Angie Bell
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Oct 15, 2026
Tom CrowleyGUEST
Look, the other thing that's been happening this week as we talk about the midterm blues is there's been some kind of, uh, important moments, I think, in terms of the broader optics of the Parliament.
Tom CrowleyGUEST
There was a bit of an unfortunate moment where Angie Bell talked about, you know, small business and how they've been, you know, hurt by the government, was the general narrative.
Tom CrowleyGUEST
And Ann Ahli is, of course, the Small Business Minister for the government.
Tom CrowleyGUEST
She used this term which, you know, deeply offensive, and I think everyone acknowledges it, including Liberals and including Angie Bell, who had to withdraw it, that Ann Ahli should be shamed and stoned.
Angie BellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We need to stop this credit card ban and allow small and family businesses to have the cash flow that they need to make money.
Angie BellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The first rule of business, make money so you can employ Australians.
Anne AlySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is not just something that we should just turn away from.
Anne AlySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It is racist, it is misogynistic-
Patricia KarvelasHOST
That's what parliaments do.
Patricia KarvelasHOST
But Liberal frontbencher Angie Bell characterized, uh, the reaction to the ATO's decision to ban credit card payments or what she, she sort of described in a pretty intense way, uh-
David SpeersHOST
Pretty offensive way, really
Patricia KarvelasHOST
...
Patricia KarvelasHOST
Mm.
David SpeersHOST
Um, look, Anne Aly described the remarks as racist and misogynistic.
David SpeersHOST
Uh, I think she posted that in the past week alone she's had something like 19 death threats on social media, and she pointed out that in the past she's had s- threats couched in the exact same language, uh, that Angie Bell used there.
David SpeersHOST
Now, I'm not saying this was- Um, racist or misogynistic.
ABC NewsUNKNOWN
Around 2,000 properties remain without electricity, with repair crews continuing restoration work across town.
ABC NewsUNKNOWN
And Federal Liberal MP Angie Bell concedes her call for Small Business Minister Anne Ali to be stoned in the square was a poor choice of words in the heat of the moment.
ABC NewsUNKNOWN
She later withdrew the comment, which she made in Parliament, while discussing the government's handling of the tax officer's decision to ban credit card payments.
ABC NewsUNKNOWN
Ms Ali has described the remarks as racist, misogynistic and contrary to Australian values, but Ms Bell said she was deflecting from what's most important.
Angus TaylorGUEST
Look, it's always hard to stop madness like this from opposition, but we're going to give it a red hot go because this is completely unacceptable.
Chris SmithHOST
Yesterday, the debate over the ATO's credit card decision spilled into Parliament and your frontbencher, Angie Bell, was basically suggesting that Anthony Albanese and small business minister Anne Arley should be ashamed of themselves.
Chris SmithHOST
She went a step further with that.
Chris SmithHOST
This is what she actually said and this is the reaction from Anne Arley.
6 MINS LATER
SimonAUDIENCE
It's not something I've thought of overnight.
SimonAUDIENCE
I think it's the way to go.
SimonAUDIENCE
And in regards to Angie Bells, She's got a game, mate, on that comment.
Chris SmithHOST
What, you'd sack her?
Angus TaylorGUEST
Look, it's always hard to stop madness like this from opposition, but we're going to give it a red hot go because this is completely unacceptable.
Chris SmithHOST
Yesterday, the debate over the ATO's credit card decision spilled into Parliament and your frontbencher, Angie Bell, was basically suggesting that Anthony Albanese and Small Business Minister Anne Arley should be ashamed of themselves.
Chris SmithHOST
She went a step further with that.
Chris SmithHOST
This is what she actually said, and this is the reaction from Anne Arley.
Christy LloydHOST
The 19-year-old accused, who was 18 at the time of the incident, was arrested at Silverwater Prison and has been remanded in custody to face court.
Christy LloydHOST
Figures on both sides of politics have called out the comments made by Angie Bell, saying that although she conceded they were a mistake, they shouldn't have been spoken in the first place.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Angie was asked to withdraw.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She withdrew.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, things get said, you withdraw them.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If you make a mistake, that's what happens.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Angie Bell is a political leader.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She should be held to a higher standard, like all of us, for the words that we utter.
Charles CroucherCORRESPONDENT
This afternoon, though, the complaint is coming from within the building.
Charles CroucherCORRESPONDENT
Small Business Minister Anne Arley taking offence at a throwaway line from Liberal small business spokesperson Angie Bell.
Charles CroucherCORRESPONDENT
Here are the two comments.
Deborah KnightHOST
And this minister and this prime minister should be absolutely shamed and stoned in the square.
Kevin HoganGUEST
Very important cash flow, very important management for a lot of small businesses, especially at the moment.
Sally SaraHOST
Yesterday in Parliament, your Coalition colleague, Front Bencher Angie Bell, called for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Small Business Minister Anne Arley to be, quote, shamed and stoned in the square over the decision to ban credit card payments.
Sally SaraHOST
Angie Bell subsequently withdrew the comments after the Leader of the House, Tony Burke, raised concerns.
Sally SaraHOST
What's your view of Angie Bell's comments in that matter? Were they appropriate?
Kevin HoganGUEST
Oh, look, Sally, we all make comments, and I've been guilty too in the heat of the moment to use terms or phrases that shouldn't be used, and Angie quite rightly got up and withdrew it straight away and apologised.
Sally SaraHOST
Anne Ali has called Angie Bell's comments racist and misogynistic.
Sally SaraHOST
Were they, in your
Kevin HoganGUEST
view? I don't think they were racist or misogynistic, but Angie Bell, as she did, withdrew them immediately, as she should.
speaker_0HOST
Anna Lee has revealed she's received several death threats, claiming she's had 19 threats in the past week alone.
speaker_0HOST
The Small Business Minister condemned Liberal MP Angie Bell in Parliament for saying she and the Prime Minister should be shamed and stoned in the square over the ATO's ban on credit card payments.
speaker_0HOST
The opposition MP was asked to withdraw the comment, which she made before question time yesterday.
Angie BellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This minister and this Prime Minister should be absolutely shamed and stoned in the square.
Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
Small Business Minister Anne Arley has condemned comments made in Parliament on Tuesday which called for Ms Arley and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to be, quote, stoned in the square.
Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
The remarks were made by Liberal MP Angie Bell.
Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
during a speech backing a coalition bill to reverse the Australian Taxation Office's planned ban on credit card payments.
Yasmeen Al-WakalHOST
Ms Bell was ordered to withdraw her comments during Parliament.
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