A few words about artists abusing their ‘rights’ to free speech and where the line in the sand should be drawn. Plus why the so-called ‘Frontier Wars’ have no place at the Australian War Memorial.

Some different views on AI, and does everything human beings imagine come to pass?

Listen to song: Too Late to Turn Back Now

A few words about some of the nonsense being spoken about AI, an update on Imran Khan, plus Brisbane’s Olympic-sized problem.

A few words about the increasing concerns around Artificial Intelligence. Should we be worried?

A few words about the continuing scepticism concerning aspects of 9/11, more whip infractions in Saturday’s racing, plus Gordon Tallis raises concerns about PNG.

A few words about the attack on New York….and what followed.

Song: The Rising - Bruce Springsteen

A few words about the increasingly angry showdown between One Nation and Andrew Hastie over Ben Roberts-Smith VC, plus the LIV golf tour goes bankrupt.

A few words about how elections have consequences not always seen at the time, the responsibility on One Nation, plus controversy about the Brisbane Olympics.

A few words about some election results in Germany, the burning of the Australian flag, plus one juror holds out in the Lindsay Clancy case.

A few words about the evolving nature of One Nation, plus a terrific email from a viewer.

Listen to song: The Bush Has Had Enough written by Ernie Constance for Slim Dusty.

A few words about support for the SA premier Peter Malinauskas, a change to the whip rule in horse racing, plus your feedback.

A few words about my political allegiances (none!) and why I loathe this government.

A few words about how Michelle Rowland is blaming Pauline Hanson for the threats against her, plus it’s the 25th anniversary of the Tampa crisis.

A few words about why One Nation is NOT a threat to democracy, and why those that say it are.

*(adj) - lacking intelligence, wit or awareness; acting foolish.

A few words about One Nation’s success on the weekend, the Prime Minister’s response, plus the passing of Tony Mundine.

A few words about the jeers and laughter in response to the PM’s appearance at the annual Bush Summit in Dubbo, plus a dreadful season for the Brisbane Broncos.

A few words about the early end to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism, plus is it time to televise criminal court cases in Australia?

A few words about Pauline Hanson’s free speech challenge and where the limits should be in a free society.

A few words about the great cricket all-rounder who is now in a Pakistani prison, plus more on the use of the whip in horse racing.

A few words about how people hide behind the excuse of hindsight when what is required from politicians and major sports organisations is foresight.

A few words about the very weak gambling legislation that was passed this week and how vital gambling revenue is to government. Plus a few words about Kyle Sandilands’s new venture.

A few words about a payout for Fiona Brown, plus talk of Tucker Carlson running for Presidency.

A few words about the opening round of what is going to be a fight over superannuation, plus another example of ABC bias.

A few words about the proposed gun buyback laws, plus more alleged bias at the ABC.

A few words about Pauline Hanson not knowing the name of foreign leaders, plus the Jason Arday controversy. On the Back Pages, a few thoughts on the Broncos and Sam Walker’s future.

A few words about Iran, the Strait of Hormuz….and the plan that didn’t happen.

A few words about Labor still gaslighting us, plus it’s election day in the UK.

A few words about the argument as to why the whip should be banned in horse racing, plus Greg demonstrates the whip. Ouch!

A few words about Tanya Plibersek’s defence of the Prime Minister’s ‘joke’, plus the unfair advantages of the PNG Chiefs.

A few words about how habits change….bit by bit, then all at once.

A few words about the ABC’s belated apology to Gina Rinehart, plus Dr Fauci held in contempt.

A few words about Donald Trump’s dilemma in Iran, plus some history he (or someone) should’ve known.

A few words about the origin of the word ‘Multiculturalism’, plus memories of Donald Mackay and Al Grassby.

A few words about the proposed changes to gambling advertising, plus response to my chat about the use of the whip in horse racing.

A few words about a case in Queensland concerning a prominent man and his right to privacy, plus a dreadful decision by racing stewards in Victoria.

A few words about why people are becoming more cynical and the damage it can do.

A few words about our cynical and costly approach to net zero.

A few words about the senator criticising One Nation and Pauline Hanson without naming them, and his comments regarding BRS.

A few words about the rise of conspiracy theories and distrust in government.

A few words about the One Nation surge in Victoria and Labor saying they’re a threat to Democracy.

A few words about Australian history, plus the next US presidential election not far away.

A few words about conspiracy theories, plus the launch of my new book, The Dream Weaver.

A few words about the ongoing multiculturalism debate and the limits of tolerance.

A few words about people telling us things that are obviously not true, plus Pauline Hanson on the Spotlight programme.

A few words about the public divisions in the Liberal Party, plus Ryan Fox wins The Open and the passing of Sir Garry Sobers.

A few words about the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, plus Barnaby Joyce on ‘monoculturalism’.

A few words about the Prime Minister’s plan to control AI, plus Donald Trump’s ongoing Iranian dilemma.

A few words about the Prime Minister establishing an Office for AI. Is it the greatest of all technological breakthroughs?

A few words about the importance of the upcoming Israeli election, plus Paul Kelly’s new book.

A few words about our double standard related to uranium, plus a reflection on the passing of Derryn Hinch.

A few words about why Angus Taylor should stop attacking One Nation and start formulating big ideas for Australia.

A few words about how events are often only understood in retrospect - from State of Origin to Ukraine, Iran and the Liberal Party.

A few words about the international coverage of the Prime Minister’s podcast appearance and do we want our PMs to be relatable?

A few words about the Prime Minister’s apology and what might happen next.

A few words about Anthony Albanese’s tasteless comments to a podcaster and the importance of respect.

A few words about Labor’s attack on Sir Robert Menzies and why politics must be adversarial, plus penalty shootouts.

A few words about Malcolm Turnbull, Serena Williams and poor losers.

A few words about why incoming British PM Andy Burnham and would-be PM Angus Taylor face an uphill battle.

A few words of advice from one of the great movie characters, plus more on the divisions in the Liberal Party.

A few words about the ongoing discussion concerning multiculturalism, plus the latest Newspoll results.

A few words about President Trump concerning Iran, plus at 04:51 some words on Karl and Channel 9.

A few words about Karl’s sacking, plus divisions in the Liberal Party ranks.

A few words about Liberal Party division, plus the Prime Minister’s cynicism.

A few words about the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer, plus why President Trump should have a holiday.

A few words about our worst ever PMs, plus the movie Rocky turns 50.

A few words about some of the bizarre responses to Pauline’s speech, an explanation of ‘monoculture’, plus an historic milestone for golfer Adam Scott.

A few words about Pauline Hanson’s speech to the National Press Club, plus America’s deal with Iran.

A few words about why there is such a level of hostility towards the major parties.

A few words bout One Nation’s devastating new ad, plus the limits of free speech.

A few words about another shark attack on the weekend plus a game of controversy in rugby league.

A few words about the V show Shark!, sharks and cynicism.

A few words about a cynical government and the need for optimism.

A few words about what Casablanca teaches us about today.

A few words about the real story concerning immigration.

A few words about the anniversary of the D Day Landings and the debt we owe, plus today’s Newspoll.

A few words about the changing media landscape plus the anniversary of the assassination of Robert F Kennedy.

A few words about why people here (and elsewhere) are deserting the major parties and why Pauline Hanson’s popularity continues to grow.

A few words about the increasingly unhinged attacks on Pauline Hanson.

A few words about Tony Abbott and Angus Taylor’s challenges….and a “snooty” letter to the Editor.

A few words about the interesting prime ministers we’ve had.

A few words about Pope Leo’s warning concerning Artificial Intelligence.

A few words about the state of the world….and State of Origin.

A few words about the big mistake the Liberals are making about both the Teals and One Nation….plus State of Origin 1 tonight.

A few words about breaking ‘impossible’ barriers.

A few words about a big weekend, including political nonsense from Anthony Albanese and Angus Taylor.

A few words about the recipe for success and how it’s being applied by some students from Lismore High school.

A few words about a government under pressure, the passing of Peter Hollingworth and some inspiring words from an Olympic champion.

A few words about a former SAS troop commander, the ABC, the Brisbane by-election….and people telling us what to think.

A few words about how the intolerant take advantage of our tolerance.

A few words about the Unite the Kingdom march in London and why people there (and here) are angry.

A few more words about the changes to taxation and why I think they were made.

A few words about the PM’s response to his Budget lies.

A few words about last night’s Budget and the damage lies do to democracies.

A few words about immigration numbers and the changing nature of Australia - and Britain.

A few words about the Farrer by-election and what the dreadful performance by the Liberal Party means.

A few words on how Pope Leo continues to call for diplomacy in relation to Iran. Does diplomacy have a prayer?

A few words about the return of the ISIS brides and an early tip for the next US president.

A few words about the upcoming federal by-election and One Nation’s support of BRS.

A few words about the treasurer’s explanation for backtracks on tax promises.

A few words about the German energy crisis and its relevance to Australia.

The Overton Window and its relevance to Welcome to Country.

At 2:44 - Viewer feedback (including a letter to the RSL).

At 6:10 - How PNG are getting an unfair advantage in the NRL.

A few words about the ongoing controversy about Welcome to Country.

A few words about the King’s speech to Congress….and reflections on freedom of speech and the right to bear arms.

A few words about a timely discussion on Welcomes to Country and some feedback on the ANZAC Day booings.

A few words about ANZAC Day, Welcome to Country and Ben Roberts-Smith VC.

A few words about what Keith Payne thinks about the Ben Roberts-Smith situation on Anzac Day eve.

A few words about the coverage of events in Iran, the division in the US…and viewer feedback on Ben Roberts-Smith VC.

A few words about the stand off in Iran and Pakistan’s role…plus how does Ben Roberts-Smith VC get a jury of ‘peers’?

A few words about how the PM could end the divisive debate about Ben Roberts-Smith VC.

A look at why the BRS case serves no public interest.

A few words about why Ben Roberts-Smith VC should get bail today, why he should never have been in prison….and the great common sense of the Australian people.

A few words about the stoush between the President and the Pope…and the power of prayer.

YouTube channel: 2 Worlds Collide Podcast

Book: Conclave by Robert Harris

A few words regarding comments by Noel Pearson and Joel Fitzgibbon published in The Weekend Australian.

A few words on the continuing travesty of the arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith VC.

A few words about the disgraceful treatment of a war hero.

A few words about the public response to the conviction of Lieutenant William Calley after the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War.

A few words about the disgraceful handling of Ben Roberts-Smith’s arrest and why he must keep his VC.

A few words about one of our most decorated soldiers being charged with war crimes.

A few words about Pauline Hanson’s One Nation’s continued rise and what many of their critics continue to say.

A few words about a great Australian athlete and some wise words from George Bernard Shaw.

A few words about the latest space mission…and reflections on a loss of wonder and solitude.

A few words about Mr Albanese’s speech last night and why it failed so badly.

A few words about what we can learn from King Canute.

A few words about truth and lies in war and is history repeating in Iran?

A few words about Tiger Woods and the excuses his ‘friends’ make for him.

A few words about why God must be confused at the moment.

A few words about the ongoing attacks on Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and why we should consider a new voting system.

A few words about the mixed messages on the Middle East…and some lessons from history.

A few words about the looming immigration debate.

A few words about the conservative response to the SA election defeat….and the performance of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.

Ahead of the South Australian election, a few words about Pauline Hanson’s One Nation impact and the response to it.

A few words about a Labor minister’s attack on Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and those that choose to vote for them.

A few words about growing populations and the challenges that come with it.

Book mentioned: The Population Bomb by Paul R Ehrlich.

A few words about the hypocrisy of Donald Trump’s critics.

A few words about President Trump wanting America’s friends to step up in the Middle East.

A few words about Grace Tame losing her speaking engagements over her comments about the Middle East….plus a word on the footy.

A few words about why we should merge SBS with the ABC.

A few words about the courage shown by the young Iranian women granted asylum yesterday.

A few words about how mourning the death of the Ayatollah is in conflict with the Australian values we prize.

A few words about the coverage of Kyle and Jackie O…and the passing of a radio legend.

A few words about how events in Iran actually make a Palestinian State more likely.

A few words about how the Hamas attack on Israel has led to this week’s events in Iran.

A few words about what seems to be the end of one of radio’s most successful partnerships.

A few words about the role luck plays in all our lives, including politicians.

A few words about Iran, the death of Makybe Diva and a significant by-election.

A few words about the start of the footy season and moments we never forget.

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A few words about great teachers and the lessons that stay with us.

A few words about Boris Johnson wanting British troops in Ukraine.

A few words about the ACCC’s case against Coles and racing addressing the whip issue.

A few words about the benefits of Citizens Initiated Referenda.

A few words about an upcoming referendum, people actually having a say, and what we might learn from it.

A few words about the opportunities Angus Taylor has and how to take advantage of them.

A few words about one of the biggest issues confronting Angus Taylor - and Australia.

A few words about the advice Angus Taylor is receiving from former prime ministers.

A few words about how one of our biggest industries needs to evolve.

A few words about the nature of political success.

A few words about Mr Albanese’s response to the protests against the visiting Israeli president.

The question and the PM’s answer in Question Time appears at the 2 hour 19 minute mark in the link here.

A few words about the maths of the challenge facing the Liberals.

A few words about where the Liberal Party goes from here and - does it have a future?

A few words about the great conspiracies of our time.

A few words concerning the Epstein files and what we are now learning…including the involvement of (Lord) Peter Mandelson.

A few words about Paul Kelly’s take on One Nation in The Australian this morning and why Howard Beale was right in Network.

A few words about the qualities of leadership.

Link to Theodore Roosevelt’s speech here.

A few words about the power of perseverance.

A few words about an absence of privacy, Nick Kyrgios and George Best.

A few words on the Hoodoo Gurus not wanting One Nation to play their music. On the back pages, LIV golf on its last legs.

A few words about how people get the US president so badly wrong.

A few words about Noel Pearson’s criticism of Pauline Hanson.

A few words about what underpins our greatness.

A few words about some of the problems with our immigration program.

A few words about a bad Government and a lousy Opposition.

A few words about the Prime Minister’s claim that One Nation and Pauline Hanson are divisive. Are they?

A few words about what some of Labor’s former ministers might have done in recent years that this Prime Minister hasn’t.

A few words about the first Newspoll of the year with One Nation in front of the Coalition.

A few words about the limits of free speech and events in Minneapolis.

A few words on the division being caused by the Prime Minister’s quest for ‘unity’ and why the Opposition needs to get its act together.

A few words about the proposed new kick-off rule in rugby league.

The Prime Minister’s problems with free speech and President Trump’s ‘red line’ is crossed.

A few words about the Prime Minister’s proposed Hate Speech laws as Parliament is recalled early, and the difficulty in eradicating antisemitism.

A few words about Dylan, One Nation and Iran.

Bob Dylan biopic: A Complete Unknown.

Bob Dylan book: Chronicles Volume One.

A few words about the Prime Minister belatedly calling the Royal Commission.

TJ O’Hara’s Substack site, click here.

A few words about why it makes sense for America to be in Greenland.

A few words about a decision the Prime Minister must make.

Book mentioned: A Question of Loyalties by Allan Massie.

A few words about the events in Venezuela…and the reaction to them.

A few words about a troubling column from Mick Keelty and the reason for antisemitism flourishing.

A few words about a terrific book and the question of leadership.

Books mentioned: “Crooks” and “November Road” by Lou Berney.

A few words about more distinguished Australians calling for a Royal Commission and the Prime Minister’s failure to listen to those he needs to listen to most.

A few words about Mr Albanese’s continued failure of leadership.

A few more words about the appalling and illogical government refusal to hold a Royal Commission.

A few words about former AFP Commissioner Mick Keelty’s compelling argument for a Royal Commission into the Bondi massacre…and, from the back pages, some words about the disastrous Boxing Day test.

A few words on why “stop the hate” is not always such a great idea.

A few words about why a Royal Commission is required following the events at Bondi Beach.

A few words about some of the great speeches of the world….and the one the Prime Minister should give. Links to the speeches mentioned:

Barack Obama 2004 DNC keynote speech - here.

Ronald Reagan 1986 Challenger explosion speech - here.

Ronald Reagan 1987 address to Mikhail Gorbachev - here.

Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg address - here.

A few words about how the talk of gun laws is a distraction from the key issue.

A few words about how quickly things change…..and playing politics.

A few words on josh Frydenberg’s great speech.

Link to Paul Keating’s speech - click here.

Link to John Williamson’s performance at Adelaide Oval - click here.

A few words about Mr Albanese’s response to the Bondi massacre.

A few words about the initial response to the Bondi massacre - antisemitism and islamism.

A few words about the horrible events at Bondi yesterday…and the reasons.