The Daily Breakdown

The more Australia sees of Bill Shorten's carbon policy, the worse it is looks. The cost, the inconvenience, the subsidies to compensate for bad policy. It's unravelling. If he's held to account.

Bill Shorten wants firms to meet carbon targets and trade excess credits to firms that can't meet their targets ... that sure sounds like a carbon tax (when you don't want to call it a carbon tax)

Pauline Hanson tells the media where to go, Scott Morrison goes where the media tells him and Andrew Forrest sells his soul to the CCP

Mueller's done and dusted but now the investigation turns to the proponents of the dodgy dossier - and the trail leads right to the desk of former President Obama

One Nation proves it's run by amateurs and the media shows it's learned nothing from the Mueller findings - won't learn, can't be taught.

Trump has started the fightback after the release of the Mueller report, and Morrison threatens free speech on social media in response to the Christchurch attack

The entire Trump conspiracy was built on dodgy Clinton research (the 'pee tape' dossier). The real story is the next step: Trump's investigation into the Deep State. Then the indictments will flow thick and fast.

PM Morrison spoke to Waleed and Greens leader Di Natale spoke to Bolt, but after the yelly emoting and emotional yelling, what did we learn?

The barbarians are winning: the University of Wollongong has taken the first step to killing the Ramsay Centre, while in the UK 'misgendering' will score you a visit from the police (after a five-month investigation!)

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Scott Morrison has written to the G20 urging a crackdown on the use of social media platforms to spread hate - a frightening change of policy that misunderstands the difference between a platform and a publisher