Michael reacts to the media hysteria surrounding Tony Hinchcliffe's set at a Trump rally and explains why it's a problem when comedians start stumping for politicians.

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Michael explains why the death of Hamas' leader Yahya Sinwar is actually quite embarrassing for Israel. Plus, he tees off on politicians who pretend to be working class whenever an election is nearby.

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A chef has had his restaurants taken off the Good Food Guide for carrying an offensive sign at a Palestinian rally. As always, Michael is here to offer the correct opinion on how we should all react.

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Michael delves into whether Russell Brand's Christian conversion is genuine, or if it's just another grift.

Michael laments the anti-intellectualism that has taken hold of politics, Puff Daddy's friends disowning him and the radicalisation of his own father by PragerU content.

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Michael explains why Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu is pretty keen to expand the war in Lebanon.

Plus, Puff Daddy has a lot of explaining to do, not least about why he's been hoarding so much lube.

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Michael is shocked to discover that people are still using pagers in the year 2024. Plus, he explains why the latest would-be Trump assassin is probably a Swiftie.

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Michael reacts to Donald Trump's claim that immigrants are eating the dogs of the good people in Springfield, Ohio.

Plus, he explains why politicians should never eat ice-cream in public.

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Back from holiday, Michael explains how dumb rich people prop up the economy of Ibiza.

Plus, he explains why Ticketmaster has managed to get away with its "dynamic pricing" scam and shares his mixed feelings about the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov.

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Michael explains why Australia's greatest ever breakdancer, Raygun, is this year's Ernie the Eel.

Plus, he questions why an Algerian boxer received more criticism than a Dutch paedophile.

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