Samantha Maiden

So you're getting that thing where everything's divided a third, a third, a third.

The Labor government is on a really low primary.

The Conservatives are completely shot to smotherines and don't really know if they're Arthur or Martha.

And then you've got this resurgent reform UK under the Nigel Farage banner.

It's really the same thing in a lot of ways.

The problem that they've got is that he's trying to run all this anti-immigration stuff, you know, like he's trying to say the numbers are too high and the quality is too low, whatever that means, right?

You know, like how does he come at Pauline?

It's a really tricky problem for him.

But the fact that he's scared, he doesn't know how to do it, kind of makes me wonder a little bit as well as if he doesn't really believe at all.

I just wonder about that, you know, because I think that, you know, Angus Taylor is an economic conservative.

Is he really been someone who's like a ranging anti-immigration person his whole career?

Like, I'm not sure if he is.

And I'm even a bit fascinated by the hasty thing, right?

Because

Hastie has run lots of anti-immigration stuff, right?

So when Hastie comes out and he's like, I'd rather get taken out in a box.

Sorry, I'm doing it again.

I'm doing my ridiculous presentation.

But when he's so bolshie like, you know, like man the barricades, you know, we fight One Nation at dawn.

Yeah, like I think that there's definitely, I've spoken to Liberal MPs in the last week who aren't sure whether Angus Taylor's going to go the distance.