From the Skyinging Center. This is Paul Murray Live. Hello, welcome in to the man k. We've got a lot of work to do in the next couple of days. Let's see how Australia is going to vote. The early vote's been big, but it is not as big as some people, including myself, thought it was going to be. This is a big part of the election story. We
get into it in a moment's time. Thank you to everyone who watched, participated, to the thousands of people who send us emails and it literally was thousands of people. Thank you to my executive producer, the wonderful Lucy Boyd, and our team for putting together what I thought was
a great hour of Telly. Nice to see the alternative Prime Minister, Pete Dutton sitting here taking questions, but also in an environment where he could explain himself and you can like it, you can dislike it, vote for it and not vote for it. Free country. But it's nice not to see the interjections, the yelling, the carrying on.
He had a chance to explain himself and talk quite decently about some pretty serious issues, including experiences that he had as a police officer when it came to trying to save people from family violence and lighter moments like telling stories about his mum and dad, popping over to New South Wales to play the Poke's on family holidays. Tonight I will keep my comments a little briefer that I normally do because I want to get to bromin Bishop. I want Brom and Bishop to have a big, hard
run at things tonight. Linda Scott is here as well. I look forward to that fight night on this Wednesday night. Tomorrow night is when we will do our final State of the Race. That will be with Redbridge, with Michael Kroger and with Stephen Conroy. So yes, the footy will be on, but I'm not going to hide. Make sure you are here tomorrow night or Series Lincoln Recorder, do all the things you have to be because tomorrow night data da da da da da da data, no one
will be surprised. But tonight you don't have to go too far to find awesome people like the wonderful Meghan Kelly, the only place you see here on Aussie TV right.
Here, Gail King, who went on that vanity project called the Blue Origin Flight that you're not allowed to criticize her unless you've been Have you been? Have you Let's just say I've been.
All right now before I get into the data. And there's lots of it today, including some fascinating stuff about what I've been talking about for years now, which is preferences and how they can swing elections. But while people are voting early and again vote tomorrow. If you know which way you're going to go and vote, go and vote tomorrow. It's all counted on the same day and you don't have to wait a few days for your
vote to be counted. Okay, we know that there is this tectonic battle for the future of our country for the next three years between the bloke who's been running it for the past three or the bloger wants to run it for the next three. But we all know that there is one thing that the media loves almost more than the horse race. It's the data behind the horse.
Race, poles, holes, holes, holes.
And tonight I can reveal to you what another organization has been reporting. So I'm not revealing, I'm just pumping it up here, you know, the Turnbull Times, the Guardian. Now, of course, the only reason exists in Australia is because the former Prime minister will he helped to get it up off the ground. Here he refers to itness, you
know the sensible centive. We all know it's the wild left. Well, he may be regretting the decision because the one thing Australians can agree on is how bad Malcolm Turnbull was as a prime minister. In fact, they did a poll in amongst all of their other election polling and it had a look at all of the former prime ministers and guests who came stone motherless last, the miserable Ghost himself. He is dead last in a list of our best
former prime ministers. The order goes as you can see, John Howard first, Bob Hawk second, Kevin Rudd third, Julia Gillard fourth, Anthony Alberaneze fifth, Tony Abbott sixth, followed by Morrison, Keating, Whitlam, Fraser and dead last. How good that the one thing we can all agree on, regardless of which way we are going to be voting left, right or center at this election, is Malcolm Turnbull was the worst Prime minister
of recent years. The miserable Ghost. Of course, it doesn't stop the turbul times constantly turning to him for interviews or him angry tweeting, or him even having the balls to refer to how boring this election is. Remember it was his decision to have an eight week election campaign, one where he took a ninety seat majority and barely held onto majority government. The bloke who was so sooky. Remember he wouldn't even leave the pink house on election night.
But also another thing that we learned via these poles, and again not a right wing think tank. They're published in the Guardian, is that Green's voters are miserable. I'm not making that up. I'm just going off the evidence. They went by affiliation are they asked about how happy are you with your life? Overall? Coalition voters happiest of all, followed by Labor and then the Greens who are miserable about their life compared to the other major parties. That's
their life overall, in their family life. Look at this, Look how happy a Liberal or National Party voter is. Compare that to the Labor Party. All those miserable Greens, and you know how they're the young cool kids. Well, guess who has the worst social life. The Greens the best social life, the best life over all, the best personal life, and their best family life. This is in
the Guardian Coalition voters. And of course we know that the Greens voters are so miserable because the planet's about to explode at any one moment, and they have to pretend that they like Adam Bant DJing. Yeah, he's so cool. I don't care how many of its social media influences he has. Who would want to listen to that? Three days to go. Australia is at a fork in the road. We are presented with one eah in every three years,
and there are just three days to go. According to the AEC, there have been four point six million people who have already voted. Now this is really interesting because a lot of people thought that half of all people would end up voting early. That's what the trends seem to suggest. But of course eighteen million people are on the electoral roll basically five million today. Let's imagine it's another million tomorrow. That takes us to six and then
it gets us to maybe seven million people before election day. Well, of course that means that eleven million people will choose to vote on Saturday. That means what is happening in the final days matters. The final ads they start to turn off after midnight, but the social media ramp up and there'll be other ways. But still the final days matter, just like they did in twenty nineteen, just as they
did in elections passed. But the final days matter very much so here in twenty and twenty five of the different places around the country, it's actually surprisingly mostly safe seats that seem to be voting early. Why because many people in those safe seats you would imagine, are just happy to lock in who they've voted for for a
long time. Interesting that the number one location right now A lot of these are in Queensland, and you see habit wise, there were some seats in the queens And election where it was up to seventy percent of people who voted early, So Queensland likes to get it done early. In Bowmen, which is the Liberal Nationals, then the Green seat, which is highly contestable here, with both the Coalition and Labour thinking they might be able to pull it back
from the Greens. Dawson pretty safe seat for the Liberal Nowational Party, the same for Fadden. Where are we now again? When things were better in the polls, this was considered to be a tight seat. The Labor Party think that the Poles are going to pull it back into their column, But the preferences of one nation might be putting this
one back on the line. Flinders in Victoria, Dawson in Queensland, Macon in South Australia, Capricornia in Queensland and the Labor held seat of Gorton in Victoria are the places where people are voting now. I have long talked about how I understand that there are many Australians who are frustrated
with the two parties of government. They'll be frustrated with the Labour Party for obvious reasons, They'll be frustrated with the Liberal Party for a whole bunch of reasons, which means your preferences matter, and for your vote to be a serious vote, for your vote to count, for your vote to actually reaffirm or change the government, I believe that you need to pick a government with the vote
that you put at number two. Now we know that traditionally most people who vote for the Greens will end up putting the Labor Party at number two in many ways because they're how to vote forms will tell them to do so. And in twenty twenty two, people who voted for one nation, the Palmer Party, Libertarian and lots of others. They did not give that number two to the Liberal Party the way they did in twenty nineteen.
The way they did in twenty nineteen was part of the story behind the surprise election victory of Scott Morrison, the one that we all saw coming, that we knew was happening. But is this about to be something potentially that will make things a little more competitive than they may well seem? Now? Virtually every national poll right now is sitting somewhere at fifty two forty eight or fifty three forty seven in favor of labor. But the X factor does seem to be one nation. I'm pleased to
other people are starting to notice. But we have been on this well for years. But we've certainly been consistent about this for months because the polls have told us that one nation supported the last federal election was five percent, but in the poll released by The Guardian it's almost double news Pole. The gold Standard again shows that is outside of margin of error in terms of its growth.
Even Resolve and the Wild Pole of Morgan all show a significant increase in the primary vote of one nation. Now of course, that is a national figure, but in some states that number will be way higher. In some seats that will be way lower. So it's difficult to turn around and say what the ultimate impact of one
nation is going to be. But in outer suburban seats, the ones that have delivered massive drops in the primary vote of the Labor Party at state elections, even in the by elections in places like Victoria, we know that one nation has a significant following there. One nation in the past three years has been able to get people elected to the West Australian, South Australian, New South Wales and Victorian parliaments. They are knocking on the door of
a Senate spot in many of those states. In places with lower populations, if their vote is higher than obviously ten percent of a smaller group of people starts to have a bigger impact, Which is why one nation is a massive chance of knocking off Jackie Lamby in Tasmania, where candidates like the one running in the seat of Hunter may well be outperforming the major parties. So if it becomes a two horse race, there could be some
wild results that might come in. Now I was trying to research this today to say, well is this a phenomenon that happens at every election, that one nation always polls better than it does. And the truth is, I can show you pole where the polls were maybe one or two points better than the national result, but I've never seen polling that was almost double their previous election result that didn't result in a higher actual vote for
one nation. Again, look at those poles. Everyone will sit there and be surprised on Saturday night the polls if they're wrong, Okay, we learn a lesson. But if history gives us a guide to the future, something's happening right now with one Nation. Now, it's easy to turn around and say that for quote unquote right wing voters, they might be annoyed on a whole bunch of issues with
the Liberal Party, so that's what that vote is. But for a bunch of people, it may well be people from the Labor Party who go you know what, I mightn't walk all the way to the Libs, but I'm going to go via one Nation. So what happens with
your preference matters. In fact, our mate Tom Connell, who is the best in the business at reading the numbers, he, among others, has been looking into this at sky in years, and they see that there has been a change in some of those how to vote forms for one nation where the Libs might have been at three, four, five or six, but bring them up to number two. So exactly what we've been talking about is what happens, which
is you vote for one nation. You vote for one nation as number one in the lower House, number one in the Senate. The number one vote in the Senate will get a senator elected. The likelihood of a one nation person winning your local seat probably unlikely. But what you do with number two will be the difference about whether we need three more years of the current mob or there's a chance of a change. And again, if the trends are the trends, that Labour looks like it's
about to be re elected. It looks like on some poles it may have even improved on this primary vote from the last election, meaning they could be in a scenario where we're not talking about a minority government, we're talking about a majority government, and maybe even a majority government with slightly more seats. But those fifty two to forty eight numbers are based off the science of the way preferences worked of the last elect not the way
that they will work in this election. So if the preferences from one nation, Family First, Libertarian and trumpets actually end up with a one for those party but a two for the Liberal Party, then fifty two forty eight quickly becomes fifty one forty nine. Fifty one forty nine quickly becomes fifty to fifty. And there are dozens of contestable seats right now that are polling anywhere between fifty one forty nine. There's about a dozen or so right
now that are bang on fifty fifty. Now again, the margin of era could well mean that currently fifty to fifty is really fifty two forty eight in favor of the Labor Party. Well, none of that's a surprise, because we know where the trends are. But this is the difference between the science of polling and the reality of an election. The reality of an election where we thought many more people will have voted by now, and millions have, but basically we haven't hit halfway yet, meaning the final
days will matter. And interestingly, in the Financial Review, Philip Kurry, the guy who you know I often celebrate is the exception of the rule of the way that the press gallery thinks he had some research from one of the companies that does the polling for the Financial Review, and he wrote this story preferences from one nation another right of center minority parties are surging towards the Coalition at a higher rate than the last election. So maybe twenty
nineteen is happening again. It's called preference discipline, fuelling expectations of Peter Dutton could snatch some of these outer suburban labor heartland seats because of cost of living. The issue that everyone has had is number one for the past three years, the one that we have not trusted the government on for all of the time they've been in place.
I see polling by JWS research backs the internal findings of both major parties that certain demographic, sorry that a certain demographic of seats outer suburban mortgage belt electorates with blue collar workforces, substantial community commute times, and high cost of living sensitivities, in some cases high crime rates are behaving differently to the rest of the electorate in such seats.
One Nation plus other minor parties on the rights such as Family First and the Partner Parties collectively ten percent of the vote. Those swinging to such parties include disaffected labor voters who, rather than directing their preferences to the Liberal Party, are going via these other parties. Consequently, eighty to ninety percent of right of center preferences are flowing to the coalition, whereas the national average of the last
election was just two thirds. This is really interesting. Now I have to talk about the science behind some of that evidence, which a lot of people today have turned around and have called bunkum, which is it's basically they've asked people, as they're voted early, what did you do with your preferences? The total number that they are asking is lower than the number that are asked for a
national poll. So is this the Orange mirage? Who knows, but we know the difference between twenty nineteen and twenty twenty two wasn't just the overall vote for the Liberal Party, but it was what people did on the seter right of Australian politics, what people did with number two, and the fact that the people who are to the center
right are now coalescing. Specifically around one nation, pay attention to what its leader is saying about what you need to do with number two when it comes down to your moment to choose the government we have or the government we could have. I think Pauline's pretty clear.
They've lied and lied and lied. And that's exactly what this prime minister has done. He's lied about immigration, cost living, everything he's lied the people about. I don't trust him, and I hope the people wake up themselves and don't give him another term of government.
Now. I've got to be careful here, but I also want to give you a little bit of an inside tip that no major party wants me to give you. I'm going to lose some friends for what I'm about
to tell you. If you are part of that majority of voters now who are thinking about turning up on election day, and maybe you don't like how aggressive the how to vote stuff is, when everyone's shoving something under your nose or someone sneering at you, or and you feel maybe a little bit nervous about walking up to any political party and taking their how to vote for them because you think that it's telling everyone else how
you can to vote. And if the color of the piece of paper that you're holding is the one that everyone else doesn't like, then it might be uncomfortable for you. Or maybe you want to vote for a minor party or a local candidate who doesn't have the same volunteers as the major parties, let alone the union forces of the Labor Party or the activists of the Greens, you can download your how to vote form and you can
do it tonight. In the case of one Nation, you can go to vote dot one Nation, dot org, dot AU. You can put in your electorate, you can put in your address and there it is. They'll tell you who the local candidate is and how to follow their how to votes if you want to. Now you can do the same when you google how to vote Labor, how
to Vote Liberal, how to Vote Greens. All of the parties offer this service, so it means if you don't want to run the gauntlet and to show your hand about which way you're going to vote, you can arm yourself for that information tonight. You can print it, or depending on the party, you can save it to your phone, and in the same way that you use your phone to board an air aplane or you download the tickets to go to a show, you can do exactly the
same thing when it comes to voting. The sound you can hear some people yelling at the TV because they know the last minute pressure does move some people around the last minute jitters about do I want to take that how to vote? Do I want to show that person you don't have to? It doesn't matter if you vote tomorrow or on Friday or on Saturday tonight. Go and search how to vote and insert the person that
you want to vote for. But the bit that is outside of my public information is that whatever you do with number two, make sure that you pick the one you want to win the election. When it comes to the Senate, it is much easier for you to be able to vote just one through six above the line. Or if you're a superherd like me, you love putting a particular candidate four hundred and thirty first, and you play that game and your misses this going. Do we
really have? Yes? All right? It's one of the joys I enjoy of voting, as well as as many sausages as possible. For obvious reasons, how to vote, insert who you want to vote for, download it to your phone, print it off, fold it over. No one sees the color, So thank you, thank you, thank you, and vote. As for the Prime Minister trying to effect that vote, in the last few days. He was playing a home game today at the National Press Club. This was his best
attack line. And when I mean that, I just mean his latest lie on Dunton.
Their plans are fundamentally wrong for Australia. Look at their proposal to ban working from home. Last month, Peter Dutton said that women who couldn't be in the office five days a week should just chob share his words, not mine, a statement that is so out of touch with the lives of modern families and the flexibility that working from home gives parents in.
Particular, garbage, lies, rubbish Andrew Bolton his comments particularly tonight was excellent, as was Chris Kenny and Peter Creslin and Shery Marks and see no favorites love everyone about being able to go through and just point out life, a life, a life, a life, a lie, good stuff as people
are calling all of that out. Remember it's not just for information for you watching, but find the videos ats gone news dot com, dot are, you share them on your social media, send them to the people who need to see that information. Okay, you still have an opportunity to not just vote tomorrow, but to commence somebody about why you think that they should be better informed about which way they are going to go on Saturday, that it's Sky News dot Com that a you or of
course on our YouTube channel. As for Peter Dutton, well today he was out and about as well. He was particularly I think focused in Victoria. This was his best hit after being with us last night with Ask Me Anything Again. Thanks to everyone who helped us out with that.
It's an amazing revelation but refreshing to know that President Trump has a phone. So we're told by the Prime Ministry may not have a phone. I don't know why the Prime ministery can't just be honest. I'm me just say that I don't have his number.
Now. One thing that I have got pretty good insight into because it has been my career, it's been my passion. It's been what I dreamt of as a kid is about the media, right, and I'm very lucky that I'm sitting here fifteen years into the three hundred years that I'll be with you on this program fingers grossed health wise at least, which is how the media works. I've worked as the most junior of reporters and now I sit here and have for the past fifteen years talking
about matters big, small, and all and indifferent. And I've never seen the bias in terms of the reporters questions and the way that they address the one they like and the one they don't like. Because as if this doesn't inform their reporting, which informs how people are informed about the election. Let's compare the questions for the Prime minister today.
Do you believe that, given these new uncertain elements in the global outlook, we need to tweak our defense posture towards one that's more focused on the defense of Australia aside from what we're doing with Orcus.
If the polls are right next year, you'll be have been apartment for thirty years. That thirty year stretch will almost perfectly bookend Australia's golden era when we had huge amounts of prosperity. What tough decisions are you prepared to take in the next term of government if you win, to ensure that the golden era doesn't end with you.
Joe Exotic from the hit series Tiger King is on a more serious note, is serving a prison sentence for murder and has been convicted of animal abuse. He's also just endorsed you on Instagram. How do you feel about that?
Compare that to the treatment they are giving Peter Dunton. They are giving him fourteen barrels not just to compare the.
Pair, mister dun and CPI figures are out today.
If inflation falls, is that a vindication of Labour's economic success?
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You as aligned with Donald Trump and that is not something that they want in this country.
What's your response to that? I asked you yesterday?
Where they're keeping a candidate who will blame someone's mother for their daughter experiencing domestic violence squares with your plan.
To tackle the issue.
I just wanted to check with you again today while we're out of charity, if you still think an apology is enough for someone to stay on as a candidate.
Costumes tomorrow reveal increased spending on additional consultants.
To make up for the forty one thousand public servants that you climb to suck in cameras.
Another this is a sect who Lifted, which treats women as second class. At are the citizens that doesn't tolerate homosexuality at all? Surely you don't think those are shad values with.
The glory of the good. How can you say that you know the specific cost of your nuclear plan when you haven't finalized the models that you'll useable.
Wait till tomorrow night, when we get to look back at all of the campaign, and we'll do all the softies versus all of the toughies. We thought more than half of people had voted, They haven't, they won't. Meaning the final days matter, Meaning every conversation matters, Meaning every piece of information matters. What you do with your preferences matters, How you inform yourself as a voter matters, how you arm yourself to be able to go to the polls matters.
And I'm so glad that you've spent this campaign as well as many others and many others to come with us, and that deeply matters a lot to me. Quick break back with more here on Pulmote Life. All right, Everyone in the man cave, everyone's seated, Everyone ready for a fun one. They're even dressed appropriately. Proud in red is Linda Scott? Proud in blue is Bromwin? Bishop? Love you to see you both? Can we agree at the start though, did we all agree with the poll in the Guardian
that Malcolm Turnbull is the worst recent prime minister. He came dead last, dead last. What a nice way to start. And also that even in the Guardian polling people least happy about their personal life, their family life or their social life Green's voters, Green's voters.
They should have thrown lows trust in there. That would have made it.
What did we just get to pick other leaders from around the world? All right, guys, so I want to get to lots of different things, and I get how high passions are right now, but let's just deal with obvious questions. Okay, why would you all guys win? Linda well good?
I think this is about teams in winning, It's about what Australians deserve. And I think Australians have been really clear they want deserve cost of living support and relief, and labors put forward a really positive plan free TAFE, support for Medicare, tax cuts, tax cuts, tax cuts, a whole comprehensive plan wage rises in so many different areas to give Australians the cost of leef for living that
they deserve. I don't know who will win. I don't take anything for granted, but I do think Australians deserve a consistent, steady hand, and that is with the reelection of Anthony Aubanez's Prime Minister.
Robin, why is your mob going to win or get close enough?
Because there's a fundamental message that says cost of living is the problem. Let's look at what is driving that cost of living, and fuel and energy are at the basis of it. So the plan to cut the twenty five cents off the petrol cost by harving the tax on fuel is a solid policy that delivers help for everybody, stay at home, mum's pensioners, kids, learning to drive, everybody
it assists and it is noticed. I think and realize that that does address the cost of bringing the apple to the warehouse, to the supermarket, to your purchase in your basket. The second reason is because I think people will finally wake up to the fact that the Labor Party's policy is pitch is based on lies, one after the other.
I watched that.
Address to the National First Club and I couldn't believe it. He'd been called out on so many issues that were lives and yet there they were being repeated, just like Lennon said, repeat it lie often enough somebody will believe it's the truth.
Well, but then you saw some of the questions being asked to Peter Dunnet, which are a repetition of the lies you're planning to cut for Sack forty two. These are the so called middle of the road people. Thankfully some of the heavy hitters have started to push back in world under, particularly to Andrew Clenel on that today.
But can I just quickly about inflation, okay, because obviously cost of living there's two ways to view it, all right, You exclusively through the indices that come out of the statistics that the Bureau Statistics that informs what the Reserve Bank is going to do. Okay, And yes, inflation back down between two and three okay, But there is always a butt and it is the lived reality versus the Hey have a look at the number over here, all right.
So today Jim Chalmers came out and obviously celebrated the idea that we are now back into that two to three percent. I've got arguments about how and why, but still this is him saying, yeah, a couple of days before an election.
This is proof of the responsible economic management which has been A defining feature of this alban easy labor government only problem.
Is there's an awful lot of stuff that's nowhere near two to three percent. In fact, if you compared this march to last March, guess what's been going up by a lot more than the headline numbers. In fact, you can have a look. This again is not so far right wing think tank. This is the stuff that comes out of the Bureau Statistics. Tobacco, Okay, I'm not a smoker who cares fruit and veg. It's not two percent or four percent, it's almost eight. Booze, gas and other
household fuels. Education, what about people trying to pay off a rent again, booze, non alcoholic beverages, your health, holidays, insurance, meat and seafood, other food products, recreation and culture. All of that stuff is above the numbers that they are celebrating today. And as was explained by a finance guy in the UK, it doesn't matter what this number is this month. It is from when things were normal to
what they are today. So Jim Chalmers can turn around and say, gold staff for me, we're back to between two and three percent. But let's compare where we started with where we are.
Inflation is really just measuring the difference between that and that. And if you look at those two lines, you're talking about a two point three percent change. That's the number we're talking about today. But for a lot of people it's not about that. It's about the difference between this and that. And when you look at the difference between
this and that, that's twenty percent. And I think that's the dichotomy here between these inflation numbers where it looks normal, and this which is really not normal at aols.
And that's part of this That's why the government's tried to talk about anything but cost of living. All right, Oh, we're going to have a multiple month then carrying on pretending that Medicare is the center of the election. Right they know if it was a cost living election, their
backside would be handed to them. I don't know what's going to happen on Saturday, but how can you tell me that the people who've been dissatisfied with the government for the past two years will suddenly forget that if they're paying off a house, they've had to find an extra twenty seven six hundred dollars a year to pay the mortgage off compared to before the last election, eighteen one hundred dollars a month. The average mortgage repayment now
four thousand dollars. That's twenty seven thousand, six hundred dollars. What about your power bill? Now we know that that was supposed to go down by two seventy five, but it's gone up, and I think it's higher for most other people. But when it comes to this three oundred and thirty four, what about you're trying to pay off your rent that's gone from four hundred and seventy six dollars to six hundred and twenty seven dollars, which means
annually the amount of money you've had to fined. It's not one hundred and fifty one per week times fifty two. As for the people who were trying to pay off their home insurance, it was eight hundred and thirty dollars for average home insurance. It's now two thousand, seven hundred and seventy seven dollars. That's nineteen hundred dollars more. Remember what they promised last time, yet that's what they delivered. Yet, ladies.
Today the Red Bridge Organization released information about what is the main policies that are going to start moving people when it comes to votes. You can interpret these about whether you think the labor policy or the liberal policy, and you can start to put together why labor might be up in the polls or something might be about
to happen on Saturday. Number one number one promise was the Bob billing claims, despite the fact that the Health Minister has also turned around and said you'd still need your credit cut as well. But whatever the lie kicking in, banning price gouging on supermarkets, halving the fuel excise, introducing temporary tax cut for twelve hundred dollars in the hands, so basically to labor, then it keeps going and going
and going from there. But on that list, and again not what I might point it out, but I just wanted to explain why the gold stars they're handing out of themselve elves may not be rose pedals on Saturday. What does it say to you if the number one policy is the number one and two are labor, closely followed by three and four. But if Labour's winning on apparently this poll, is that indicative of what you think happens at the election?
Well, I think that the lie that has been told about Medicare has been told so often I'm not refuted. It's been repeated by journalists and repeated and repeated on news bulletins on print media. It doesn't matter that it has frightened a lot of people. Now, what frightens me more is what labor's got in its back pocket that's going to come out this tax on capital gains, tax on unrealized capital gains. And today the prime ministers said.
I'm not changing that policy now.
The people that's really going to impact on the millennials because they're going to be paying in their superannuation for a long time. Yet now I'll get to three million, it's not index and they will be the ones who's hit. And it's theft. It's thieving your investment money for your retirement. It's four gone wages. It's not labor party money. Eight billion dollars goes from that industry into the labor party coffers. It's a good source of revenue for them and they
want more. But they also want it in tax. So once that tax is established, is it going to be applied to the family home as well? I mean that fear question is a legitimate fear, unlike the Medicare fear, which is not a legitimate fear. Well, it's been repeated so often that it is having an impact.
Well, and that there's a story in the channel on newspapers tonight that Labor is concerned that this conversation about your retirement about superannuation may well end up flipping an election. This really matters why, because it isn't half of all people that have already voted.
Yeah, look, a lot of people have already voted. But people have been clear that they're focused about the things in front of them. And I had to, you know, take my son to emergency last week. I couldn't be here on the show and I'm sorry about that. But those things are important. The cost of healthcare, the cost of people groceries, these are important. It's why Labours tried to put forward really concrete plans to solve the problems that people in Australia are talking about today. And medicare
is one of those. Getting access to healthcare is one of those. Getting access to cheaper medicines in pharmacies is another problem that Labour has put forward solutions having Peter Dutton has having revenue in the nation roman But having.
Your future income solutions threatened and your future assets which you are not realizing, which you're not receiving anything for and being taxed at this rate is something that will terrify people. It is something that threatens every working day that they have put in in their life to put money aside for their future.
And it's going to be.
Taken now if you establish that principle and it came from Joe Biden originally. It is the idea of putting that tax on just every day, I said to the people, and.
People know that that.
People know that socialist governments tax and spend, and this is a socialist government, whichever way you put it.
From when I totally is going to happen. I'm on the board of a superannuation fund.
So well, are you're a Labor Party person? Well, that's not true, and it's an industry fund. Is a board with it's an industry fund.
It is an industry fund, right, and you get a lawyer nomination.
Yeah, that's what we've brought.
Coalition policy also proposing to change the laws about preservation to allow people to dip in and have to absolutely so they.
Can buy a home.
Also choice whether they take it out versus the government turning around and saying.
Well, no, the re aliens are entitled to be able to have affordable homes.
And doors allows them to get the money to buy a home. And everybody knows the retirement and when you own a home, you have a better retirement than if you don't.
That is true. And the New Zealand Labor governmentiated this policy that paid it up in this proposal.
New Zealand Labor government would never be something I'd want to follow.
Well, they are, and it drove up house prizes and made houses less if.
They don't have the system we have here.
And you know that anyway, So there are going to be people that will turn around and say super scared versus many scare, and both of you are going to say, here's the evidence for it. Do you think that, I mean, you've talked about this for a few minuts, right it seems that the parties only decided to start rallying around
it with two days to go. Do you think that that people are aware of the We know certainly on these pollings people have their view when it comes to the offering of medicare, But are people aware of the superstars.
They're starting to become aware and as you say, two days to go every both matters. So if I had my brothers, of course I would have been talking about it.
You would have had the TV ads rippen in. All right, So I'll let you both give a final message in a second right on the behalf. But just give me the thirty second version of here one nation and one nation preferences. Okay, Linda, Again, whether they outperform what they did last time or not, that's one of the questions we only know by having a national election. Thankfully there's
one on Saturday. But again the suggestion, phil Kourry, is that there's some people in Labor worry that there is going to be some changes in some of these outer suburban seats that are going to go to One Nation, and Pauline's being very clear to say you don't preference the Labor Party, your preference the Libs.
Look, I definitely think it is the case that One Nation have been clear that a vote for One Nation is a vote for Peter Dutton as the Prime Minister. James as Green said this on television multiple times, and indeed the Liberals under Peter Dutton have voted for Pauline
Hanson with her ninety three percent of the time. So really, if you're a former labor voter thinking about voting for one nation, you do risk if you vote for one nation electing a liberal government, and if that's not what you want, you shouldn't be placing you vote with one nation. I think one nation traditionally does poll more highly than we tend to see an election. It will be interesting to see where they go. But a vote for one nation is a vote for Peter Dutton.
All right, I'm going to give you both like thirty seconds at the end here, so you're stealing time from yourself. What's your message to people who do vote minor party? What they have to do with number two?
To the Liberal Party and the freedom parties to categorize them, are giving their preferences to the Liberal Party, and the Liberal Party offers stability, It offers a defense, a proper defense policy in the light of the threats from both China and Russia. It offers instant lessening of the pressures for costs of living prices, and it offers good home ownership prospects.
All right, well, there's four seconds left, which means not enough time for a final pitch, But have a look at this ones in red, ones in blue. All right, I appreciate everything pre election. Look forward to the chats post selection with both of you. Enjoy If that's the why the next few days. Thank you lady, still appreciate it all right after the break, the one the name Megan Kelly on Sky News next.
Thanks for watching idiots our favorite time of the wait to talk to about favorite person in the world, none other than the wonderful Megan Kelly in the United States.
Now, why is Michelle Obama winging? She seems to always be winging? Why are thing so hard for her? Right now?
I know? I mean because when you're thinking of victims of this awful world, you think of Michelle Obama and how terrible we've all been to her. This woman is a one woman destitution derby. Every time we check in on her at her podcast, she is feeling sorry for herself. She is criticizing Barack Obama for this country. She never has a positive word to say about anything. And the latest example was when she went on this other guy's podcast, Jay Shetty. She goes and says down with him and
he asks her what are you afraid of? And she goes. She starts off by saying, well, it's not. My fears aren't for me, you know, I think about the streets. My fears aren't for me.
Well, in this current climate, for me, it's you know, what's happening to immigrants.
I mean, I travel in a four car motorcade. After all, I'm Michelle Obama. She actually says this, and then she says, but you know, I worry for my girls because you know, not that much because they are sort of recognizable, but I'm worried about them.
You know.
So it's it's not the fear for myself anymore. I drive around in a four car motorcade with a police escort. I'm Michelle Obama. I do still worry about my daughters in the world, even though they are somewhat recognizable.
And then she goes and then you're like, why what's going to happen to her girls if they're not recognizable, And she goes on a diatribe about the arrests that we're making of illegal immigrants and that now we all have to live in fear people of color because it's a racist Republican party that's running America now that people of color, I guess have to live in fear because we're all a bunch of racists who made her a
billionaire and elected her husband president twice. But we're so racist, you see, we could just grab any random person of color in the street and send them off to El Salvador.
Now that we have leadership that is sort of indiscriminately determining who belongs and who.
Doesn't American citizen brown, You're done, you know, like that's what we're looking for, without any context to the fact that all that has happened is they've rounded up illegal immigrants and sent them to El Salvador who have already been deported and not American citizens. Some the media has claimed are American citizens, but they're not no American citizens anyway.
It's just been so ridiculou and the fact that she would try to parlay this into like, I'm so scared but also super important, but also, my daughters are brown, so they're also potential victims because everyone hates brown people, unless they could identify them as as an Obama, in which case we'd be fine because everyone loves us. But as you can watch the wheels calculate in a way that just confirms everything you believed about this woman.
Now, did you say you're all might rightchel Matda? That crisy super mega lifty. She's about to go back into the woods because she's done her time. She's done one hundred dies, the first hundred dies of the Trump presidency. And she says that it's okay, everyone relaxed. Yes, he's still president, but democracy is still winning.
The president is very upset that the polls show that the country does not like him, the country really really does not like him, and sees his first hundred days as a disaster he has had in public opinion terms. He has had the most disastrous first hundred days of any president since the dawn of modern polling. No president has ever botched the first hundred days more badly than Donald Trump has botched it.
Oh my god, so thirty million dollars a year I guess maybe they knocked it down to twenty five once everybody got fired from the Joy Read Show and she took.
Us at whatever.
The point is, she's making gobs of money and working one day a week, and she talked about herself going to five days in the first one hundred days of the Trump presidency, like she was literally going to the front lines of a rack. We should be super impressed with her courage, her sacrifice, the risk taking, the stress she's putting herself through. Again, it's like Michelle Obama's situation.
We don't care, no one feels sorry for you. Shut up and do your stupid job where you sit in your air conditioned studio with people running out to powder your face. And I mean, I guess somebody has done on that hair. It's unclear, but they'd have to be insisting on it, wouldn't they. In any event, the same
outfit every night. We know absolutely no effort is made to look good or polished, but in any event, she treats it like I mean, honestly, she is risking her life to save people on a battlefield, and all she's doing is nasty, left wing, non fact based commentary. And
she does think that that's laudable. She thinks that the press is this champion of the people and that Trump is very wrong to demonize them as enemy of the people, and that they're, you know, the last bastion of democracy, saving us from a tyrant who means to unleash these this sort of autocratic means of being president upon us and that she's their leader. I think she thinks that's why it's so important. It's because it makes her important.
Nowithstanding the fact that her ratings are in the toilet as are pretty much all of MSNBC and CNN. The only cable chip and putting any numbers on the board right now is Fox. Because of Trump obviously, Yeah.
I love it. The fight is so vital. It's the future of our country. But I'm going to be somewhere else for the next.
Three and I'll be in one of my many homes.
Now forgive me for saying, but you have such a wonderful glow about you as always you're one of the raisins wearing nighth Day. But I think you've got something spatial about you? Is it because you're an astronaut?
Now? I mean, I still feel uncomfortable calling myself an astronaut. I only know that others call me that because I've been so now I'm allowed to talk about it. I've been all right. I was told explicitly by Gail King, who went on that vanity project called the Blue Origin Flight, that you're not allowed to criticize her unless you've been Have you been? Have you Let's just say I've been.
In a world where anyone with big money or big breasts can reach the stars. Three women, one.
They all find me very inspiration.
Yes, limited training, right left, right left, their dream to inspire humanity or at least grab a few good selfies. That's what we call a deep tase. You can say it all on Making Show on Friday. We'll make sure we'll let it up on all of our socials. We love you, Dolla. We'll see you next week.
See you, Paul,