"But in a national broadcaster to have an overwhelming presentation of one view, and only one view, I think that's a betrayal of the national interest.". Bolt stated that it is a "preposterous and obscene" myth and that there was actually no policy in any state or territory at any time for the systematic removal of "half-caste" Aboriginal children. The 78-year-old consistently maintained his innocence throughout the legal proceedings. [22] In reply, Manne stated that he supplied a documented list of 250 names. Cardinal Pell explained he felt flat following his release but he felt no “anger or hostility” towards his accuser. They did not seek damages. SUBJECTS: Thousand Talents Plan. [48][49] During the interview Bolt asked Pell if he felt ashamed of the way the Catholic church dealt with the ongoing sex abuse crisis. After Bolt challenged Manne to "name just 10" children stolen for racial reasons,[18] Manne replied with 50 names, which Bolt in response said included children rescued from sexual abuse and removed for other humanitarian reasons. "Certainly people don't like Christians who teach Christianity, especially on life and family and issues like that. 49:47 The Bolt Report, Monday 31st August Aug 31, 2020. "The pendulum 30 or 40 years ago was massively against anybody who said that they'd been attacked. Andrew Bolt (born 26 September 1959) is an Australian conservative social and political commentator.He has worked at the Melbourne-based newspaper company The Herald and Weekly Times (HWT) for many years, for both the newspaper The Herald and its successor, the Herald Sun.His current roles include blogger and columnist at the Herald Sun and host of television show The Bolt Report each weeknight. In 2005, Bolt released a compilation of newspaper columns in a book entitled Still Not Sorry: The Best of Andrew Bolt. He described hearing an "enormous cheer" from his cell on Tuesday morning when the news broke that his convictions had been overturned. "[21], Bolt has questioned the very existence of the Stolen Generation. 52 min 28 SEP 2020 The Bolt Report, Monday 28th September [41], Bolt has spoken out against the changing racial demographics of Australia. The Morrison Government has built itself a multi-billion-dollar women problem, South Sydney subdues Parramatta to end dramatic day for Eels, Collingwood equals embarrassing first-half club record as Cats bundle them out of finals, Hope lost for finding shark attack victim Andrew Sharpe alive after search wraps up for a second day, Polish teenager Iga Swiatek beats Sofia Kenin to win French Open title, North Korea celebrates party anniversary amid economic woes, PM says Federal Government will be 'joined at the hip' with Queensland if LNP wins election. Hours before the interview aired, NSW Police's Counter-Terrorism Squad visited Cardinal Pell at the western Sydney seminary where he is staying to discuss threats to his security. A senior Catholic cardinal has been accused of using Vatican funds to influence the now overturned child sex abuse conviction of Cardinal George Pell. Child welfare advocate Dr Katrina Lines said "There is no consensual social situation in which it would be OK for an adult to 'hit on' a child. In New South Wales the rate of new infections of the pandemic have actually been declining in past days. He said he hoped to visit Rome again but intended to make his home in Sydney. They have been married since 1989[1] and have three children. "[36] Jonathan Holmes of the ABC's Media Watch described Justice Bromberg's interpretation of the Racial Discrimination Act, and his application of it to Bolt's columns as "profoundly disturbing" because it reinforced concerns that 18C creates "one particular area of public life where speech is regulated by tests that simply don't apply anywhere else, and in which judges - never, for all their pontifications, friends of free speech - get to do the regulating. The comments were widely seen as ignorant. Thunberg responded to the article on Twitter, saying "I am indeed 'deeply disturbed' about the fact that these hate and conspiracy campaigns are allowed to go on and on and on just because we children communicate and act on the science. Andrew Bolt (born 26 September 1959[2]) is an Australian conservative social and political commentator. [citation needed], He appeared weekly on radio station 2GB in Sydney for The Clash with union leader Paul Howes and as of 2016 is a regular guest four nights a week on Nights with Steve Price, which is broadcast on 2GB and Melbourne's 3AW, 4BC Brisbane and network stations across Australia.

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