Paul Keating - greatest hits

[@michaelralph5284]

How good does paul Keating go. Love to have him in parliament today

[@vincentdevos8982]

I don't think we'll ever see another one like Paul Keating in action ! This guy at question time was the best !!

[@terrythekittieful]

He should be given his own late night TV show.

[@nickdaskalakis9289]

Best ever

[@frederickmiles327]

Not an original line in his head. It's all the lies fed him by Hugh White, Carmen Lawrence, Peter Fitximons and Bob Hawke Paul's fàllen for the whole PC, Equalist, socialist package They worship this mushroom fed garbage at the Canberra Times.

[@nellyjane21]

I think we do have such a politician sitting in the teals ranks …

[@nellyjane21]

When politics gets me down I watch PJK to get my MOJO back .. I raised a politician labor destroyed her career & life but I still love PJK … labor is no longer the party of Gough Hawke or PJK it’s a Murdoch payed for shadow of its former self . It will take a leader with courage to stand-up to Murdoch & co ..

[@steeden54]

"He's only got to be on his feet and dressed to outshine the leader of the National Party." Absolutely brilliant.

[@christopherryan7780]

Relevant today

[@robertshepherd8354]

I've been in Aus for since '84 and am not one way or the other but Keating is the only PM that has had any vision.

[@Blackgeoff1]

Since Gough Whitlam, definitely.

[@kingofswing8935]

Great...thanks for providing

[@curaeus007]

Brilliant and witty-all at the same time! Laughed all the way through this excellent video!

[@dedogman]

Greatest political performer in Australia of all time.

[@jakesummers1174]

not just Aus

[@paulsagan6856]

The best of the best!

[@LeftIsBest001]

You gotta love how much Keating directly engaged with the opposition. Not just general political ideology, he would directly engage with them, especially the opposition front bench.

[@sheevpalpatine8230]

The official standing orders require all statements and answers to be directed through the speaker. Back then they weren’t so strict on it so he could get away with it, but now whenever you try this the other side of the house is quick to enforce the rules and shut it down.

[@Take_youre_head_off]

" he's listening, listening, listening everywhere'🤣 they all Bloody say they are good listtners

[@beagle7622]

Did something with his lips once made a noise like a small baby I cracked up that day. He completely controlled parliament before he was PM. After he won the 93 election he definitely lost his way which was a disaster for Australia, being lumped with Howard turning the clock back , and telling us how good that was for the country.

[@daniello9155]

Yeah, he was great at hanging it on people but a terrible leader, ran the country into a recession that we had to have. Interest rates at 18 %. Cut tariffs which decimated our local manufacturing resulting in job losses, bought Italian suits while telling everyone to buy Australian, there was some rip off deal connected with a piggery he sold. Deregulated the banking industry - opening it to overseas banks. He was a comedian in an Armani suit. What a great man.

[@beagle7622]

@@daniello9155 He went to far on Tariffs ,I know the car industry was happy with Tariff reductions to a point , in general the real “ experts” agreed that he was good for the country. He was not a good PM either I don’t think. He couldn’t see the forest for the trees .

[@mrpinify]

What a boss Keating was. And still is. He’s absolutely correct that there’s a leadership void in politics these days.

[@tonijoncevski8607]

“Boss?!” No, a pathetic lying Leftist Globalist he is.

[@auzziguy449]

China liked him.

[@mrpinify]

@@auzziguy449 slow clap

[@auzziguy449]

@@mrpinify thank you

[@daniello9155]

Yeah, he was great at hanging it on people but a terrible leader, ran the country into a recession that we had to have. Interest rates at 18 %. Cut tariffs which decimated our local manufacturing resulting in job losses, bought Italian suits while telling everyone to buy Australian, there was some rip off deal connected with a piggery he sold. Deregulated the banking industry - opening it to overseas banks. He was a comedian in an Armani suit. What a great man.

[@assplundah]

The greatest, most articulate political animal this country has ever seen!!

[@hsss1]

60 year old Aussie here. I remember it all too well. The unions were a HUGE deal...Thanks..subbed

[@andrewr2784]

He once said to John Hewson, with words to the effect: 'You're just like those gentlemen at David Jones. All dressed smart, but nothing upstairs' I choked on my drink.

[@shailendrasingh2016]

A cocky nincompoop.... Bullying bullshit bastards all you clowns in a circus

[@shailendrasingh2016]

Where is Keating NOW.... Hiding behind wife skirt... Ha ha ha

[@jimmyb4982]

@@shailendrasingh2016 You need help. Get it.

[@shailendrasingh2016]

White Australia policy genocide of native aboriginal communities

[@jimmyb4982]

@@shailendrasingh2016 Mate, you're incoherent.

[@JemClarke]

I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed him reaming them a new one... Thank you Paul.

[@timothyjoyce9554]

Paul Keating you are and were the best Australian leader and politician this country has ever seen. No one could come close.

[@Blackgeoff1]

Gough Whitlam was the man. Gough turned the country around; but Paul was certainly the best since.

[@elgransenor1472]

The current day Australia is so far removed from the wonderful Australia I knew in the 1980s.

[@arialbold2069]

True. I miss those days.

[@BH-kl2rn]

Wasn't it just. I feel so fortunate to have grown up when this was still truly the lucky country.

[@thomasnewton3733]

Yes. The 1980's. When little Johhny coward had double digit unemployment and inflation. Where i would work as a kid for $98 per week. Memories, good or bad depends on the vantage point you percieve the world to be.

[@thomasnewton3733]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 I could say you could consider yourself educated. However, that didn't happen did it? Unless you consider the sheltered workshop education!

[@thomasnewton3733]

There's little Johnny Coward, still praying that knighthoods will come back. SIR COWARD.

[@sinisasinisa3429]

Kim Beazley had the best seat in this theatre for Paul s show and enjoyed it to the max. :)

[@frankmurray194]

And the laugh in the background gave Keating's humour the added tick and emphasis.

[@fatbudgiekillen8997]

He had a great laugh 😂

[@rosemarytony635]

As someone else commented, my favourite politician of all time!! He had a vision for Australia and was not afraid to call a spade a spade.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

The debt was like almost as high as what he was given in '83.

[@michaelellams9105]

Still remember a line he delivered yonks ago can't remember who he said it too but it was a classic "he's a shiver looking for a spine to run up" classic Paul Keating.

[@benlewis1087]

Actually that was Harold Wilson referring to Ted Heath in the UK

[@shailendrasingh2016]

He's spineless himself

[@marindancirco6498]

The SUPER-ATTENUATION SUPER-SCAMMER 20112021

[@daviddgm5527]

To and abt John Hewson. John Hewson saw the error of his ways and is reformed. John Hewson had the measure of the just dismissed LNP govt - 30/5/22.

[@kuribojim3916]

I thought it was “shiver without a spine”, but I like that one too

[@colinvannbohemen11]

What a wonderful and memorable compilation of Keating moments. Many thanks to the many or the one who crafted this.

[@dennisheape971]

Paul was as quick as lightning with his comebacks and sharp as a tack. Question time will never be the same without him.

[@jimbo5955]

comebacks are for the school yard. his policies were crap

[@joshuamercer3757]

@@jimbo5955 Floating of the dollar and Superannuation 2 of the biggest positve changes to australia.

[@dennisheape971]

@@jimbo5955 Spoken like a true Liberal?

[@auzziguy449]

@S Tak Ya little Labour buddy will "take the $'s right out of your pocket" too 😂

[@daniello9155]

Yeah, he was great at hanging it on people but a terrible leader, ran the country into a recession that we had to have. Interest rates at 18 %. Cut tariffs which decimated our local manufacturing resulting in job losses, bought Italian suits while telling everyone to buy Australian, there was some rip off deal connected with a piggery he sold. Deregulated the banking industry - opening it to overseas banks. He was a comedian in an Armani suit. What a great man.

[@janedunn3086]

I adore Paul Keating.

[@trishmccarthydavis3425]

That mind, that wit!! PJK took no prisoners in politics, but also brimmed with compassion where necessary.

[@koopsjunta]

“He can tolerate fluff in the navel, but not sand between the toes…” Sheer. Utter. Genius. 😂😂😂

[@manojhewagampalage6492]

Simply Brilliant Paul Keating the leader Australians didn’t get enough of

[@sheerluckholmes7720]

Pity he was voted out by them you reckon ? 😭

[@fightington]

We've never had a decent choice in any election in my lifetime, our generation would fall over each other to vote for keating and the morons actually voted him out!! For Howard ffs!!!!! Fuck Australia and its death wish

[@MrStuartp]

He was the best, we need characters like that today. Just giving it to the opposition and taking no prisoners, no twitter, no social media, just straight up saying it to your face. Miss these days so much

[@jamesmcgee7723]

Albo should be made to watch this every night before bed.

[@satiricgames2129]

Julian Hill in Melbourne is

[@bilby9143]

Well, sometimes he was one of the best parliamentarian entertainers.

[@bilby9143]

But yes, I miss those days too. Political correctness is wrecking everything.

[@user-cg7uv3mh9f]

The Peanut Gallery looks shellshocked - speechless, each hoping it wont be their turn next for an unassailable slathering. Lol

[@xchazz86]

When truth, transparency and integrity still mattered. Now men of courage and intellect are few indeed.

[@Antechynus]

"... are few indeed in current Australian politics....."

[@katefromaust5627]

God I miss him! There will never be anyone as good with 'one liners' as PJK!

[@josephj6521]

He was right 30 years ago when he accused the National party of being corrupt. So true!

[@Macconator2010]

The National party have always been corrupt. Even Billy Hughes knew.

[@bilby9143]

I think all politics is now corrupt

[@josephj6521]

@@bilby9143 especially the current Liberal/National federal government.

[@bilby9143]

@@josephj6521 not corrupt - but disgusting behaviour. Glad that Lemming is going. Never liked him. I suspect there are others too and other parties not innocent either. Porter deserves his chance to defend himself and then I'll make a judgement.

[@iancampbell1444]

They're all Corrupt... its nothing but a 2 Headed snake, all paid, by the same people, who have Corrupted the entire system... and a Scripted one at that..

[@cameronfahey5122]

What an absolute legend. The "listening everywhere cooee cooee" at the 8 minute mark had me collapsing with laughter 😂😂😂

[@emmanuelohara4125]

The last cooee, I can’t 😂please 😂

[@raydillon4405]

In my opinion, Mr Keating was Australia's most professional Prime Minister.

[@scobiesview5137]

A man like this will never be let stand again while Murdock holds the balance of power.

[@aussiefarmer4955]

What does Murdock have to do with anything Labor party related?

[@scobiesview5137]

@@aussiefarmer4955 The Murdock media's coverage of Australia is universal and on all platforms. This media coverage is viewed by everyone and repeated by every other outlet even the ABC. So if the Murdock media does not want you to govern Australia you won't. The apparent mishandling of the budget by the Rudd/Gillard Government during the GFC is but an example which pales in comparison to the fiscal mismanagement by the Coalition since elected. One example for you to consider. I will not write a thesis you work it out. Had a significant pay rise lately or don't you deserve one why do you feel that way? Cheers Mark

[@aussiefarmer4955]

@@scobiesview5137 Actually 16% over three years, thanks for coming !!

[@yampk1]

Murdoch supported the ALP in the 80s/90s!!!!!!

[@scobiesview5137]

@@aussiefarmer4955 The most politically powerful person in the country has massive influence on all parties. The Press controls opinion.

[@davidwicks5099]

God I miss him and people of his intellect. Both major parties had much more substance in those days

[@marindancirco6498]

The SUPER-ATTENUATION SUPER-SCAMMER 20112021

[@mrmustang6977]

Why do out PM's sound so dumb now? 😕

[@anniedarkhorse6791]

I voted for this guy. I've been a fan for decades.

[@chriswilkins2643]

I couldnt wait for question time on the ABC in those days

[@mattsmartin]

He had the best vision for our country and went a long way to realising it. My favorite politician of all time.

[@LloydieP]

Bloody oath! Although, like the other side at the time, he had an opposition that could be worked with. Cheers mate!

[@oldbloke100]

hahaha 17% interest rates, the recession we had to have. The only thing he had was a smart mouth. His address was a fibro house in Bas Hill, yet he came out of politics a millionaire, how.

[@mattsmartin]

I guess nobody’s perfect, Bruce. ( except John Eales, who had the nickname… nobody)

[@daniello9155]

Yeah, he was great at hanging it on people but a terrible leader, ran the country into a recession that we had to have. Interest rates at 18 %. Cut tariffs which decimated our local manufacturing resulting in job losses, bought Italian suits while telling everyone to buy Australian, there was some rip off deal connected with a piggery he sold. Deregulated the banking industry - opening it to overseas banks. He was a comedian in an Armani suit. What a great man.

[@daniello9155]

@@oldbloke100 Correct Bruce, biggest prick of a leader in modern times. All people can remember him for was his smart mouth, more like a smart arse. Anyone can hang it on or criticize the opponent. I wrote this in reply to others - Yeah, he was great at hanging it on people but a terrible leader, ran the country into a recession that we had to have. Interest rates at 18 %. Cut tariffs which decimated our local manufacturing resulting in job losses, bought Italian suits while telling everyone to buy Australian, there was some rip off deal connected with a piggery he sold. Deregulated the banking industry - opening it to overseas banks. He was a comedian in an Armani suit. What a great man.

[@eddieviatos7765]

Irrespective of your political persuasion, you had to bow to his ability to deliver a blow

[@farokhbulsara4890]

Eddie best comment ever, loved when he told those uni bludgers to get a job

[@weburnitatbothends]

@@farokhbulsara4890 what sort of level of crazy and/or hate do you need to make up an account with that name dude? Are you okay?

[@farokhbulsara4890]

@@weburnitatbothends im ok buddy, hope you are doing well also

[@jamesdavidson7335]

no argument there, his perversions are a very different story though

[@oldmanbanksia]

Fabulous. I wish the fellows in the ALP today would take some lessons fro Keating - he had a real passion and matched by a great intellect and unmatched ability with political language. He would have torn apart Morrison & Co.

[@mr.sunnyg5510]

Bloody oath.

[@alexthompson5275]

Yeah.

[@dawebslave3571]

Leadership with vision. Labor is lack of since Kim Beasley.

[@jonhay75]

Keating Vs Morrison...bloodbath.

[@heidiclark190]

I agree wish we could have Keating born later and have join Morrison in the house of reps. Morrison would not have been in power as long as he was Keating ‘s intellect would have destroyed Morrison and his corrupt crew..

[@allyboy8]

Paul Keating, an absolute legend. 👍🇦🇺

[@jimhaut480]

An absolute Pedaphile & Necromaniac, WAKE UP !

[@AEllis-mp1us]

Australia yearns for another Labor leader like him

[@radomillion]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 The worst debt in history is Abbott all the way up to Scomo pre bushfire.. 1500% increase!

[@radomillion]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 He took over a Prime Minister that maintained positive GDP growth throughout the GFC with Swann being award Finance Minister of the Year while every other first world Country went into recession.

[@mc8627]

Lol no it doesn’t

[@BoxiesAU]

It would be great to have some charisma and personality on either side of the aisle

[@sanjaygupta666]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 actually, national debt skyrocketed under Abbott, then Turnbull then Morrison. Now at eye watering levels, combined with the first recession in 30 years. Liberal Party = economic frauds

[@dscrac1086]

I watch this everyday before going to work to feel good and grateful that I am at least not as unlucky as those sitting opposite to Mr. Paul Keating ;)

[@johndunstan3875]

I'm not of his political persuasion but I would love to have him on my team. His latest in 2023 is pure gold.

[@stephenpedrotta9636]

Gough Whitlam, Bob Hawke, Paul Keating. Giants of Australian politics. All brilliant. Mark Latham might have joined them but the Labor Party lost its mojo. Three incredible leaders with guts and vision. The LNP haven't produced a single equivalent. Politics is now sterile on both sides. This was wonderful to watch.

[@David-lr2vi]

I think Kevin Rudd could of been one of the greats but wasn’t given a decent run at it, what with being stabbed in the back from Gillard and crucified by the Murdoch media.

[@he.5865]

@@David-lr2vi Agreed.

[@he.5865]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 Hahaha. Really?

[@dratz50]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 Deluded.

[@jamesmcgee7723]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 don't worry the worthless pricks that are in there now are trying desperately to remove any last vestige of dignity that the workers have. Keating's greatest achievement was superannuation and don't the conservatives hate it.

[@dannymc7741]

Amazing guy perfect timing as he delivered the killer riposte. No one in parliament like Keating or Hawke today. Sadly missed.

[@DanFromMerdo]

Paul Keating is easily in the top 5 best PM's we've ever had

[@chalkandcheese1868]

I think he was starting to get a little tired by the time he became PM, but as far as politicians go, I think he would probably be the most important.

[@LloydieP]

As a conservative (ish), fully agree!

[@jackforbes2344]

Even though he was a pedophile ?

[@strongboy7289]

He may not have been the most popular prime minister but damn he could drop the mic on a lot of peeps. Taking on the whole opposition singlehandedly...

[@ilukatube1972]

Loved Kim Beasley's laughter in the background.....lets face it Keating destroyed them with ease ...what a legend.

[@madness8556]

Was the loud laughter from Kim Beazley? Kim is a lovely bloke who should have become PM.

[@vk2ig]

@@madness8556 He's the Governor of WA these days.

[@amandastevens3287]

This is comedy gold of the highest order 😂

[@avengernemesis7990]

Brilliant . I am not a Labour person but Keating is just awesome.

[@infeedel7706]

Obviously, labour is the noun for work and Labor the name of the party

[@sgillard960]

Keating was never boring.

[@chanhoo976]

We will never find a politician like him again. Long live Paul Keating.

[@BradWithyman]

.... "sit down and cop it!" Sensational.

[@palpaladin315]

This man is fire! - If we had, had the internet back then, Howard would never have been PM.

[@russe19642]

And we'll never have a liberal government again because of the internet

[@bodybalanceU2]

exactly who wanted the little rodent as pm so he could take aus to a war on a lie and vilify refugees - that will be howards legacy

[@palpaladin315]

@@bodybalanceU2 the yanks wanted him in there. - Y'know what the difference between a friendly & unfriendly country, to the US gov't, is? Whether, or not their political influence, through global trade is recieved positively, or they're told to mind their own business.

[@henribuhagiar9445]

Ah. The good ole days. This was when question time was entertaining. Loved Paul Keatings style. His one liners were gold

[@denicebizbeebizeebee968]

fool, a threat to children in every way possible, a member of the red shoes club.

[@shailendrasingh2016]

Clown in the august house

[@read.learn.think.3251]

He was the absolute master of the house.

[@robertfonovic3551]

master bater

[@BilalKhan-fu1qj]

What a legend. The common sense, the intelligence and the foresight! Australia is a better, fairer and richer society because of Hawke and Keating.

[@SmartDumbNerdyCool]

And now it's ruined since the Liberal reign

[@lynneperry7454]

And Howard managed to turn us into a band of “relaxed and comfortable” soggy society. We deeply need another Paul Keating.

[@Blackgeoff1]

Gough Whitlam was the man. Hawke was too much up the US's crack. Keating wasn't perfect but he got the country back on track. I wish we had him now.

[@patrickmaughan]

Mister Paul Keating was one of the great reforming Prime Ministers of Australia during the second half of the 20th century.

[@Neil-yg5gm]

Unemployment was at 11% when Keating became PM. The man was an economic disaster

[@saneman8147]

Tell that to the people that were paying 17% interest rates on their home loans.

[@Neil-yg5gm]

@@saneman8147 17%? I was paying 18%

[@raymondallo9947]

Ah the Italian suits. And a very sharp mind and tongue. I miss him for pure amusement in parliament.

[@denicebizbeebizeebee968]

What is wrong with everone? Wake up Australia. Keating a best friend of Epstein and member of the red shoes club, your all sick.

[@peterwarner553]

@@denicebizbeebizeebee968 your either a liar or wilfully ignorant

[@paulchalk2939]

$2,000 suits and exquisite antique French clocks, that was different for those times.

[@AlistairMaxwell77]

@@denicebizbeebizeebee968 go away bot

[@patrickbateman1960]

He transformed the Australian economy by being visionary, something that have never existed on the other side of politics. Met him casually a few times and found him to be smart, personable and surprisingly humble.

[@LOUISGIZMO]

This guy is quick ,sharp and funny as hell.😊

[@postwar46]

Whatever you say about him, Paul Keating was a brilliant frontal attack politician. He drove the opposition into 'drop jaw' immobilisation. His fire must have been to some extent ignited by his Irish heritage and an attitude towards the British. I know that at question time in Canberra, the guides used to funnel in the general public to fill the gallery. His retoric was very sharp............ and people were entertained. When the election came with John Hewson driving the GST, Keating's retort in the electoral campaign was ' The GST will Bite you on the Bum'. People understood that and voted labour. He was a superb politician.

[@chisel83]

Kim Beasley having a roaring old time front row centre stage 😂

[@neilious01]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 i got some ointment for that sore arse

[@ZootZinBootZ]

Beasley was such an awesome contributor, plus a big Dylan fan , plays guitar as emotionally responsive as his tender exquisite min aature iconography art he collects & pies - sure he might of had a few , but at lesst he hasn't pissed himself at the footy like snott Morrison the representative for the maccas at Engadine

[@ZootZinBootZ]

@@CaptainStabbin1989 Morrison amalgamated policy a septic tank like his heros

[@shailendrasingh2016]

Frigging theatre.... Nothing to do with democracy and egalitarianism

[@Handleyman]

Bob and Paul. What a team!

[@not-pc6937]

Simply brilliant- and still as quick witted now as he was back then 👍

[@jamesmcgee7723]

Now, as back then, he is quick witted because he talks with the knowledge of his convictions. He believed what he was saying. The current crop of politicians always have one ear to the media and so will say what they think will fly.

[@not-pc6937]

@@jamesmcgee7723 never a truer word spoken

[@explosive111]

@@jamesmcgee7723 very true, i am learning that people that walk with conviction are to the point and to flexible to trap. Trmup has the same character.

[@davidjohnston7512]

Best PM ever with out a doubt...

[@clubberlang589]

Paul Keating is a legend

[@denicebizbeebizeebee968]

"are your a member of the red shoes club too" wake up Australia, insanity is not an excuse.

[@Hurtasquirter]

He is on the list

[@pault4200]

No Pedo is a legend in my book. Do your research.

[@lisakong8651]

We miss true leaders like him

[@robbiewales3007]

I still remember those battles between Paul Keating and John Howard. Paul always took a no nonsense attitude against Howard

[@Blackgeoff1]

I wouldn't have described them exactly as battles ... Keating mutilated Howard. Howard used to cringe in his seat; he never had a chance.

[@simpletownworx]

Great compilation. I still love when he called Downer "Curly" the best 👌🏽

[@russellherdson5763]

'More to be pitied than despised' classic! So good to see a reunion of PK and Laura Tingle on the $360B submarine deal. His wit and humour still intact, as he demolished Q&A posers

[@jeanhawken4482]

Brilliant man. So loves his country.

[@MrGRU-mn9zq]

*Slaps Fightback! paper* I’ve come to love this thing…! Prob my favourite PJK moment 😂

[@jamesmcdermott9275]

He had the Libs terrified in parliament sittings. So strong and humorous. Thanks Paul for the tax amnesty you gave us all in 1988. You saved my bacon my friend and taught me a lot about doing the right thing for the country at the same time. God bless the Australian Labor Party of Australia.

[@Neil-yg5gm]

Unemployment was at 11% when Keating became PM. The man was an economic disaster

[@DEPORT_nonWhites_or_KILL_them]

They both suck and thats why your race is being erased and your culture dies with your people.

[@Neil-yg5gm]

I forgot to mention home loan interest rates were at 18% when Keating was PM. The man destroyed the lives of so many people like all Labor PMs do.

[@andrewhickey2849]

Someone should make this man Prime Minister

[@fw0756]

No one came close to Paul keating as a parliamentary speaker .I think about those times and right or wrong here was a politician who thought about the country not in election cycles but 5-10 yrs into the future.

[@angusmurray6578]

Australia needs another leader like this.

[@cgas7344]

Sadly we never will Corridors of Parliament are full of politico donors and Murdoch approves or dissaproves🤦

[@mrg4847]

Best PM in Oz by far!

[@janetbransdon3742]

This was when politics was exciting and easy to listen to.

[@gazzamacca9813]

I enjoyed watching queston time back then. Great theatre

[@rossalynsmith5253]

The only reason they did it was to be on the news that night

[@sheerluckholmes7720]

@@rossalynsmith5253 🎯

[@eziobaroncelli7022]

I can only imagine what he would rip into Morrison about the Brittany Higgins fiasco

[@tonyberich8204]

Morrision is not even in the same ball park. keating would tear that fraud to pieces. I would pay money to see keating take scotty from marketing on. I can just imagine it, Morrision slowly bleeding out. Like Muhammad Ali playing with a second rate contender. Like a tiger with a mouse.

[@waynejones3870]

There are no politicians in Canberra now with the oration skills of Keating.

[@Blackgeoff1]

There are no politicians in Canberra now at all

[@sweetcell8767]

Good old ACME Fightback. PK kept it in his drawer. I love it!!!

[@Petarkco]

Until it was stolen :(

[@stevenxia2944]

Back to the 90s, I found politicians are more frank and straight-up, yet still got sense of humor!

[@zekejones2249]

Look at the great man just destroying these clowns.

[@weburnitatbothends]

@@denicebizbeebizeebee968 can you send me a link to Fred? Do you mean Right Said Fred? Great stuff to listen too, timeless response to Keating kzbin.info/www/bejne/enO9apapod6smZI

[@harleyd9180]

Paul Keating just shredding Hewson and his front bench at will. Glory days.

[@paulgrundy8879]

An Australian national treasure 😍

[@robertfonovic3551]

that should be buried and forgotten

[@richardfinlayson1524]

Man, I love Keating,I must admit I was in hysterics when he did that talk about the subs, seriously he made a few very good points. At least he has passion.....he's right about the Nationals too

[@peterkirgan6850]

Paul should have been on stage! He was a comical genius!!!

[@westnblu]

They did do a musical based on Keating's term in office.

[@graemel3069]

Indeed Paul was Sir!

[@madness8556]

@@westnblu I saw Keating The Musical in 2008. It was brilliant!

[@westnblu]

@@madness8556 . Often the opposition from their expressions had front row seats to a show themselves when Keating was letting loose.. Haha.

[@madness8556]

@@westnblu I just love the fact that Keating was so politically incorrect when delivering his outbursts and one liners. Honestly I don't know any other notable politician from the past 40 years that had the whit to do what Keating could do like a stand up comedian. An interesting fact is that Jeff Kennett, former Victorian Liberal premier hated John Howard but got along famously with Paul Keating when they were both in office.

[@michaelloftus3282]

We need another like him, simply the best!

[@artkidolee2162]

He’s a real leader, strong yet charismatic, with the interests of his ppl in his heart

[@Cyclone-Enoch]

Paul Keating was a brilliant antagonist of Liberal Garden Gnomes. 🎉🎉 Australia's Larrikin Working class values owes a debt of allegiance to his unique witticisms, he had balls and intelligence to match.🎉🎉

[@johnaboardviolet237]

Paul Keating please come back in to public service. Australia needs you.

[@fase1doughnut]

Watching footage of Keating in parliament is my new favourite hobby

[@7TrulyMarion7]

He's a champion!!! I love listening to him give it to all those scumbags!! He is so good!!! What an entertainer!!

[@loretta_3843]

Question time has never been the same!

[@SA-oy9pn]

When Australian parliament question time was entertaining.

[@Blackgeoff1]

Back then it was the best thing on television

[@discount8508]

can you imagine australia ever having another PM as sharp and capable as Keating ...................because neither can I

[@mikeg6606]

Boss level. Be good to have a Parliamentary performer like PJ with Labor values now.

[@leecoops2002]

One would be surprised to find any honourable values present in any of the current parties. We find our political direction by keeping the compass firmly on Americas butt and send out the best grovelers money can buy to agree to whatever posture other countries would like us to take while hard working Australians go to work so they can afford to live in their cars. Todays political arena is nothing short of a circus with so called members that would be lucky to hit water if they fell out of a boat. Paul Keating knew Australia was great. He knew how to set things straight and put what was right for Australia in place. Thinking about who or what runs our country now just makes me tired and sad.

[@daviddoan68]

Paul is my most favourite politician, second is Malcom. Sad is the day Paul is no longer with us.

[@deathrowinmate28]

His vision of Australia becoming part of the greater global economy was genius. Dropping all the import tariffs to encourage our exports and has created the wonderful economy we have today. Many items today are far cheaper then ever. Cars especially are cheaper and we all benefit from that. I used to manufacture products and distribute Australia wide. 7 years ago I sacked the last of my employees and now I sit back and import goods that are drop shipped Australia wide. I've never had it so good thanks to import tariffs reduced and only 2 employees instead of 35 and no factory to maintain and just a small office to operate my business. This makes Australia more efficient. I like many other businesses are far benefiting from this legislation change. Long live Labour. Thank you Labour.

[@eliasshaer1235]

Very Intelligent.. charisma ! It’s what is missing in politics!

[@janedunn3086]

I adore Paul Keating, he was the best.

[@janedunn3086]

@Units Received - get rid off the Union Jack & have an Australian designed flag. Canada has its own flag - why not Australia?