It was a relationship that saw both Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson rise to power.

Now, the Tucker-Trump bromance is officially over.

Conservative media powerhouse Tucker Carlson has offered an apology to voters for backing the president, as their relationship turned sour.

Today, Jason Zengerle, staff writer for the New Yorker, on the end of Tucker and Trump – and what it means for the MAGA movement.

 

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Guest: Staff writer for the New Yorker, Jason Zengerle

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It was a relationship that saw both Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson rise to power.
Now, the Tucker-Trump bromance is officially over.
Conservative media powerhouse Tucker Carlson has offered an apology to voters for backing the president, as their relationship turned sour.
Today, Jason Zengerle, staff writer for the New Yorker, on the end of Tucker and Trump &ndash; and what it means for the MAGA movement.
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Guest: Staff writer for the New Yorker, Jason Zengerle
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An independent daily news show. We feature the country’s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

An independent daily news show. We feature the country&rsquo;s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

The MAGA breakup: Why Tucker Carlson turned on Trump

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For decades Pauline Hanson has been on the fringe of politics. Sometimes mocked, often ignored, occasionally courted.
 
Even from that position she’s been influential: her presence can be felt in our immigration policies, dating back to Howard. 

But her power and her popularity have never been greater than they are today. A recent poll has one Nation as the most popular party in the country, surpassing Labor in primary support. 

So just how possible is an Australia governed by One Nation? 

Today, host of The Conversation’s The Making of One Nation podcast, Ashlynne McGhee, on the party’s popularity and what it will try to do with it. 

 

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Guest: Making One Nation podcast host, Ashlynne McGhee

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For decades Pauline Hanson has been on the fringe of politics. Sometimes mocked, often ignored, occasionally courted. &nbsp; Even from that position she&rsquo;s been influential: her presence can be felt in our immigration policies, dating back to Howard.&nbsp;
But her power and her popularity have never been greater than they are today. A recent poll has one Nation as the most popular party in the country, surpassing Labor in primary support.&nbsp;
So just how possible is an Australia governed by One Nation?&nbsp;
Today, host of The Conversation&rsquo;s&nbsp;The Making of One Nation podcast, Ashlynne McGhee, on the party&rsquo;s popularity and what it will try to do with it.&nbsp;
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And you can check out The Making of One Nation podcast&nbsp;<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-making-of-one-nation/id1617557824">here</a>&nbsp;
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Guest: Making One Nation podcast host, Ashlynne McGhee
Photo:&nbsp;AAP Image/Lukas Coch

Could Pauline Hanson actually become Prime Minister?

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Five years on from COVID, a new report has found the world is even more vulnerable to new pandemics than it was before. 

The report, by a body linked to the World Health Organisation, has been released as the world grapples with Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks, as well as one of Australia's worst diphtheria outbreaks on record.

The report found that, despite advances in vaccines and diagnostics, climate change, armed conflict and misinformation are undermining global preparedness.

Today, Professor Sharon Lewin from the Doherty Institute, on the risk of a large-scale disease outbreak and what we should be doing to prepare for it. 

 

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Guest: Doherty Institute Director, Professor Sharon Lewin

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Five years on from COVID, a new report has found the world is even more vulnerable to new pandemics than it was before.&nbsp;
The report, by a body linked to the World Health Organisation, has been released as the world grapples with Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks, as well as one of Australia's worst diphtheria outbreaks on record.
The report found that, despite advances in vaccines and diagnostics, climate change, armed conflict and misinformation are undermining global preparedness.
Today, Professor Sharon Lewin from the Doherty Institute, on the risk of a large-scale disease outbreak and what we should be doing to prepare for it.&nbsp;
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Guest: Doherty Institute Director, Professor Sharon Lewin
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The next pandemic: Why the world’s more at risk than ever

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The world is facing a series of large-scale crises – war, declining democracy, climate catastrophe. 

So, is it all a sign that our civilisation is reaching its limits – and that our economic and political systems are nearing collapse?

That’s the question Australian author Sarah Wilson has been interrogating for the last three years for her new book, ‘I Eat The Stars’.

Today, writer Sarah Wilson on what happens when the systems that hold us together begin to fray all at once – and what the future looks like after civilisational collapse. 

 

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Guest: Author Sarah Wilson

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The world is facing a series of large-scale crises &ndash; war, declining democracy, climate catastrophe.&nbsp;
So, is it all a sign that our civilisation is reaching its limits &ndash; and that our economic and political systems are nearing collapse?
That&rsquo;s the question Australian author Sarah Wilson has been interrogating for the last three years for her new book, &lsquo;I Eat The Stars&rsquo;.
Today, writer Sarah Wilson on what happens when the systems that hold us together begin to fray all at once &ndash; and what the future looks like after civilisational collapse.&nbsp;
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Guest: Author Sarah Wilson
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Why Sarah Wilson says civilisation is collapsing

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The MAGA breakup: Why Tucker Carlson turned on Trump

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