Speaker 1: You're on Kiss You've got Mikey Brooklyn Bianca Die in Turn, Pete.
Speaker 1: It is your last day here at Kiss in Turn, Pete,
Speaker 1: and we have a super mysterious guest for you, a
Speaker 1: surprise for your no.
Speaker 2: I feel so vulnerable. I'm wearing a mask because normally
Speaker 2: I produce these sort of segments, so I'm very confused.
Speaker 3: You don't know who it is they're getting close to
Speaker 3: you right now.
Speaker 2: Peter feels so vulnerable.
Speaker 3: I do, because you've met this person before.
Speaker 2: Something just blew on. Oh someone's blowing on my their
Speaker 2: breath on my neck?
Speaker 4: Lovely? Any idea who we would bring in for your
Speaker 4: final show, Pete? I just can't. Why don't you? Why
Speaker 4: don't you hug him? Mystery guests?
Speaker 5: Little?
Speaker 4: Can you? Are you okay with him?
Speaker 2: A little hug?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's strong.
Speaker 2: He's very strong.
Speaker 4: Male or female?
Speaker 2: Well, the way I've got tap them? Assuming it's a male,
Speaker 2: The hell, that's what we all hang on. Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: that's like hairdresser vibes.
Speaker 3: Smell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's even met.
Speaker 2: That's perfect.
Speaker 4: We met.
Speaker 2: If this is my cousin or my sister, or.
Speaker 4: That happened with your cousin, again. Okay, nothing but nothing.
Speaker 2: This is a celebration, Mikey nothing.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we want to reveal her.
Speaker 1: Okay, get the person to speak, okay, yes see if
Speaker 1: I'm guessed, could come up to the microphone number four there.
Speaker 3: Maybe one word, one word, just one word.
Speaker 4: Kiss, all right, just say kiss, kiss? Say it again, huh.
Speaker 5: Kiss.
Speaker 3: It's alright.
Speaker 4: He is such a big fan of Pauline Hanson. She
Speaker 4: is joining us right now. Good morning.
Speaker 5: I had to say it was Moulbury that was he
Speaker 5: would have go to one pie.
Speaker 4: That's nice to meet you. We brought you in here
Speaker 4: for Pete's final day.
Speaker 5: I heard about that my politician.
Speaker 2: Mum. Hello, I think I blot my microphone.
Speaker 5: I'm very well.
Speaker 2: Okay, no, congrats to you. You're about to become by min.
Speaker 2: It's a look at all the button the lower House,
Speaker 2: the everything house.
Speaker 5: But I need all the help I can get. You
Speaker 5: told me you wanted to work for me. She finishing up?
Speaker 5: Where's I haven't.
Speaker 4: Quite got that.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's another job, but I'm.
Speaker 4: Forgot about did Pauline.
Speaker 3: Pete's been telling us that he is locked in as
Speaker 3: a candidate for one Nation at the next election.
Speaker 5: You know, it's you sound like a politician. Yeah, tell
Speaker 5: you all these things and it doesn't follow through.
Speaker 4: Would you actually have him run for you in a
Speaker 4: in a seat? Would you run away from all?
Speaker 2: She would? She?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: At the Parliament House he was full on, he was
Speaker 5: he was full on many ways he won. But anyway,
Speaker 5: I actually did follow through. He made sure things happened.
Speaker 5: He kept me on my toes and he was very committed.
Speaker 2: I really am Paul, And I guess I could do
Speaker 2: both roles, that's the thing. So the new job and
Speaker 2: then I could I could also run for a seat.
Speaker 4: Perhaps you're saying politicians don't work very hard. No, not
Speaker 4: at all. No, I don't know.
Speaker 2: We just get our hands dirty. Where company country people,
Speaker 2: we know how to get a hands dirty, that's for sure.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 4: I can't believe you're here.
Speaker 2: Where did you fight out on the on the jet,
Speaker 2: on the on the plane that you got from missus Reinhut.
Speaker 4: Don't mention the war?
Speaker 2: Sorry, sorry, I'm just so excited to see you deal.
Speaker 4: With that plane. Do you get to fly yourself or
Speaker 4: you have a pilot.
Speaker 5: I've got a pilots and it's not a pilot's license,
Speaker 5: so I can tell you that's not Susan.
Speaker 4: Did Susan Leisha was a pilot. What happened to her?
Speaker 5: She's your pilot now that he give her a job,
Speaker 5: I've got a pilot. So James, who's my chief of staff,
Speaker 5: he's also a pilot, so that he's in the corner
Speaker 5: over here, right, he has to upgrade because we get
Speaker 5: a little jabbarou. So this is an upgrade from the Jabbarou.
Speaker 5: But we've been up to rock Hampton, we went down
Speaker 5: to Aubrey Wodonga so and we went to Bathurst last weekend.
Speaker 5: So we're getting in those country areas. So it's been
Speaker 5: fantastic to get around.
Speaker 2: Oh god, sorry I called your man before. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: I just realized. And when you tap me on the
Speaker 2: shold my issue very strong, Pauline, that was good on you. Hell,
Speaker 2: I'm taking.
Speaker 4: Back, I know. Is this the best surprise ever?
Speaker 2: So great, so great.
Speaker 4: I'm mega fan.
Speaker 2: When I got to hang out with Pauline in partment houses,
Speaker 2: what absolute cree highlight for me, just to see you
Speaker 2: in action, the way you just tell other people how
Speaker 2: it is. It's just so great.
Speaker 5: You here at the time when I warn the Burke, Yes,
Speaker 5: I no, So it's a lot was happening that day
Speaker 5: with me so much, but that's not my normal office.
Speaker 5: We're not going to go back there.
Speaker 6: Like radio, it's great. It's a circus, right, it's a circus.
Speaker 6: In Parliament it's a circus. Politics is a circus. So
Speaker 6: there's radio. It's a circus.
Speaker 4: It is you be used to it every day.
Speaker 6: What's the craziest thing that's happened for you in say, actually,
Speaker 6: maybe you the circus after you.
Speaker 5: The craziest thing is dealing with those crazy politicians in there,
Speaker 5: like marine fruky, literal thorpe and payment and a couple
Speaker 5: of hours. So honestly, that's a.
Speaker 4: Certain get along at all? Like is it really?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 4: How do we agree?
Speaker 1: I don't think, but you'd think maybe behind closed doors
Speaker 1: and police secretly get a lot to them.
Speaker 5: I have absolutely nothing to do with them. I think
Speaker 5: they're nasty. I think they're that's my opinion about them.
Speaker 5: We're just are complete opposites in our policies. I think
Speaker 5: their views. Look, you can have different opinions and views,
Speaker 5: but when you get constantly thrown at you your racist.
Speaker 5: You'll this across the chamber. It gets a bit much
Speaker 5: and they.
Speaker 1: Will do that, like you're not far from each other,
Speaker 1: will they yell out you're racist?
Speaker 5: Like to yes all the time, tells me he tells
Speaker 5: me to go back where you came from, or you know,
Speaker 5: basically he throws paper in my face that time. It's
Speaker 5: just just constant.
Speaker 4: Anyone you get along with, like from the other side,
Speaker 4: Elbow Barnaby, Joyce, Alexantik.
Speaker 5: He's a lovely fellow, Alex. It's lovely. Yeah. So there's
Speaker 5: only a couple in there. But I very much keep
Speaker 5: to myself and my team, and you know, I'll say
Speaker 5: hello to a few of the others.
Speaker 3: But Paulina, you've going for the top job now, are
Speaker 3: you locked in that? That's a possibility because the Poles
Speaker 3: have one nation, a neck and neck with Labour.
Speaker 5: Now, you guys looking for an exclusive here, If.
Speaker 6: You can't give us a headline, it'd be good.
Speaker 1: I really want to know that, Pauline, because Brooklyn and
Speaker 1: I had a bit of a debate about it, and
Speaker 1: I hear mixed messages, right, so you.
Speaker 5: Want to be there's nothing mixed about it at all.
Speaker 5: What I wanted to see one nation in government? You do.
Speaker 5: We are the only party that's really going to turn
Speaker 5: this country around. And I want vision. I have vision
Speaker 5: for this country. I want to, you know, incentivize people,
Speaker 5: look after the young ones coming through, give them the
Speaker 5: opportunities that we had when I was growing up in Australia.
Speaker 5: I want to get rid of the gender what's going on.
Speaker 5: I want to get rid of the climate change which
Speaker 5: is destroying industries, manufacturing business. And I think that we
Speaker 5: can do it, but not under the major political parties.
Speaker 3: So to get into government, right, you've got to win.
Speaker 3: Is it about seventy.
Speaker 5: Seats seventy six seeds, So that's.
Speaker 4: Easy to do.
Speaker 3: But do you think you can because I you've got
Speaker 3: to find that's seventy eighty good people.
Speaker 5: That's a movement happening. So people are waking up. They
Speaker 5: want change, and I'm getting a lot from the younger ones.
Speaker 5: They want change. They're not happy that the direction of
Speaker 5: the country that's going. And if anything, I'm pulling the
Speaker 5: Liberals and National Parties back to the Conservative side to
Speaker 5: address the policies that they have not done anything about.
Speaker 4: But just to be clear, would you want to be
Speaker 4: prime minister leader.
Speaker 5: If it means to actually get one nation into government?
Speaker 5: I will. I'm not going to keep propping up the
Speaker 5: Coalition or anyone else. I've got my policies. I'm putting
Speaker 5: it out there what we want to do for the country.
Speaker 5: So you don't go out there and promote yourself if
Speaker 5: you don't want a top job. That's a decision. A
Speaker 5: decision I will have to make is to stand for
Speaker 5: the Lower House. It was still two years outside the election.
Speaker 5: That decision will be made whether I stand and Senate
Speaker 5: or whether we actually find a leader for the Lower House.
Speaker 6: Pauline, I just want to ask, You've got like three
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty thousand followers on Instagram, right, that's a
Speaker 6: lot you could be an influencer.
Speaker 3: You thought about that big on Facebook too?
Speaker 6: Yeah, a million on getting the younger vote, right, Guys
Speaker 6: like do you use your Instagram to try and influence
Speaker 6: the younger people who are not They're not going to
Speaker 6: be watching the six cop news.
Speaker 4: No one watches that. You know.
Speaker 5: What's influenced the young ones is our cartoons. And actually
Speaker 5: we've got the other one coming out again today, so
Speaker 5: we're in our fourth season, so that you.
Speaker 6: Know, as cartoons. Sorry, I don't follow movie.
Speaker 4: At the premiere of the movie.
Speaker 5: Get on and have a look at the go on
Speaker 5: you tube and look at our please explain okay, okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: And they explained to people in a satirical manner matter
Speaker 5: of what's happening in politics, and I love it. And
Speaker 5: some of the views. We've had over a million views.
Speaker 5: And the Robert Irwin won we had over five million views.
Speaker 4: So he's a Pauline fan.
Speaker 5: No, look at me.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 5: He was a bit upset with me over Blue God.
Speaker 4: All right, hey, thank you so much for coming in
Speaker 4: and for Pete.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Fin day. Hug it out.