What is going on, guys? Welcome back to this installation of Across the Pond here on the Culture War channel. We have a great episode for you today. We've gotten, you know, across the pond, we're going across to England, coming back to America. We went across the bigger pond. That is the Pacific Ocean. We've got an Australian total chat, I would say. Ozpill, you know him, you love him. If you don't know him, you're going to love him. So we're going to get in today's episode.

He's been under a lot of fire recently from some various angles. So we wanted to bring him on to chat. We're going to discuss the political situation in Australia. I've taken a look under the hood at our analytics. There is a good contingent of Australian patriots watching the show. So I know they're going to love it. And probably here at stateside, we're not keeping as close of an eye on Australia as we should be. So OssPill will bring us up to speed. And it's going to be a great show. Connor, how you doing, man? Yeah, good. Thank you. I first visited Australia a couple of months ago. And I went to seatback, which is usually a bit tepid, and especially because Australia's only just reached there, isn't immigration bad for housing part of the discourse? And, you know, the supposed right-wing party of the last election was prostrating himself before Hindu temples. So I just decided to come along and say, you know, demographics is destiny. You don't get Australia out of China or India or Pakistan, and that you should denatral, Fatima Payman, who's like an Afghan senator who may have lied about a dual citizenship

and also celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk and got a massive applause and standing ovation,

which, you know, it was great for my fragile ego, but it means that the Australians are actually

like hardcore patriots and nobody is representing

that political opinion at the moment. And instead, if you do speak about that political opinion,

apparently at Australia first rallies, you get kicked out. So Ospil, care to fill us in on how

you got booted out of that rally recently at Hawaii? Yeah, well, thanks. Thanks first of all

having me on.

It's good to join you from across the very large pond.

I make sure to have the Union Jack front and center just for you.

Yeah, so that Australia first rally and getting removed from it

is certainly still making waves.

No thanks to Avi Yemeni yourself, the man who actually did kick me out.

He calls himself a journalist from Rebel News,

though I liken him more to an activist,

because on the weekend he certainly was one.

Yeah, so it was a political rally about, quote, putting Australia first.

It had a list of demands, one of them being to supposedly end mass immigration.

And speaking at that event was an Australian politician who is, you know, probably one of the most right-leaning ones we sort of have.

And that's saying a lot because you know by

American and even British standards now she'd be basically a moderate or centrist so we're there to see

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