Julia Gillard misogyny speech voted most unforgettable Australian TV moment: watch in full

Подписаться 3,6 млн

Просмотров 6 млн

50% 1

Former prime minister Julia Gillard’s 2012 'misogyny speech' has been voted the most unforgettable moment of Australian TV history by Guardian readers. Here is the speech in full
Subscribe to Guardian News on RU-vid ► bit.ly/guardianwiressub
Julia Gillard's misogyny speech voted 'most unforgettable' moment in Australian TV history ► www.theguardian.com/tv-and-ra...
'It took on a life of its own': the story behind Julia Gillard's misogyny speech ► www.theguardian.com/tv-and-ra...
Support the Guardian ► support.theguardian.com/contr...
Today in Focus podcast ► www.theguardian.com/news/seri...
The Guardian RU-vid network:
The Guardian ► / theguardian
Guardian Football ► is.gd/guardianfootball
Guardian Sport ► bit.ly/GDNsport
Guardian Culture ► is.gd/guardianculture
#JuliaGillard #Misogyny #Sexism #Australia #Politics #Gillard

Опубликовано:

5 фев 2020

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 18 тыс.

@guardiannews 4 года назад

Julia Gillard's misogyny speech voted 'most unforgettable' moment in Australian TV history ► www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2020/feb/07/julia-gillard-misogyny-speech-voted-most-unforgettable-moment-in-australian-tv-history 'It took on a life of its own': the story behind Julia Gillard's misogyny speech ► www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2020/feb/07/it-took-on-a-life-of-its-own-the-story-behind-julia-gillards-misogyny-speech

@kascade9145 4 года назад

she is a lesbian Prime Minister who would not legalise gay marriage. Which says heaps about her convictions to her own sexuality.

@TheDaskell 4 года назад

Spot on. Shady background if the papers painted her accurately and didn't seem to be very fussy who she kept company with.

@kascade9145 4 года назад

@abso wep ...you are speaking to much logical truth.

@lindai6988 4 года назад

abso wep this doesn't explain the emotional meltdowns Trump has on Twitter tho. Emotional is not the opposite of logical. Leaders should have a great amount of empathy as well as logic, studies show men and women are more similar than different so we need people of all genders to be represented

@tavareeable 4 года назад

@@lindai6988 True 👍

@jae5123 3 года назад

She dug that man a grave and said “don’t be shy, step in.”

@shysensei2348 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂 wig snatched

@rraymondssilva 3 года назад

Omg 💀💀💀

@irenemak1302 3 года назад

He should have done.

@ritakoterbat2942 3 года назад

And he obliged.

@harveycustodio2625 3 года назад

Honestly Misogynistic men like him don't seem to remember that "they" also came from a Woman... And if Abortion was the Easy way out, think about this, What if All Women, decide not to have any Kids or can't have kids...

@RobUK1985 3 года назад

She slaughtered him. And when she finished she did it again, and again, and again, and again.

@greaterfrustration607 3 года назад

Except in the election....which she lost to him so badly her own party threw her out. Tends to happen when she stabbed the old PM in the back and took over without an election.

@brianterence3211 3 года назад

Gillard; Atheist.... pro... abortionist ...who called a family man with three daughters a misogynist ? She was a liar on every front. She once called Tim Mathieson her " lifetime commitment " He now lives in a caravan in Albury.. What hypocrisy . No wonder she was outed from office.

@OkabexKurisu 3 года назад

@@brianterence3211 exactly. after 5 minutes of her rambling and just making noise, dunno how many times she said sexism and mysogyny. Her quotes werent sexist at all.

@thedancinggymnast 3 года назад

@@brianterence3211 just because someone has 3 daughters doesn't mean that they are not a misogynist.

@adwaitab.3622 3 года назад

@@brianterence3211 being an atheist is a bad thing?

@mscrunchy68 Год назад

He smirks at the start but the smirk quickly fades.

@serenaclampert4797 Год назад

At 7:11 Albanese had heard enough of her rant and runs off . Soon followed by Swan ! Yet the Opposition had the decency of listening to her hysterical grievances.

@drizzypizzman5849 7 месяцев назад

@@serenaclampert4797 If you're not walking away after watching that thinking Abbot got absolutely annihilated there's no hope for you

@serenaclampert4797 7 месяцев назад

@@drizzypizzman5849 . Annhilated !!??? Tony was voted in as Prime Minister a year later. There is no hope for you pizzman. You must be a soy boy . 🥶🤡🤣

@bob-zi1eb 6 месяцев назад

Abbott got reckd.

@bob-zi1eb 6 месяцев назад

@@serenaclampert4797You are delusional.

@jessicajackson6172 24 дня назад

The thing I love the most is she NEVER, not once, let her flow get interrupted by heckling. Calm, measured, firm, yet schooled rage.

@Greapes 3 года назад

Him at beginning: 😏 Middle: 🙂 Near the end: 😕 The end: 😟

@G4MBIT 3 года назад

After the election: 🤩✌️

@lordsolar4323 3 года назад

@loveutill theendoftimes no they did thats why shes not around anymore

@brandisbasement6363 3 года назад

@@lordsolar4323 no it's not.

@Drewderpderpderp 3 года назад

@@G4MBIT hahahah so true, she was a terrible leader

@Cuttersway 3 года назад

@@lordsolar4323oh shut up.

@ridgefrost 3 года назад

This woman made me feel like a strong intelligent Australian woman and i'm an African man

@adivaaaaaa 3 года назад

Bruh same

@savetheplanet2982 3 года назад

Mega lol!

@Xeniadimi 3 года назад

best comment on here, and I think that was her purpose, the purpose is that people relate in some way with what she says

@guidomotshagen7541 3 года назад

😊👍

@starmaster9105 3 года назад

It very powerful

@mitchellbishop598 10 месяцев назад

“This government is not dying of shame. My father did not die of shame!” This is one of the most powerful moments in this speech for me. For context, earlier in the speech, Julia refers to the conduct of the Sydney Young Liberals as well as some members of the opposition who were also in attendance at a party meeting. Someone at this meeting had joked in a speech that Julia’s father (who had recently passed away) died of shame, alluding to her performance as prime minister. Everyone in the audience laughed and cheered and it wasn’t until someone leaked it to the media that anyone in attendance pretended to be offended.

@ellenmcivor4108 9 месяцев назад

Those people are feral for making a joke about that. Wow.

@WilliamSmith-mx6ze 7 месяцев назад

Funny she should recount that line in a speech attacking Tony Abbott. I don't recall Tony Abbott saying that her father had died of shame. Because he didn't. It's nice when you can impute words to your opponent that he didn't say.

@Fi9460 7 месяцев назад

@@WilliamSmith-mx6ze- Abbott took a line from the shock jock Alan Jones saying that Julia Gillard father died of shame and reused it in reference to her performance in parliament. He knew exactly what he was doing and that is why Julia Gillard referenced it in her speech.

@michaeldunn7305 6 месяцев назад

@@WilliamSmith-mx6zeAbbott did say her government was ‘dying of shame’. A clear reference to Alan jones’ comment about her father dying of shame. Nice to know context before making a definitive statement.

@Enthusiasmisgood 6 месяцев назад

@@WilliamSmith-mx6zehas gone very quiet. Then again, has anyone ever admitted voting for Abbott?

@einsteinboricua Год назад

I’m here because RU-vid somehow recommended this to me…and I spent all 15 minutes seeing this: a woman controlling the attention of every person in a chamber while expressing her points in a clear, firm, and concise manner. These were 15 minutes well spent and surely fits the description of an unforgettable speech.

@ktwashere5637 Год назад

also remember, she's not referring to notes. She just speaks.

@kaysmith8992 Год назад

Same, I know nothing of Australian politics but I've been gripped for all 15 minutes, first time I've had the patience to sit through anything since the English village council Zoom fiasco during lockdown (Brits know what I'm talking about).

@ayjay.8176 Год назад

ditto. thank you youtube for this.

@joema48 Год назад

Boohoo, another politician regurgitating another prewritten speech.

@Fiona-yw6on Год назад

@@joema48 - not pre written you fool. Why bother commenting when you know absolutely nothing about this political moment that occurred over ten years ago?

@josephjaques2803 3 года назад

Gillard: **Directly quotes the leader of opposition** Members of his party **get mad**

@MDWSMusic 3 года назад

Potentially the worst Prime Minister Australia had in recent history..

@alfrede.neuman9082 3 года назад

@@MDWSMusic too right, Abbott was a complete disgrace.

@brotherindeed992 3 года назад

Well he has a point, men do tend to have a better temprament to lead since the distribution of qualities is men is highly spread out, bu extention of which there are more men who are at the very peak, hence in more of a position to lead while also making up most of the bottom of the landscape(more than 90 percent people in prison men and more than 90 percent top ceo's also men) On average men and wemen may be equal but at the extremes it is almost all men.

@brotherindeed992 3 года назад

@Tejas Srikanth 90 percent people in jails:- Men 90 percent top ceos:- Men 90 percent top richest:- Men Its clear to see all the people with extreme traits are men, as you want the leader to be the very best, it is almost always men, not saying its all men though, just most. As for proof, in the top 100 players there is one woman, one, and 10 percent players are wemen in total, while wemen are just as capable as men, people who tend to spen 16 hours a day working their entire life mostly tend to be men. Hows that for proof?

@brotherindeed992 3 года назад

@Tejas Srikanth yes correlation isnt causation, not necessarily but, here is the thing, of the top working people most are men, just one point, highest hours productive working people are mostly men(above 12 hours) Now this does qualify most top leaders to be men, there is no doubt here better capability more leadership skills equals top positions. This is why most top leaders are men, dont deny facts bro.

@StaceyMONeale 3 года назад

She came with receipts. Honestly, I'm surprised he didn't start crying. She destroyed him.

@michaelrmcornejo 3 года назад

obviously not destroyed

@euseo 3 года назад

@@michaelrmcornejo very destroyed.

@imam5623 3 года назад

Nope, the results say different lol

@psychiclove1045 3 года назад

Totally, he looked ashamed

@jammpr 3 года назад

This type of man has no shame! The same type of man like Trump.

@tim.fletcher Год назад

He then, disgustingly, became Prime Minister. But ultimately he got smacked down by the voters of his own long-standing conservative electorate who voted for a talented, intelligent, community-minded woman (who happens to also be a former Olympic athlete and medallist). Progress is never a straight path, but it is one worth following all the way.

@Alyssasmummy Год назад

He was laughing at the start. How much his face falls during the course of Julia reiterating his record of misogyny is pure gold.

@brantleyfoster021 Год назад

It changed because he knew he did it & was upset at how she recalled all his bad work😁

@Alyssasmummy Год назад

@BrantleyFoster021 ....indeed.

@charki40 3 года назад

The Leader of the Opposition also said when Prime Minister Julia Gillard,s father died - that her father died of shame in her. He is a disgusting man in so many ways. Julia was Australia's first female Prime Minister and him and others got way down in the gutter to attack her personally. Totally disgusting and a well deserved roasting from her here.

@brantleyfoster021 3 года назад

Yeah, he started spreading those rumours while Gillard was burying her father. Than Abbott had the cheek to use the same line in this debate just after Gillard got back from leave on her father's funeral. To use a death of a parent to score a political point is what constitutes a grub in my opinion.

@Chippychops7 3 года назад

Lol no he didn't, that was said by Alan Jones the radio host.

@brantleyfoster021 3 года назад

@@Chippychops7 The slurs were started by Abbott though. But Abbott ran with those lines in parliament. He directed it at her government.

@geoffstribley9755 3 года назад

@@Chippychops7 don't bother the Gillard luvvies change history to suit their failed leader but yes it was Alan Jones that said that about her father not Abbott.

@geoffstribley9755 3 года назад

@@brantleyfoster021 Alan Jones was recorded by phone saying this at a function he was hosting then someone released to the media, Tony Abbott never used or started this slur.

@ginargentum 3 года назад

I love how she doesn’t let anyone interrupt or distract her

@dw3403 3 года назад

It's irritating but it seems they are agreeing with her.

@SuperVannini 3 года назад

@@dw3403 Yeah you can even hear “here, here”

@whitneylosh-johnson2420 3 года назад

She’s a woman, she’s used to men talking over her.

@mels3958 3 года назад

I agree, but it’s kinda politics 101 if we’re going to be honest here. They’re all like a bunch of school kids in parliament most of the time. I’d wish that they’d all have a mature conversation and work on things together instead. At least they put the bull aside for COVID and got the job done.

@malikrahman8649 3 года назад

Of course you love it because if a man spoke over like that, it would be deemed sexist. If Australia was sexist she'd be ironing her husband clothes for a living, but she's not. Her only grounds of defence is her gender. Her only excuses are her gender. Her only arguments are her gender.

@marcellorosz1600 Год назад

I wish I could have stood up in such fashion to my bullies earlier in my life. The anger is real but it is controlled and she never once loses composure - this is her narrative and she owns it. Watching her ripping her smug tormentor to shreds when he finally went too far brings tears to my eyes.

@LukionSmith Год назад

What a fcking pansy you are.

@violetmutation Год назад

😊

@brantleyfoster021 Год назад

@@lesshaw4363 She's a inspiration on how to tackle rare forms of abuse head on.

@thewayneflyinghigh9128 Год назад

How did he go too far? Would it be fine by you if Julia Gillard went too far?

@thewayneflyinghigh9128 Год назад

@@brantleyfoster021 do you personally hate all l.n.p pollies?

@kristinemckeown1746 Год назад

I re-watch this video whenever I feel down about adverse world events, and issues pertaining to misogyny. Julia's speech makes me feel that there is still hope for us and that we can stand up to sexism. I want to be just like Julia when I grow up. Thank you, Ms Gillard!

@LukionSmith Год назад

But if you're watching this video, who is cleaning your house and feeding your 5 cats?

@brantleyfoster021 Год назад

@@LukionSmith Like it's your business

@Fiona-yw6on Год назад

@@LukionSmith - rude incel

@LukionSmith Год назад

@@Fiona-yw6on You're a rude, unwanted, 0bese old shrew. 😅

@kristinemckeown1746 Год назад

@@brantleyfoster021

@jemus1000 3 года назад

I've never felt so proud to be an Australian woman even though my passport says I'm a German man

@mazza_razzza 3 года назад

So what's the story, are you in drag?

@janeherriot7880 3 года назад

I get the idea

@Star-uk1kh 3 года назад

Brilliant comment 👍

@malikrahman8649 3 года назад

@@mazza_razzza transgender non binary

@mazza_razzza 3 года назад

@@malikrahman8649 : Oh for goodness sake! Another term for me to learn in my old age:( Thanks anyway kiddo!

@walaoeh_ 3 года назад

“These are direct quotes from the leader of the opposition so I suggest those groaning have a word with him” WHY DID NO ONE TALK ABOUT THIS?! She just casually shut all those rude people up & while affirming her point & continuing her speech

@mar-wr4io 3 года назад

in one breath !!

@iamtheangiechrist1090 3 года назад

Abortion is the easy way out.

@MrsGretchen123 2 года назад

Time stamp please

@jongdaelicious2909 2 года назад

@@MrsGretchen123 10:40 :)) yw

@MrsGretchen123 2 года назад

@@jongdaelicious2909 thanks :)

@intreoo 2 месяца назад

Seeing his smirk get wiped off was so satisfying.

@user-hi9gj2vz3m 3 месяца назад

Not a filler word, not a single uh or um... because all that she said, came from the truth in her soul.

@Jungian111 4 дня назад

🎉

@basicbot7349 3 года назад

She is the opposite of a Karen, She’s a Julia.... and I’m here for it.

@lockandloadlikehell 3 года назад

She's an authoritarian piece of garbage and a perpetual victim and a flawless hypocrite. People that are equal don't need countless accomodations

@basicbot7349 3 года назад

lockandloadlikehell oooh such an extreme opinion, can you quote why you share such ideas about her.

@mycro2767 3 года назад

Vooly he thinks she’s a homophobe

@kermitmurder5536 3 года назад

@sen4744 3 года назад

@@lockandloadlikehell bruh ive seen you in nearly every comment no one cares. her points in this particular speech were all valid.

@Spyderredtoo 3 года назад

She never says his name. He’s just the “leader of the opposition”. And just pounds him with his own words and his abandonment of a man who was his friend when it was convenient.

@Nomadic813 3 года назад

that's parliamentary protocol. Typical to identify the leaders by their party and the rest by their ridings, ie. "The member from Sussex"

@adrielsebastian5216 3 года назад

Parliamentary debate rule: never refer someone by their name, always in the third person, so something like "the gentlewoman from New York" (in the US) or "the right honourable member of (constituency)" (those using the British system).

@clodman84 3 года назад

You aren't allowed to mention anyone's name, therefore leader of the opposition deputy speaker, whip, etc. It's to make it very clear that it isn't personal and it's the position that matters, not who sits in the chair, but the chair itself. At least in Theory.

@wiekesteenbruggen3855 3 года назад

@@clodman84 How quaint. In The Netherlands they only refer to the chairwoman without name. The rest is just “mr...; miss...”. It does indeed feel like a personal attack sometimes. I really enjoy learning about the democratic rules in other democracies.

@gaz141 3 года назад

Not allowed to. Oz Parliament is still based on old colonial rules, same as UK. You cannot name someone personally, only by their seat or position

@parkyounghee4516 Год назад

This speech will remain as one of the best, poweful and influential speech ever in the history.

@almabellamaglaya48 Год назад

Oh Mama! You hit him hard and you hit him long. Thank you for standing up, standing up for all women. You have my respect and deep gratitude!

@brantleyfoster021 Год назад

@@lesshaw4363 How do you figure this? Abbott personally attacked her father & her government using Alan Jones "died of shame" phrase. Gillard had just got back from her fathers funeral here & Abbott admitted that he used the "died of shame" phrase 17 times before Gillard launched her famous speech. If a misanderist label was to be leveled anywhere, surely it would be at Phoney Abbott & Alan Jones. Abbott wasn't just a misogynist at heart, he was much more than that. Do you agree or not?

@gemmahudack6182 3 года назад

If Gillard was the speaker of the US House, Trump would be calling her a “very nasty woman”

@Th3Schad0w 3 года назад

If she was the speaker he would be limping with tears in his eyes.

@stephanie1543 3 года назад

Being called "Nasty" by Trump is actually a compliment that you got under his reptilian skin. Whenever Trump feels threatened by a smart woman, he calls her "Nasty."

@MVKreal 3 года назад

she was the worst pm in australias history

@gemmahudack6182 3 года назад

MVK haha try Tony Abott

@MVKreal 3 года назад

@@gemmahudack6182 well obviously not, gillard was so bad that the party got rid of her and then lost the electtion in a landslide

@OlivePapyrus 4 года назад

I'm not even Australian, but I felt represented and defended. 👏👏

@iamshotty 4 года назад

😊 ❤

@youngemicrowave5026 4 года назад

Agreed

@bicanoo_magic3452 4 года назад

If you knew her better and understood that accent, you wouldn't be saying that.

@tozepereira5178 4 года назад

Me too. And I'm not even a woman.

@silvervixen007 4 года назад

Same 🙈

@nicolamcl4484 13 дней назад

I've come back and watched this speech numerous times over the years! It still gives me goosebumps and the courage to always push back against sexism and misogyny experienced daily by so many woman including myself. Julia Gillard is an inspirational legend!

@hurdygurdyman2852 7 месяцев назад

Incredible speech 💬 What a legend .. Every Australian should be proud to have somebody like Julia fighting for their rights ❤ Love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤

@DioneC141 Месяц назад

You said it

@collinlewis520 3 года назад

She is so well spoken. People were talking over her and she did not stop or stutter.

@kascade9145 3 года назад

She was kicked out of leadership by her own Labor party 4 months after this misandrist speach.

@Nik6644 3 года назад

@@kascade9145 how is this speech misandrist? Where does she generalize? She talks exclusively about two people

@jakeevans6404 3 года назад

@@kascade9145 She was kicked out because of a massive smear campaign. It didn't take long from the Liberal's coming into power after Gillard for Australia going from ranked 1 in the OECD for economic management to last.

@kascade9145 3 года назад

It was a rant by a deranged woman .

@kascade9145 3 года назад

Misandry is the hatred of, contempt for, or prejudice against men or boys in general. Misandry may be manifested in numerous ways, including , hostility & belittling of men .

@tysmi04 3 года назад

Bruh, she was like a machinegun. Kept going and shutting up anyone who tried to shoot back at her.

@OP-1000 3 года назад

His smug smile dissolved really quick.

@bungiism3523 3 года назад

when she got to number 3 i was clapping cos she already cooked him on number 1

@brianmiles5237 3 года назад

@@OP-1000 Didn't she last a year in power and then he... took over?

@OP-1000 3 года назад

Brian Miles . I don’t know mate. I don’t live in Australia. This was recommended to me, I watched it, I liked it.

@frombeyond4913 3 года назад

It was this speech that brought her downfall, if she didn’t call all men misogynists maybe they would have still voted for her.

@jessepowell1891 9 дней назад

Madam. Despite being american, I salute you for your candor and courage. Most excellent.

@dmagera 2 дня назад

we need women like this in higher office in the US

@Guardian__Angel Год назад

This speech is truly iconic.

@kellyg1051 3 года назад

She finished every sentence she started without ever wavering when she was interrupted multiple times. Strong woman right there.

@jovanicamarena2637 3 года назад

Didn't she not win to be Prime Minister?

@claudie8518 3 года назад

@@jovanicamarena2637 what’s that got to do with her being a strong woman.

@mathematicsfanatic832 3 года назад

More like a crybaby

@Mikey1993ish 3 года назад

And you ruin any progress towards equality by calling her a "strong woman." She is a strong Prime Minister. She is a strong leader. One step forward, two steps back with silly comments like yours....

@Mikey1993ish 3 года назад

@Gen B I'm a saucy mare - and there's nothing more I love then being told to shut up. Pwoar saucy sausage

@yorocco1 3 года назад

Do not mess with an intelligent woman who knows her worth and the worth of her peers.

@GrimFelArt 3 года назад

*hear hear lol

@user72746 3 года назад

Weak

@BananaRama1312 3 года назад

dOnT mEsS wItH a WaMeN

@Minolla 3 года назад

After this nonsense she lost a lot of women votes and they voted for that man she was trashing 😂! Perfectttttt

@nethu6577 3 года назад

@@Scripture-Man what kind of world are you from. An equally balanced society is what she fought for. Please do reflect on your statement.

@whatbringsmepeace 7 месяцев назад

That woman is a stone cold legend. The best Prime Minister we ever had.

@howardtreesong4860 Год назад

Came back to this. It ages like fine wine. That is a bollocking for the ages. This is going to be required viewing for every political sciences student in the future.

@StupidLazyStupid 3 года назад

The unfortunate thing is that this 'Leader of the Opposition' went on to become Prime Minister after her term. Shame.

@greaterfrustration607 3 года назад

Considering she backstabbed the old PM and took over without a majority electing her what did she expect?

@leighwintershoven971 3 года назад

Even worse than that, he gave himself the title of Minister for Women's Affairs after he was elected.

@Necessarycontent 3 года назад

Well that “Leader of the Opposition” isn’t prime minister anymore 😂

@skylerricketts7392 3 года назад

@@Necessarycontent why is that?

@bev9708 3 года назад

Unfortunate indeed, yet sadly hardly surprising given the outrageous level of sexism and misogyny in Australian society.

@srbmakeup767 3 года назад

“By the leader of the opposition - now looking at his watch because apparently a woman has spoken for too long” 😂 that was the final nail in the coffin, I love it. This whole speech was great, we need more no-bs leadership like this in Canada.

@killianoshaughnessy1174 3 года назад

When he said "Oh, come on!"; I was like nah bro, she got you there. 😂

@taraestelleadelizzi9975 3 года назад

He just walked into it. Soooo dumb

@mcsmith732 3 года назад

We could use her in the U.S. legislature as well.

@srbmakeup767 3 года назад

@@mcsmith732 she needs to do a world tour 😂😂😂

@emytann7838 3 года назад

@@srbmakeup767 yesssssssss 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@alexandralim3381 9 дней назад

What a clear and concise speech. Wow I'm blown away, this is great.

@u.kw1461 Год назад

Faced him facts. Very articulate and powerful. Even when interrupted, she was unwavering in giving this speech

@saraboykin6790 4 года назад

I felt like she was speaking for every little girl and woman who ever felt the shame of misogyny.

@Clemburke1111 4 года назад

Yet she hated gays, funny no ?

@michaelsnedker5446 4 года назад

@@Clemburke1111 your moniker is so fitting

@dlam2864 4 года назад

misogyny and sexism are totally not the same things. Misogyny is real hatred of women

@para-yw9dn 4 года назад

@NihilisticEntropy sure there is more sexism in other parts of the world but do not belittle women who have experienced sexism. you do not know every women's experience in America with sexism.

@karenimber8870 4 года назад

@TheVerticalGardener dont be a bully.

@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375 4 года назад

Can't believe I just witnessed a murder.

@failedsuccessfully0000 4 года назад

r/murderedbywords

@ineedKyulS 4 года назад

Sheryl Smallwood heahr heahr

@anthonyreed480 4 года назад

Except you didn't. He took her apart like a surgeon in debates over and over again, and he won the election. His party is still in government to this day lol.

@khulooda4921 4 года назад

Lollllll ily

@khulooda4921 4 года назад

that’s mean a lot of Australia are dumb and misogynistic just like America and trump case it’s not really a sm you should be proud of lol.However she really murder him and her speech is amazing in other word she snaaapppped . Ben Bourke

@AatmikaShree 19 дней назад

This voice, this confidence & the standing up! I'll remember this clipping every time I feel like I'm loosing my own voice!

@Gifted163 4 месяца назад

I know little of Australian government or politics, yet if I ever need a public speaker, Julia Gillard is my choice. Well done! 15 minutes of flame!

@onlychangeiscertain 4 года назад

I love it how she doesn’t use his name, adds an extra level when murdering someone in cold blood.

@account_deleted703 4 года назад

Only Change is certain - I could be wrong but I believe in many parliament democracies the tradition of doing things is referring to one by their office - MP for Fisher, Minister for Health, Leader of the Opposition - or the Speaker of the House calls you out on it

@JoTheSnoop 4 года назад

That is true within Australian system for Federal Parliament and State Parliaments.

@archankumarmyana40 4 года назад

By not using his name and referring him as "leader of the opposition", she is bashing the whole opposition. If she used his name it would have become a mere personal attack.

@faayazfaqerzad5056 4 года назад

@@archankumarmyana40 its policy of the Parliament she has to do it

@rexcorvorum4262 4 года назад

It’s not thats she’s doing it of cold blood, she has to otherwise she would breach the code of conduct for the House of Representatives

@nayahri 3 года назад

Ole girl came with ALL the receipts. This was some of the best wig snatching I've seen in a while.

@dtucker4463 3 года назад

LOL for hours, Nayahri! Well-put.

@b8IIin 3 года назад

jfc why do people type like this...

@6thdimension729 3 года назад

Ruger for fun

@lockandloadlikehell 3 года назад

It was hilarious watching him check his watch

@javakhouhala971 3 года назад

Ruger let people live

@FlavorEnhancing Год назад

I can’t believe as a feminist I’ve never seen this. What an amazing speech! I can’t say I’ve been moved like this in a long time. I won’t forget this and I will spread her message as it deserves to be

@symontemplar1418 Год назад

This lady is mesmerizing!!

@ktwashere5637 Год назад

this speech pretty much kick started the 21st century wave of feminism. Thanks to Millennials, feminism was being disregarded as no longer necessary. While that generation spent their time screeching about pronouns, the rights of biological women (that generations before us fought so hard for) are being systematically dismantled.

@pferreira1983 Год назад

@@soulsphere9242 "You will be disappointed to know that the man she is criticizing ended up becoming Prime Minister," So much for a brave, powerful woman... 😂

@Fiona-yw6on Год назад

@@pferreira1983 - Julia Gillard was one of the most productive Prime Ministers, passing significant legislation such as the NDIS, clean energy bill, mineral resources tax, asylum seeker policy, even plain packaging for cigarettes which is now being adopted by other countries. She was in power for three years, unlike Tony Abbott who had one of the shortest tenures of any Australian Prime Ministers. He was also so unpopular that he managed to lose what should have been a safe blue ribbon Liberal seat to a female independent. Karma.

@pferreira1983 Год назад

@@Fiona-yw6on Okay.

@alexandram8189 7 месяцев назад

This is the one video I need to come back and watch at least yearly. Julia is an absolute legend. So powerful.

@paulinekeane3888 4 года назад

Is there anything more delicious than seeing the smirk slowly slipping from his face with every moment that passes

@meridianx9020 4 года назад

@CyrusTheGreat numpty.

@mrg4388 4 года назад

Delicious is the word. :)

@GiraffeFeatures 4 года назад

He still ended up becoming Prime Minister so I doubt the smirk was ever truly lost.

@johanho995 4 года назад

@CyrusTheGreat a "bigger" problem does not undermine a "smaller" one. All issues should be addressed.

@mogshade66 4 года назад

@CyrusTheGreat Ever been to Australia? They treat the first Australians (the Aboriginal people) like dogs. Believe me you don't have to go to the Middle East to find abuse. It's in our backyard. There are issues of violence and abuse of children and women all over the planet. We need to address issues one issue at a time. If women are being abused in my backyard I have to deal with it here. Are you from the Middle East? If so then it's a relevant issue in your backyard. You have to speak out in your society. Remember, that's how more light can be shone on these issues. Australia is s very racist sexist violent place.

@yikes8932 3 года назад

I still remember my parents saying she was "too loud". Really shows people's views when they don't debate the topic but her manner. Especially when it wouldn't be a problem if she was a man.

@i.e.presents638 3 года назад

Yikes No mention of the ill mannered, rude shouts that repeatedly peppered her speech by the opposition? How very strange. It’s a clue

@ReginaSaunders 3 года назад

she was also harassed about the way she dressed, but Boris Johnson isn't?

@antoinemazet6615 3 года назад

@@ReginaSaunders Not to mention the haircut.

@militantman 3 года назад

@@ReginaSaunders why was she harassed about her clothes? They're fine

@margaretmax-community 3 года назад

Ok then. She is wrong She is making stuff up to gain sympathy Her party has always been the biggest finger pointer. I’m embarrassed she was prime minister. She played dirty in getting the job, in keeping the job, and she achieved nothing doing the job. She is famous for winging. Great Every woman say thanks 😒

@josephineb-wj3qn Год назад

The truth burns 🔥 and Julia Gillard absolutely burnt house down 💅🏻❤️ this is one of the most memorable speeches in Australia Political history IMO 🤩

@jarradgreen7065 Год назад

Brilliant speech from a brilliant person. Well done. Best prime minister Australia has had for a very long time.

@juliaczapp375 3 года назад

silent power of this speech is that she hasn’t mention his name once. i’ve watched it twice and have literally no idea who tf this man is except leader of the opposition

@nicolab2075 3 года назад

He became Prime Minister the following year 🙁 Tony Abbott

@greaterfrustration607 3 года назад

Also that’s government rules, you aren’t allowed to call on someone by name only position and if you break that rule you will be removed from the house for the day.

@miaosun4382 3 года назад

they gave him a lot close up look 🤣🤣🤣

@vanillabearcomet90 3 года назад

Tony Abbott who became prime minister after Julia’s term. He was a joke. Amongst the people and media. Kind of the Donald trump of Australia.

@bread2951 3 года назад

@@vanillabearcomet90 How do you guys tolerate him?

@broadwaymelody33 4 года назад

I like hearing the men’s voices yelling “HE NEEDS A MIRRAH”

@youssefboudaya5939 4 года назад

timestamps please .?

@jasmineharper8485 4 года назад

@@iamshotty The person was being polite and said please. U didn't need to be rude. I'm not trying to be rude to u, just don't reply next time if what someone has said politely has annoyed u.

@jasmineharper8485 4 года назад

@@youssefboudaya5939 0:48 :)

@youssefboudaya5939 4 года назад

@@jasmineharper8485 thanks a lot jasmine 😘😘

@arantzag312 4 года назад

Lady Teresa “you are not the boss of me” when literally in your last comment you were telling a person what to do? “You need a mirrah!”

@ginacranbourne Год назад

The best 15 minute spray ever! Happy 10th anniversary to this groundbreaking parliamentary speech! ❤

@MM-yi9zn Год назад

Legendary speech! Magnificent oratory. We love Julia Gillard. Gone down in history. Internationally applauded!

@og6920 4 года назад

Madame verbally slapped the smirk right off his smug face.

@sbbu3742 4 года назад

He became Prime Minister 2 months later and his party has been in power since

@iamshotty 4 года назад

@@sbbu3742 Yeh, and that worked out well didn't it? NOT!!! He was and still is, Australia's biggest mistake. Failed to mention that didn't you???

@sbbu3742 4 года назад

@@iamshotty calm dowm

@iamshotty 4 года назад

@@sbbu3742 STFU

@iamshotty 4 года назад

@@MuzzCat05 We were discussing what happened 8 years ago, NOT what is happening now - apples and oranges.

@Jojo247rightnow 4 года назад

All the interruptions didn’t even break her cadence or cause her to miss a beat. Excellent.

@barbcollins3333 4 года назад

she didn't stumble once !! True Leader there !!

@GetFunnied 4 года назад

go make me a sandwich who ordered u to pick ur phone

@GetFunnied 4 года назад

@John Smith i love being mean to girls , such a turn on

@Tahia213 4 года назад

Are you guys talking about your mamas ... arfff you should stop inbreeding fgs.

@roseannah.9963 4 года назад

@@GetFunnied uh.

@carljonathan3804 Год назад

His smirk turning into humiliation every minute til the end. 🤣

@amyoneelse Год назад

Thank you for standing up and being the voice that doesn't allow women to be put down put out and displaced by ignorance and people who are without moral consciousness and worse blame shifters.

@maya-lx6ri 4 года назад

He literally went from arrogantly smirking to a deer caught in head lights when she brought out the receipts. She did her thing for not only Australia but other women who are severely underrepresented.

@jessicaaudate 4 года назад

Yes the receipts! 😂 Prepared for battle

@PureSpirit347 4 года назад

maya....yes! A deer staring down the barrel of a gun!

@justsaying3729 4 года назад

B A M!! She nailed it.

@JackAShepherd 4 года назад

He's terrible, Muriel.

@calhackit9806 4 года назад

she has zero points? it's just 15 mins of her saying she's offended.

@urmom5730 4 года назад

leader of the opposition went like: 😏🙂😐😶

@clairej 4 года назад

After the speech, the leader of the opposition went: 😟😰☠️⚰️

@lachlankay9212 4 года назад

@@MuzzCat05 which just goes to show how much influence Murdoch had and still has over the media. Murdoch loved Abbott until he was indefensible. Then his minions trashed Abbott and praised Turnbull. Then Murdoch realised Turnbull wouldn't kowtow to him, so he obliterated Turnbull. And now we've got the most pathetic, spineless PM in living memory. All thanks to a nonagenarian billionaire that pays no tax and doesn't even reside in the country

@thetrump9974 4 года назад

@@lachlankay9212 Oligarchy, the death of democracy.

@godiraonasetlhabi7992 3 года назад

😂😂

@sorayacita 3 года назад

....🟡

@nancy8070 22 дня назад

This gave me chills. She is remarkable and unstoppable!

@kylpatrik Год назад

A bit late, but you're the best Gillard! What a loss for this country

@jdomsmith 3 года назад

I swear he ages one year every time the camera cuts to him. 🧒🧔👴💀👻

@cheyannedeems109 3 года назад

That was the weight of his actions finally weighing on his shoulders 😂

@selz5221 3 года назад

The progression from the start to the end is actually hilarious, all smiles at first and then well yeah that stops pretty quickly

@basedbattledroid3507 3 года назад

That would be the least weird thing about Tony Abbott, he literally eats raw onions like they're apples.

@miaopendo8561 3 года назад

Little by little, he is dying inside.

@donwanna3906 3 года назад

Looks like he's slowly deflating. It's beautiful.

@johnnylu5454 4 года назад

“The leader of the opposition” has left the chat.....

@Softpaw1996 4 года назад

but he won the election... So your comment kinda falls flat.

@marmitechickenlegs8331 4 года назад

@@Softpaw1996 no way..

@NS-sn6kp 4 года назад

@@Softpaw1996Who is he and what party does he represent? Sorry I'm form Norway.

@Softpaw1996 4 года назад

@@NS-sn6kp why does it matter? its completely irellevant.

@clairedebeste5586 4 года назад

@@Softpaw1996 Cayse you replied..? You just replied that you know that he won, therefore you know who he is. No need to be rude, they just asked a question.0

@kath1626 6 месяцев назад

The RU-vid algorithm just worked its magic. That was a thing of utter beauty.

@nitingupta1846 Год назад

Such a brave woman… full respect to her ❤

@meli6882 3 года назад

She delivered this speech based off of a couple of hand-written notes that she prepared on the spot. She also had the sexist quotes ready from beforehand. It was an improvised speech, which makes it so much more impressive.

@arismatold_me6753 3 года назад

Very impressive, there wasn't a single umm or ahhh

@lunamooncat7926 3 года назад

Impressive. Not one filler word. Most people couldn't even deliver a prepared speech like that.

@RevSandi 2 года назад

I was thinking that, too. So impressive.

@officialbonzo 2 года назад

Impressive, she lost the election after that. Those quotes are like "and he told me" type of conversation.

@tayt_ 2 года назад

She didn’t get this job walking off the street, she got it because she was a fantastic lawyer. Not to detract from what she did, but the fact she can prepare an argument on the spot shouldn’t seem exceptional.

@amadeus5889 3 года назад

This is what it looks like when you literally end a man’s whole career.

@vandy5206 3 года назад

Well he became prime minister after this so- no

@goldengears5355 3 года назад

Actually the opposite happened here. He won the election and Julia was kicked by her own party and replaced with Kevin Rud, a man she had expelled from the party three years prior.

@sparksfly5877 3 года назад

@@goldengears5355 ....after she became prime minister

@goldengears5355 3 года назад

@@sparksfly5877 I don't have to say that because she says so in the video we are commenting on.

@sparksfly5877 3 года назад

@@goldengears5355 Just a reminder that your list of Julia’s misfortune conveniently leaves out her becoming prime minister.

@darthnarodnik 6 месяцев назад

I'm almost dying of shame that this man was PM.

@dangodinez4287 7 месяцев назад

My name is Daniel, i'm 15, i'm an apsiring politician. Julia Gillard is such an inspiration.

@shroomer8294 7 месяцев назад

Cool, hope you go on to do great things.

@hamishlambert6550 4 года назад

I can't believe that Tony Abbott suggested that her father died of shame a few days after he died. What a vile toad.

@billbixby4033 4 года назад

I would point out to you that was an extremely entitled, racist, very very conservative shock jock, Alan Jones that said that. Not surprisingly, Tony Abbott and Alan Jones like the Oracle of Delphi with the right-wing shock jocks and their audience. That same entitled shock jock has the distinction of being sued by numerous people, in some cases for millions. In one great example defamed a female police office, lost and the result was an expensive new kitchen, complete with plaque telling who paid for it and why.

@hamishlambert6550 4 года назад

@@billbixby4033 That is right. I remember now. Alan Jones is stain on Australia. I'm sure Tony is his friend.

@billbixby4033 4 года назад

@@hamishlambert6550 The are more than friends they are life long Liberal Party apparatchiks and both as entitled and ignorant as each other.

@sheshystar9380 4 года назад

Bill Bixby Alan Jones said it first but Abbott referred to it later, using the same word “shame”.

@billbixby4033 4 года назад

Sheshy / Nadet Understood, I was unaware he descended to Alan Jones's level, but can't be surprised.

@GhostGardens 3 года назад

She's got a point, she's an icon, she's a legend and she IS the moment

@yumeko8838 3 года назад

now come on now.

@nicklpantis 3 года назад

@@yumeko8838 👏👏👏👏👏

@lgbtqiarights 3 года назад

a QUEEN.

@user-te9ex5gf1l 3 года назад

YESSSSS!!! Iconic

@willwitt1493 2 года назад

Is she president now?

@candidacarino669 Год назад

I just have to listen to Julia Gillard's speech again and I will say it again, too, that I admire her very much. Julia Gillard, yes unforgettable, that's what you are indeed!

@andrelloyd4010 4 месяца назад

A lovely Australian politician. Ethical - moralistic - Sincere - Honest and kind ! A beautiful human being who deserves every respect as an Australian !

@SAS-mf7bf 4 года назад

she is such a skilled and articulate speaker, didn't let herself get derailed for a second !

@Bulbophile 4 года назад

it's beyond commentary, it is so off the tracks. or was it part of the policy for the day?

@nuckinfuts7610 4 года назад

S H absolutely. She didn't get distracted or discouraged for a single moment. And it was nothing short of amazing. 👏

@DCBfanboy 4 года назад

Enven though I certainly do not agree with her, it is true that she is very fluent and articulate.

@domorehilton5476 4 года назад

Gollum you must be one of the few in the world that does not agree and deadly fear a smart intelligent woman.

@DCBfanboy 4 года назад

@@domorehilton5476 I do not know any "smart intelligent" person, nor do I fear anybody. I do not deem her smart. Would you mind telling me what she has done of intelligent?

@andypigman7481 3 года назад

The smile after she said “Now he’s looking at his watch because apparently a women has spoken too long” was awesome

@hazelduskman 2 года назад

14:00 timestamp I love that part

@nataliedungeni7971 2 года назад

Woman

@CA-ee1et 2 года назад

So even looking at your watch is sexist now? If a man was speaking and Abbott looked at his watch, that would be fine, but if a woman is speaking that's sexism. Face it, Gillard wasn't attacked for being a woman; she was attacked for being a lousy leader. One so bad the ALP dug up Kevin Rudd, of all people, and replaced her with him.

@senorkenyon3306 2 года назад

@@CA-ee1et It’s the subtext of the action, not the action in of itself

@thomasfrancomusic8852 2 года назад

@@CA-ee1et it is the subtext of the action, not the action itself (2)

@clurkroberts2650 Год назад

A speech that should set the tone and future direction. Simply inspiring.

@thewayneflyinghigh9128 Год назад

How was it inspiring?

@clurkroberts2650 Год назад

@@thewayneflyinghigh9128lol… wow..

@thewayneflyinghigh9128 Год назад

@@clurkroberts2650 you still haven’t told me how it was inspiring? Would it be inspiring to you if a female l.n.p pollie did that exact same speech?

@clurkroberts2650 Год назад

@@thewayneflyinghigh9128 just watch and listen. She provides a straightforward argument that Addresses the historical problem of men in power and how their archaic attitudes and outdated policies manipulate women in politics today and how it must change. That was until, he felt it was politically in his favor to fawn about the problem of sexism in politics. She ripped him a new one, very assuredly and confidently, calling him out on his hypocrisy. Point for point. And wonderfully done. It was an inspiring speech, which she’d light on modern politics.

@thewayneflyinghigh9128 Год назад

@@clurkroberts2650 are women in power so inch perfect? And would you have loved that speech if it was done by a female l.n.p pollie?

@connorjohnstone6420 Год назад

Absolutely gut-punching direct speech, love it.

@marckye1 3 года назад

I just love how his smirk face starts to fading away... lol

@tinniesealjiji 3 года назад

He has a cartoon face like its so (idk) dictator kinda and intimidating

@Roger__Wilco 3 года назад

She went on to lose the leadership of her party and then he won the election, I wonder who was smirking then lol

@computeraidedyami 3 года назад

I think you see what you want to see, I see him as neutral as can someone be

@marckye1 3 года назад

@@Roger__Wilco well, that tells more about the people who elected him than anything else.

@isha3898 3 года назад

@@Roger__Wilco ❄️❄️🧂🧂

@shambhavi4292 4 года назад

It's like straight out of a film. Reality is so unreal. Such eloquence

@carlhorowitz5916 4 года назад

Misdirected eloquence. Poor Aussies! Stuck with woman for a time.

@shambhavi4292 4 года назад

@@carlhorowitz5916 wha- ?

@noneisallminussome371 4 года назад

@@carlhorowitz5916 Dont worry it didnt get any better after she left either. Man or woman our parliament is a joke currently.

@shambhavi4292 4 года назад

@@noneisallminussome371 same situation, all over the world. Be it Asia, Australia, America or Europe

@kelliedoung6516 4 года назад

Carl Horowitz can’t believe that misogynistic men still exist. you’re pathetic and sad.

@roxy5588 2 месяца назад

Julia could not have said that any better. She stood up for the women of Australia. Misogyny, sexism and any other word that underestimates what women can and can't do makes me sick. Julia destroyed him.

@74artgrrl Год назад

So powerful, just wow! Thank you, lady.

@mirekbazant2047 3 года назад

".....now looking at his watch coz apparently woman spoken too long" She slipped that one in so nicely just before time was up. Just brilliant. It even brought the smile on her face. She really grabbed the opportunity.

@ladybug591 3 года назад

....yawn...

@laonagrouchini 2 года назад

Periodt

@whatthehell7975 2 года назад

True ..... he was devastated..🤣

@gisellelikesrice 2 года назад

@@ladybug591 aww, you must’ve missed nap time if you’re tired… maybe take a break soon 🥺

@marteena_d3803 2 года назад

@@ladybug591 awww u mad? 🥺🥺

@kfallon862 4 года назад

I pray one day my country has a leader with an ounce of the dignity this woman has.

@charlieaughenbaugh4962 4 года назад

maybe it should be you?

@elsa557 4 года назад

She's certainly extraordinarily eloquent. The only time I've willingly sat through a political speech by anyone before was with Obama. I can't believe I listened for the full 15 minutes without once wanting to cut it short. What a speaker!

@MrDsleepyeyes 4 года назад

Kyla Fallon, I'm with you on that one. She has dignity, a backbone, and more leadership on display here than my country's president has *ever* displayed. Sadly we're stuck with someone like the "leader of the opposition" for a while longer. I mean seriously, it's nice to see a politician who is articulate and uses facts.

@gabrielclayton1653 4 года назад

The US?

@dav5306 4 года назад

What's your country?

@direpants4667 4 месяца назад

in the first few minutes, Tony Abbott is sitting there smug and arrogant, but as the Prime Minister ramps up his face goes from smug to downright hostile, sums him up without words

@diannaskare7829 Год назад

His gloating smile is disappearing about 9:30 and as he sinks in the chair seems smaller. She even gives him an honest way out... She has Class AND Strength!

@half2849 3 года назад

“You said that in March 2004, I suggest you check your records” was outstanding

@lisafisher9086 3 года назад

Sis got those receipts!!

@imtihanatq 3 года назад

Why I read this when the part was playing in the same time haha

@Lilly-rv1vs 3 года назад

Sis said “this you?” 😂

@Lilly-rv1vs 3 года назад

connor828 just say you’re misogynistic and hate women and leave 😐

@DylanFan 4 года назад

That was the longest and most eloquent and well rehearsed roast I've ever witnessed.

@coolcat6341 4 года назад

I can smell the burn in Scotland

@grahamyates2490 4 года назад

Not well rehearsed at all. She said afterwards that she only referred to a few handwritten notes she had made some moments before. (Other than records of her opponent's quotes).

@aestheticgarbage6671 4 года назад

Graham Yates that just makes it even better then. for virtually no preparation that was a very powerful and impactful speech, even if she didn't win the election. so impactful that people are still talking about it nearly 8 years later.

@bd3825 4 года назад

It does not sound rehearsed at all to me. I think she spoke with conviction. She truly believes what she said.

@RA-xn4vb 4 года назад

@@grahamyates2490 even when she ripped him when he looked at his watch? Come on! She knows him very well and she was brilliant.

@AUSSIEROS Год назад

i lived and worked in Australia for 18 months when julia gillard was in oppostion. I thought she was a lightweight and lacked leadership quality. Boy how wrong i was and what an inspiration she was and is as a statesperson.

@SheylayamGullath 6 месяцев назад

Ms Gilliard's speech is indeed a wonderful piece of eloquence. This surely will appear in history books as one of the most important Addresses of this century. Memorable as those by Churchill, Luther King Jr or Lincoln.

@bottlerocket3218 3 года назад

"He just needs a mirror." Infinite snap!.

@cockoffgewgle4993 3 года назад

The cringe in these comments, JFC. Do people actually talk like this?

@wahooilovewomen 3 года назад

@@cockoffgewgle4993 infinité snap 😭

@guywholikesgoodmusic 3 года назад

@@cockoffgewgle4993 Talking about cringe is cringe in and of itself. You've played yourself.

@gabriella2474 3 года назад

@@cockoffgewgle4993 Bruhhhh ofc.

@cockoffgewgle4993 3 года назад

@@guywholikesgoodmusic More cringe. The soy generation.

@michaelsnedker5446 4 года назад

her poise, her intelligence, her articulation; was beyond anything i'd seen in politics

@GaryHighFruit 4 года назад

You mean she has great charisma like most sociopathic manipulators?

@sparksfly6149 4 года назад

Vegan CarboRaider So, because she is smart she’s a sociopath? Is this a “I don’t like politicians” thing or a “I don’t like women” thing?

@loserslounge7815 4 года назад

simp

@nathanashley2693 4 года назад

Hahahaha ur funny

@GaryHighFruit 4 года назад

@@sparksfly6149 Really lame. I never said she's smart. I pick the best politicians and vote every chance. Here In the US, I wanted Hillary to win. We have female Tulsi Gabbard who I've supported and made videos about. I was supporting Elizibeth Warren until she started with the immature behavior & feminist rhetoric. She lies a lot too. I also like Marianne. I really feel sorry for people of your mindset that assume people are against women. Most people care more for women than men.

@ramsubramaniam3552 Год назад

I sincerely apologise for watching this video so late. I belong to the greatest ochlocracy called the world's biggest or largest democracy. Your speech was and still remains a clarion call to all despicable elements in planet earth. Bravo

@richardwhitehead4684 Год назад

Well done. What a spine and sharp mind. I wish we had someone like Julia Gillard here in the USA.

@casualobserver2000 4 года назад

at first you think "this is going to be your standard political attack" then you see just how many documented facts she quotes and by the end you're thinking "yeah hes actually sexist"