James McCann

I mean, also, when the Soviets came over, the Germans didn't give them benefits and stayed in four-star hotels.

You might have to get rid of all the benefits.

Well, it's sad to watch someone die of an illness that you could fix.

I mean, in Australia, this is never the conversation is about benefits and immigrants and things because we have rich immigrants.

That's the, we're facing a, I don't know of a country in the Northern hemisphere that's having this, but it's quite hard to get to Australia if you're poor.

I mean, there's a big sea and there's a lot of policemen in the sea, but we've got very wealthy people from India and China coming and they can support themselves, but they also take housing.

The housing market is flooded with new arrivals.

We've got hundreds of thousands of people showing up and we can't build houses quick enough.

And there's still the unease, even though there's not the benefit conversation.

There's still a sense of displacement.

And I think Australia is getting pretty rowdy.

I haven't been there for it, but it looks like they're not happy.

You know what I always found interesting about Australia is that on the one hand, you've got this macho sporting culture of like, you know, the bloke, the Aussie bloke.

Look at you.

Absolutely.

Look at you.

You're a big hunk of man, James.

But you've also...

You went pretty woke in a bit.

Yeah.