Kyle Sandilands

Oh, so he's a lunatic.

Yeah, he'd been reported missing by his family a few days earlier and then it showed up to Mar-a-Lago and the Secret Service confronted him and shot him.

See, this is what the problem is with American television.

The anti-Trump people, and you can not like a president.

There's plenty of people here that don't like Albo and plenty of people that like Albo.

But in America, you watch TV and the lies that the opposition party, the ones that aren't currently in government... The Democrats.

The lies that they're telling everyone about the police, Gestapo and Germans, they're Nazis, they're fascists, they're ruining people's lives.

Like, it's a narrative that causes people that are already sort of on the edge of lunacy to fully believe this stuff...

and then they try and kill the president.

These are people that have never really had any real problems.

Like the guy who actually tried to assassinate Trump, he was actually a Trump fan a year before that, but then got into a relationship with the trans guy and then listening to all the... from that world about how Trump hates this and... They get indoctrinated by what they're exposed to, either online or in person or on the television, and it turns people... They hear this rhetoric enough...

to believe, oh, these people are evil, and then they feel they're going to go and kill these people.

It's a very, very bad and dangerous situation.

I don't know how it ever gets to a point in someone's mind where they think, oh, the best solution here is to go and try to take out a president.

It's not clear thinking.

It's clearly an issue or a problem.

And the people over in America, the news companies and everything, they're pushing all these lies and the carry-on.

You may not like someone's agenda or political preference.

That's fine.

Then you vote them out at the next election.