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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2016 · 53 MIN

Andrew Bolt: How Many Dangerous Ideas Can Person Have?

from Ideas at the House

Class war, multiculturalism, race, politics, culture wars, free speech, global warming - Bolt’s favourite targets get audiences excited, and this is a rare chance to explore where his ideas come from and whether he thinks they are dangerous. How dangerous is being an Australian commentator speaking your mind without reservation? Andrew Bolt is Australia’s most-read political commentator, published in the Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph, Courier-Mail and Advertiser and runs Australia’s most popular political blog. On weeknights he hosts The Bolt Report on Sky News at 7pm and his Macquarie Radio show at 8pm, the top-rating show in its time slot in Melbourne and Sydney. His first book of columns, Still Not Sorry, was a best-seller and his second, Worth Fighting For, was released in June. Andrew was born in Adelaide and has worked on Labor election campaigns, the State Opera of South Australia and flower exporters in The Netherlands. He is married with three children and two dogs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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