Episode 1606 Our Prime Minister, the 'Bad Uncle' — Shocking Podcast Remarks

It's a good morning from Central Australia. My name is Murray Stewart. I am your presenter and host, and this is episode 1,606 from Blind Magic in Alice Springs. I wonder if you have ever been to a wedding or a funeral, and there's an older member of the family who's a little bit louder than the rest, maybe tells the odd bad joke. Yeah, that bad uncle, if you like. Well, you know something? I think we've got one here in Australia, and it just happens to be our Prime Minister. Yeah, he is our nation's bad uncle. I mean, seriously, seriously, seriously. Some of the things that are coming out of his mouth at the moment we are most definitely embarrassed about. In a podcast recently, he spoke of his want and desire for pop star Kylie Minogue, saying that he would like to shag her. Seriously? Our Prime Minister? And then on another podcast, he spoke about the Japanese female Prime Minister, by indicating that, yes, she brought to a meeting that he attended a couple of melons and then he proceeded to do a bit of a hand sign in the shape of a female breast. I mean, come on, come on. If he did that at a dinner party here towards one of my female friends or my daughter, or if I had a partner, I would just about smack him in the mouth. I mean, he's our Prime Minister, and he's behaving like a badly behaved teenager, or as I said, a bad uncle. And what is more fascinating to me and disappointing is that the mean girls, yeah, the mean girls in the Labor Party, the female left of the party, who generally speaking jump all over any male politician who speak ill of females, they are not to be seen or heard. Yeah, that's right. We're talking about Penny Wong. Katie Gallaher, Tanya Pliversek and the like. Yeah, they've got all sorts of excuses for Albanese's very, very bad behaviour. So what is this point toward? That if you are of the left, you can do or say anything you please, including being foul-mouthed and uncouthed toward females. Is that where we're going? Is that what we're saying? Truly? As I've previously said, I think the left are losing their social license to comment on just about anything concerning the social fabric of our society. And very, very disappointing. And I hope that Albanese sees the error of his ways and fronts up and apologises in relation to the comments he made toward the Japanese Prime Minister. That's the least he can do. He had the chance to do it yesterday in question time and failed to do so. But, I mean, how long did it take the ABC to apologise toward Gina Reinhart? Yeah, this is becoming a sport for the left. It absolutely is becoming a sport. Their behavior toward women who don't speak their language, the language of the left, is nothing short of appalling, absolutely appalling. You either have standards or you don't, in my view. Principles are not for swapping and changing. And if you do swap and change your principles according to who invective is directed toward, then as far as I'm concerned, you don't have principles at all. You are an emperor without clothes. Yeah, that's right. And that's precisely what is happening to the left in Australia. Slowly but surely, they are losing their social license as they go totally against, what they're supposed to stand for. All right, folks, I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful day. And I hope that you have a set of principles of which you are proudly standing beside. And I'm sure you don't have the shifting sands going on in your world, because that's how people learn from you, by having principles that people look up to, and then also you can leave a legacy with your children by being a great role model in their life. Okay, folks, this has been and always will be episode 1,606, a Blind Magic Communications production.