Speaker 18: paying higher and higher prices for. Our gas now the
Speaker 18: industry estimate is that this new contract price is going
Speaker 18: to be as well as thirteen. Dollars. Gigitule now when
Speaker 18: this price cut was announced a couple of, Days Ago
Speaker 18: Australia's east coast, spot price so that's the current trading
Speaker 18: price was traded sixteen dollars and local, contract prices so
Speaker 18: this is a lotness of stuff under contract not fail
Speaker 18: on the, you know on the fluctuating instant market is
Speaker 18: tracking around fourteen. Dollars gigdule so what this means Is
Speaker 18: That Australian east coast gas is going to be Cheaper
Speaker 18: in china than it Is, in.
Speaker 7: Australia which is.
Speaker 18: Just nuts and that's despite the fact that it costs,
Speaker 18: you know three dollars or so to liquefy the gas
Speaker 18: and then the. Ship it so, you know this is
Speaker 18: clown show stuff fell and just to make, It worse Japan,
Speaker 18: And China so japan Most Against west, coast Gas but
Speaker 18: China Gets east. Coast gas Japan and china are both
Speaker 18: receiving more gas than they Need from australia and actually
Speaker 18: re exporting. A profit so again they have these sort
Speaker 18: of lower prices and then they're reselling it in international
Speaker 18: markets for a profit and making money. Off it so
Speaker 18: the obvious question here is why the Hell are australians
Speaker 18: being starved of their own gas and forced to pay
Speaker 18: more than you Know some asian nations who we sell our.
Speaker 18: Gas to and if, you see got even worse phil
Speaker 18: because just just after this was reported earlier this week
Speaker 18: and sort Of From abu dhabi In The middle east
Speaker 18: has launched an eight eight point seven billion dollar takeover
Speaker 18: bid for gas giant austraining Gas giants santos and they
Speaker 18: run TO export L and g trains OUT, of gladsns
Speaker 18: so they're also sucking Up Our east coast gas and
Speaker 18: selling it Up. Short asia so now it's Now The
Speaker 18: middle east one in and they want to buy that,
Speaker 18: export train So potentially straight could lose critical now energy
Speaker 18: assets To A middle east and conglomic and, you know
Speaker 18: you have to ask the question why are as trains
Speaker 18: the last in line for their? Own gas why are
Speaker 18: we being starved of our own gas which is forcing
Speaker 18: up cost. Of living, YOU know i Live, in MELBOURNE as,
Speaker 18: i said and we use gas, for heating so, we're paying,
Speaker 18: you know through the nose to just eat to heat.
Speaker 18: Our homes i've got a gas stove or gas. Water
Speaker 18: water manufacturing manufacturers are paying through the nose for, their
Speaker 18: gas which is seen in the whole bunch of. Manufacturers
Speaker 18: broke we have the smallest manufacturing share in the. Advanced
Speaker 18: world we've just seen our last major plastics manufacturer shutdown,
Speaker 18: last year our last architectural glassmaker. Shut down. This year
Speaker 18: we've seen a whole bunch of manufacturers threatened the clothes.
Speaker 18: Or downsize where we've lost. Fertilizer makers the reason why
Speaker 18: the companies have left is because of expensive, energy costs.
Speaker 18: Primarily gas so what are we? Doing here and these
Speaker 18: super high gas prices are also forcing up our, electricity
Speaker 18: prices which again feeds into everything in. The Economy if
Speaker 18: australia doesn't have, cheap energy we don't have a. Modern
Speaker 18: economy it's as simple, as that and it is the
Speaker 18: bedrock for. Modern economy and yet we've got this clown.
Speaker 18: Show happening we're the only place in the world on
Speaker 18: these coast that doesn't reserve our gas st, keys first
Speaker 18: and we've got these these foreign an gas Companies and
Speaker 18: i'm Saying even santos it's, you know trade On the australian,
Speaker 18: sockey change but it's it's it's primarily, foreign owned but
Speaker 18: the people are in the shares. Are offshore so so
Speaker 18: we have all these foreign own gas companies which are
Speaker 18: basically pillaging this coast for, its gas starving these coast consumers,
Speaker 18: of gas forcing up, our prices causing a manufacturing sector
Speaker 18: to move offshore and, go broke which costs, us jobs
Speaker 18: makes us less, diversified economy pushed up the whole cost
Speaker 18: base throughout. The economy and and, you know this is
Speaker 18: all happened at the same time As the albanie government
Speaker 18: wants to build one point two million homes over five
Speaker 18: years as the. Housing, target well guess What feel one
Speaker 18: of the main inputs building homes, is, Bricks right but
Speaker 18: brickworks requires which which is one of the major Makers of.
Speaker 18: Australian bricks they, require gas, you know to make. The
Speaker 18: bricks and if you, make expensive you make. Bricks expensive
Speaker 18: we're therefore pushed up the cost. Of housing so that
Speaker 18: that's just one mere microcosm of the sort of costs
Speaker 18: we're dealing. With you but the fact of the Matter
Speaker 18: is australia is the second biggest gas exporter in. The
Speaker 18: world we're the biggest. Coal exporter we have tons of
Speaker 18: your owning which you have the cheapest energy in, the
Speaker 18: world or some of the cheapest energy in. The world,
Speaker 18: but instead through idiotic policy and again utter neglect from
Speaker 18: our policy makers and just allow these companies to run
Speaker 18: right on us and do whatever. They want we're getting absolutely.
Speaker 18: Shafted here and the fact of the matter Is we
Speaker 18: australia's gas Belongs. To australians our riches should, come first and,
Speaker 18: Without reservation without reserving our gas and forcing it to
Speaker 18: be Supplied to australians first at a. Reasonable cost this
Speaker 18: energy inflation is going to continue, to rise the cost
Speaker 18: of living pressures will remain and funding will remain higher
Speaker 18: than it. Should Be an australia's economy is going to
Speaker 18: continue to. Be industrialized it is that serious.
Speaker 2: Always make a lot. Of sense so that's why this
Speaker 2: is the treasury of. Common sense and if people want
Speaker 2: to find out more, information leath where do?
Speaker 4: They?
Speaker 7: Go?
Speaker 18: Mate Yeah, THANKS phil i just go, to macrobusiness, dot
Speaker 18: com dot a you.
Speaker 2: Always good to talk. To you my friend will talk
Speaker 2: to you next week nineteen minutes, TO three i give
Speaker 2: you an update on what's going On with Iran. And
Speaker 2: israel in just, a MOMENT the cnn is Saying that
Speaker 2: iran has launched a new wave of Missiles towards israel
Speaker 2: And it's i'm looking at. The photos it's about seven
Speaker 2: forty Pm In tele aviv at the moment and very.
Speaker 2: Calm there it's they're showing ACTUALLY as, i speak they're
Speaker 2: showing an aerial view of the Skies Above tell aviv
Speaker 2: and there's nothing to be. Seen THERE. That's cnn and
Speaker 2: also they're saying Now On fox news that sirens are
Speaker 2: Happening in Israel as iran has. Launched missiles, but THERE as,
Speaker 2: i said they're panning the sky with the CAMERA on
Speaker 2: cnn and there's nothing there to be seen at. The
Speaker 2: moment but and it's interesting because that's been up for
Speaker 2: the last three or four. Minutes too they've been, saying
Speaker 2: this so, you know it's not a great deal and
Speaker 2: a great distance to fly through to from the one
Speaker 2: country to. The others i'm just looking at, the, yeah
Speaker 2: again looking AT the. Tv screens nothing, to promote there's
Speaker 2: nothing to tell. You that but After this i'll give you.
Speaker 2: An update i'll give you more of an update of what's.
Speaker 2: Going on nineteen minutes, To, three yeah sixteen minutes. Two
Speaker 2: three so at the Moment In tel aviv it's seven
Speaker 2: forty four pm and there are sirens being Heard over israel,
Speaker 2: missiles intercepted According To, fox NEWS and i did read
Speaker 2: That The Israeli defense force have sent fifty plus fighters
Speaker 2: fighter jets to continue with the Strikes. In iran but in,
Speaker 2: The meantime iran have been sending Missiles. Towards israel that's
Speaker 2: a warning that came in as being Heard, across israel
Speaker 2: as well. As sirens at, the moment there's SO as,
Speaker 2: i said it's, really surreal especially to sit in a
Speaker 2: Country like australia and, you know not that we would
Speaker 2: ever have a situation, like this but to when, we
Speaker 2: hope but to be looking up AT the tv on
Speaker 2: what's a relatively clear Scar in israel for people there
Speaker 2: to know that these missiles are. Coming in but there's
Speaker 2: no OTHER footage i got coming up at the moment
Speaker 2: in terms of being able to bring this. To you
Speaker 2: if anything HAPPENS, On cnn i'll immediately flick the switch.
Speaker 2: On this But The Ayatola, Ali kameni iran, supreme leader
Speaker 2: has Definitely Rejected president trump's demand for unconditional surrender amidst
Speaker 2: a rapidly escalating Conflict, with israel and in a, Televised
Speaker 2: address kameni asserted That the iranian nation is not one,
Speaker 2: to surrender and caution that ANY direct us military involvement
Speaker 2: would result in irreparable Damage. To americans that's as a result.
Speaker 2: That speech as a result of this Speech By, donald trump.
Speaker 6: Two very, simple words a very simple unconditional surrender That
Speaker 6: means i've.
Speaker 7: Had, It okay i've. HAD it i give up.
Speaker 6: No more then we go blow up all, the moment,
Speaker 6: you know all the nuclear stuff that's all over the.
Speaker 13: Place, there now they had, bad intentions, you know the
Speaker 13: for forty years they've been saying Death, to america Death,
Speaker 13: to israel death to anybody else that they.
Speaker 7: Didn't like.
Speaker 6: The bullies they were. Schoolyard bullies.
Speaker 7: And now they're not.
Speaker 6: Bullies anymore but we'll see.
Speaker 2: What Happens, donald trump he was out the front Of The.
Speaker 2: White house this was about over three. Hours ago he
Speaker 2: was out in front Of The, white house On The
Speaker 2: white house lawn putting up some new, flag poles which,
Speaker 2: he said with some of the finest flag poles you
Speaker 2: could ever see in, the world nicely tapered at. The
Speaker 2: bottom his words. Not mine but then, he says and
Speaker 2: he was. Very RELAXED as, i mentioned he was talking
Speaker 2: about the Situation. With Iran The supreme Leader in iran
Speaker 2: has declared that the battle has begun in his first
Speaker 2: STATEMENT that i was talking about a. Moment ago this
Speaker 2: is also a response TO The Us President donald trump
Speaker 2: SAYING the us would Spare The Iranian supreme leader from
Speaker 2: assassination for now in a trilling a chilling. Reciprocal Threat
Speaker 2: the IRANIAN state tv also warned of a major surprise
Speaker 2: tonight now that has been hanging around for the last
Speaker 2: few hours, at least maybe even as much as, a
Speaker 2: day the warning of a major. Surprise tonight so is that?
Speaker 2: Tonight tonight currently seven forty seven Pm In, tel aviv
Speaker 2: and STILL as i LOOK up c andm's just come
Speaker 2: back on clear skies there at, the moment no sign
Speaker 2: of these incoming missiles that they've been. Waiting for but
Speaker 2: they have, had SIRENS and i led to believe that
Speaker 2: they have managed to. Shoot DOWN the idf says have
Speaker 2: shot down some missiles that have been Launched. By Iran
Speaker 2: mister trump Threatened The, supreme leader calling him an easy
Speaker 2: target in a post on truth social and also he
Speaker 2: went on, to say This Is, donald trump that they
Speaker 2: have complete and Total control he's CONFIRMED the us is
Speaker 2: part of the Conflict, with iran and he appeared to
Speaker 2: offer the conversation and the confirmation That The united states
Speaker 2: is now Participating in israel's attack On on this is
Speaker 2: due to the escalating Tensions And donald trump going on
Speaker 2: his social. Media Post donald trump also had this to
Speaker 2: say out the front Of The.
Speaker 6: White house you don't Know that i'm going to even.
Speaker 2: Do it you.
Speaker 6: DON'T know i may, DO it i may not. DO it,
Speaker 6: i mean nobody Knows what i'm going. TO do i
Speaker 6: can tell you This that iram's got a lot of
Speaker 6: trouble and they want. To NEGOTIATE and, i said why
Speaker 6: didn't you negotiate with me before all this death? And
Speaker 6: destruction why? Didn't, YOU nego i said to, the people
Speaker 6: why didn't you negotiate with me two? Weeks ago you
Speaker 6: could have. Done fine you would have had. A country
Speaker 6: it's very sad to. WATCH this, I mean i've never
Speaker 6: seen anything, Like it so you neveryone thought it was
Speaker 6: going to be. THE reverse.
Speaker 18: I didn't i didn't.
Speaker 6: Think SO and i was, telling him you got to
Speaker 6: you got to, do something you got.
Speaker 2: To Negotiate That's donald, trump there and that was a few,
Speaker 2: hours ago now about three, hours ago and this debate
Speaker 2: has sparked a bit of, a conflict a bit of
Speaker 2: a split Between The trump's mega movement And between you've
Speaker 2: got Your israel hawks on, one side who want to
Speaker 2: see War, with iran and then you've Got Your american
Speaker 2: first isolationists who are Arguing That donald trump ran ON
Speaker 2: ending us involvement in. Foreign wars so you've got a
Speaker 2: bit of a split there among not Just The, maga
Speaker 2: party not just Among the, mega fans but also Among
Speaker 2: the republicans In the trump administration. As well And the
Speaker 2: Secretary Of State mirco rubio was quick to Insist that israel. Acted,
Speaker 2: unilaterally However The white house has said also that the
Speaker 2: strikes have been a success And That donald trump has
Speaker 2: Publicly backed. Israel's escalation and just further, To that russia
Speaker 2: has Demanded that israel stop its illegal attacks On the iranian,
Speaker 2: nuclear facilities warning it's pushing the world towards. Nuclear, Catastrophe
Speaker 2: well russia giving anybody a, warning about, you know restraint
Speaker 2: is a bit like pot calling the, kettle black. Isn't
Speaker 2: it so we'll keep you updated. On that let me
Speaker 2: get to a couple of your texts. As Well, hello
Speaker 2: leslie how Are? You phil we're going to end Up.
Speaker 2: Like venezuela they're taking all of our resources and we'll.
Speaker 2: Have nothing they're looting. Our country that Was from leslie
Speaker 2: and this one came in from Les And. East brisbane how, are, You.
Speaker 2: Mate phil i've got INSOMNIA and i average about four
Speaker 2: to five hours sleep. A night i wonder if anybody
Speaker 2: KNOWS how i could get any, extra sleep because, you
Speaker 2: know we all have the. Same problem maybe somebody can help.
Speaker 2: ME out i know that you know some of us
Speaker 2: here that use some kind of sleep assistance. USE melatonin
Speaker 2: i haven't found, that belatonin particularly lez has been something
Speaker 2: that's been handy all that advantageous or beneficial. To me
Speaker 2: but there are a few things that you, can get.
Speaker 2: You know if anybody has any other suggestions apart from,
Speaker 2: the melotonein please text that through to me. As well
Speaker 2: and just another one that came HERE about maga they
Speaker 2: don't like to go. To war this is somebody who
Speaker 2: didn't leave, their name but they SAID that maga don't
Speaker 2: like to go to war And The Old republican group
Speaker 2: don't like the unwise actions of the past that their
Speaker 2: country has taken and that's why they're in so, much
Speaker 2: debt and also the loss of. Defense personnel That's why mega's.
Speaker 2: Against it you're, right, though too because and we Talked
Speaker 2: To professor flint, about this you know That the america
Speaker 2: tends to get itself into these situations without an, exit
Speaker 2: plan and then the exit plan ends up with Situations
Speaker 2: like afghanistan And. Also iraq, you know any idea of
Speaker 2: trying To implement western democracy in places Like The middle east,
Speaker 2: doesn't work probably because of the important word They're being.
Speaker 2: Western democracy, so anyway, regime change if that's, THE idea i,
Speaker 2: don't know but we'll keep you updated on what's going.
Speaker 2: On there nine minutes, The, Three, hi joe how? Are
Speaker 2: you he says on The text phil what we're seeing
Speaker 2: is the indiscriminate firing of missiles and a civilian population
Speaker 2: on the Behalf. Of iran joe just sent That through
Speaker 2: AND as, I, said joe watching the footage that's, They've,
Speaker 2: got well it's not, even footage it's just basically basically
Speaker 2: an outside Camera In tel aviv showing, blue, skies saying
Speaker 2: according To The Israeli, defense force missiles Detected, from iran
Speaker 2: but there's nothing but blue SKIES that i can See
Speaker 2: In tel aviv at. The moment but they say that
Speaker 2: they are firing Missiles from Iran. Into israel we'll keep
Speaker 2: you updated on that throughout the news in, the morning and,
Speaker 2: in fact speaking of, the news we're about to get
Speaker 2: your update. As well and then After That, terry barnes
Speaker 2: he's got a lot to. Talk about it's a few
Speaker 2: things to break and break. Down internationally we'll Talk about
Speaker 2: albow's Visit to calgary trying to catch Up With. Donald
Speaker 2: trump and, you Know from terry's point, of view where
Speaker 2: does That leave? Albow now should he just Try Ghosting?
Speaker 2: Donald trump or should he keep trying to call him
Speaker 2: and thus look a little? Bit desperate and Also The
Speaker 2: New South. Wales libs what's the? Answer there could It Be?
Speaker 2: Nick griner could he be the one to turn up
Speaker 2: with an experienced head on his shoulders and possibly Unite
Speaker 2: The New South. Wales libs we'll Talk to terry. About
Speaker 2: that fancy a bit of, Live music we've got that
Speaker 2: coming up for you in a. Moment too It's The
Speaker 2: Thursday morning lounge and acoustic performance and a chat with
Speaker 2: one of the biggest stars in. The WORLD and i don't,
Speaker 2: mean that, you. Know flippantly i'm talking about someone who
Speaker 2: really knows. His music that's on the.
Speaker 1: Way, ON, two GB four bc and. Network stations this
Speaker 1: Is A australia Overnight with phil.
Speaker 2: O'Neil morning how? Are you, it's cold but it feels a.
Speaker 2: Lot colder i'll get to the specifics of that in just.
Speaker 2: A moment got a couple of texts. Coming through this One's. From, Karen,
Speaker 2: hello karen how?
Speaker 14: Are?
Speaker 2: You phil did You catch trump being asked about having
Speaker 2: to CUT the g. Seven short his reply was that
Speaker 2: he'd completed everything that he wanted, to do nothing left.
Speaker 2: To do but, you know you have to do things
Speaker 2: in a, nice way so there won't be any Meetings
Speaker 2: for Trump and Elbow, and Rudd. Says karen but we've
Speaker 2: all discussed this morning that maybe you should take right
Speaker 2: out of any. Meeting equation another One, From, joe phil
Speaker 2: it would be more accurate to DESCRIBE the maga group
Speaker 2: as anti neo con rather than. Isolation list the neo
Speaker 2: cons have been involved pretty much in every disastrous war
Speaker 2: THAT the us has been. Involved, In, mate joe appreciate
Speaker 2: your text and if you would like to text me
Speaker 2: zero four six zero eight seven three eight. Seven three
Speaker 2: if you want to give me a call by all,
Speaker 2: Means too i'd like to hear from you one three
Speaker 2: one eight. Seven three and you can also get in
Speaker 2: touch on the emails as well overnights AT two gb.
Speaker 2: Dot Com So, donald trump who was out On The
Speaker 2: white house lawn earlier on, this morning about three, hours
Speaker 2: ago installing new, flag poles looking very. Very RELAXED and i,
Speaker 2: mentioned this it's probably the Most relaxed i've. Ever Seen
Speaker 2: donald trump going on about the flagpoles that, they're installing
Speaker 2: that they've been waiting to install out the front Of The,
Speaker 2: white house and he said that these are the best
Speaker 2: flag poles anywhere. The world and he went on about
Speaker 2: them being, nicely tapered and then he took a few
Speaker 2: questions from. The, Press, well linberhold that just looked up
Speaker 2: at the Telly On. Fox news and he's out there
Speaker 2: again again doing a more formal thing about the. Flag
Speaker 2: poles this time he's. Come out last time he didn't
Speaker 2: have a. Tie on this time he's, come out he's
Speaker 2: got his. Tie on he's talking about the flag poles Again,
Speaker 2: and CHRIS and i was Just saying chris in the
Speaker 2: studio next door that these flag poles are certainly getting,
Speaker 2: you know their. DUE diligence, i mean they're going going
Speaker 2: on about. These flagpoles so It's Like donald trump doesn't
Speaker 2: have a care in. The world we'll keep you updated
Speaker 2: on what's, going on and also we'll have a Chat
Speaker 2: With terry barnes in just a moment to get this
Speaker 2: week in politics both here and. Also OVERSEAS and i
Speaker 2: believe we do have a Correspondent in Israel In tel
Speaker 2: aviv that we're going to go to at some stage this.
Speaker 2: Morning too it's coming up to nine minutes past. Three
Speaker 2: now we do This every thursday morning and it's Called
Speaker 2: The Thursday More, music club or we often sometimes call
Speaker 2: it To The Thursday Morning. Live lounge and this is
Speaker 2: where we have somebody come in play a song, for
Speaker 2: us we have a chat, with him we get a
Speaker 2: bit of an, acoustic performance, sometimes live sometimes in this case.
Speaker 2: Pre RECORDED because i caught up with this gentleman when
Speaker 2: he was Last in australia and It was i'm, a
Speaker 2: big big fan love this GUY since i was sixteen years,
Speaker 2: of age so it was a real fanboy moment, for
Speaker 2: me and he played one of his biggest hit singles on,
Speaker 2: his own but he plugged in essentially, a sequencer so
Speaker 2: he had a backing track going, with it and the
Speaker 2: rest of it was just him acoustic with this sort
Speaker 2: of sequencer. Backing track who are you, Talking, About phil
Speaker 2: who is this big star that you caught up? With,
Speaker 2: recently well it was none Other Than sting sting from.
Speaker 2: THE police i asked him how. He was, I'M good
Speaker 2: i can cross this one off my bucket List because
Speaker 2: i've been a huge FAN since i was. About sixteen
Speaker 2: we finally got to. That chat you're showing our age
Speaker 2: a return to a rock sound that you haven't done for.
Speaker 2: A while why did you decide to get back?
Speaker 17: That way, you know, for me the most important element
Speaker 17: in music. Is SURPRISED when i listen. TO music i
Speaker 17: want to. Be SURPRISED when i, COMPOSE music i want to,
Speaker 17: surprise people and ALSO when i choose The music i'm
Speaker 17: going to, do next surprise is one of the most.
Speaker 17: Important THINGS so i think people.
Speaker 2: Are surprised and you actually wrote songs while you were
Speaker 2: in the studio.
Speaker 4: As well i'd write the songs on the.
Speaker 17: Way home, Walking home i'd have the music in my
Speaker 17: HEAD and i think of the STORIES as i, Was walking.
Speaker 2: So that process can, actually work, IT.
Speaker 17: Can, i mean there's no one way of making it.
Speaker 17: A record sometimes you prepare and prepare, and prepare and
Speaker 17: then sometimes.
Speaker 2: You don't what would you want your legacy to be most?
Speaker 2: Remembered by what?
Speaker 15: It?
Speaker 2: Be, music? Politics acting the.
Speaker 17: Only thing i'm interested in is my kids, respecting me
Speaker 17: and my wife's still.
Speaker 4: Loving me everything else.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter so if there was, something though if people,
Speaker 2: went sting, you KNOW obviously i won't go flying underpants because.
Speaker 4: That may well be OF what i remembered. For you
Speaker 4: i've got no control, over it care. THAT much i.
Speaker 2: Spoke To Henry, pandvani honray who came in not that, long,
Speaker 2: ago right and we were talking about the early days of,
Speaker 2: the police and he was telling me it sounded very
Speaker 2: desperate back in the very early days of sleeping on
Speaker 2: couches and things.
Speaker 17: Like that, You know i'm really glad of those times
Speaker 17: and that we weren't vaulted into. Superstardom immediately we had
Speaker 17: years of struggle, and obscurity and that made success that much.
Speaker 17: More sweeter give me more perspective on what it was
Speaker 17: and HOW fortunate i. Actually AM so i didn't become
Speaker 17: FAMOUS until i was, twenty SIX so i had a
Speaker 17: real life, before That which i'm very. Grateful for, you
Speaker 17: know the beginning of any project is always the most.
Speaker 17: Exciting thing it's always. The adventure the first day of.
Speaker 17: The adventure i'm driving. The van, one night there was
Speaker 17: about three in the morning down a Motorway, in England
Speaker 17: and henry was in the front.
Speaker 4: WITH me i. WAS driving i.
Speaker 17: Fell asleep the other two were in the BACK and
Speaker 17: i woke up skidding across. A FREEWAY luckily i knew
Speaker 17: how to turn. It up was a lot on the,
Speaker 17: steering wheel so we pulled out, of IT but i
Speaker 17: almost killed.
Speaker 2: The police they tried to also lump you into the
Speaker 2: punk sound miles away. From that they couldn't figure out
Speaker 2: the genre, at all.
Speaker 17: Could, THEY well i think genres are something any musician
Speaker 17: will want. TO avoid i think it's it's kind, of
Speaker 17: limiting and it's just a. Word ANYWAY so i just
Speaker 17: think of music when musicians and it's a, common language
Speaker 17: so that the genres are something artificial that there is imposed,
Speaker 17: upon music which is really not my job to either
Speaker 17: defend or get.
Speaker 4: Involved in do you have.
Speaker 2: A particular style that you've enjoyed playing?
Speaker 17: The, VICE no i just follow, my curiosity. YOU know
Speaker 17: i mean the great thing about music is it's a
Speaker 17: nocean that there's no end. To it it's completely without
Speaker 17: a bottom or an edge. To it so you just
Speaker 17: swim in this wonderful world, of Possibilities and i'm happily.
Speaker 2: Doing it people were surprised when you Did the bring
Speaker 2: On the, night PERIOD but I guess i saw it
Speaker 2: as a Lineage Between Bits Too Big without You and
Speaker 2: bring On the night. As well the sparsity of those, Particular,
Speaker 2: tracks yeah they had a jazz element to. THEM anyway,
Speaker 2: I thought.
Speaker 17: I've always, loved jazz, you know that, spontaneous thing. IMPROVISATORY
Speaker 17: thing i like playing with, jazz musicians Even though i'm
Speaker 17: not a jazz.
Speaker 4: Musician myself we share a.
Speaker 2: Common language when you got together with People, Like branford
Speaker 2: Marsalis And, omahai kim who are exceptional musicians. As well
Speaker 2: was that in any?
Speaker 8: Way?
Speaker 2: Overwhelming no not's, all right a lot.
Speaker 4: Extremely comfact i'm pretty cool.
Speaker 2: As well you're a cool, Cat too that's, exactly, it
Speaker 2: right there with the, orchestral stuff symphonicity stuff that. You,
Speaker 2: did yeah was that an interesting collaboration.
Speaker 17: As well it was important for me that the orchestras
Speaker 17: work their. BUTTS off a lot of, pop stars, you
Speaker 17: know have arrangements done where the violin sections just playing
Speaker 17: whole notes is kind, of BORING so i wanted them
Speaker 17: to work. Really hard so the arrangements were kind, of
Speaker 17: DIFFICULT and i think the musicians. APPRECIATED that i hear
Speaker 17: my own work by, accident sometimes, YOU know, i, think well,
Speaker 17: that's interesting that's an interesting choice for a twenty five
Speaker 17: year old me to.
Speaker 4: Have made i'm musually pleasantly SURPRISED when i hear.
Speaker 17: My music if the song has a, good structure it
Speaker 17: can survive any kind. Of arrangement, you know you can
Speaker 17: play on a yukulele or spoons and it will still
Speaker 17: have an integrity to it if it's a.
Speaker 2: Good song you've said that, the industry the record industry
Speaker 2: is in a state of chaos, and FLUX and, I mean,
Speaker 2: i guess, you know thirty, years ago we wouldn't expect to,
Speaker 2: Find this so that's what we. Are now is? It
Speaker 2: SURVIVABLE and, i mean how much do you have.
Speaker 17: To, adapt well, it's CHANGING and i don't think it's
Speaker 17: arrived at the perfect. MODEL yet i think streaming is
Speaker 17: probably a. GOOD one i think musicians need to be,
Speaker 17: paid equitably though for young musicians struggling to make, a living.
Speaker 2: It's tough and do you think with everything being cyclic,
Speaker 2: as well that we will have, another rebellious anarchic sort of.
Speaker 2: Punk period because THE reason i say that is because,
Speaker 2: it's always, you know the best music's, politically driven and
Speaker 2: lately with the political scene that, we have, you know
Speaker 2: we are in a state.
Speaker 4: Of, flux yeah it's.
Speaker 17: All political there's a sort of movement to, the RIGHT
Speaker 17: which i don't really approve of, At ALL so i
Speaker 17: think maybe music will rise to balance.
Speaker 2: That, out sting it's. A pleasure i can crush you
Speaker 2: off my bucket list and go mearely off into. THE
Speaker 2: day i, Guess, Now okay i'm glad to be on your.
Speaker 2: Bucket list real big fan boy moment. For me and
Speaker 2: then he played an acoustic track, for us which was
Speaker 2: really amazing because he simply plugged in a sequencer into
Speaker 2: the radio desk and then had a microphone and played
Speaker 2: a song which was just wonderful and we'll give it
Speaker 2: to you. Right now it's a lovely live acoustic In
Speaker 2: The Thursday Morning live Lounge. From sting and here's A
Speaker 2: song i can guarantee you probably know incredible an incredible,
Speaker 2: technology too using a sequencer essentially so that it sounds
Speaker 2: like it's, a drum but it's just a sequencer and his,
Speaker 2: own vocals which he looped to sing over the top
Speaker 2: of his. Backing vocals he could have been a one
Speaker 2: man band and maybe didn't even need. The police, but
Speaker 2: yeah what A Terrific Thursday morning. Live Lounge and wayite
Speaker 2: said he enjoyed the, chat TOO so i appreciate. That feedback.
Speaker 2: That's nice it's one of the BEST ones i think
Speaker 2: we've had For The Thursday Morning live lounge. So far
Speaker 2: somebody says on The text sting, beautiful music. Beautiful, human
Speaker 2: yeah a very very laid, back guy very sure, of
Speaker 2: himself but not at all aloof, you know and a
Speaker 2: really smart guy to, you know somebody who's spent most
Speaker 2: of his life reading because he used to be, a
Speaker 2: teacher reading really, intellectual novels so he knows exactly where he's.
Speaker 2: Coming FROM To helli sharon thank you so much for
Speaker 2: your text that. Came in and just getting back To
Speaker 2: These donald trump, Flag poles, BARBARA said i think the
Speaker 2: flag poles are a Gift From donald trump personally To The. White.
Speaker 2: House here they are the two new large flag poles
Speaker 2: On The white house grounds there for the north and,
Speaker 2: south lawns are basically a Gift From donald trump to,
Speaker 2: the nation because he's paying for. Them himself they're nearly
Speaker 2: one hundred, feet tall Described By donald trump as the
Speaker 2: most magnificent poles, ever made tapered tall, and rustproof of the,
Speaker 2: highest quality and one of the personal touches he wants
Speaker 2: to add To The white house what he gets the
Speaker 2: chance to, do that which IS why i think he's
Speaker 2: been out there twice so far looking at the flag
Speaker 2: poles and making it a bit of a ceremony. FOR
Speaker 2: himself i guess, all right twenty one minutes, past three
Speaker 2: let's Get To terry barnes. After this three. Twenty five
Speaker 2: maria just sent a, Text saying israels the mouthy kid
Speaker 2: in the schoolyard who likes stirring Up trouble knowing that
Speaker 2: the big muscle, bound BROTHER the, us brother will be
Speaker 2: able to show up and save. His back sye that
Speaker 2: came In from maria somebody else without a name on The,
Speaker 2: text phil who played last week In The Thursday Morning.
Speaker 2: LIVE lounge I Was john Stevens. From noiseworks that was.
Speaker 2: Traffic too don't know who we're going to have. Next, Week.
Speaker 2: Hallo tiff how are You? In melbourne she says at
Speaker 2: the Moment in Victoria In south morangue. FREEZING cold i
Speaker 2: had my FLU in covid vaccinations AND now i have
Speaker 2: a pretty sore Arm and i'm cold. As well it's.
Speaker 2: Cold everywhere brisbane at the moment twelve feels. Like nine And,
Speaker 2: in sydney if you're feeling, the cold there's a good
Speaker 2: reason for that, six degrees but it feels like three at.
Speaker 2: The moment three. Twenty Six terry barnes joins us at
Speaker 2: this time. Every week he's, a columnist he's a political and.
Speaker 2: Policy consultant he's The former howard, government advisor and he
Speaker 2: Has this Week in politics.
Speaker 1: Now, On Overnights, lord Order The prime minister has.
Speaker 2: To call, Thanks. Missus speaker It's the Week in Politics With.
Speaker 1: Terry barnes.
Speaker 2: How, are you, Good? Morning phil do you think the
Speaker 2: g seven was.
Speaker 9: WORTH it I think g seven is a waste of
Speaker 9: time and it's a lot of way to go to
Speaker 9: get a group photo of seven people or actually a
Speaker 9: thick of one or, two more including the head Of The.
Speaker 9: European union, but really what did they achieve in those couple?
Speaker 9: Of days ABSOLUTELY bloody, I think i mean, the time,
Speaker 9: the effort the cost of doing all of that and
Speaker 9: actually having the number One attendee nikoff a day early
Speaker 9: before they could reach an agreement on. A communicate we
Speaker 9: reach an agreement, on anything reach certainly not reach an
Speaker 9: Agreement on Israel and iran and of course the hangars
Speaker 9: on Like Our Prime Minister, anthony alberanisi who. Were THERE
Speaker 9: really i think almost, the decoration except for the possibility
Speaker 9: of these. Sideline meetings it really just seems to me
Speaker 9: that it delivered some good pictures FOR the. Tv years
Speaker 9: it delivered that. Family photo but, BEYOND that, i mean what's.
Speaker 9: THE point, I think i think the time has come
Speaker 9: or to actually quietly put. TO sleep, i mean it
Speaker 9: was started fifty years ago as a way Of the
Speaker 9: western great powers to have a bit of a chat
Speaker 9: once a year at, leader level but really it's just
Speaker 9: become simply a, talking shop, a gapfest but with no
Speaker 9: clear agenda and no clear decisive leadership coming out.
Speaker 2: Of IT whenever I see australia popping up TO the,
Speaker 2: G seven, i, think well it's just like them Going
Speaker 2: to eurovision. As well it's a case of, why, again.
Speaker 9: Well yeah that's, a good. Good description actually It's political
Speaker 9: eurovision where everybody gets. Dull points BUT certainly, i think,
Speaker 9: you know we're talking about the use of scarce political
Speaker 9: and diplomatic time. And resources and if it was a
Speaker 9: genuine forum for solving major global problems like the War,
Speaker 9: in Ukraine, like Gaza, and Israel like Israel, and iran,
Speaker 9: then maybe just maybe it's got. A purpose but really
Speaker 9: what we saw was a couple of a couple of
Speaker 9: what do they call them pitfacts in terms, Of, opportunity
Speaker 9: yeah and a few meetings that all seemed to revolve
Speaker 9: around one. Certain leader and my sense is That While
Speaker 9: donald Trump is president Of The, united STATES the g
Speaker 9: seven is always going to BE the g one and
Speaker 9: everybody else is Living In.
Speaker 5: Trump.
Speaker 7: World, yeah man.
Speaker 2: We were talking about this. Last night if you were
Speaker 2: To Advise, anthony albanezi would you advise him to Keep Ringing,
Speaker 2: donald trump are you going to come off a little?
Speaker 2: Bit desperate and we, ALL well i mean the general
Speaker 2: consensus among the listeners who rang in and, Texted, was
Speaker 2: yeah you got to keep on, his case even though
Speaker 2: you do seem to be coming across as a. Bit
Speaker 2: desperate what would be your advice if you had to
Speaker 2: give any two albow in terms of getting Hold Of.
Speaker 9: Donald, TRUMP look i think the way things are rolling
Speaker 9: with the issues that we're concerned about, around TARIFFS, around
Speaker 9: ucus they're rolling. On anyway, the Review the american REVIEW
Speaker 9: of orcus. Has started it's not going to. Be stopped
Speaker 9: that was encouraging ACTUALLY the. G seven one of the
Speaker 9: few things that was ENCOURAGING the g seven was That
Speaker 9: When British Prime Minister keir Starmer and trump, got together
Speaker 9: they both AGREED that orcus was a. Good Thing So
Speaker 9: donald trump has actually learnt since earlier in the year
Speaker 9: when he didn't seem to have a clue about IT
Speaker 9: what ucus. Actually is BUT certainly i think you don't
Speaker 9: want to, look desperate but you don't want to. Look
Speaker 9: dabtless my sense is THAT if i was Advising The,
Speaker 9: Prime minister i'd, be, saying well just, you go just,
Speaker 9: pace yourself don't, look desperate don't try and get through
Speaker 9: the door at the. First opportunity don't take it personally
Speaker 9: that you did not get Stuck By donald. TRUMP leaving
Speaker 9: I Mean donald trump left for. GOOD reason, I mean
Speaker 9: i'm not a great, trump man as. You, KNOW look
Speaker 9: i think we're dealing with a global, crisis here, and
Speaker 9: potentially if it's mismanaged or, miscalculations happened we could be
Speaker 9: on the brink of something. Really CATASTROPHIC so i think
Speaker 9: it was quite reasonable for him to go back To
Speaker 9: The white house in the situation room to work.
Speaker 2: It through and the, other thing it Wasn't, just albot
Speaker 2: it was Also The Indian. Prime minister It. Was Zelenski
Speaker 2: although zolenski squored up with him a, few times but
Speaker 2: he didn't get the. Opportunity, either okay let's talk about
Speaker 2: what you just, Mentioned there Iran. And israel.
Speaker 7: Where do?
Speaker 2: You start.
Speaker 9: There are so many things to, Talk about BUT really
Speaker 9: i think the question is what Are the americans actually going?
Speaker 9: TO do I Mean donald trump with his social, media
Speaker 9: commentary with his well very animatic remarks when he LEFT
Speaker 9: the g seven about to watch, this space particularly the
Speaker 9: way he slapped Down The French President emmanuel macron in
Speaker 9: Relation to macron's suggesting he was going Back to washington
Speaker 9: to work on, a ceasefire and he, basically said a
Speaker 9: cease buy of the stuff got bigger Fish to fries.
Speaker 9: Than that so, my Sense and i'm not a strategic
Speaker 9: or a defense expert in, any sense but certainly as a,
Speaker 9: POLITICAL watcher i have to say that all the indications
Speaker 9: Are That president trump is actually gearing up to Bring
Speaker 9: The united states into this militarily in. Some WAY and
Speaker 9: i would think it is probably in relation to the
Speaker 9: Pressure from israel to support their nuclear facility busting effort
Speaker 9: by bringing in the big bunker busting bombs That the.
Speaker 9: American Has the americans have That the israelis don't.
Speaker 2: THEY'VE got i mentioned there's a couple of DAYS Ago
Speaker 2: uss nimits heading in. That direction the Fact that trump
Speaker 2: went back met with his security council straight away once
Speaker 2: he got back To The, WHITE house, i mean you
Speaker 2: know something's going. On here the extent, OF it i
Speaker 2: guess we'll have to wait and.
Speaker 9: Find, out well, that's RIGHT and i don't forget THERE'S
Speaker 9: another us carrier group going in there as well AS
Speaker 9: The Uss. Carl vincent so there are two huge aircraft
Speaker 9: carriers with fighters and. Fighter bombers but one Thing that
Speaker 9: israel doesn't have with its air force are. Large bombers it.
Speaker 9: Lacks those it has very good, fighter bombers top top notch,
Speaker 9: fighter bombers and they have bunker busting bombs of, their
Speaker 9: own but the only bunker bust to the depth of,
Speaker 9: six meters Whereas the american bunker busting bombs actually can
Speaker 9: very smart and they can drill down sixty meters. Or
Speaker 9: more and that's in the Mountains of iran where the
Speaker 9: chief uranium enrichment. Facility is that's the type of bomb
Speaker 9: that is needed to actually destroy it as opposed to merely.
Speaker 9: Damage it the other, THING is.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you knew. About this over the last,
Speaker 2: two days there've been something LIKE thirty us military aerial
Speaker 2: refueling tankers being dispatched To The middle. East too so
Speaker 2: the tankers an't there To support israeli fighter jet Missions,
Speaker 2: against iran but also to help with the mid air,
Speaker 2: refueling capabilities so maybe also to help Out The American
Speaker 2: air force if more of them.
Speaker 9: Get, involved well that's, exactly right, and, certainly yes they
Speaker 9: have been brought up into the towards Closer to iran
Speaker 9: and closer to the scene scene of. The action but
Speaker 9: they Could service, israeli aeroplanes they Could service, american AEROPLANES
Speaker 9: and i guess if they Did service, israeli Aeroplanes the
Speaker 9: uranians may will say That the americans are. Involved anyway
Speaker 9: so it's a really delicate situation. We're in and regardless
Speaker 9: of what you think about the players, in it if
Speaker 9: there is, a mistake if there is a, miscalculation here
Speaker 9: it can be catastrophic for all.
Speaker 18: Of us so it's.
Speaker 9: Absolutely essential it's imperative That Particularly benjamin Yahu And, donald
Speaker 9: TRUMP but i think All all western leaders who are
Speaker 9: involved in this in one way, or another actually well, move.
Speaker 2: CAREFULLY carefully i was Talking To Professor david flint about this,
Speaker 2: last night and he was drawing parallels to nineteen fourteen
Speaker 2: and the spark that, ignited that and we, were saying,
Speaker 2: you know what's the, spyk here and let's hope it.
Speaker 9: Doesn't, HAPPEN yes i said exactly Say With john STANLEY
Speaker 9: when i was talking to Him on, Tuesday NIGHT and
Speaker 9: i think there is a feeling a Bit like july,
Speaker 9: nineteen fourteen after the assassination Of the artitute Van S,
Speaker 9: ferdinand sarajevo when the events and the decision started cascading
Speaker 9: and mistakes were made in that month. As well we're
Speaker 9: not dealing that with the type of communications we. HAVE now,
Speaker 9: i mean it's. Almost instantaneous it was actually much slower,
Speaker 9: than that but, EVEN so, i mean it's a lot Of,
Speaker 9: but europe the world was waiting back then with the other,
Speaker 9: shooter drop and eventually in the Beginning of august nineteen fourteen.
Speaker 9: It did you could say it's the same as very
Speaker 9: Similar to august nineteen, thirty nine the months Before The
Speaker 9: world war two started with certainly the doings and throwings
Speaker 9: Between the germans And the russians that led To The
Speaker 9: Riven shrop molotov pacts that actually seed the way for
Speaker 9: the Invasion. OF poland, i mean all of these if
Speaker 9: we're seeing something a little, similar Now though god help,
Speaker 9: HAS hope i hope it never comes to that type of.
Speaker 2: Possibility now and the other comparison you could draw as
Speaker 2: well Is the cuban missile crisis nineteen. Sixty, Two well.
Speaker 9: It's a very good one in the sense Because EFFECTIVELY.
Speaker 9: John f kennedy and his Advisors took america it's the
Speaker 9: brink of nuclear War, with russia but kept, their heads
Speaker 9: kept their, their calm and kept their kept their actions
Speaker 9: to a Blockade of cuba as opposed to, military action a,
Speaker 9: military invasion which probably would have led to at least.
Speaker 7: Some form of.
Speaker 9: NUCLEAR exchange i don't Know If president trump has the
Speaker 9: temperament to, do that BUT certainly i think he's a
Speaker 9: realist in the sense that he knows that the consequences
Speaker 9: of any, nuclear exchange any, nuclear war any nuclear bomb being,
Speaker 9: being used and he has made it very clear that
Speaker 9: he does Not see iran having having, that capability that
Speaker 9: he wants. It stopped, he does he wants it to.
Speaker 9: Be blocked and if he's prepared to put his well
Speaker 9: actions where his, words are you'd have to assume that
Speaker 9: he is gearing up to BRING the us Into supporting
Speaker 9: israeli one some way.
Speaker 2: Or another and it's not just the temperament Of. The
Speaker 2: kennedys there was also the temperament Of khrush chef, as
Speaker 2: well where people were allowed to. Save face that's the
Speaker 2: thing that's going to be really important if we.
Speaker 9: Get there, You, know well that was actually it Was MORE. John.
Speaker 9: F kennedy i think if you go back and look
Speaker 9: at what happened in nineteen, Sixty two khrushchov was actually
Speaker 9: looking for face to. Be saved it wasn't him trying
Speaker 9: to save other. PEOPLE'S faces, i mean it Was actually
Speaker 9: kennedy Looking after khrushchov in that sense and giving him
Speaker 9: a decent. Way out and they found a comprom solution
Speaker 9: in terms of nuclear weapons being taken Out of turkey By.
Speaker 9: The americans that didn't really matter in the biggest scheme,
Speaker 9: of things but it looked like there was something for.
Speaker 9: Something deal but in, this, case, well Look Maybe, donald
Speaker 9: trump he's the. Deal maker he could come up. With
Speaker 9: something BUT really i think we're in a very very difficult.
Speaker 9: Situation here but on, THIS one i actually actually Back To.
Speaker 9: Donald trump if he is prepared to actually take.
Speaker 2: Some action he may be a, mad man but he's our.
Speaker 9: Mad man well that's THE point. I MEAN but I
Speaker 9: think i think on, this one his instincts arise in
Speaker 9: terms of wanting To, stop iran how he, does it
Speaker 9: and how he does it in a way that doesn't
Speaker 9: lead to even more. Die consequences that's. His challenge whether
Speaker 9: he's up to, that challenge you'll have.
Speaker 15: To.
Speaker 2: Prove yeah but that Whole mad, man ANALOGY which i
Speaker 2: think was Attributed, to nixon wasn't it? Originally? Correct yeah
Speaker 2: the whole idea behind that is if you know you've
Speaker 2: got to, loose cannon then you've actually got a bit of. An,
Speaker 2: advantage okay hold on their, a SET because i want
Speaker 2: to talk about a, different truth. More local you got to.
Speaker 2: HANG on i will, all right twenty one minutes, to
Speaker 2: four eighteen minutes. To four and as we do at
Speaker 2: this Time every, thursday Morning It's terry barnes giving us
Speaker 2: the week. In politics so let's get back to we
Speaker 2: were talking about a truce In The. Middle east let's
Speaker 2: get to. Another truth and this Is The, liberal party
Speaker 2: Especially In New. South wales how's the party? Getting on
Speaker 2: is everybody?
Speaker 10: Getting?
Speaker 9: On, well no, come on let's let's let's be, Real.
Speaker 9: HERE phil, i, mean Basically The South Wales liberal party
Speaker 9: is a. Basket case it's still as a. Basket place
Speaker 9: it was into it needed federal intervention by the Federal
Speaker 9: Executive liberal party late. Last year what they don't like
Speaker 9: is the fact that the executive put in a Couple,
Speaker 9: Of victorians Alan, Stocktor Fort jeff kennet's former treasurer and
Speaker 9: former Our Minister richard austen and and really it was
Speaker 9: what what does come out this week is that they've
Speaker 9: kicked The two victorians out and They've Put nick griner
Speaker 9: particularly in. Their players but really the factional nest vipers
Speaker 9: that's In The South Wales liberal. Party continues the fact
Speaker 9: that they they lost they lost seats in the recent,
Speaker 9: federal election the fact that they don't really look like
Speaker 9: they're in a position to be a viable alternative youngments
Speaker 9: in the upcoming state Election In south wales which has
Speaker 9: still got a way.
Speaker 14: To come.
Speaker 9: These are all issues that they really have not. Grappled
Speaker 9: WITH so, i mean the, factional hatreds that personality politics are.
Speaker 9: Still there it's not. Going away they haven't solved. The Problem,
Speaker 9: nick greiner as respected liple, elder statesman might be able
Speaker 9: to go Where the victorians did not inste trying to
Speaker 9: bring some sort of peace to. The party but the
Speaker 9: bottom line is That a liberal party these days is
Speaker 9: a party is that nobody wants. To join it's not
Speaker 9: a question of young. Versus old it's a question of
Speaker 9: people actually want to be part of something that is
Speaker 9: such a such a dog's breakfast that is becoming increasingly
Speaker 9: used to losing and not winning that if you really
Speaker 9: want to make a career in politics and publics Herberts
Speaker 9: His liberal party the way to. GO anymore a lot
Speaker 9: of people suddenly are thinking maybe. It's Not.
Speaker 2: Although nick griner has a lot of credibility AND also
Speaker 2: i think enough experience and level headedness to perhaps unify
Speaker 2: if you could think of anybody except apart From Maybe,
Speaker 2: john howard, You know grinder's not the bad person to
Speaker 2: have in there in this. Particular, role no.
Speaker 9: He's NOT and i think because of his being such
Speaker 9: a successful premire in the late eighties and, early nineties
Speaker 9: even though he almost lost office when he, sought reelection
Speaker 9: he is well regarded across the faction Of The. Liberal
Speaker 9: party but the reality Is That liberal party itself is such,
Speaker 9: a rotten rotten organization it really needs to be. Cleaned
Speaker 9: out it's parliamentary party needs to be cleaned out of
Speaker 9: the dead wood and the. Non performers the organization certainly
Speaker 9: needs to be cleaned out which is why there was
Speaker 9: a federal intervention in. FIRST place i mean you had
Speaker 9: a party organization that couldn't actually organize its candidates the
Speaker 9: last year's local government Elections In New. South wales that's
Speaker 9: how messy.
Speaker 18: It was.
Speaker 9: That you really want to have good people joining the
Speaker 9: party and you want to have really good people standing.
Speaker 9: For it at the moment there, is well it's just not,
Speaker 9: Worth it it. Really ISN'T and i think it's not
Speaker 9: Just This south Wales's Division liberal party. THE problem i
Speaker 9: think it's a Problem, in victoria it's a Problem In.
Speaker 9: South Australia. West australia probably the only place where it's
Speaker 9: viable as a party of government at the moment is
Speaker 9: where it is. A government That. Is queensland and YOU
Speaker 9: noticed i Didn't mention, tasmania there although notionally it's Got
Speaker 9: A liberal, party GOVERNMENT because i suspect after the Nineteenth,
Speaker 9: of july because of this absolutely, foolhardy election they're called
Speaker 9: that there won't Be a liberal government.
Speaker 2: There either you know what they need to do is
Speaker 2: they need to go back to nineteen. Sixty seven there
Speaker 2: was a guy who his Name Was, william bell and
Speaker 2: he wrote a song everybody loves, a winner and everybody
Speaker 2: loves you when. You're winning they need to be playing
Speaker 2: that every time somebody walks in, the room try and
Speaker 2: buoy the team up a. Little, Bit perhaps, oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah they certainly need something that certainly know when party
Speaker 9: hacks and, factional warlords so think their song is. My
Speaker 9: way you really have to wonder about the party as
Speaker 9: a party. OF government, i mean it's been a natural
Speaker 9: party of government for so LONG and i think that's
Speaker 9: Made many, liberal members but certainly, organizational players. Very complacent
Speaker 9: you know that even losing the twenty twenty two federal
Speaker 9: election has shut the. Temporary setback and we saw that
Speaker 9: the consequences of that type of thinking on the Third,
Speaker 9: of may Didn't, we well.
Speaker 2: Maybe then they could Borrow From donald trump a BIT
Speaker 2: of ymca from the, village people because you know that
Speaker 2: boy's the. Camp.
Speaker 9: Too, WELL look i think he would object. TO that
Speaker 9: i don't think he want to be associated with you
Speaker 9: know what he says. ABOUT losers i don't think he'd
Speaker 9: want to Be Associated liberal Party.
Speaker 2: For australia at, The Moment CAPTAIN cook's hms endeavor is
Speaker 2: confirmed to be in the Waters Off. Rhode island why?
Speaker 2: What's this why are you interested in?
Speaker 9: This, STORY well i think we all should be interested in.
Speaker 9: THIS story, i, mean basically we're talking about the Endeavor
Speaker 9: That captain cook sales up Up the east Coast of
Speaker 9: australia in. SEVENTEEN seventy i mean it was a great Thing,
Speaker 9: for Australia for. Australian history it was the beginning really
Speaker 9: Of our european history in terms of, the settlement, and
Speaker 9: that in, my view is not a. Bad thing many
Speaker 9: other people these days think, it isn't which IS why
Speaker 9: i think if we look at the media at coverage
Speaker 9: of this over the last few Days, in australia it's
Speaker 9: barely troubled. TO scorers, I mean i'm old enough. TO
Speaker 9: remember i don't know if, You, Are phil i'm sure
Speaker 9: you're only twenty one and a bite and. A bit
Speaker 9: in the, late sixties in nineteen sixty nine to, nineteen
Speaker 9: seventy in the run up To The cook, byson tenary
Speaker 9: everybody was advidly following the raising of endeavors cannons Off
Speaker 9: The Great barrier reef because that was seed as getting
Speaker 9: in Touch with. Cook relics at the time Of The.
Speaker 9: Bison tenry but here we are we have the wreckage
Speaker 9: of the, real endeavor that the, actual ship, IT'S herself
Speaker 9: i like, to, say herself not itself ship as, a
Speaker 9: sheet but certainly we have the wreckage there and according
Speaker 9: To The Australia National, maritime museum that's been a big
Speaker 9: part of researching this and Offshore, In Newport. Rhode island
Speaker 9: when you think, About it australia too probably sailed over
Speaker 9: her when she. Went one that's a.
Speaker 7: THIRD point i, Like that BUT certainly i.
Speaker 9: Think if it was nineteen seventy we would be absolutely
Speaker 9: ecstatic about this has to be filling out newspages that
Speaker 9: would be splashed all over. Television radio but here in twenty,
Speaker 9: twenty five where it's unfashionedable to Talk About, captain cook
Speaker 9: it's unfashionable to talk about his bourges of exploration and
Speaker 9: its implications for indigenous peoples In, the pacific particularly as Well.
Speaker 9: As australia and of course there's a bit of a
Speaker 9: Downer on british Colonialism and britain in general in terms
Speaker 9: of its role in. The world, so look this has
Speaker 9: had more coverage IN, the us that's had more Coverage
Speaker 9: in britain than has Had, in AUSTRALIA and i just
Speaker 9: think that's. Absolutely surprised well he probably shouldn't be surprised
Speaker 9: in this day, and age but certainly as somebody who
Speaker 9: was young enough or old enough but very young then
Speaker 9: to remember The cook by centenary AND as, i say
Speaker 9: the example of the excitement caused by the raising of
Speaker 9: endeavors canons then as opposed to the. Ship, ITSELF now
Speaker 9: i just think it's Highlights how australia, has changed our mindset.
Speaker 9: HAS changed i don't necessarily think in that sense it's
Speaker 9: changed for.
Speaker 2: The better i'm sure that we will get texts about
Speaker 2: this and about your thoughts. As well it's always a
Speaker 2: pleasure to taught. To you let's see where we're at
Speaker 2: in a. Week's Time Thanks Phil, terry barnes their columnist
Speaker 2: and the political and, policy Consultant Former howard, government advisor
Speaker 2: with a Week in politics ten, to four seven minutes
Speaker 2: to four in. The morning well it's middle of, the night,
Speaker 2: but anyway we're getting ready for a brand. New day
Speaker 2: and It, is thursday Nineteenth. Of june cold out there at,
Speaker 2: the moment, no kidding it is nine degrees at the Moment,
Speaker 2: in brisbane but it feels a lot colder. Than That,
Speaker 2: but sydney, forget Them as connefruiter, would say forget about
Speaker 2: It in sydney at. The moment, six degrees but it feels.
Speaker 2: LIKE three i haven't been. Out there it was cold
Speaker 2: on the way in on my way to work, this
Speaker 2: EVENING but i haven't been out there for obviously for,
Speaker 2: a while for a. Few hours but it gives you
Speaker 2: a good example of what it feels like if You're
Speaker 2: in sydney and, you're cold getting down to what feels like.
Speaker 2: Three degrees let's get your news update and then we're
Speaker 2: going to Go To tel Aviv And lisa segalov Is.
Speaker 2: An australian she's. A lawyer she lives In. Tel aviv
Speaker 2: she's just come out of a bunker after a recent
Speaker 2: air raid siren that just happened In. Tel aviv so
Speaker 2: we'll get the update on what her life is like
Speaker 2: on a day to day basis In. TEL aviv i
Speaker 2: mentioned this before when you look at they had some
Speaker 2: incoming missiles going Into tel aviv Shot, from IRAN and
Speaker 2: i guess again reciprocal action BECAUSE the idf sent some
Speaker 2: jets Into, bomb iran so that come the Missiles from Iran.
Speaker 2: Into israel they had the cameras as the sun went
Speaker 2: down about seven O'clock In, tel aviv and it was
Speaker 2: amazing to look at it because it was just clear
Speaker 2: blue skies and it would look like you would look
Speaker 2: out the window, right now if you looked out the
Speaker 2: window and it, was sunny it would be like you're
Speaker 2: in a suburban neighborhood looking out at. The sky incredible
Speaker 2: to think that that footage. Was live but they were
Speaker 2: aware of incoming missiles at. The time it's the kind
Speaker 2: of thing that, you know we never get our head
Speaker 2: around fortunately living in an amazing Country. Like australia BUT
Speaker 2: when i Speak To lisa segalov in just a moment
Speaker 2: after the, News update i'll ask her. About that i'll
Speaker 2: ask her what her day to day. Is like and,
Speaker 2: you know does it become the norm when You hear?
Speaker 2: Rair sirens do you become innude to it after a while, you,
Speaker 2: go well that's the, sirens again that's all the head
Speaker 2: down to. The bunker i'll have a chat with her.
Speaker 2: About that and also, coming up we're going to catch
Speaker 2: up without Good Mate, luke bono who's been on holiday
Speaker 2: his daughter, got married so he's had a bit of,
Speaker 2: a decision but he'll be back to talk about that
Speaker 2: and also to take. Your calls and SOMETHING else i
Speaker 2: wanted to mention to, you too and That is dr Tan.
Speaker 2: Via hmed he's a psychiatrist and also a, social commentator
Speaker 2: talking about psychological compensation claims and are they really worth
Speaker 2: it and can you? Prove it that's all on. The
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Speaker 2: the front page of the newspapers and see what's been
Speaker 2: happening while you've been asleep overnight