In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux discusses a range of topics, from historical anecdotes to current issues such as electric car ownership, health scares, and live sheep export trade. Here’s a summary of the main topics covered:

• Historical Wake-Up Methods: Discussion on how people woke up before alarm clocks, including using nails in candles to create noise.
• Personal Watch Story: Jeremy shares the story of his long-owned Longines watch.
• Electric Car Survey: Mention of a survey showing that a significant percentage of electric car owners would not buy another electric car.
• Whooping Cough Epidemic: Discussion on the resurgence of whooping cough, referred to as the 100-day cough, and the importance of vaccinations.
• Live Sheep Export Trade: Strong opposition to the live sheep export trade, highlighting its cruelty and the government's plan to end it by 2028.
• Premier's Department Staff: Commentary on the large number of staff in the Premier's Department.
• Welcome to Country Ceremonies: Critique of the Welcome to Country and smoking ceremonies, questioning their historical authenticity.
• School Ceremonies: Concerns about school children participating in daily acknowledgment to country ceremonies.
• Political and Social Commentary: Reflections on historical and current political figures, including Julian Assange and various Australian politicians.
• Cultural and Immigration Issues: Discussion on uncontrolled immigration and its impact on national identity and culture.
• Historical Events and Birthdays: Notable historical events and famous birthdays on July 3rd.
• Julian Assange's Return: Speculation on Julian Assange's future following his return to Australia.
• Rising Sun Inn Sponsor: Mention of the Rising Sun Inn as a sponsor and its historical restorations.