Vision needed but not wanted 
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Itâs likely very hard to find climate-change denying, Trumpism supporting, Liberal/Hillsong worshipping media talent who are under 35. An old manâs news channel should probably be anchored by old men.
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Wuss. 
Michael has turned into a Rudy Giuliani or Karl Rove. Both has-beens still struggling to remain relevant by self promotion.
Daisy for the record, is a fake & fraud, deliberately putting on an act to find an audience. Ask anyone in the comic scene.
In the US, the gullible few that actually believe what Fox, OANN, The Blaze & Newsmax tell them, have already made their judgments hence being spoonfed prior to the feeding occurring literally.
In Australia, Sky is laughed at as a try hard, cheap, wannabe
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Not a thing in Australia, especially on the right - Iâm sure Sky keeps a close eye on YouTube for any up and comers. The closest you have on either side of politics is FriendlyJordies and youâd never see him on Sky even though heâs far more right leaning then his supporters might believe.
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Donât think Michael Costa was even that good of a NSW politician during his time at Macquarie Street? But this discussion is probably best had in another thread.
GeezâŚIâm not really sure what to say about that.
Now thereâs someone I personally find hard to take seriously these days, remembering what Caleb Bond used to be like before News Corp discovered him about five years ago.
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and a lot of those who would fall into that category are probably a bit too far right
He dribbles so much shit that he could be concurrently left and right wing sometime
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Chris Kenny has defended his upcoming documentary on Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull, saying itâs not political payback.
Neither of them have been able to recognise their own failures. With their News Corp rants what they are doing is trying to blame others for their own failures. Politics is a rough game and they have had a lot of good media and criticism too along the way. In the end, both Rudd and Turnbull failed because they were unable to keep their party rooms united behind them. They also lost popularity with the public as well.
Instead of any self-examination and accepting failure on their own part, they are both out there trying to blame others and itâs not just News Corp. They are trying to blame and seek revenge on former political colleagues.
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Oh Kenny, you kill me, you bastard
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Chris Kennyâs commentary about how the Australian media would largely be focusing on the green-left agenda if it wasnât for News Corp/talkback radio: Youâve got to be kidding me.
I canât think of any mainstream Australian media organisation which is as biased to the left in their coverage as News Corp/talkback radio is to the right.
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Chris Kenny is a joke. I would never take anything he says seriously as his opinion is flawed and biased.
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Except Kenny would sound more credible than Chris Kenny despite the fact that you canât even hear half of what heâs muffling on about.
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Spotted a new name super being used above the headline super. They used to drop the headline super before. Looks much better, but it stays up for the entire interview/cross like a live super which is a bit weird. I think CNN do similar but they rotate through the intervieweeâs Twitter, title, etc.
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Is this why Kenny was trending on Twitter lol.
No, something on him bitching about the ABC saying something about ScoMoâs speech to the happy clappers, and denying his doco is a hit piece on Rudd and Turnball.
Is she pretending sheâs not on Sky? If I canât see you then you canât see me?
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Paul Murray is broadcasting live from Ballarat in western Victoria tonight, with guest artist Pete Murray.
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Gotta hand it to sky. They have done hundreds of live broadcasts from small and medium sized cities across Australia now for half a decade.
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Itâs good to see them broadcast from regional centres
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