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quite good from Senate estimates One Nation's Malcolm Roberts: "will you provide tighter immigration standards to keep terrorists out?" minister Murray Watt: "we just did that. And you voted against it" Roberts: "...that's because of other things, in your bill"

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So the House voted to pass the CR bill but what the media & democrats won’t tell you is that the bill included (among other things) a $500 million dollar increase to WIC programs (for those who can’t afford essentials for their child.). Yet out of 214 Democrat House members, 212 voted against that! They will lie and take things away from you just to spite Trump.

So the House voted to pass the CR bill but what the media & democrats won’t tell you is that the bill included (among other things) a $500 million dollar increase to WIC programs (for those who can’t afford essentials for their child.). Yet out of 214 Democrat House members, 212 voted against that! They will lie and take things away from you just to spite Trump.

Sequencer

407,004 views • 1 year ago

Malcolm Roberts Exposes Labor–Greens Deal: A Betrayal of Australia One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts has delivered a blistering speech in the Senate, calling out the latest Labor–Greens backroom deal as a “betrayal of Queensland, a betrayal of Australia, and a betrayal of democracy.” Roberts revealed that One Nation senators were deliberately pushed to the bottom of the speaking list to silence their voices — a clear sign, he said, that the major parties fear One Nation because it is the “real Opposition.” Slamming the government for prioritising virtue signalling and TikTok politics, Roberts warned that everyday Australians will be the ones paying the price for another rushed and poorly thought-out bill pushed through Parliament. He attacked the Greens for shifting goalposts immediately after signing the deal, mocking their proposal to treat “Australian Aboriginal environments” differently to the rest of the country. Roberts called the motion confusing, divisive, and completely detached from reality. Roberts promised that a future One Nation government will repeal this bill and replace it with environmental protections based on data, outcomes and honest stewardship not emotion or political theatre. “We shall clean it up,” he declared. Highlighting the National Farmers’ Federation’s concerns, Roberts warned that the bill would increase bushfire risk, damage forestry and timber industries, reduce food production, drive up food prices for all Australians, force home builders into relying on expensive imported timber. Roberts accused Labor and the Greens of misunderstanding agriculture and forestry, saying their policies will destroy jobs, communities, and Australia’s ability to manage its own land safely. One Nation’s message is clear: Canberra’s political class may ignore the consequences but Malcolm Roberts won’t. He is standing up for farmers, families, industry and the environment with common sense and truth.

Malcolm Roberts Exposes Labor–Greens Deal: A Betrayal of Australia One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts has delivered a blistering speech in the Senate, calling out the latest Labor–Greens backroom deal as a “betrayal of Queensland, a betrayal of Australia, and a betrayal of democracy.” Roberts revealed that One Nation senators were deliberately pushed to the bottom of the speaking list to silence their voices — a clear sign, he said, that the major parties fear One Nation because it is the “real Opposition.” Slamming the government for prioritising virtue signalling and TikTok politics, Roberts warned that everyday Australians will be the ones paying the price for another rushed and poorly thought-out bill pushed through Parliament. He attacked the Greens for shifting goalposts immediately after signing the deal, mocking their proposal to treat “Australian Aboriginal environments” differently to the rest of the country. Roberts called the motion confusing, divisive, and completely detached from reality. Roberts promised that a future One Nation government will repeal this bill and replace it with environmental protections based on data, outcomes and honest stewardship not emotion or political theatre. “We shall clean it up,” he declared. Highlighting the National Farmers’ Federation’s concerns, Roberts warned that the bill would increase bushfire risk, damage forestry and timber industries, reduce food production, drive up food prices for all Australians, force home builders into relying on expensive imported timber. Roberts accused Labor and the Greens of misunderstanding agriculture and forestry, saying their policies will destroy jobs, communities, and Australia’s ability to manage its own land safely. One Nation’s message is clear: Canberra’s political class may ignore the consequences but Malcolm Roberts won’t. He is standing up for farmers, families, industry and the environment with common sense and truth.

One Nation Australia

49,504 views • 10 months ago

Nick Fuentes goes on one of his most passionate rants ever 😳 "If Kevin Roberts were my dad, I would disown him! You sold out your friends, you sold out your country, and in the end you apologized to keep your job and they DIDN'T ACCEPT IT!"

Nick Fuentes goes on one of his most passionate rants ever 😳 "If Kevin Roberts were my dad, I would disown him! You sold out your friends, you sold out your country, and in the end you apologized to keep your job and they DIDN'T ACCEPT IT!"

Fuentes Updates

182,409 views • 11 months ago

ABC’s Robin Roberts fawns over Mary Bruce after she was yelled at by President Trump yesterday: “And, Mary, I don't have to tell you, these are extremely challenging times. And thank you for your reporting and your willingness to ask these types of questions. It must be surreal for you, Mary.” Bruce: “It is a little surreal, Robin, and thank you for that, but it is also just our job. And we continue to do that.” Roberts: “Amen! Aw, thank you for that, Mary. George.” George Stephanopoulos: “And indeed it will, Mary.”

ABC’s Robin Roberts fawns over Mary Bruce after she was yelled at by President Trump yesterday: “And, Mary, I don't have to tell you, these are extremely challenging times. And thank you for your reporting and your willingness to ask these types of questions. It must be surreal for you, Mary.” Bruce: “It is a little surreal, Robin, and thank you for that, but it is also just our job. And we continue to do that.” Roberts: “Amen! Aw, thank you for that, Mary. George.” George Stephanopoulos: “And indeed it will, Mary.”

Curtis Houck

150,728 views • 10 months ago

What a quote from CofC AD Matt Roberts. In part... "If they sit in that room and hear that speech from those 2 coaches and that's not good enough for them, get out of here. Get out of here, go somewhere else. If money is your motivator, you are not wanted at CofC. That is a direct message to those student athletes"

What a quote from CofC AD Matt Roberts. In part... "If they sit in that room and hear that speech from those 2 coaches and that's not good enough for them, get out of here. Get out of here, go somewhere else. If money is your motivator, you are not wanted at CofC. That is a direct message to those student athletes"

Scott Eisberg

288,894 views • 6 months ago

This washed up albino finally coming out to call a spade a spade, this is someone who will practically insult you back during Buhari’s regime. It’s obvious you came out to speak up just because you are not benefitting from this current government and in the grand scheme of things you are a nobody. 🤣 Did Buhari do well? NO Did you come out to speak against him? NO because you were heavily benefitting from his government. Now that this regime doesn’t favour you and your akant balance you are running from pillar to post, clown. 🤡 First seek the inner most forgiveness of your conscience because you know it’s out of selfishness and greed that you are coming out to seek it not genuinely. Y’all can NEVER be trusted again and am glad a good number now see you all for who you truly are COWARDS and THIEVES. 🙄 Maybe try mimicking Tulumbu like you did Buhari just maybe they will pity your sorry a$$ with a non performing appointment. But for now, just Mechionu gi there 🙄😒

This washed up albino finally coming out to call a spade a spade, this is someone who will practically insult you back during Buhari’s regime. It’s obvious you came out to speak up just because you are not benefitting from this current government and in the grand scheme of things you are a nobody. 🤣 Did Buhari do well? NO Did you come out to speak against him? NO because you were heavily benefitting from his government. Now that this regime doesn’t favour you and your akant balance you are running from pillar to post, clown. 🤡 First seek the inner most forgiveness of your conscience because you know it’s out of selfishness and greed that you are coming out to seek it not genuinely. Y’all can NEVER be trusted again and am glad a good number now see you all for who you truly are COWARDS and THIEVES. 🙄 Maybe try mimicking Tulumbu like you did Buhari just maybe they will pity your sorry a$$ with a non performing appointment. But for now, just Mechionu gi there 🙄😒

Arewa Chic

147,117 views • 1 year ago

And there it is. Labor just admitted that they will decide what is 'harmful' online. In other words, if you criticise Net Zero, mass immigration and anything else against their agenda, you will be deemed harmful. This is Labor's Big Brother Bill.

And there it is. Labor just admitted that they will decide what is 'harmful' online. In other words, if you criticise Net Zero, mass immigration and anything else against their agenda, you will be deemed harmful. This is Labor's Big Brother Bill.

ADVANCE

20,351 views • 25 days ago

DAMON ROBERTS: “The President has two absolutely detestable enemies of ours to address. I don't know which one's a bigger threat. They're both complicit. You have China, and you have the American media. It's hard to not realize now what the ultimate double whammy that he was hit with. You can't look back now and say it was just bad luck for America. It was more of like a perfect storm. We had mail-in chaos, suppression, in-person voting, all of it to keep Trump from winning re-election. Damon Roberts

DAMON ROBERTS: “The President has two absolutely detestable enemies of ours to address. I don't know which one's a bigger threat. They're both complicit. You have China, and you have the American media. It's hard to not realize now what the ultimate double whammy that he was hit with. You can't look back now and say it was just bad luck for America. It was more of like a perfect storm. We had mail-in chaos, suppression, in-person voting, all of it to keep Trump from winning re-election. Damon Roberts

Bannon’s WarRoom

19,392 views • 2 months ago

$5,500. That’s the average amount that we will cut from your HECS debt. In just over a month you will start to see it and feel it. The Australian people voted for real cost of living relief and we are delivering.

$5,500. That’s the average amount that we will cut from your HECS debt. In just over a month you will start to see it and feel it. The Australian people voted for real cost of living relief and we are delivering.

Jason Clare MP

22,639 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Five top Democrats on the Maine Legislative Council voted AGAINST a bill that would ban ai-generated child porn The vote kills the bill from reaching committee, so it will not even receive public debate House minority leader Billy Bob Faulkingham can’t believe it… “Well, that was interesting. Just got out of leg council today where I'm in Augusta. We were voting on bills — but the one that really blew my mind was a bill sponsored by a Democrat that would prohibit child pornography created by AI. And of course, even though a Democrat sponsored that bill, I voted yes for it because I think child pornography is absolutely disgusting no matter how it's created. Unfortunately, that bill failed to get entered into the second session because the majority of Democrats voted against letting that bill in, even though it was sponsored by a Democrat. I don't understand the reasoning why you would not want to go against child pornography, but that actually happened today”

🚨 Five top Democrats on the Maine Legislative Council voted AGAINST a bill that would ban ai-generated child porn The vote kills the bill from reaching committee, so it will not even receive public debate House minority leader Billy Bob Faulkingham can’t believe it… “Well, that was interesting. Just got out of leg council today where I'm in Augusta. We were voting on bills — but the one that really blew my mind was a bill sponsored by a Democrat that would prohibit child pornography created by AI. And of course, even though a Democrat sponsored that bill, I voted yes for it because I think child pornography is absolutely disgusting no matter how it's created. Unfortunately, that bill failed to get entered into the second session because the majority of Democrats voted against letting that bill in, even though it was sponsored by a Democrat. I don't understand the reasoning why you would not want to go against child pornography, but that actually happened today”

Wall Street Apes

944,854 views • 11 months ago

A renumeration package of $930,000/annum One department & you get paid more then the prime minister to run the country. Is it any wonder Australia is in debt and our taxes and electricity keeps going up. The snouts are well & truely in the trough, up to their eyeballs. Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 #auspol

A renumeration package of $930,000/annum One department & you get paid more then the prime minister to run the country. Is it any wonder Australia is in debt and our taxes and electricity keeps going up. The snouts are well & truely in the trough, up to their eyeballs. Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 #auspol

JT 🌸🇦🇺👨‍🍳 🦕 🥥

29,857 views • 10 months ago

Sack the Government - Good governments don’t import and support terrorists We demand ANSWERS, we demand to be PROTECTED from terrorists, we demand that TWO-TIER policing ends! DO YOUR JOB....PUT AUSTRALIA FIRST...or we will keep making noise until you listen!

Sack the Government - Good governments don’t import and support terrorists We demand ANSWERS, we demand to be PROTECTED from terrorists, we demand that TWO-TIER policing ends! DO YOUR JOB....PUT AUSTRALIA FIRST...or we will keep making noise until you listen!

Monica Smit / Reignite Democracy

22,130 views • 9 months ago

You take three things you have to get done every day, just three, very important things. That's called the signal, and then you don't let anything stop you from getting your three things done. That's called the noise. And then you keep your signal to noise ratio at 80/20. That means you're doing things that are important in your life and getting them done every day, and great things happen.

You take three things you have to get done every day, just three, very important things. That's called the signal, and then you don't let anything stop you from getting your three things done. That's called the noise. And then you keep your signal to noise ratio at 80/20. That means you're doing things that are important in your life and getting them done every day, and great things happen.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

34,542 views • 6 months ago

“Ben Shapiro Left the Entire Panel Stunned With This Explanation of Critical Race Theory.” Bill Maher: You describe it, and then we'll ask,what is Critical Race Theory? Ben Shapiro: I studied Critical Race Theory in law school. At its core, it argues that racism is built into every American institution, and that even "neutral" systems are really tools of racial power. Ben Shapiro: The practical result is this: any racial disparity is treated as proof of discrimination, and schools end up teaching that white students benefit from privilege because the system was built for them. Bill Maher: Right. Malcolm, what's your definition? Malcolm Nance: I agree with everything he just said. Bill Maher: Oh... great! Malcolm Nance: I appreciate him honestly describing what it's like to be Black in America. Those ideas are grounded in truth. We don't talk enough about things like the Scalp Act, the Chinese Exclusion Acts, and other parts of American history. Ben Shapiro: That's not true. We do talk about those things. Malcolm Nance: You don't want them talked about! Ben Shapiro: Malcolm, that's simply false. I've discussed those issues myself. But if you argue that meritocracy is just another form of white supremacy, then you're saying the very system you've succeeded in has to be torn down. Do you believe your success came from merit or not? Malcolm Nance: My great-great-grandfather escaped slavery and fought for this country. He never imagined his descendants would have to argue that history even matters. Ben Shapiro: Nobody is denying that history. The issue is whether Critical Race Theory is influencing policy today. When schools lower testing standards to eliminate disparities, that's an example of those ideas in practice. Malcolm Nance: Can you draw a straight line to that? Ben Shapiro: Yes. One hundred percent. If merit is dismissed as an outgrowth of white supremacy, lowering standards becomes the logical next step. That's why this debate matters.

“Ben Shapiro Left the Entire Panel Stunned With This Explanation of Critical Race Theory.” Bill Maher: You describe it, and then we'll ask,what is Critical Race Theory? Ben Shapiro: I studied Critical Race Theory in law school. At its core, it argues that racism is built into every American institution, and that even "neutral" systems are really tools of racial power. Ben Shapiro: The practical result is this: any racial disparity is treated as proof of discrimination, and schools end up teaching that white students benefit from privilege because the system was built for them. Bill Maher: Right. Malcolm, what's your definition? Malcolm Nance: I agree with everything he just said. Bill Maher: Oh... great! Malcolm Nance: I appreciate him honestly describing what it's like to be Black in America. Those ideas are grounded in truth. We don't talk enough about things like the Scalp Act, the Chinese Exclusion Acts, and other parts of American history. Ben Shapiro: That's not true. We do talk about those things. Malcolm Nance: You don't want them talked about! Ben Shapiro: Malcolm, that's simply false. I've discussed those issues myself. But if you argue that meritocracy is just another form of white supremacy, then you're saying the very system you've succeeded in has to be torn down. Do you believe your success came from merit or not? Malcolm Nance: My great-great-grandfather escaped slavery and fought for this country. He never imagined his descendants would have to argue that history even matters. Ben Shapiro: Nobody is denying that history. The issue is whether Critical Race Theory is influencing policy today. When schools lower testing standards to eliminate disparities, that's an example of those ideas in practice. Malcolm Nance: Can you draw a straight line to that? Ben Shapiro: Yes. One hundred percent. If merit is dismissed as an outgrowth of white supremacy, lowering standards becomes the logical next step. That's why this debate matters.

Jeff

254,677 views • 2 months ago

Oof FOXX: Are you aware that the Democrats did this when the senate passed a 4,000-page bill and sent it over very soon after that? NEGUSE: When was this? FOXX: I will get you the specific date…. I now have the facts. Consolidated appropriations bill in 2023. NEGUSE: An appropriations bill that was bipartisan, that the vast majority of the US congress voted on, that's the example you're offering?

Oof FOXX: Are you aware that the Democrats did this when the senate passed a 4,000-page bill and sent it over very soon after that? NEGUSE: When was this? FOXX: I will get you the specific date…. I now have the facts. Consolidated appropriations bill in 2023. NEGUSE: An appropriations bill that was bipartisan, that the vast majority of the US congress voted on, that's the example you're offering?

Acyn

1,382,314 views • 1 year ago

Unfortunately, this morning my "No Jab No Pay" Repeal Bill was voted down by the Senate with only Senators Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺, Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺, Senator Whitten, Senator Babet, Senator Sean Bell and myself voting in support. It’s my view that it is fundamentally wrong to tie childcare payments to vaccination status. Australian parents are entitled to object on medical or other grounds. Thanks to Senator Ralph Babet for using his private Senator’s time on this important Bill. To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to my email newsletter here:

Unfortunately, this morning my "No Jab No Pay" Repeal Bill was voted down by the Senate with only Senators Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺, Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺, Senator Whitten, Senator Babet, Senator Sean Bell and myself voting in support. It’s my view that it is fundamentally wrong to tie childcare payments to vaccination status. Australian parents are entitled to object on medical or other grounds. Thanks to Senator Ralph Babet for using his private Senator’s time on this important Bill. To hear more from me and stay up to date, signup to my email newsletter here:

Senator Alex Antic

48,642 views • 19 days ago

Buttigieg: The choice could not be clearer. When it comes to the U.S. Senate, we have Abdul El-Sayed, who insists that money in politics has gone too far. And we have him running against Mike Rogers, who insists on being part of the problem. We have one candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, who wants to expand affordable health care and keep more money in your pocket. And we have another candidate, Mike Rogers, who literally voted against the Affordable Care Act. And you better believe he will cut health care one more time if you give him a chance in the United States Senate. So we will not let that happen. Mike Rogers has disqualified himself from going back to Washington.

Buttigieg: The choice could not be clearer. When it comes to the U.S. Senate, we have Abdul El-Sayed, who insists that money in politics has gone too far. And we have him running against Mike Rogers, who insists on being part of the problem. We have one candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, who wants to expand affordable health care and keep more money in your pocket. And we have another candidate, Mike Rogers, who literally voted against the Affordable Care Act. And you better believe he will cut health care one more time if you give him a chance in the United States Senate. So we will not let that happen. Mike Rogers has disqualified himself from going back to Washington.

Acyn

892,728 views • 1 month ago