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El El Al-Mus has no social conscience or conscience whatsoever.

I don't know, whatever Elon Musk is on, it says that that's okay to continue to air that

is absolutely disgusting behaviour.

And quite frankly, the bloke should be jailed.

That's Australia's independent legislator, Jackie Lambie, talking about Elon Musk.

Her views on Elon Musk don't end there.

Like I've already said, I think he's a social media knob with no social conscience.

Yeah, a social media knob with no social conscience. Yeah, a social media

knob with no social conscience. At the heart of all of this is video that is available on X

of the horrible stabbing that took place at a church in Sydney a week ago. And it raises a question

that governments around the world are dealing with,

but it's coming to sharpest focus in Australia, about who is more powerful, the duly elected

government of the day, or an American tech billionaire. Welcome to the Newsagents.

The Newsagents. The newsagents. It's John. It's Emily. It's Lewis. And later in the podcast, we're going to be talking about small boats, legislation, the fact that it has now

passed, but also another five deaths in the channel overnight, including a small child.

We're going to come on to that. But first we're going to start with Elon Musk, who's been called an arrogant billionaire by none other than Australia's Prime Minister.

He's essentially clashed over this question

of what should be allowed to stay on Twitter after that appalling stabbing that John was describing

in a Sydney church because a federal court in Sydney has granted what they're calling a temporary

global ban. So it's not just in Australia

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