Piers Morgan, the man who literally wrote the book on the so-called anti-woke backlash, was an interesting choice of interviewer by Anthony Albanese.
: the royals, the republican cause, Barry Humphries and cancel culture. Is Joe Biden too old? Is Donald Trump a crook? What is the definition of a woman? What about the cricket?“What is a woman, prime minister?” Morgan asked.“How difficult was that to answer?” Morgan responded.“I think that we’ve got to be able to laugh at ourselves,” Albanese said, adding his favourite show,Don’t be rewriting children’s books either, the prime minister went on: “It is what it is at the time.
To many it would be puzzling to work out why the prime minister thinks he needs to do appear on such a show. But it was a deliberate choice from a leader who appears supremely confident in his own skin, in his own job and of his electoral position.
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