Over and over again.

Yes.

And as Mr. Albanese himself said, if I've told you once, I've told you 50 times.

And then he decided to completely ignore that.

And now he is signifying an interest in our superannuation savings system.

And it would not be beyond them in taking those superannuation savings.

Over $4 trillion of superannuation savings that belong to the people, and they're talking about how that should be invested.

What are we going to do, Professor?

Over and over again.

Yes.

And as Mr. Albanese himself said, if I've told you once, I've told you 50 times.

And then he decided to completely ignore that.

And now he is signifying an interest in our superannuation savings system.

And it would not be beyond them in taking those superannuation savings.

Over $4 trillion of superannuation savings that belong to the people, and they're talking about how that should be invested.

What are we going to do, Professor?

Now they're intellectuals and academics.

is if you go into the parliament and you just check who was a manual worker, because most of them have come through, as with many in the coalition, particularly the Liberal Party, most have come through from becoming lifetime career politicians.

And that means when you're at the university, you work in the party or you work for a politician who, And you really start from that.

And then you learn all of the ways to manipulate people, which seems to be the principal activity of politicians in Australia.

And then you're on the lookout of having somebody who will be your protector so that you can get a safe seat in So we have these people who famously have had no other career than being a politician, and both parties are doing it.

And we're losing out.

We're not getting people who have real experience.

She actually reads books, gets information, talks to people and searches for people that can give an independent opinion.