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Jordan Peterson | Australia’s Political Distrust | #CLIP
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15:24Now PlayingIn this short, John speaks to Jordan Peterson on his podcast about the growing distrust of the Australian public towards Politicians who are sending mixed messages about the pandemic. John also comments on the importance of politicians to take back the responsibility of policy making from medical officials and present a wholistic picture about the pandemic to the population.
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