Speaker 1: Come on, come on in. It's the Laura shedd Intochemistry House,
Speaker 1: Great Savings every Day, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Ready and rowing.
Speaker 3: There's been something to happen in the news recently. And look,
Speaker 3: I feel very personally attacked by this.
Speaker 4: And the reason why I feel personally attacked by this
Speaker 4: is because it's about my darling husband, Maddie Jay. Now,
Speaker 4: he is a doting father, but I have a bloody
Speaker 4: issue with this article because I think the bar is
Speaker 4: very low when it comes to dad.
Speaker 1: Okay, I did see that over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Madison feels.
Speaker 1: And next, there's a woman in the States who is
Speaker 1: currently in prison and she's trying to get out on
Speaker 1: a technicality and it's looking like she might actually be
Speaker 1: let loose.
Speaker 3: All that more coming right up, it's.
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Speaker 1: writer in the Country, Britt Laura and Mitchell. Thanks to
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Speaker 2: We remember last year, how could anyone forget Roe v. Wade?
Speaker 2: The US Supreme Court took away the constitutional right for
Speaker 2: many people in many states to have an abortion, and
Speaker 2: they said that a fetus should be recognized as a
Speaker 2: human I mean, this is.
Speaker 4: Something that we the shock waves were felt all around
Speaker 4: the world. Know it happened in the States, but I
Speaker 4: think it was such a huge thing for all women
Speaker 4: to see that this fundamental right to be able to
Speaker 4: choose whether or not you are having a child was
Speaker 4: taken away.
Speaker 3: It was such a step back.
Speaker 2: Well, there is a pregnant woman in Florida. She is
Speaker 2: six weeks pregnant when she was imprisoned on murder charges.
Speaker 2: She is now arguing on a technicality that if she
Speaker 2: is not allowed an abortion and her fetus is a human,
Speaker 2: then she shouldn't be in prison because the fetess didn't
Speaker 2: do anything wrong.
Speaker 3: The fetus is innocent.
Speaker 2: The fetus is innocent on a T shirt. This is crazy, right,
Speaker 2: because I'm pro abortion, I think that we should be
Speaker 2: allowed to have an abortion. So I think sucked into
Speaker 2: the government.
Speaker 4: She's not saying she wants to overturn her entire sentence.
Speaker 4: She's not trying to say, oh, I don't like I'm pregnant,
Speaker 4: therefore you know I'm gonna get out of it. She's
Speaker 4: just saying for the time that she's pregnant, her unborn child,
Speaker 4: which is you know, all by all states and by
Speaker 4: all rules within the States, a human a legitimate human.
Speaker 4: It cannot be held in detention in the way that
Speaker 4: she has because it's innocent. And you know what, do
Speaker 4: I think that a murderer should be out free and
Speaker 4: walking around.
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: But do I think she has an absolutely brilliant point. Yes,
Speaker 4: and she's right it shouldn't be held in there.
Speaker 2: Now her lawyer has said, an unborn child is a person.
Speaker 2: The person has constitutional rights and one of them is
Speaker 2: the right not to be deprived of liberty without due process.
Speaker 1: Imagine being that lawyer thinking of that moment, going I've
Speaker 1: got a plan. Yeah, got yeah, I've got yeah, I've
Speaker 1: got the government.
Speaker 2: You've got them between a rock and hard place. Right,
Speaker 2: But what is the answer. Is she going to get
Speaker 2: led out, because legally she has to be What do
Speaker 2: they do then? Do you just go home? Do you
Speaker 2: get you have security that has to follow you around,
Speaker 2: to you on home, detention, you in a hospital? What's
Speaker 2: the answer.
Speaker 4: Well, I think legally the issue is is that they
Speaker 4: can't have two different sets of standards. They can't say
Speaker 4: this is a human in this instance and it's not
Speaker 4: a human in this instance. And the big part of
Speaker 4: this is, And I think it goes back to this
Speaker 4: conversation about Roby Wade. Is she was put into detention
Speaker 4: at six weeks pregnant. She didn't have the choice, Like
Speaker 4: I mean, I would take a guess that at six
Speaker 4: weeks that's when most people find out that they're even pregnant.
Speaker 4: So she could have been arrested, put into a jailor
Speaker 4: put into custody at the very same time that she
Speaker 4: found out that she was pregnant. So there's so many
Speaker 4: layers to this that are problematic, And I just think
Speaker 4: if you've got one rule, it has to go throughout
Speaker 4: all of them.
Speaker 3: So it has to be the standard.
Speaker 2: Well that's the point they're gonna have to let her out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I have murderers out in the street now
Speaker 4: because that fetus is a human.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm very interested to see what happens.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, the baby joins us now from Florida Super
Speaker 1: Prison on the line. Yeah, I know when the baby's born.
Speaker 1: Best believable send an email? Yeah, right, will Next on
Speaker 1: the show, a Melbourne girl is in hospital, spending the
Speaker 1: weekend in hospital because of a sleepwalking incident that involves
Speaker 1: milking cows. What Yeah, she's okay, but she's sleptwalk and she's.
Speaker 4: Not were Now you shouldn't cry over some spilt milk.
Speaker 1: This is an utterly ridiculous storm. Thank you all. All right,
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Speaker 1: We all have a good sleep here at the pickup, don't.
Speaker 3: We that I do not get enough of it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love an app I love sleep, I love slumber.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, you've got two kids, you've got your awful dog,
Speaker 1: Delilah Breeze. So we all struggled to sleep.
Speaker 2: Wash your mouth out, no more.
Speaker 1: Than this eighteen year old dairy farmer in Victoria who
Speaker 1: over the weekend has been hospitalized after a bizarre sleepwalking experience.
Speaker 3: Can we turn the music off?
Speaker 2: What did she do? Sleepwalk into account?
Speaker 1: Well? No not quiet? Abby's Siza was staying at a
Speaker 1: friend's house. Niar sheperdon in Victoria? Anyway, she slept walk
Speaker 1: staying with a friend, and she just walked out of
Speaker 1: a four story building.
Speaker 3: What she just walked out out of the window.
Speaker 1: The window opened the window, woke up, opened the window
Speaker 1: and walked out and fell four meters to the ground.
Speaker 3: Did she give a reason, like did she just walk
Speaker 3: out the door?
Speaker 1: She says, I got out of bed while sleepwalking and
Speaker 1: announced loudly to my friends I was going to milk
Speaker 1: the cows.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, she.
Speaker 1: Wanted to milk the cows in the middle of the night.
Speaker 1: She said. All I recall is rolling around in pain
Speaker 1: while her friends held her down. And this is actually
Speaker 1: quite horrific. She went in for surgery and was told
Speaker 1: she would have multiple screws placed in her pelvis.
Speaker 3: She's lucky to be alive four meters.
Speaker 1: No, gotya, she says. I'm very tired. She's better now.
Speaker 3: I once stated a guy who he just vanished.
Speaker 4: He was gone, but his phone was there, his wallet
Speaker 4: was there, like everything was in the house.
Speaker 3: So I was like, where the hell's he gone?
Speaker 4: Anyway, I got a phone call about maybe seven am
Speaker 4: in the morning, and he was like, hey, babe, I
Speaker 4: need you to come to the office.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: We lived on.
Speaker 4: Oxford Street in like a multi level apartment building with
Speaker 4: a buzzer downstairs, and his office was maybe like eight
Speaker 4: hundred meters up the road and he was like, I
Speaker 4: need you to come to the office. I was like,
Speaker 4: what the hell are you doing in the office And
Speaker 4: he's like, and I need you to bring some pants
Speaker 4: and some shoes. He had slept walter out of our
Speaker 4: building out the front. He was on the street and
Speaker 4: the intercom wasn't working and he was but asked naked.
Speaker 4: Oh no, So he ran to the office so that
Speaker 4: he wouldn't be caught out on the street and no clothes.
Speaker 1: That's actually very smart from a sleepwalker naked.
Speaker 4: Sleep well, he worked out, but he had blisters on
Speaker 4: his feet running thirteen.
Speaker 1: What happened to you while you were sleepwalking? Leon called
Speaker 1: Hi High High? What happened while you were sleepwalking?
Speaker 5: I wasn't me sleep walking, but my eldest son, ronics
Speaker 5: is a big sleet walker. We were on holidays at
Speaker 5: Kansa their apartment there, and I hear the door to
Speaker 5: the apartment in the middle of the night open and closed,
Speaker 5: and obviously I was asleep, so it took me a
Speaker 5: minute to register. But when I jumped about a bed
Speaker 5: and run out the door. He has walked out the door.
Speaker 5: He's walked across to the lift and pushed the buttons
Speaker 5: of the elevator and jumped on in and down. He
Speaker 5: goes into the lift of the night.
Speaker 2: Where do you end up in the basement?
Speaker 5: No, like, yeah, he just I don't know where he
Speaker 5: actually went, but.
Speaker 3: Looking for him, don't.
Speaker 1: Know where he lives in the stock is seen it
Speaker 1: somewhere bell I'm thirteen sixty five high. What's your sleepwalking story?
Speaker 5: When I was twenty five.
Speaker 2: My partner and I were in the Gold Coast and
Speaker 2: I've always struggled with like sleepwalking issues.
Speaker 5: And he actually woke up to me.
Speaker 2: Walking out on the twenty fifth floor on like a
Speaker 2: high rise chevron twin towers, like in my sleepwalking.
Speaker 5: Thing, and he was like, dange, what are you doing?
Speaker 5: That was the first time my boyfriend had ever experienced stories.
Speaker 3: Are you were on the roof or where did you
Speaker 3: get to?
Speaker 5: I well, like out onto the deck. So we have
Speaker 5: a vie and it was the twenty fifth floor. My
Speaker 5: sleep's always been weird, like obviously I used grown out
Speaker 5: of it and then it would come back. Yeah, nowhere
Speaker 5: if I was doing well.
Speaker 1: You're treating this like a doctor's console. We're not here
Speaker 1: to help you. We just want your story. She goes,
Speaker 1: it's beat my whole life. And maybe it's the magnesium
Speaker 1: supplements on tape.
Speaker 4: I think the lesson here is everyone lock your windows inside, all.
Speaker 1: Right, stand by. Next. Over the weekend, Laurie, you were
Speaker 1: in the front page of the Daily Mail, you and
Speaker 1: your husband Maddy Jay.
Speaker 4: No, just Maddy j. I didn't get a mention. There's
Speaker 4: been an article and I've got some feelings about it.
Speaker 3: Woo, all right, angry.
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Speaker 4: Guys, there is an article that came out over the
Speaker 4: weekend that really pissed me off.
Speaker 2: Oh I was there when she read it. I can concur.
Speaker 4: So mad, so mad, now you know, Okay, Britta and
Speaker 4: I we went away to the Northern Territory for the
Speaker 4: weekend and my beautiful husban Maddie Jay. He had our
Speaker 4: two daughters while I was gone. Not only wasn't in
Speaker 4: the Daily Mail, it was in the front page. You
Speaker 4: know when it's like biggest, greatest, most.
Speaker 3: Important news of the day.
Speaker 4: Here it is the Bachelor's Maddie Johnson is every inch
Speaker 4: the doting father as he enjoys a girl's day out
Speaker 4: with daughters Marley May three and Lawla Ellis one. Now
Speaker 4: this seems like not a big deal. I know what
Speaker 4: you're thinking. You're thinking, why would you be so mad
Speaker 4: by an article?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm thinking it seems nice. It's quite complimentary. He's
Speaker 1: out with his daughters. It's sweet.
Speaker 2: If we break the article down, it says exclusive, Maddie
Speaker 2: Jay's a dad.
Speaker 3: Literally what it.
Speaker 1: Is, I'll make it that scoop.
Speaker 3: This isn't so.
Speaker 4: This is an article about my husband and my daughters.
Speaker 4: To congratulate my husband on doing the bear minimum, on
Speaker 4: being a dad, on taking his children to the park,
Speaker 4: and oh wait, he went one step further. He took
Speaker 4: his precious daddy daughter time. He took them to a
Speaker 4: place where Marley May could dress up as a princess.
Speaker 4: Is the bar really that low for dads, because let
Speaker 4: me tell you, there are no articles. I skip, I skim,
Speaker 4: I went all through it. There's not a single article
Speaker 4: on Daily Mail that says doting mum takes child to
Speaker 4: the park.
Speaker 2: Well, look, it's a big news day, I reckon, we
Speaker 2: congratulate Maddy J. He made the news. He's been a
Speaker 2: phenomenal dad. Why don't we get him on the phone
Speaker 2: and just really say good on you for going out
Speaker 2: there and yeah, I think we do. It's not often
Speaker 2: you make the front page of the news, Laura.
Speaker 1: Let's get him a medal as.
Speaker 2: Well celebrating him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's give him a vice.
Speaker 2: Hello, Maddie J. We just wanted to say a big
Speaker 2: news this week over the weekend. Congratulations. We saw him
Speaker 2: making the headlines for being Australia's most doting dad.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Finally, finally the recognition that you deserve, Honey. I mean,
Speaker 4: I will say that you are an exceptional dad, but
Speaker 4: you know, to hear it from the Daily Mail as
Speaker 4: a whole other step up, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Let's not play it down, Matt, Laura has just been
Speaker 2: on a ranch. She's mad, she's fuming.
Speaker 3: I just think it reiterates that the bar is so
Speaker 3: low for dads.
Speaker 6: What do you think, Matt, Hang on a second, how
Speaker 6: dare you, Laura Ben I have been looking after the
Speaker 6: children all week and doing one of the most phenomenal
Speaker 6: jobs ever, and yet instead of congratulating me, you're getting angry.
Speaker 1: You worthy?
Speaker 3: Actually, do you know why?
Speaker 4: Because I have taken care of the kids many times
Speaker 4: when you went off to do the weather, when you
Speaker 4: went off to do Dancing with the stars. Not once
Speaker 4: have I had an article calling me a doting mind.
Speaker 5: I did not know.
Speaker 2: But what I'm hearing, madd is that like, is that
Speaker 2: you just were a parent over the weekend. Excuse me,
Speaker 2: I'm going to have to be on Laura's side on
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 6: I barely slept all weekend. I handmade every single meal,
Speaker 6: I read them stories NonStop. Just a parent, Brittany, is
Speaker 6: you saying Bolt just a runner?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, no, yes he is. He's fast, but he's a runner.
Speaker 6: He's the best runner in the world, just like I'm
Speaker 6: one of the best dads in Australia. Realize that I
Speaker 6: lost Marley three times at the beach. Not important, but
Speaker 6: once they're reporting on the fact.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, Daily Mail is just going to go to
Speaker 4: his head and I got to go ahead and do
Speaker 4: with this now.
Speaker 1: Well more doting. You've learned anything. It's doting hard, all right.
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Speaker 1: that's on the way. We'll see tomorrow over