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[@nolaj114]

The fact that Australians can say "Voldemort" and others know they mean Dutton should tell you something.

[@cyclemoto8744]

18 others know at this point in time but I've certainly never heard of that. In any case Albo is an absolute dud regardless of your proclivity towards a particular political party.

[@carolthorson7854]

Only on the left. The media and Labor/Green voters don't like him which is understandable. Why would they. Same as the right cannot say a good word about Albo. That is Australian politics.

[@LilRyRyYT21]

@@carolthorson7854 From what I can see from the people this isn’t completely true. I see Albo’s posts get a ton of hate from other Labor and Greens voters and even Dutton getting hated on by his own voters. I’m a labor (turned independent) voter and I genuinely cannot stand any of them, and I believe this aligns with the majority with how much growth the independant parties are getting.

[@NickStevens-o7n]

@@LilRyRyYT21 So what's Albo done to harness negativity ? Apart from the dribble spewed out by the lunatics at Sky/News LTD, very little.

[@DeborahMcnaughton-y2p]

Dutton is a Trump...

[@mddawson1]

Compulsory voting removes all the voter disenfranchisement tactics common to US elections. Also, our voter rolls, voting districts and running elections is done by the independent Australian Electoral Commission so no partisan purging of voter rolls and limiting polling stations as occurs in the US.

[@nova5224]

Yes.... Government bodies don't have bias... ACT is the only state/territory that voted yes on the referendum. They don't represent Australia and that will follow into their "unbiased" positions.

[@johannavanklaveren66]

Except when Scomo sacked at least 12 remote area enrolment officers in the NT and closed down the Alice Springs AEC office.

[@mddawson1]

@@nova5224 The AEC has offices and staff in all states, not just the ACT.

[@godamid4889]

​@@nova5224so what? Just because they voted differently to you, you think they are biased? Geeze, that's an ugly point of view.

[@Dasyurid]

And the important thing there about the districts is that there is absolutely no gerrymandering at all. There are still safe seats for various parties, but that’s purely down to demographics and not something parties can change to their advantage. If the US was to copy just one thing from other countries it should be having a truly independent body draw the borders of electoral districts with the aim of the simplest possible shapes that have roughly similar numbers of voters.

[@Jeni10]

Voting is always on a Saturday. No one has to ask for time off because you can plan ahead and be sent a postal vote, or you can vote early, or even absentee, meaning you’re not in your own area but need to vote where er you are in Australia. No time off work needed.

[@bobbrewer5182]

@@Jeni10 there is no such thing as absentee voting, it’s called declaration voting, because you’re signing a declaration that you’re eligible to vote (since the polling place only has certified lists for their local electorate).

[@Jeni10]

@ Well there used to be, but I have never needed to use it.

[@bobbrewer5182]

@@Jeni10 nope, it’s never been called absentee voting, ever, thats just a popular name for it, it’s always been called declaration voting. It’s also used for silent electors and anyone who claims to be eligible to vote in the electorate but is not on the certified list.

[@Aurochhunter]

Yes, I had to use this method once during my uni years because I was still registered at my parents' address.

[@wizardgaming758]

Easy said for those who have to work on weekends. Not everyone has a 9 to 5 job.

[@willpugh-calotte2199]

Peter Dutton has lately been uttering sentiments more right-wing than he has previously, and he's obviously feeling emboldened by Trump's example and drawing on Trump's playbook. I'd like to think that we Australians are better than that.

[@puppiTube]

We need a shift away from the looney left

[@playlisttarmac]

He is putting me off. I was going to vote Libs this year but hearing him has changed my mind.

[@ront2424]

@@puppiTube what and embrace the delusional right of Temu Trump.

[@S3pra]

@@ront2424 I certainly won't be embracing him, guessing I won't be the only one lol

[@johannavanklaveren66]

Just remember that he hosted a major Indonesian war criminal in Brisbane.

[@leopoldbourne8444]

The difference is that Australians vote for local candidates, not for PM, who is chosen by the elected candidates.

[@IanM-id8or]

Of course, we know ahead of time who they will choose

[@Kryojenix]

It'd be really REALLY weird for the prime minister to be anyone other than the leader of the party with the most won seats ... People (normies) mostly choose parties based upon who the leader is going into the election.

[@pconroy77]

@@Kryojenix although at least 1/3 vote for neither Labor nor Coalition so by that very fact they are not (directly) voting for the party and leader that will become PM.

[@leopoldbourne8444]

​@@KryojenixThat is not entirely correct. Voters do not necessarily like the local member even if they prefer his party.

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

If you want to get really technical the Governor General choses the Prime Minister. In fact, technically the Governor General choses all of the ministers.

[@Iceman12123]

Your learning our system really well mate. You honestly probably know more than the average Aussie about this stuff.

[@markdowse3572]

You're.

[@maureenocallaghan6528]

@@Iceman12123 True most just go ok do I have time before the deadline aka early voting or I must remember to vote that day.

[@GreyDingo]

Nope. 🤣🤣

[@PTRAUSTRALIA]

Peter Dutton is Australia's version of Donald Trump, he just doesn't have the massive comb over.

[@viktoriyaserebryakov2755]

I wish he were like Donald Trump.

[@Smokey7186]

Not all at all.

[@Ranis-o1k]

Dutton is the Temu version of chumpie

[@trevorcook4439]

Pauline is

[@gravelsandwich]

He's nothing like Trump. Wish he was though...

[@tanya9112]

Spud also has “concepts” of a plan Ryan. Sound familiar?

[@toddhellyar4167]

You mean a successful plan....like Trump reducing illegal arrivals by 93% in 2 weeks of taking office, gaining concessions from major trading partners, all following NATO lifting their defence spending since he raised the issue last term, got rid of woke shit, cutting government waste and sacking the useless grifters, making he agencies accountable again and boosting manufacturers return to the US. Like that sort of plan?

[@micheledix2616]

Yep he is using F45/47 & President Musk's playbook to sway the gullible

[@Phroggols]

"Spud" is the best insult for Dutton I have heard for a while lol

[@LukeJames369]

Watch the honest government ads by juice media.

[@christianremmer]

They favor the Labor Party

[@LukeJames369]

@@christianremmer They call them the shit-lite party.

[@tazgecko]

@@christianremmer Ah, no they don't. It's just the LNP does more BS.

[@wealthelife]

A bit left-wing for my taste. Seems to focus mostly on bashing right-wing parties around the world (fair enough) but not much re the left (why?). Both sides regularly have daft enough ideas to be fodder for satire on a regular basis... 'Hones government ads' eems a bit like 'Buga-up' which initially claimed to just be calling out bad policies by any side (ie apolitical) but turned out to be funded by and a front for left-wing groups.

[@christianremmer]

@@tazgecko Of course would think that from watching that lol

[@SalisburyKarateClub]

A big red flag when he won't disclose what he plans to do

[@bluejazzboy]

Funny, considering their push to vote no to the voice because they claimed details weren't released prior to the referendum. Vote no to dog food Dutton!

[@smalltime0]

Especially because it would be them returning to government after Labor improved the finances in their 1 term

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

@@smalltime0 The media is claiming that balancing the budget is no longer important. But they still attack the ALP over the GFC this many years later. The other thing is that the LNP usually runs on not being the ALP and with slogans. All policies are just concepts that they can break without upsetting their voters because they aren't promises.

[@matthewmcclure5218]

​@@smalltime0😂😂😂 Labor spends dude every time on Q when they have power. You're tripping balls Mate.

[@matthewmcclure5218]

​@@smalltime0😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@katymcdonald5481]

The Labor party have had poor messaging and Albo is not very charismatic but they’ve done some decent things in government. I hope we get a more diverse parliament with a lot more parties and independents to have a diversity of ideas this time around. I definitely want to see a party stand up to the mining and gas sectors and make better deals for royalties and make them pay their fair share of taxes.

[@bjbolger]

Hear, hear.

[@divid3d]

this

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

It doesn't help that almost all of the media has a long history of actively assisting the LNP and actively going against the ALP. Shorten used to give absolutely great speeches in parliament but when it was shown in the media they used to just show the times he stuttered in a sentence and then nothing else.

[@CaraAnderssen]

Diverse how did that help the California fires recently

[@katymcdonald5481]

@@CaraAnderssen 😂😂😂😂 you think you’re being clever but diversity of ideas, is not the same as identity politics. Go home you’re drunk.

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

Don't forget it's like Canada, the party's got to win the election for the party leader to become prime minister

[@ianmontgomery7534]

he also has to win his seat but I don't think that will be a problem.

[@bobbrewer5182]

@@ianmontgomery7534 that is the one thing that COULD be a problem, Dutton has one of the slimmest margins in the Parliament, which is why he was not elected leader in 2018.

[@ianmontgomery7534]

@@bobbrewer5182 I can live in hope. I preferred Josh as a potential leader.

[@bobbrewer5182]

@ He was a great Treasurer and I believe if he hadn’t lost his seat would have been the leader, that said, Mr Dutton is grossly underrated and maligned. He is a strong, principled man with real world experience, unlike Albanese.

[@ianmontgomery7534]

@@bobbrewer5182 One is up himself and the other isn't and is still PM.

[@Vicky_C87]

Dutton is my local member and I hope to God the electorate doesn't vote for him again at the next election!

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

Hello fellow Dickson resident. I'm gonna put him last.

[@jenspen]

He's got a slim margin.

[@micheledix2616]

Me too but it is as you know has so conservative over the last few elections even though he has used some nasty dirty electioneering.

[@Abvro]

I can't understand why anyone would vote for him in the first place

[@kerrieryan7198]

I certainly hope he is not voted in again 😮

[@cjmcrobbie4399]

Aussie here- this guys nickname is Spud 🥔…. I will never vote for his politics.

[@zowie8888able]

Yanks might not know that spud is slang for potato, and he's called that because he looks like one

[@cjmcrobbie4399]

@ fair call, that is why I added the potato emoji!

[@miniveedub]

Originally it was Mr Potato Head and then it devolved down to just Spud.

[@becsterbrisbane6275]

I call him Voldermort, definitely got the look. And I'm in his electorate :( !!

[@ChristopherJewels]

@@becsterbrisbane6275 Go Ali France!

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

When Dutton is talking about cutting wasteful spending he means paying private businesses that donate to the LNP to do the job instead at 5 times the cost rather than having public servants do it. Inflation in Australia is now at target but if you listen to the media they're making out that it's worse than ever. It was over 6% when the LNP was last in. It's now under 3%. Most people still seem to think that it's higher than when the LNP was in.

[@locky7347]

Treasury money printing is the only cause of inflation, that's it. The LNP and Labour both waist copious amounts of money. The only solution to increase our standard of living is to vote in a genuinely right wing party or infultrate either of the 2 existing parties from the inside

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

@@locky7347 Inflation is any rise in the cost of goods and services. It's not only from printing more physical money.

[@locky7347]

@@RandomStuff-he7lu If you accept the new definition of the word then yes it is. The changed definition is used to obfuscate the issue

[@I-am-Rose.]

It's always on a Saturday

[@shariwhite2424]

I cannot stand Dutton 😑 and I don't give a damn what the date for Australia day is, as long as I still get a public holiday somewhere, im cool.

[@Nathan-yy2xs]

I can not stand Albanese either. At least Dutton is from more of a conservative approach than the woke fool Albanese is

[@shaneo5436]

It's good to see a lot of us here are against Dutton. I had a feeling that most of Ryan's viewers were centre left or centrists and I like that. Good people.

[@jvvoid]

Ryans a decent bloke so most of the audience here would be of similar centrist ilk.

[@MagickCat861]

⚠ NO TO VOLDEMORT!!! ⚠ (Dutton)

[@waffles3782]

It's always on a Saturday. There are early voting centres everywhere in cities/suburbs. You can request a postal voting form and it gets sent out to you for free with a prepaid envelope to send it back. Our electorates are defined by an independent body, so there's very little gerrymandering. Our elections are managed independently by the AEC. AEC workers are not allowed to be registered to any political party. They are generally paid well for their work. Their mission is to enable as many people to vote as possible. If you previously never voted because you never enrolled, they won't stand in your way to enrol and vote in a future election. They drive out to remote settlements, sometimes 500+km for just 8 people to cast their vote. We have preferential voting, so you can't waste your vote. Our governments may not rank highly for transparency on some/many metrics, and we may have too many media tycoons and billionaires interfering with our elections. But at least it's an actual democracy and not just one by name.

[@markleon411]

Save us all from Voldemort.

[@joelspence]

"HE'S NOT A MONSTER" - News Corp Prints photo of pure evil and wife..... in bed with Ginatrix Lestrange

[@CoffeeAcorn]

every australian's reaction seeing this video: "Ah shit we have to vote again"

[@zro_dfects]

Lol, yep 100% true..... It's no different than a funeral, people walking around in suits, handing out flyers, at least at a funeral you get something to eat, when voting you don't even get a bunnings sausage.

[@maureenocallaghan6528]

😂😂😂

[@thegrahamsullivanshow566]

I actually enjoy elections and voting, its a reminder of how fortunate we are

[@joyceallen8980]

Me too as my Dad said to me once its the only thing you actually own that nobody can change your mind on!​@@thegrahamsullivanshow566

[@AussieOzborne]

I’d rather pay the $20 fine, they’re all muppets

[@JoBarnes-x2n]

I hope Dutton isnt the next PM. Thats another nightmare scenario, he is a far right arse.

[@XsquadKc]

Australians have awful memories when it comes to politics... probably because the majority of our media makes it that way. We can have a terrible government for 10 years that put us a trillion dollars into debt, then 2 years into a new government we finally start decreasing our debt and people will be saying we need to bring back the "strong economic managers" that we had before.

[@brasschick4214]

It’s Rupert and cronies media gaslighting driving the narrative that Labor are awful.

[@jvvoid]

The gaslighting media is beyond the pale. Even bigger problem the is Left too tame when attacking the Right. That's when you get all the morons shouting weak leader.

[@secularpixie]

100%!

[@willpugh-calotte2199]

Ryan, because voting is compulsory (just say "mandatory" if you can't say "compulsory"), governments in Australia have to make easy for people to cast their ballot, and they do. You can cast a pre-poll vote ahead of the official polling day, or you can lodge a postal vote, and scenes of American voters lining up around a block or two are not what you see here.

[@judithstrachan9399]

We’d rather go get a coffee or beer than lineup that far, & come back in an hour or so. Just don’t leave it too late.

[@pconroy77]

and of course voting is not compulsory, having your name marked off the electoral role is. Small tecnicality but is important

[@resiefan3258]

News flash you can vote early in America too 😂😂😂 record numbers of Republicans voted early for Trump infact 2024 was the biggest turn out of early Republican voters since Reagan.

[@sarahhayse-gregson689]

@@pconroy77 people get confused about that. Having your named marked off means you can’t complain that you aren’t given the opportunity to vote. After you are marked off, receive your voting papers, it’s up to you.

[@dutchroll]

The next Federal election is Albanese's to lose and he may achieve that. However don't be fooled into believing Dutton is a likeable character. The more Trump-like someone is in our culture, the less likeable they are. We despise arrogance and saying you're better at everything than anyone else like Trump regularly does, so Dutton has to tread a careful path. For better or worse, I think Albanese has performed pretty poorly, but I also think Dutton is an absolute knob.

[@christianremmer]

You could’ve said that about Scomo and he won the “unlosable” 2019 election in a landslide

[@willpugh-calotte2199]

More likely a minority government with a (possibly increased) crossbench of Teals and Greens as kingmakers, and I can't see them supporting the Coalition to form a minority government.

[@wealthelife]

I'll agree that Dutton is a total charm black-hole, and the Libs pander to the religious superstitious mob too much for my taste, but Labor panders too much to the woke and green extremes (and union mafias) for my tastes. And the Teals are just pointless in terms of forming a government. So not sure who I'll vote for. But since I'm not stupid/poor I'll probably end up voting Lib (not too keen on Labor's superannuation super-tax policy if me or my children end up with more than $3M saved for our retirements -- esp. since the assets and means tests means we won't ever suck on the teat of the Age Pension, just pay for it).

[@dutchroll]

@@wealthelife lol, I'm in a professional white collar union. They saved me not long after recruitment 25 years ago when a senior manager wanted to sack me for breach of employment contract when I didn't breach anything at all (and the senior manager simply hadn't checked his facts or his in-tray which had the approval to do what I was doing, which his own boss had signed). Protestations to management went unanswered until I went to the union rep who had it fixed in 24 hours with an apology from the manager.

[@jessbellis9510]

@@wealthelife No they don't though. They've been attacking the Greens constantly and vote more often with the LNP. Voting for the LNP is the most selfish and stupid thing you can do, unless you're literally a billionaire. Put LNP last, Labor 2nd Last and then have at it with anything else. The duopoly is owned by the USA and needs to go.

[@markedmondsis]

No. Not Mr Potato Head He follows Trumps playbook.

[@joannemurdock7899]

Good👍 TRUMPS A WINNER

[@neumanmachine3781]

The polls always tighten in the lead up to the election itself. This will probably show a trend back to Labor (Albanese) as the focus changes from whinging about cost of living and general moaning to actually thinking about the issues going forward. Dutton is a conservative populist but he's paper thin on policy and not well liked, whereas Albanese is pretty underwhelming. So it's not a great choice. The longer Albanese waits to call the election, the greater the chance of interest rate cuts to his benefit and the longer Trump is in and creating chaos, the less attractive Dutton's Trump "mini -me" approach will look to the electorate.

[@666Buzzsaw]

🤣🤣🤣 You’re living in a fantasy world!! Dutton is beating Albo in ALL of the polls and he can’t escape the disaster that is his government has been. Just their economic and energy policies alone have condemned him as the worst PM in history.

[@chuckbeggles8858]

​@@666Buzzsaw- oh yes polls about that - umm 2019 election anyone ??? Shorten vs slowmo was it and the unloosable election ???? Also having followed the US election process- Kamala seemed in front of trump but trump won - Conclusion - polls don't mean much any more and I would have to be polled myself by numerous different polling companies to actually comment.

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

@@666Buzzsaw Tell us you only watch Sky News without telling us you only watch Sky News. Inflation was over 6% when ScoMo was PM. It's now within target.

[@davidbrooks9576]

Hopefully Voldemort doesn't get in or even get a seat in parliament. He wants to turn Australia into USA and be like Trump.

[@TotallyNotASIO]

He is a puppet of the mining industries which do not have the best thoughts in mind for the people which is a mighty shame.

[@MrGluey666]

Peter Dutton is right wing conservative and was recently seen talking at an exclusive mining executives Xmas party full of mining magnates and was talking about wanting to cut tax from mines and cut so called ‘red tape’ - to try to cut or lax aboriginal land rights, environmental laws to improve profits for the industry. Australian voting popularity has recently swung to Independents last election. He is very conservative and believes in the trickle down economics- cuts and cuts to services in order to have a surplus and also against aboriginal sovereignty

[@resiefan3258]

being a conservative is a badge of honor, common sense is winning in so many nations now, America has Trump, europe is getting it's own leaders, Canada soon too most probobly. When will Australia become a Republic and give some rights and liberties to the people? covid 19 was shocking in Australia.

[@thejam69]

@@MrGluey666 aboriginal sovereignty? wtf are you talking about? Cutting services, wtf are you talking about? You just a troll activist, jumping on whatever bandwagon you can. Tell me I’m wrong!❤️🇦🇺

[@cyclemoto8744]

@@resiefan3258 A republic would not necessarily have had any impact on the covid lockdowns which were enforced by the states. Had we had a system similar to the US the states would have had the same power as what occured. I'm all for becoming a Republic but we need to ensure it's done correctly otherwise it will just be same same with a different name. Cheers

[@ChristopherJewels]

@ Enjoy the tb, salmonella, listeria, typhoid, cholera, measles, and any other undetected diseases now circulating unchecked and unmonitored in the US thanks to Trump muzzling the CDC.

[@r-labs9357]

@@resiefan3258technically Australia is a Commonwealth, which is similar to a Republic.

[@7474ER]

Temu Trump? We sure f*cking hope not...

[@user-McGiver]

Pauline can keep him straight... vote Pauline...

[@annebaker9408]

Temu didn’t exist yet last time Liberals were in….I am afraid Temu has destroyed Australian retail on Albanese’s watch. Albanese does not care about Australian business….I am a business owner, and due to a horrible economy (thanks to Albanese’s cluelessness re business)…I am laying off staff……so my people are suffering too, small business and the people they employ are suffering. But it is all ok, because the priority for Albasleezy was to spend tax payers money on splitting the country 60/40 on a moral issue that wasn’t clearly described to anyone. Ps…I voted ‘no’….no to having my grandchildren beholden to something no-one could tell me what it was…least of all Albanese!

[@resiefan3258]

Spot the communist 😂😂😂 do you know why most of us Americans voted for trump? we got sick of communism and socialism.

[@jaci_mac23]

​@@resiefan3258both the US and Australia are capitalist countries. This whole socialism and communism is absolutely gutter talking pts from idiots like Murdoch media.

[@jvvoid]

@@annebaker9408 Developed economies have struggled post-Covid all round the world. You're so smart though to realise it's the Aus PM who caused it all. You're happy for LNP to throw away over $20-$40 Billion dollars to their corporate mates to put in their pockets when it was meant to pay staff, but you have a problem with a a couple of hundred million for a referendum that might just have set us up as a better performing country. Who knows. But it shows who you are. And you blame Albanese for Temu. Again, shows who you are.

[@ibd1977]

I suspect more independents are going to steal seats away from Libs or Lab as most people are tired of the 2 major parties. Also learn our preferential voting system as this is the best system for not wasting your vote.

[@smalltime0]

Teals are more of a threat to the Liberals forming a government, just by virtue of the candidates typically being relatively small government but environmental. They're basically the coalition's green party.

[@RealHooksy]

Kenny for PM😎🍐

[@allangoodger969]

For a good chuckle the latest "Honest government ad" is out today

[@Coastal603]

@@allangoodger969 DangerDanReviews is better

[@Kryojenix]

Definitely recommend the "Honest Government Ad" spoof channel or the production company is called The Juice Media.

[@geetee4459]

I met Peter Dutton in Tasmania many years ago. He was a tosser back then and I think he's got worse.

[@gravelsandwich]

Watching our ABC reporting on Dutton is like CNN reporting on Trump.

[@annebaker9408]

I am actually upset that all Australians have to pay for ABC…..if I am paying, I want ‘balanced’ ‘news’….not far left propaganda….which is what we are now getting!

[@Kryojenix]

@@annebaker9408 it's not far left propaganda. It's centre-right. The CEOs and managing directors appointed by recent governments have all been commercial media alumni associated with Murdoch or Kerry Packer. You're just reflecting your own delusional cocoon.

[@chuckbeggles8858]

​@@annebaker9408 - didums your upset and how much does the Australian govt give to the murdoch media - I mean murdoch rags per year - In short I hate to think, As a sheep and cattle farmer.

[@FarnarkleKing]

@@annebaker9408 The ABC is easily the most balanced media in Australia. Unlike privately owned media, the ABC is held to the highest standards imaginable and closely monitored by all political parties and almost all of the private media. The ABC, for what it's worth, simply can't state "opinions" as it's totally against their charter, unlike Skynews where 100% of their broadcasting is "opinions". You may not agree with some of their reporting from time to time, but being upset about a story does not make them a propaganda arm.

[@ar1v3_]

As an Aussie it’s funny to find out a foreigner cares more about the Australian elections than more than 90% of all Aussies 😅

[@MsTtilly]

Not true in this Aussies experience. (but I'm glad Ryan cares! 😂)

[@ar1v3_]

@@MsTtilly lol fr, but tbh I never see anyone care abt the elections except for the people on the news

[@JB-zs1oq]

@@ar1v3_ you assume that what you see is an accurate representation of what happens everywhere else. Quite honestly, most Aussies I know, and in every election I have voted, I see and hear Aussies who, like most educated and/or sensible Aussies, are keen to participate in determining who will make up the government for the next few years. Those who don't take the opportunity tend to spend a lot of time criticizing the government. Look at the examples of what happens when eligible voters in other countries who either choose not to vote or vote to "make a point."

[@jessbellis9510]

I wish more Aussies cared to actually look into what pollies vote for in parliament and their actions, instead of voting blindly for whatever the MSM tells them to.

[@ar1v3_]

@@JB-zs1oq okay dont need to get mad mate we just have different experiences I’ve personally never seen a keen voter.

[@delcntrl]

Ryan, one thing you have to understand is just how right wing our media is and how much biased slop they churn out on a daily basis. Even our supposedly impartial public broadcaster bends the knees to the liberal party & Peter Dutton. It’s the party for the the rich & elites. So understand when you watch political news clips in Australia, you’re likely getting a certain perspective.

[@AdrianDaley-sn9tt]

Spears is Duttons lap dog, or dancer. lol

[@ComaDave]

"Nosferatu cosplayer" - The Chaser.

[@samadriel]

Basically, imagine how Native Americans would feel if the American national holiday was Columbus Day. That's why there's a problem with Australia Day. So you get a lot of white people going privilege-mad saying "stop making Australia Day divisive!" while demanding it stay on the most divisive day possible.

[@lachydragneel]

I'm going to continue to celebrate and be proud of my country it's Australia I'll celebrate the Good we have done and reflect on the bad we have done.

[@cyclemoto8744]

Changing the date of Australia day will have absolutely no impact to the issue other than appeasing a handful of indiginous people and a mass of white lefties.

[@ayianaarthur2551]

Australia day is only offensive to those who are against Australia. White people built Australia, it is our country and it is our day. Why should we listen to people who are against us?

[@carrie5490]

@@lachydragneelwouldn’t it be better if it was just on another day though. Like federation day maybe?

[@MsKaoh]

Love that you picked up on the 'concept of a plan'!!

[@9wombats]

An LNP pamphlet

[@peteroneill404]

As a Liberal voter I have never liked Peter Dutton so for me neither potential Prime Minister really seems to be a good choice.

[@benjaminjamesrodda]

he fucking better not be!!!!

[@resiefan3258]

why? Where you told he's more commie than the clown you currently have? from what I gather he's less commie than the clown you have.

[@Crustypetee]

@@resiefan3258he is a proper phuquin (being polite) moron ex copper who says no to everything. If he gets in we will be going back to the 50’s. I would rather vote for someone’s cat. Luckily he is not my local member.

[@carmelmckenzie214]

Dutton is a dud. he was immigration minister back in 2020. he kept Iranian and syrian refugee families in detention for 10 years. I helped out with some of these families. it was appalling. the trauma they suffered was very upsetting

[@Keyrose-my3xr]

Look at what Albo has done to our country and wake up.

[@cathyaldridge4550]

​@@Keyrose-my3xr What has he done? I'm not fan of AA but he's miles better than Voldemort.

[@joyceallen8980]

if the liaralls coalition didnt vote down ALP's cost of living help then we would get more help but the liaralls are the 'NO' party ad they continue to pocket money off the people. morriSCUM left a $trillion debt and secretly stole how many ministries again. He is classed as Aust WORST prime minister since McMahon..you know scummo the bulldozer...do some homework b4 commenting dude ​@Keyrose-my3xr

[@Keyrose-my3xr]

@cathyaldridge4550 If you can't see with your own eyes, what he has done to this country then... you are too blind to see.

[@cathyaldridge4550]

@@Keyrose-my3xr Ahhh a vague reply. Why did I know that was coming.

[@FionaEm]

The Prime Minister decides when the election is held, but only within certain parameters. He has to hold one some time between March and mid-May. By the time he factors in the Western Australian state election, public and school holidays, Easter etc, he won't have many Saturdays to choose from.

[@GrethCunnington]

Dutton is also known as Voldemort or Mr potato head. he is feeding from Trumf vibes at the moment, but these will likely go down in a few months. Labor has had the country in surplus during their term, while bringing in a lot of good social policy and thoughtful investment. Sincerely wishing we can stay with them a while longer.

[@Coastal603]

😂😂😂

[@ian-f5f]

Good social policy ? What? Take your meds.

[@Maxiakt]

​@@ian-f5fspot the Trumper

[@Coffee_Time247]

Labor increase our wages more in 3 years than liberal/LNP did in 10 years. while giving us tax cuts. while giving us cheaper and more medicare. they did so much dirty sheit.. but 100x better than what the other team would have done,now that all being said.... People First Party - Gerard Rennick To save Australia for crying out loud copy and past

[@garrygraham]

Labor has sent us broke. You need to come back to earth and see for yourself.

[@Hochspitz]

The Independents are gaining more of a foothold. People are pissed off with the two major parties. At least, we don't have to choose one or the other but nowadays they have to work with the Greens and Independents.

[@wealthelife]

Greens tend to take Labor seats, and the Teals take traditionally Liberal seats. Both are basically just pandering to the more woke/eco parts of the two major parties traditional base to win a cushy taxpayer funded job for a few years. And both Green and Teal are pretty pointless in terms of actually deciding which of the major parties will form government, so whatever policy they run on doesn't really matter.

[@chuckbeggles8858]

​@@wealthelife- loooooooool pointless - 1 needs to start somewhere or else we will end up like the USA with 2 eighty year olds running our country. Some say this election if the minor party vote holds up we could finally end the 2 party system and bring back some transparency, responsibility and accountability to our govts, Something that has been missing for many years.

[@clabood]

I am excited about voting again just to vote Greens for the first time and show the "big 2" we don't have to vote for them.

[@jacquimott386]

@@wealthelife 😮 please let me like teal independents. I haven’t had any politicians that resonate with me since Don Chip and Janine Haines (Australian Democrats, before they were ruined by Meg Lees and Natasha 😢)

[@Goatcha_M]

Its Pretty Simple really. "Australia Day" or Invasion Day as its also appropriately called celebrates the establishment of Sydney as a Penal Colony, at best it should be called NSW Day, which is what I always call it. Same as if the USA chose to celebrate the establishment of Jamestown instead of Independence Day as their National Day, and Jamestown had been settled by a bunch of Convicts sent their against their will and the troops sent to guard them. Australia Day has also only been a public holiday since 1994, its not even historic. It was celebrated by certain elite circles in NSW as Foundation Day in the 1800s but again, just NSW. Australia Day *should* be January 1st, because that is the date of Federation, when the 6 politically distinct colonies came together to form a united Australia.

[@cyndykitt]

Exactly!!!

[@peterstewart9261]

@@Goatcha_M it's actually Rum rebellion day

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

It's "DUMP YOUR WHITE TRASH DAY". Which of course perfectly explains who insist on celebrating Invasion Day, New South Wales Day or whatever you like to call it, because it sure as hell excludes everybody outside of NSW. What did Keating say about happy campers?

[@kristalpower292]

Yeah except people wont vote for it because it's taking away a national holiday because people already get new years day anyway. The stupid part is its been on different days in the past so we can choose whatever day we want. We said sorry yet still have practises that show how this country priorities white colonial history.

[@litlnote-wu6yv]

@kristalpower292 we had an Australia Day on a Sunday? A couple of weeks ago. What did they do? Turned it into a long weekend. A holiday on Monday. That blows that argument out of the water. KABOOM!

[@BioHazard_Dragon]

Dutton is atrocious. He's like Trump with no charisma.

[@wealthelife]

I thought he was more like Trump with an IQ above room temp? And Albanese is like Sanders with a lower IQ and a mumble ?

[@nickhayley]

"Voting is compuls.. compuls..orary.. voting is compulsatory? ..compuls... a.. compuls... "Voting is mandatory.🤣"

[@Dr_KAP]

lol yes a lot of people don’t realise that the word compulsory is rarely used in the U.S. It’s always mandatory!

[@CLAWCUZBRO]

Australian politics ..bbbbboring always has been just the way we like it ,American Politics HOLY FK one insane clown show omg .

[@resiefan3258]

Not if you stay away from snowy roads or just do a mail vote 😂

[@algoormay8430]

Rupert Murdoch has the biggest influence in Australia.We had a problem of introduced species that have plagued our continent. I apologise for what that one man has done to your country.

[@kitty-dc1nl]

Don't forget brunch with Gina

[@carmelmckenzie214]

I'm sorry you have Rupert. he's revolting...

[@cozzo734]

I can’t believe that evil old fossil is still breathing

[@mrbaker1739]

You might recognise him as Lord Voldemort

[@briantayler1230]

Thank you for not pointing out the obvious: Peter Dutton is similar to Voldemort, and he looks like him, too.

[@sinnocentone8541]

Dutton would be as bad for Australia as trump is for America

[@jenniferharrison8915]

How? Peter Dutton has real integrity, world experience, political knowledge and no psychotic delusions! 🤨

[@macdac9861]

@@jenniferharrison8915ok Rupert

[@pointyanointy1770]

Wash your mouth out! I certainly don't want nuclear power, so won't be voting for Dutton. Albanese is as weak as piss, so I reckon this time I'll go Independent.

[@Dr_KAP]

100% Dutton is scary stuff just like Trump

[@TrekkingWithJess]

I’m, Aussie… But I would support, Trump, if I was American! Whilst I don’t condone most of his behaviour. However, he is the best thing that’s ever happened to the, U.S.

[@debhartley716]

And guess what? The winner of the election starts work right away, not months later like the US, and the Prime Minister doesn’t have to get his cabinet appointments approved by committees which include the loosing side Imagine that 😅

[@chuckbeggles8858]

Starts right away but the counting doesn't happen on the Sunday immediately after the election, Despite this no I will not be voting for Voldemort...... I mean Dutton.

[@suearnold7279]

Dutton has a net worth of $300 million. He began buying rental properties and businesses when he he became a director on the family's firm, Dutton Holdings in 1992. He has transferred holdings to his wife. Its interesting how it's the wealthy who want to cut what they see as waste spending. When Labor took over from 10 years of Liberal, in 2022, inflation was 6.8%, in is now 2.6% under Labor.

[@garrymuir1442]

And the other businesses he owns or implicated with is eye opening.

[@LisaS23N]

No one says MPs have no right to wealth or smart investing.... Are you trying to say Labor (or other) MPs are broke??

[@garrymuir1442]

@LisaS23N No, just what his interest and the type of business he's implicated with is a rather interesting.

[@mickybaus6848]

Covid affected inflation world wide. Labor literally could have done nothing new and inflation would have come done like that. Labor are counting on people not being intelligent enough to know how economics work.

[@suearnold7279]

@@LisaS23N I seem to recall the uproar over Albanese's 3/4 rentals and when he went to sell one to buy a $4.6 million house on the Central Coast to be his retirement home. So apparently some people seem to feel MPs don't have that right. The point I was making is when the very wealthy vote against policies they see as "wasteful". Dutton voted against the tax reduction for all Australians, free Tafe, $300 power rebate, increased wages for age care workers, reduction in HECs. The list goes on. Australia is one of two countries in the world with inflation under 3% and one of 11 countries with a AAA rating. Even the US is down to AA+.

[@JimmyJ4321]

Voting day is always on a Saturday but you can also vote earlier at pre polling booths or you can do a postal vote 🇦🇺

[@janehall7737]

Dutton will be going last on my ballot paper

[@georginabrown1181]

NO NO NO Potato head is a disgrace.......

[@kevinrobb5233]

Just to confuse you more the Conservatives (Liberal) states are blue states. Labor states are red.

[@chuckbeggles8858]

Meaning the colours of the parties is the opposite of what Ryan was would be used to.

[@adnamallerom4137]

Better bloody not be! He's a one man Gestapo!

[@wealthelife]

Hyperbole much? Sheesh, how about a rational policy debate on the issues and actual party policy platforms? Let's not emulate US voter idiocy and tribalism here.

[@Pegasus856]

​​​@@wealthelifehow can we have a rational policy debate when Dutton won't even tell us what he considers "wasteful spending". Voting in "concepts of a plan" has worked so well for the American people. Dutton has clearly been taking notes, I hope the Australian people have too

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

​@@Pegasus856yep, they parody the Republicans. Running on stirring up racist rhetoric mainly, anything fear & bigotry driven, anti environmental & pro billionaires like Greedyf@k Clive & Pitbull features Gina.

[@paulsandford3345]

And albo is a dirty little communist!

[@adnamallerom4137]

​@wealthelife I've seen and heard all I need from him, thanks. His policies are evil and dangerous! Much like Scomo and Abbott!

[@coolhandluke1503]

I'm not going to lie anymore, I'm worried about our short term future😢

[@wealthelife]

Yep. We get to pick between Liberat party that promises to cut wasteful spending (but won't say exactly what is 'wasteful' until after it wins office) and the Labor party that last time promised 'no new taxes' then changed our superannuation (mandatory retirement savings) rules to double the tax rate on any superannuation above a fixed (not indexed to inflation) 'cap' and also tax unrealised capital gains (unlike any existing tax calculation method). And change the already legislated "Stage 3' tax cuts to make them pander more to Labor voters and keep higher tax rates for those earning more than about 1.5x average wage. Fortunately they had trouble getting the superannuation tax-grab legislation through the senate, but it basically means we have no idea what either Labor or Liberal party will actually do once elected...

[@jessbellis9510]

The LNP never actually cuts wasteful spending though. They also end up having higher taxes than most Labor governments. Dutton wants to make corporate lunches tax deductible whilst we have an ever increasing rate of poverty and homelessness. How about recognising that if you earn more than everyone else, you should contribute more? Also the cuts that LNP do are ALWAYS through shitty privatisation deals and cutting vital services like Medicare, instead of what it should be which is slashing politician salaries and benefits.

[@kitty-dc1nl]

Or in the words of juice media, "shit, and shit-lite"

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

Hahahahahaah. Absolute bullshit.

[@rogerover8301]

Mr Potato head won't get my vote.

[@dresdyn100]

Dutton, commonly known as Mister Potato Head.

[@mscinders9449]

I’ll put it this way….I may vote for him purely because, historically speaking, whoever I vote for loses 😂 Thumbs down for Voldemort!!

[@kevinfrench8773]

Brother we vote on a Saturday

[@davidbarlow6860]

Hopefully not. He was Morrison's mate , for what that's worth. One word , dogs.

[@gailstevens6831]

Dutton is basing his election spruiking on Trump policies. We call him a Potato Head!

[@musicalneptunian]

But he would not be tasty to Gobbledoks from Dok, the potato planet.

[@Smokey7186]

But tumop is good and he us evil

[@FionaEm]

I call him a sh$thead.

[@Dr_KAP]

Karl Pilkington doppelgänger

[@kathryn4002]

Potato head offended by the comparison

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

If attempting to draw parallels with US leaders, Dutton is somewhere around a Mitt Romney Republican, whereas Albanese is a Bernie Sanders type. There are few Aussie leaders who are as right wing as today's GOP - most of these being in rural Queensland, where the National Party remains strong. At present, the states' premiers (similar to US state speakers) are Labour, except for Tasmania (Liberal) and Queensland (National/Liberal). NT is Country Party/ Liberal.

[@jenniferharrison8915]

We also have several independents, and One Nation, who ask the right questions and get answers for their constituents!

[@IanM-id8or]

Equating Albanese with Sanders is a bit of a reach. Sanders is a socialist. Albanese is definitely not - sadly - he might get my vote if he were. The last socialist Labor PM was Whitlam

[@jessbellis9510]

Albo convinced everyone he was Sanders, but turned into Clinton.

[@DaBoomDude]

I don't trust most parties. One Nation is about as Nationalist Trumpist Republican as you can get, Pauline hanson is like a female Trump Clive Palmer is a shitshow.. what can I even say about him. Dutton isn't those guys, but he's got the same ideas for "government efficiency" as trump Albo isn't too bad, I like that he's promising to increase funding for Medicare. But he's done some stupid shit in the past as well. The whole Israel thing was dodgy. The greens, eh idk they have some good ideas, but they have some far left components. Basically they're all over the shop, I don't trust any of them It's very rare these days for a government to go beyond one term.

[@DaBoomDude]

Also the polls have been very wrong in the past. So I won't trust them either.

[@WilliamMcLennan-v7h]

G'day Ryan, as 🇦🇺 I just hope 🇦🇺 will do the right thing, we just got back on our feet after 10 years of coalition party gone nothing for 🇦🇺 like use with trump they have no policy for the peoples to helpnrhem only just for rich & big company's to get richer today 🌍 is about $$$ & the rich wants it all wake up hunger games

[@mikevale3620]

Do you understand the concept of grammar?

[@WilliamMcLennan-v7h]

@mikevale3620 No do know living is more important, not gammer I'm indigenous & I don't care

[@justjoy649]

I he is the next PM I'm moving to New Zealand

[@simonchallenor1006]

best you start planing then

[@wealthelife]

Sure you will.

[@ladylynnmaree]

Peter Dutton is borrowing Trumps policies handbook.

[@jenniferharrison8915]

Name one! 🧐

[@michaelfink64]

Hi Ryan, election day is always a Saturday, so most people don't have to ask for time off work. You can also vote early, either in person at polling booths or by post. Yes, Peter Dutton is the leader of what is basically our Republican party. He is a mini-Trump, but more of a thug. You seemed a bit confused about the two party preferred votingnum,ber This comes down to our preferential voting system. In the lower house, you number all the candidates running for your seat from 1 to whatever, in order of your preference. When they count the votes, the the person with the lowest number of votes gets their votes allocated to one of the remaining candidates based on the second preferences of the voters who had voted for them. Then the lowest votes of the remaining candidates drops out and their votes get reallocated and so on until there are only two left and who ever has more votes wins. It sounds confusing but it basically means that everyone's vote counts because you can say "I think candidate B is slightly less crap than candidate A, so if all my higher choices lose, at least I can have a say about who would be the least crappy option." That anti-Dutton ad literally came on at the start of this video.

[@TheAustraliangoalie]

Bro you the goat for doing stuff for Australia

[@robynmurray7421]

To win government in Australia, you need to have at least 76 seats in the House of Representatives (half plus 1). Labor has 78 seats so it can only lose rwo seats before it loses its majority. However the Coalition (the Liberals, led by Peter Dutton, and the Nationals) only have 55 seats so they would need to hold on to all the seats they have and win back 21 more - a big ask. Independents hold 12 seats in the lower house and other parties have six. So Dutton would have to get back a lot of those seats from the independents. Independents are also targetting a lot more Coalition seats. Dutton's strategy seems to be to copy Trump, but Trump might not be doing him any favours right now. It's possible that Labor could lose its majority but hold into power if it can get the support of independent or Green members.

[@70sMixTapes]

Hope you make enough from your Australian videos to finally get a trip down under.

[@Kevin-x3t5k]

Dutton will have the best job in the world all he will do is keep the seat warm and let Trump Netanyahu and Murdoch invent implement and sell their policies for him

[@_BangDroid_]

That's Führer Dutton, actually!

[@OU-qe5pp]

Mr Potato head has been a dud throughout his entire career and now he thinks he can run Australia 🤮

[@romanfedrich6967]

Bull before the election, shit after the election.

[@stevenbalekic5683]

I dislike lean government and private sector initiative...those are the worst evils any government can have. I like the fact our government steps in and protects the people from unscrupulous private sector companies and enforces laws so they can't do what they want (because we all know private companies have the best interests of their workers and care about the health of their customers and not just shareholders and profits) The best is fair firm government and policed private sector...because the private sector would do anything for more profit, even if it means poisoning children to get it.

[@jenniferharrison8915]

Say goodbye to Albo then, he is subsidising foreign companies to build multiple high rise rental homes while allowing our builders to go bankrupt! He has initiated several fake portfolios for unaccountable mates and has funded/supported no local businesses! He cut access to popular tourist areas, and has allowed many foreigners to buy tax free properties! He has a mission to destroy our farming, and traditional power! He signed us up to $350B deal with the US that will never happen now, and several generations of huge debts! We are all in recession, but he's now very rich!

[@Shado_wolf]

Peter Dutton better not win!! I'm not a party voter, I'll usually choose close to the day which party I think is best..... but Peter Dutton is just a walking red flag of a man and I really don't feel he is the best of a bad bunch! Albanese isn't a forward thinker, he is a bit boring as a PM but I'd rather boring than Voldemort!

[@letsseeif]

Labor will Win! About Peter Dutton. As a young Police Offices, Dutton claimed 250,00 Dollars Compensation for his loss of confidence as a Police Driver. His Police colleagues put Dog food in his Locker.

[@rtw171imf]

This comment section is starting to look like ABC, channels 7,9,10 and reddit combined.

[@hermanbushaway]

A Current Affair

[@musicalneptunian]

Channel 7 MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATE!

[@Smokey7186]

Propeganda and why are u wtaching it? ​@hermanbushaway

[@elizabethpilarski1076]

Truth!!!

[@pennyc2412]

Yes...the one's who have critical thinking and a brain!!

[@bshorrock69]

Captain Cook arrived in Australia on 29th April 1770, however Australia Day is 26th January every year... Some people believe that because we celebrate Australia Day on 26th of January, this is Invasion Day - Really, they should do their homework because we don't celebrate Invasion Day on 29th April, we celebrate all Australians on 26th January...

[@janehall7737]

Re the colours attributed to conservatives and labor in Australia and the US, the Australian conservatives (Liberal party) are blue and the Labor party is red, whereas in the USA, the Democrats are blue and the Republicans are red

[@1legend517]

He's the next level Voldemort.

[@lesleylogan5091]

To my fellow Aussies - the last thing we need is Dutto to borrow a leaf out of the Trump book and push us towards a facist kleptocracy. We can't afford to have an oligarch-owned politician in power. We'll need the most compassionate and progressive government we can bring together to get us through the backlash of what's happening in the USA. Let's go forward with positivity and love, not hate and divisionism.

[@JIM-ot4ws]

EXACTLY... Dutton will ONLY look after the mining magnates who are his donors, give them tax breaks, break unions and erode our free health. Dutton is NOT in touch with the population, never has been. He also has an unsavory past as a policeman, accused of violence towards youths in custody. He reminds me of an undertaker or serial killer. AND listen to his negative talk and insults, he has no real policies, nothing! except taking away the rights of the people. What inflation? It is a Peter Dutton hyped up lie. At present INFLATION is below 4%. I remember inflation in the 1980s creeping up to 11% and staying there for years with interest rates sitting at 15% to 18%. Plus all the armchair critics don't know that inflation below 3.4% is not conducive to economic growth and could sink the economy! What is the unemplyment rate now, below 4%? It is being elevated by the unnecessary high interest rates set by the Federal Reserve and I honestly don't think they ever get it right. Again in the past unemployment has climbed up between 7.5% and 10% for long stretches.

[@AdrianDaley-sn9tt]

I Dutton wins, The is a rat in the works. Just like USA.

[@kristoferalexander7559]

I forgot it was 2025 lol. I was thinking 'this is strange, reacting to a far future event....' xD

[@KelpieDog]

Actually voting day in my little village is not a bad day, grab a democracy sausage from the charity BBQ, chat to the other locals, discuss the lack of rain or grass or prospects for the next crop or the price of wool or sheep or simply whinge about whatever is pissing you off at the time. After that, down to the pub and discuss much of the same but lubricated with a few cold ones.

[@Flirkann]

Yeah, our Preferential Voting System means smaller party/independent candidates can still be voted for to disclose your preference, and then how your vote is redistributed if they're unsuccessful, repeating every time until a clear "winner" is determined. And a smart party will take note of where their preferences came from, as to appeal to those voters going forward

[@Cassandra03]

Albo has brought inflation down from 6 to 2, there's no way he loses on that issue.

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

Except the right wing media is pretending that isn't true.

[@mickybaus6848]

No. He didn't do that, Covid pushed up inflation worldwide. Albo literally could have done nothing and it would have come done. Learn how economics work!

[@mary16444]

Peter Dutton = Voldermort

[@domhall626]

The survey is done by the equine of the Heritage Foundation Dutton is referred to as Temu Trump

[@ElainePhillips-w1b]

Mr. Potato Head is a weird poor man's copy of Trump. Using lies and misinformation as a method to gain office. He makes me shudder!

[@christianremmer]

“Misinformation” is just code for facts and opinions that the left disagrees with

[@Ranis-o1k]

@@christianremmerHmm, how about checking Oz’s backward slide on the world’s Corruption scale, due to the years of cronyism under Libs v’s the huge Improvement we now have under Labour, just for starters. Facts don’t give a toss about your ‘feelings’ there ya wombat

[@Dr_KAP]

Oh me too he’s revolting

[@christianremmer]

@@ElainePhillips-w1b “Misinformation”: Facts and opinions that annoy me

[@wealthelife]

Then don't vote Liberal. It is called a democracy. Not sure why you feel a need to resort to Kindergarten level name-calling if trying to express a political preference though.

[@MsTtilly]

Noooo! Peter Dutton is the Voldemorte of politics in Australia! 😂😂😂😂 Total quiche-eater! Albo for the win!

[@wealthelife]

He already won last time. Time for a change! ;)

[@MsTtilly]

@wealthelife Peter Dutton is darksided.... I think I'll stick with the Devil I Know 😂

[@grahamholt4170]

This Australian Prime Minister of Australia Albo is the worst in Australia history

[@paulhefferan8106]

If Dutton wins we'll have a potato for prime minister.

[@Rabbitwarren_7]

Oh Ryan. Jimmy Rees has started posting "Meanwhile in America" videos. He's up to number 5. I'd love to see your reaction. He saved us during the pandemic with his "meanwhile in Australia" series. He is hilarious, Now it's your turn! 😂