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In this week's episode of Not Stupid, far-right protestors took to the streets (and a yum cha restaurant) on the weekend, so Jez and Jules debunk the wild “mass-migration” claims that were made at the protests. And they ask how we balance the right to protest with social cohesion.

Also the Governor of California Gavin Newsom is taking the fight to Donald Trump and the results are hilarious social media posts featuring all CAPS, kittens and sick burns.

In this podcast Julia Baird and Jeremy Fernandez chat about the stories you're obsessed with, the stuff you've missed and the things that matter. Episodes drop every Thursday afternoon.

00:00 Intro
02:05 News in brief - Anti-Immigration
02:30 News in brief - Gavin Newsom
03:11 Anti-Immigration protests
04:43 Fact checking "mass migration"
06:36 Hospitals and migration
07:12 Sustainable migration
07:36 Genuine concerns vs far right
08:22 Political reaction and Gaza protests
08:45 Right to protest
09:50 The Neo-Nazi problem
10:38 Immigration and housing
11:59 Underlying racism?
13:48 Senator Faruqi on social cohesion
15:25 "Don't hang out with white supremacists"
16:20 Aussie flag: symbol of exclusion?
16:39 Not a uniquely Australian problem
17:55 Succulent Chinese YUM CHA!
18:44 Can Newsom out-Trump Trump?
19:22 Gavin Newsom Fanfic Pics
19:56 "Dark woke"
21:07 Gerrymandering: Newsom v Trump
22:48 The Low Road
23:56 Newsom's "bitchy" social posts
26:11 Republican reaction & hypermasculinity
28:13 Steve Bannon is right!
29:01 A BIG BEAUTIFUL plane
30:05 Is this politics now?
31:06 Picks of the Week

📽 Video produced by Murray Adam/ Madeline Genner / Deb McNamara and edited by Katherine Boothroyd / Cinnamon Nippard

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