The Working Group with Nicola Willis, Brooke van Velden and Damien Grant

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Tonight with the deputy leader of the National Party, Nicola Willis, the deputy leader of the ACT Party Brooke van Velden and the Deputy of Leader of Nothing  Stuff columnist Damien Grant.

Issue 1 – Opotiki vs National Gang Policy vs Subhuman vs Mogadishu

Issue 2 – Race in Surgery – end of western civilization or duh you pearl clutching Muppets

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Issue 3 – Meng Foon vs Stuart Nash – who had a bigger conflict of interest?

and Issue 4 – What should PM say to Xi in China next week?

The podcast broadcasts live 7.30pm Tuesdays from our purpose built studio bunker ADJACENT to Mediaworks studios on Facebook, YouTube & JuiceTV.live, The Daily Blog and replayed on Channel 200 Freeview and posted up afterwards on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rova & YouTube 

44 COMMENTS

    • Castlevania! Has Season 5 been resurrected or is Martyn looking toward the spin off set in the French Revolution. Themed by: Off Wiv Ya Heads – Nia Archives

  2. Great to see more women in the studio!! What a great opportunity to discuss the current status of women, the renaming of women’s health services ie: “pregnant people”, “chest feeding” etc.. why not have a robust conversation about the recent revelations of “rape-sex-cults”, the Jaz brothers 5 years of name suppression, recent sexual violence cases and ask Nicola and Brooke what their parties policies are to protect the 90% of women who are so put off by the judicial system- that they don’t use it nor report the sexual violence they have experienced. It’s time to call bullshit! The current system has consistently failed women and needs to be blown up! Sex crime needs to be entirely taken out of the current court system and given its very own dedicated resolution system; to care for all parties, to address cases fairly and tasked with reducing our shocking rate of sex crime committed to women in NZ! C’mon Bomber, get these brunettes on the task!! Half of the electorate are totally over it, are scared, diminished and fed up, our wahine are going to decide the next government. Our woke AF pm still won’t state what a woman actually is FFS!! Kia Kaha!!

    • Trans people are not a threat to women. Christianity and Islam are, they want to control womens autonomy, their social lives and sex lives.

      • https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/woman-jailed-for-life-for-torture-and-murder-denied-leave-to-appeal-to-supreme-court/BZTRTTU5NZWIURVL7JGCEVRPAM/

        Open your eyes Millsy. Before you read about Ashley Winter, I will warm you, the torture and abuse his young woman victim experienced before she was murdered is one of the most disturbing things I have ever read. I could link numerous other NZ cases of trans women who are men being violent towards women. No not all men who claim to be women are a threat, but some are. To say they are no threat is gas lighting women

        • Using your logic, we should just imprison all women. Or perhaps we should just be like Saudi Arabia where men and women are seperated at all times?

          Come to think of it, I have never seen you speak out about how Jews., Chrisitians or Muslims treat their women. Or speak out against the recent Roe v Wade ruling in the USA?

          Christian oppression of women is way worse than transgenderism, but you put the boot into transgenders.

    • Agree, there was a push for a dedicated resolution system a couple of years ago that seemed to have many positive aspects but it appears to have fallen off the radar.

  4. Whatever else might be said on EBoP gangs, I hope Brooke has the integrity to say that David Seymour’s “subhuman” comment was far from his finest.

  6. For left wing balance how about Jill Ovens of the recently formed Women’s Rights Party. She was high up in the Labour Party and did a lot of work on pay equity

  7. Willis was fairly underwhelming – it’s all about putting it to those “bad buggers” – lol – how naive

  9. A good watch thank you. Some points
    – Nicola Willis spoke well
    – I don’t always agree with your gentler stance on gangs but agree with your last well made point Martyn about needing smarter policing not just heavier
    – Ms Van Velden was the most grown up person there which is promising for the country if ACT do get in to government. Big future ahead.
    – Damien Grant you are smart and funny but annoyingly inconsistent , making the libertarian point about the danger of giving police too much say re gangs and wanting to liberalize drug law (fair points made) but i recall you being in support of Labours failing gun control which allows warrantless searches, loss of doctor patient confidentiality etc etc.

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