Speaker 1: Please welcome.
Speaker 2: Hey is Ali Langdon here from a Current Affair and
Speaker 2: up for a logo. You can vote now for Ali
Speaker 2: and a Current Affair at tvweeklogis dot com dot Are
Speaker 2: you Ali Langdon joining us Live Morning All Morning?
Speaker 3: Can I tell you I'm super stressed about this competition
Speaker 3: with Brooklyn Don't.
Speaker 1: You'll be fine.
Speaker 2: We will get to that, right, we have this coming up.
Speaker 2: You're both journalists, although we'll talk about the journalism skills
Speaker 2: hosting a Current Affair. By the way, how many years
Speaker 2: you've been doing it now?
Speaker 4: This is into my fourth year.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, and we had some big journals before. You're
Speaker 2: like Ray Martin hosting it. It must have been an honor
Speaker 2: of a lifetime to come.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean Tracy Grimshaw, I share for seventeen years before
Speaker 3: before I came in. So, I mean, the show's been
Speaker 3: on air forever for fifty years, but I think they've
Speaker 3: only had like five hosts.
Speaker 4: So you're of no pressure, right, no pressure.
Speaker 1: What are your favorite types of stories to do on there?
Speaker 2: Would you build us?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do a couple of those, and you know,
Speaker 3: we had a great one last week that's gone absolutely
Speaker 3: nuts on Birdman. So the anonymous man who turns up
Speaker 3: at four o'clock and feet thousands of birds and then
Speaker 3: everyone goes insane because they've woken up at five.
Speaker 1: He's just got like a bucket of birds seed.
Speaker 3: That crazy lady from the Mary Poppins movie, you know,
Speaker 3: she feeds the pigeons.
Speaker 2: Did you find him? Have you tracked him down?
Speaker 3: Oh, Maggie Rayworth has tracked him down. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: we found him.
Speaker 4: So our next story will be the Birdman Unmasked.
Speaker 2: What about like back in the day, used to do
Speaker 2: you know, sort of the rocking up to people's homes
Speaker 2: and or not homes, but you know, going to a
Speaker 2: dodgy business and what do we call that when you
Speaker 2: go up and confront them.
Speaker 3: We call it a bounce. And it's still very much
Speaker 3: a part of the job that we do. You know,
Speaker 3: you talk to the victims, you talk to people who've
Speaker 3: been ripped off, and then we're not happy leaving the
Speaker 3: story there. We want to hunt that person down, the
Speaker 3: stories to them and just you know what if nothing
Speaker 3: else make them feel a little bit uncomfortable. Well, I mean,
Speaker 3: I sit in the studio, I've got a dodgy nie.
Speaker 3: I'm not allowed to chase anyone down the streets. Steve
Speaker 3: Marshall had had a story on Monday night where he
Speaker 3: had four bounces and one of them was a Supreme
Speaker 3: Court judge.
Speaker 4: And I mean not in that, not in.
Speaker 3: His capacity as that in another capacity, but yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean that that was that was bouncing on.
Speaker 1: I always think a current affair gets a bad rap
Speaker 1: in terms of like all they do is chase down
Speaker 1: dodgy builders. But if there was no current affair, you
Speaker 1: could have threatened your build up with going to a
Speaker 1: current affair.
Speaker 3: Literally, But it's more than that too, Like we get
Speaker 3: results for people all the time, and it's the greatest
Speaker 3: part of the terms. At the end of it, I
Speaker 3: can say, hey, you know we've got this person there
Speaker 3: nda is funding or we've done we've fixed this. The
Speaker 3: insurance company is going to look at this claim where
Speaker 3: someone's been living in a house full of mold for
Speaker 3: years because they haven't they have been insurance didn't go
Speaker 3: through properly. And it's a really, really nice feeling. It's
Speaker 3: just that idea of just standing up for the little
Speaker 3: guy and it comes with the power of the brand.
Speaker 3: Like you threaten the current affair, we make a phone
Speaker 3: call saying we're acquiring. It's amazing how quickly things do
Speaker 3: turn around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's unreal.
Speaker 1: What about what.
Speaker 3: You interviewed Bonnie Blue?
Speaker 5: Didn't you?
Speaker 4: I did that like that?
Speaker 1: That was you must be a big supporter.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: What was funny is that because I did so much
Speaker 3: research on that and to get the tone right, not
Speaker 3: to be that naky person, but also not to come
Speaker 3: across as someone who supports what she's doing, but to
Speaker 3: kind of get an insight into why and what happens
Speaker 3: inside her brain. But I had to watch so much beforehand.
Speaker 3: We're we're at a party about film. No no, no,
Speaker 3: no no no, with mates with mates, with a one
Speaker 3: of my husband's friends, and about a week beforehand, so
Speaker 3: I says, what have you been up to? And I went, oh,
Speaker 3: my gosh, I have watched more porn in the last
Speaker 3: than any human shot.
Speaker 1: Why did your husband's mates have to be there?
Speaker 4: No, no, no no no. I wasn't no no.
Speaker 3: I was at a party and I've been up to
Speaker 3: and I'd been watching but I didn't give them any
Speaker 3: context deliberately because I thought it. And my husband came
Speaker 3: up going, what the hell are you telling my mates
Speaker 3: and what are you watching? Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was, it was. It was a dark duve and
Speaker 4: I found it all very sad.
Speaker 1: What do you think is going on in her mind?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: The hard thing is like you you know, when she
Speaker 3: turns around and says, I I love this and all like,
Speaker 3: I don't see how that is possible.
Speaker 4: I don't see.
Speaker 3: But I also, as a woman, can't tell her how
Speaker 3: she thinks or feels about it. I worry about in
Speaker 3: years to come, how that how that sits.
Speaker 1: With her and being pregnant now.
Speaker 3: And yeah, but look, you know, and that's why that's
Speaker 3: why she was an interesting Yeah, she would have been
Speaker 3: who what would you say has been in the forty
Speaker 3: years that you've been doing this your most memorable guest.
Speaker 4: I would have to say Professor Richard.
Speaker 3: Scolily, because it was just a beautiful friendship. He was
Speaker 3: he I mean, he helped cure melanoma and then had
Speaker 3: an incurable brain cancer, but putting his life on the
Speaker 3: line as a guinea pig to try all these new
Speaker 3: therapies and has moved science forward twenty years in doing so.
Speaker 4: And he was just an incredible human.
Speaker 3: And I've become really good mates with little Nikki Tadross
Speaker 3: who was the little boy who lost his mum in
Speaker 3: the sea. What helicopter crash and he was severely injured
Speaker 3: and he is just a you know, a little darling.
Speaker 4: And those they're the ones.
Speaker 3: You know. There are lots that do stay with you,
Speaker 3: but there are two that sort of became, you know,
Speaker 3: great friends.
Speaker 2: Now we're here. You're a good rapper? Are you a rapper?
Speaker 4: I've won songs, but I kill it. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: I don't think I've ever done it without a few drinks.
Speaker 4: And luckily, oh I'm a drink so morning.
Speaker 2: What is baby got pack?
Speaker 1: Oh don't you enjoy.
Speaker 2: It from the start with the oh my god, up sober? Yeah,
Speaker 2: this will be interested.
Speaker 1: I don't know the words enough.
Speaker 4: Big butts and I can a lie. You bustns and
Speaker 4: I when a girl was singing with any wasting.
Speaker 3: Around things in your face, you get sprung. You gotta
Speaker 3: pull up tough because you know that butt. It's tough.
Speaker 4: It's deep in the juices, wear red. I hooked and
Speaker 4: I can't stop staring.
Speaker 3: Oh baby, I want to get witcher and take your
Speaker 3: picture my homeboice tried to warm baby, but you got
Speaker 3: make it feels so horty.
Speaker 4: You say, yo, get my hands, will use me, use me?
Speaker 2: Jacob average group.
Speaker 3: I see them dance sim hell weird romance, she sweat wet.
Speaker 1: Oh my god of magazines.
Speaker 3: Average But no one's oh so fellas, yeah fellas, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you'll preaking up the button. Hell yeah, Shakha Shaka's healthy.
Speaker 1: But you got that.
Speaker 4: Any credibility I may have had.
Speaker 2: We're going to put you up against Brooklyn. Do you
Speaker 2: think Brooklyn's a real journalists because no, no, no, no, apart
Speaker 2: from the fact that he reads news on kiss you know,
Speaker 2: which is not exactly a current affairs quite different.
Speaker 1: Went to Uni, right, I dropped out of university.
Speaker 4: Some of the greatest trains Brooklyn do.
Speaker 2: Not go to university.
Speaker 4: They're all billionaires. Though.
Speaker 2: Can you say you're a real journalist if you don't
Speaker 2: have the journalism degree?
Speaker 4: Yes, I think you can. Yeah. I'm backing you on this.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mainly because.
Speaker 3: If I rubbish you right now and then you win,
Speaker 3: who has egg on their face?
Speaker 2: Well, let's see, we are going to Ali Langdon up
Speaker 2: against Brooklyn, dropped out of university journalists.
Speaker 4: Potential Walkley winner Brooklyn one day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, I stand by. We're going to do
Speaker 2: that with a little game involving balloons.
Speaker 1: Oh, next, they're coming in.
Speaker 2: Okay, more with Ali Langdon here on Kiss Good Morning.
Speaker 2: She is up for a gold LOGI. Ali Langdon is
Speaker 2: joining us and of course host of the current affair,
Speaker 2: well known renowned journalists up against Brooklyn Ross who dropped
Speaker 2: out of university. How long did you do it?
Speaker 3: Uni?
Speaker 1: I did a full year.
Speaker 2: Four year degree, right, three years?
Speaker 1: Three?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Where did you did you do? Bathist?
Speaker 4: I went to Bathist? Ye?
Speaker 2: Yes, so many really like prominent journalists went to that UNI.
Speaker 4: There was there was a lot that went that went
Speaker 4: through there. I'm just really worried how you've set this up.
Speaker 2: Okay, So here's the deal. We got balloons each, three
Speaker 2: balloons each. If you get a question right, you pop
Speaker 2: the balloon.
Speaker 1: Right, so we don't pop while we're answering.
Speaker 2: No, you get it right, you get to pop. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we understand. And they're all news based questions.
Speaker 1: And the balloon's necessary to this game.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, without it fails Amy, Yes, question number one,
Speaker 2: yell out your name, by the way.
Speaker 1: If you know the answer the name, Okay, you're going down.
Speaker 3: Who is the current premiere of Victoria Ali Ali Ali,
Speaker 3: Ben Carroll.
Speaker 2: Politic stuff on a current affair not as much these days,
Speaker 2: boring little.
Speaker 3: Bits and bobs, bits and bobs, but I do try
Speaker 3: and read the paper.
Speaker 2: Okay, what was the name of Quanas's record breaking twenty
Speaker 2: four hours to London flight?
Speaker 1: Yep, Project Sunrise, go on, pop the balloon?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I'm actually contractually not allowed to say that word.
Speaker 3: Quantums no sun.
Speaker 4: So I knew it. I knew it, but couldn't answer away.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Question number three, who was taken over as the coach
Speaker 3: of the New South Ali.
Speaker 2: Harlee Matt King, You know you're there?
Speaker 3: You go for country New South Wales, My friend, my
Speaker 3: team's manly so when we're.
Speaker 4: Not looking for the finals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, move on, Okay, all right, here we go. What
Speaker 2: is the name? So we want like the scientific name
Speaker 2: of the bird flu strain that has been detected in
Speaker 2: Australia Brookland H one N one not correct, my friends.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what scientific name h those letters
Speaker 3: but you're missing.
Speaker 5: One more H one one You're both wrong flu five
Speaker 5: and one Okay behind Australia.
Speaker 2: Which country came second at the two thousand Oh?
Speaker 1: Ali you can't. I'm very confident on this one.
Speaker 3: Oh man, it's actually between two. England Yeah, sorry, I panics.
Speaker 3: I should have said my.
Speaker 1: Name one in mine to celebrate her.
Speaker 2: So who's won that?
Speaker 4: I think Australia one this morning, Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: Congratulations you have one, but now you've got to win
Speaker 2: the gold LOGI.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's the Beau, bring it home. Okay, you're
Speaker 4: going to help you in the vote. You are, so
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Okay, so if you want to vote, I have.
Speaker 3: Lost TV week logis dot com dot are you Alie?
Speaker 2: You're getting my vote purely for that wrap.
Speaker 3: Thanks so much. Thanks guys, that was very fun, well done.
Speaker 3: We'll play a sport, yeah,