Rational Members Of The Government

This came out in an interview with my colleague, Wolf Wilfred Frost. And I, I was surprised, first of all, because it's Peter Kyle who is, you know, he's, he's not a Wildman in any way, shape or form.

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I was surprised that he doubled down and I am surprised to hear that Heidi Alexander, who is also, you know, one of the more rational members of the government, has come out to bat on on this one because .

Whatever they intended to say, it is manifestly over the top to say about anybody. And you know, Nigel Farage and I go back a long way, but it's and and we've had many gals, but it was top to say about anybody that they are on the side.Of predators, unless by the way, you then want to produce some evidence.

My view is that they should basically just say look misspoken, but there's an important issue here. Get on with talking about that. But where I think this has a deeper.That point is that the and you, you 2 will have experiences a lot the tendency in politics at the moment, particularly with very difficult policy areas where there's a trade off and somebody's going to be.

I'm unhappy, whatever you say. The tendency is to avoid talking about the real issue and play the man, not the ball, and to introduce, for example, guilt by association. And I find that and really unpleasant aspect of contemporary politics that leading politicians.

Would rather talk about each other and say and make an argument about why the other person is a bad person rather than tackle the issue about the real choices that they've had to make. I think we respect them more if they said, look, I know that there's a legitimate.