‘Outrageous’: Andrew Bolt slams Scott Morrison’s ‘bizarre’ secret ministry
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says former prime minister Scott Morrison has “embarrassed his party” in a scandal that continues to become “even more bizarre”. Mr Bolt said Mr Morrison got a “real taste of power and got hungrier by…
‘Weak United States’ is China’s ‘best opportunity’ for victory
Former ASPI Executive Director Peter Jennings says a “weak United States” is the “best opportunity” for China’s victory. “I think the Chinese conclude that with a weak United States the best opportunity they may have to pull off a victory…
Recent ‘leftie losing it’ is ‘representative of just about every Trump hater’
Sky News host Rita Panahi has looked at one “leftie losing it” who she says is representative of “just about every Trump hater”. Ms Panahi looked at recent footage of a man in the United States calling for Donald Trump’s…
‘The Fauci effect’: Biden’s chief medical adviser thinks he’s a ‘figure of honesty’
Sky News host Rita Panahi says Dr Anthony Fauci, US President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser, thinks he is a “figure of honesty” who is encouraging everyone to go into medicine. Dr Fauci self-labelled the craving for consistency, integrity and…
Democrats ‘don’t believe’ borders should exist
Democrats don’t seem “particularly bothered” by millions of illegal migrants crossing the border each year, author Douglas Murray says. He said the left-wing policy of migration is “always like this”. “They have open borders because they don’t believe there should…
Donald Trump ‘was the winner this week’
Former Victorian Liberal Party President Michael Kroger says Donald Trump “was the winner this week”. “For the reason that the raid has played incredibly badly for the Democrats,” Mr Kroger told Sky News host Paul Murray. Mr Kroger also said…
Labor needs to ‘show some fairness’ over Scottish family’s visa
Sky News host Chris Smith says the Immigration Minister needs to show some “backbone and fairness” in the case of the Green family. Mark Green, originally from Scotland, has been living and working in Australia legally for the past decade,…
ABC has made ‘serious mistakes’
Shadow Communications Minister Sarah Henderson says the ABC has been “highly sensitive” whenever it has been criticised. “And it has made some very serious mistakes,” Ms Henderson said.
The left ‘slipped off their seats with excitement’ after Trump raid
Sky News host Paul Murray says the left-wing media basically “slipped off their seats with excitement” when news of the FBI raid on Donald Trump broke. “Now of course, there was no such raid on Hillary, there was no such…
Olivia Newton-John ‘radiated warm feelings wherever she went’
Music historian Glenn A Baker says Olivia Newton-John “radiated warm feelings wherever she went”. “She was so polite and so generous but she was also innate and instinctive in her career,” he told Sky News host Chris Smith. Mr Baker…
‘One rule for socialists, one rule for everybody else’: Bishop
Former Speaker of the House Bronwyn Bishop says Trump was right to say the FBI had been “weaponised”. “I keep saying, there’s one rule for socialists and one rule for everybody else,” she said. “And Trump is everybody else.”
‘Only logical’ teachers remove phones from classrooms
Pauline Hanson’s Chief of Staff James Ashby says “it’s only logical” teachers remove phones from the classroom after a Sydney school banned mobile phones. “We know that they’re distracting on the roads … of course they’re going to cause distractions…
China has ‘incentives’ to ‘strike big and early’
Former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence Elbridge Colby says he’s worried about the possibility of China striking “big and early in a pretty surprising way”, as laid out by NSW Liberal Senator Jim Molan. “In the past I really…
‘How it started’ vs ‘how it’s going’ for Labor government
Sky News host Paul Murray has looked at “how it started” versus “how it’s going” for the Albanese government when it comes to China, wages and aged care.
China missiles ‘a gross overaction’ to Pelosi’s Taiwan visit
China firing ballistic missiles into Taiwan and Japan following US Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan “is a gross overreaction and it needs to stop,” says Shadow Workplace Relations Minister Michaelia Cash. “These are just routine visits – people do…
China’s military exercises around Taiwan ‘got the world to take notice’
Former DFAT Australia China Council scholar Andrew Phelan says China’s military exercises around Taiwan “certainly got the world to take notice”. “And I notice some people have said that the Japanese need to triple their defence spending,” he told Sky…
‘Complete lack of clarity’ about US’ position on China and Taiwan
Sky News host Erin Molan says there’s a “complete lack of clarity” from the US when it comes to its position on China and Taiwan. “The US President has said that if China acted militarily then his country would intervene…
‘We’ve lost a really incredible Australian’: Tributes flow in for Judith Durham
Radio host Katie Woolf says we have lost a “really incredible Australian,” following the death of legendary singer-songwriter Judith Durham. The former lead singer of The Seekers, who garnered international fame for her immense talent, died in Melbourne on Friday…
We still need a ‘cost of living plan’
Sky News host Chris Smith says he’s still “waiting for a cost of living plan” from the government as charities experience an increase in demand and rising interest rates may lead to higher levels of homelessness. “They can’t just sit…
ABC ‘should be funded’ using television licence fee model
Sky News host Chris Smith has suggested Australians be given a “paid option” to bring the ABC into their homes and onto their devices. “In the UK, if you want to watch the BBC, you better have a television licence…