Kyle Sandilands

How refreshing to hear some truth through the eyes and words of an immigrant woman.

She was chief of staff.

Oh, were you?

Yeah, I was like, you just fired me.

And what I don't like, though, is, like, I love all that, but when I see the Aboriginal folks on TV saying that it's a day of mourning and everything, like, that's very real to them.

Yeah.

So we've got to do something that works for everyone.

What's wrong with that?

Anyone who's walking the planet now, none of us are to blame for what anyone previous to us did.

As a culture, no one's to blame.

Definitely not.

People don't want to be attacked by anti-Australia Day trolls while they're having the time of their lives in their backyard with their friends.

We were up at the coast at one of our houses, you know, just milling around.

No, I wasn't on a boat.

Do you like a boat?

I do love a boat.

He chums on the boat with his handful of tablets as well.

It does, but it's just anti-Norcia tablets, right?

Well, that's very interesting.

I also saw on the news.com.au site a bunch of ladies in Sydney celebrating, doing photos with Captain Cook and waving flags, and then a young Aboriginal boy with a flag, an Invasion Day sort of a T-shirt, was mouthing off horrifically disgraceful comments to the white women, saying that he hopes for white genocide and...