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\n2:21 Right Wing Tony – If you ignore tax, we agreed on a lot. Listener feedback was mixed.
\n8:52 Swedish Police confirmed to Fox News the man whose deportation Ms Ersson prevented had received a prison sentence in Sweden for assault.
\n11:30 Comparing tax rates
\n13:26 Who invests in Australia?
\n14:37 McDonalds and the quarter pounder story
\n16:46 Catholic interference in the by-election.
\n19:06 A Liberal Party branch meeting at Naji’s Charcoal Chicken and Kebabs
\n21:40 Unions seek to end religious bodies’ right to discriminate in hiring
\nI have a great idea to fix the drought. Give farmers drought relief, extend it to better-endowed areas with access to water \u2013 and continue it long after the rain returns.
\n24:13 Barnaby Joyce FFS
\n27:56 Here’s a quick primer on Freedom of Speech:
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\n1. You have, with some limits, the right to say what you want without government intervention, suppression, or prosecution.
\n2. That is different to\u00a0intervention or suppression by an employer. Arguably an employer can, with some limits, interfere with free speech rights if the free speech destroys the ability of the employee to do their job.
\n3. You do not have the right to expect private businesses to give you a platform to say what you want.
\n30:16 Kenan Malik on the Tasmanian Cricket case
\n34:20 Apple has removed\u00a0Alex Jones\u00a0and\u00a0Infowars\u00a0podcasts from its iTunes and Podcast apps
\n34:51 Alex Jones conspiracy theories
\n38:28 Glad I found it – testimonial
\n40:56 Trump – you need ID to buy groceries
\n45:56 The Australian subscription – The Fist relents
\n48:15 The Australian editorial – Companies should steer clear of issues that don’t concern them but they should be activists for tax cuts and industrial relations reform.
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