The Bolt Report

Weeks out from the US mid-term elections, can President Trump stop the wheels from falling off? And should two technology hacks ring alarm bells for digital safety?

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The Albanese government allows Australia to become increasingly divided, Palestinian elections postponed despite assurances they'd be held. Plus, strikes on Saudi Arabia further Trump's Middle East dilemma.

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Campaigners fight the war memorial's plan to honour the so-called frontier wars with Aborigines, Australian socialists say the violent protests in France have inspired them. Plus, disturbing footage of pro-Palestine protesters yesterday.

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The Albanese government licks its wounds after polling blow, three years after October 7 and the West still lacks moral clarity. Plus, ADF bases easily breached in US Pentagon's secret security test.

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Nationals Leader Matt Canavan joins to explain the Coalition's new immigration plan, and has identity politics crumbled in one Sydney council?

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Pauline Hanson's strange policy launch in Victoria praising a cop killer as an inspiration, the shocking riots in France. Plus, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor takes legal action against the police who arrested him.

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$200 million tax-funded bailout for flailing smelter thanks to net zero, AMP warns prices to tumble by 10 to 15 per cent. Plus, Anthony Albanese compares radical-left Greens to Pauline Hanson's One Nation.

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An Islamic preacher says Muslims should take up arms against Jews and Christians, Victoria ranked the worst managed state in the Western world. Plus, Australian schools erasing the names of European settlers from their sporting houses.

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As interest rates rise to 4.6 per cent the only thing hotter than inflation is the blame game, the Greens are in need of a new leader. Plus, airlines consider fuel levy to cover cost of biofuels mandate.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers wheels out the same old excuses for Australia's economic decline, Pauline Hanson calls for tougher laws targeting radical Islamists. Plus, five arrested after allegedly preparing attack at air force base.

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