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Rob Jetten

Rob Jetten

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Sep 19, 2026

Neil KumarHOST
3:18
Police shut down the march after receiving reports of clashes involving the protesters.
Neil KumarHOST
3:23
The media is also reporting that the headquarters of Prime Minister Rob Jetten's D66 party was also attacked.
Neil KumarHOST
3:30
Greenland and Denmark's government say the deal with the U.S. is a win-win, and it ends months of uncertainty triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to seize the island.
Neil KumarHOST
3:38
But as Philip Lee Shanok reports, some people suggest the deal gives America something it already had.
Cas BoivinHOST
4:13
Local authorities were called to the scene to shut down the march after receiving reports of clashes involving the protesters.
Cas BoivinHOST
4:19
Media also report the headquarters of Prime Minister Rob Jetten's D66 party was also attacked.
Cas BoivinHOST
4:26
And finally now to Japan, where Canada's national men's rugby team beat their longtime rivals, US, today at the Pacific Nations Cup.
Cas BoivinHOST
4:35
The Canadian try midway through the second half was enough to give them a nineteen to sixteen win and third place in the tournament.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
12:30
So no suspects or motives have yet been identified, and the police said that the acts appeared to be intentional and that a criminal investigation had been launched.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
12:40
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten described the incidents as disruptive and life-threatening.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
12:45
Now, it's important to remain cautious when we report these incidents.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
12:49
Uh, they are under investigation.
denolfeHOST
4:32
Pipes and cables were placed on tracks at over thirty-five locations, causing system failures that led to train cancellations and delays.
denolfeHOST
4:39
The acts appeared intentional, with police launching an investigation to find suspects or motives, and Prime Minister Rob Jetten called the events disruptive and life-threatening.
denolfeHOST
4:49
The disruption coincided with national protests and the presentation of the government's budget, raising speculation about whether the sabotage was linked to domestic groups, foreign interference, or political unrest.
denolfeHOST
5:00
In the comments, the community overwhelmingly believed the sabotage was likely carried out by Dutch farmers opposed to government policies, especially given the timing with protests on Prinsjesdag.
Paul PetersHOST
12:22
Yeah, that's right.
Paul PetersHOST
12:23
And it also echoes accusations and nicknames Rob Jetten got at the start of his political career when he was still a very young MP.
Paul PetersHOST
12:34
He was asked some questions by journalists and he would repeat very stoically, very robotically questions.
Paul PetersHOST
12:42
Yeah, he would just trot out
Gordon DarrochHOST
16:55
Yeah, remember how a few years ago all the efforts Mark Ritter was making to try and keep Shell and Unilever in the country? And this led to the whole dividend tax round, whether or not they should tax dividends on foreign-based companies, right? Well, these days, the big name the cabinet is terrified of losing is ISML.
Gordon DarrochHOST
17:10
This is the chip machinery maker, which is now the Netherlands' largest company since Shell and Unilever left.
Gordon DarrochHOST
17:17
And Rob Jetten's party, D66, wants to put knowledge and technology at the heart of our economy.
Gordon DarrochHOST
17:21
So he was delighted to go to Eindhoven, which, of course, is his home turf as well, where ISML is building.
GeorginaHOST
27:43
I just don't get it.
Jack KellyHOST
27:43
We're skipping him and we're going to Rob Jetten, who's number two.
Jack KellyHOST
27:46
Friend of the channel.
RoryHOST
27:47
Yeah.
Jack KellyHOST
27:51
Oh.
GeorginaHOST
27:51
Not about Antony.
Jack KellyHOST
27:52
About Rob Jetten.
GeorginaHOST
27:52
About who?

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