• The Iwi vs. Peewee Treaty Debate | Helmut Modlik vs. David Seymour

  • Oct 8 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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The Iwi vs. Peewee Treaty Debate | Helmut Modlik vs. David Seymour

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    Kia Ora Aotearoa! Welcome to The Working Group, New Zealand's top political podcast not funded by NZ on Air. I'm your host, Martyn Bradbury, editor of The Daily Blog.

    Today is a BIG ONE - The Treaty Debate!

    Joining me tonight:

    • Damien Grant - libertarian liquidator and Cthulhu of Capitalism.
    • Helmut Modlik - Ngāti Toa Leader
    • David Seymour - ACT Party Leader

    In today's debate:

    • Our debaters will each provide a 3 minute opening statement on what the Treaty means to them and its place in NZ.
    • Then the debate will move to a revolving quick fire question panel segment.
    • Finally, David, Helmut and Host Bomber Bradbury will have a 2 minute final word. (Damien will have a 1 minute final word, because no one should be forced to listen to a libertarian longer than 60 seconds)

    Welcome to The Working Group, jump on in.

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