Today on The Breakdown, the mob comes for PVO, Labor's no-lose position with Christian Porter and evidence mounts for the cognitive decline of Joe Biden - why the media has a lot to answer for.

Attorney-General Christian Porter outed himself as the Cabinet minister alleged to have committed rape in 1988. In doing so, he's also set a new ministerial standard. And we address the cancellation of Dr Seuss - why it's a watershed moment in the destruction of the culture.

Today, a Cabinet Minister will front the media and plead their innocence over the alleged 1988 rape of a 16-year-old girl. Being almost 100 per cent certain who the minister is, and having seen media reports about his earlier uncontested behaviour, it will be almost impossible to believe a word he says, or understand how the Prime Minister has stood by him. The PM is putting his faith in the wrong man.

The Aged Care Royal Commission report is an indictment on the country but the harsh, unpalatable reality is that nothing will change. Today on The Daily Breakdown, I explain why.

Today on The Breakdown, another MP has been accused of rape, Emma Husar takes an almighty swipe at Albanese about her treatment in Labor, and SA Liberal Nicolle Flint walks away from it all after being the target of a vicious campaign from the left.So if politics is so awful, whose fault is it and what can be done about it?

Today on The Daily Breakdown, gutter politics and media lies become the motivation for new stories about Brittany Higgins, why Joe Biden loves COVID-19 and Kevin Rudd denies the only story of the past decade that made him even remotely likable.

Andrew Forrest has decided to invest in renewables. Among the people he's brought on board to help him is former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, feeling fresh and relaxed after a two-year pity party at Point Piper. And he's also tapped Nick Warner. For decades he was at the epicentre of Australia's national security apparatus. That's a problem. Warner only left the public service in December 2020 and Twiggy Forrest is neck-deep in China.

Today on The Breakdown, Craig Kelly quits before he gets dumped, Facebook loves us again, and we answer the question you've always wanted to ask: what would happen if you decked a Prime Minister? Well, it depends ...

You want to see perfect media manipulation in action? Just look at how the left is going after Craig Kelly, using all the tricks they deployed against Tony Abbott, starting with a "poll". But who conducted the poll? That's an important question. And what are you worth to Facebook? You might be surprised.

Poor Kevin Rudd used the Senate on Friday to dump on the meanies at the Murdoch media. It seems Kevin's forgotten about how sycophantically he used to pursue the Murdoch editors. Lucky The Breakdown's here to remind him.