So that's a point of no return.

So we hit the point of no return on SRL.

That was Monday.

Monday, the Australian newspaper had allegations, accusations made by Warren Pickering's ex that were pretty salacious in detail that were denied by Pauline Hanson, denied by Barnaby Joyce.

The next day we went about our day as normal.

Our government was doing all their IBAC reforms.

So the detail of that.

It would barely cause a shrug of the shoulders these days.

Has he seen the light?

Uh, look, he, he has abolished this, uh, this tax immediately or said he will go to his own cabinet and follow cabinet processes promptly to, uh, abolish this tax, uh, effective as immediately as possible because he says, Shane, it was not transparent, but the government was not upfront with Victorians about it.

He apologizes to Victorians for that, um, and says he's leading a new government that is accountable, that is transparent.

But Shane, he would not answer a single question about how much he was involved in any of the decision-making along the process to have this levy, to keep this levy secret, and I understand he was very much a part of conversations to keep this levy secret w- in, in his past, uh, in his past iterations at various points.

He was involved.

He will not be accountable to those decisions because, Shane, he does not want to re-litigate the past.

The fact that it was such a, a small group that decided to keep this levy secret, doesn't that tell us and, and all Victorians, "Well, hold on, we want as fewer people to know about this because we know that it's not gonna be popular in the electorate"?

It speaks to very much what was the, the Daniel Andrews style of management.

Now, you have a show.

Um, I do have a show coming up where you're gonna rock drive.

We've got a rock star talking, uh, to us.

Not just any old rock star.

Yes

... talk us through royal commissions and the need for them, and I would love to know what have you stuffed up so badly at work-

Why would that be?

Well, look, uh, I don't wanna, um, ruin the whole surprise right now, but I was a little shocked-

Yeah.

That's the legal speed, but when you're on there a little later in the day, I, I want your views.

And, uh, school is back, thank God.

Uh, I wanna get to... time to get to the bottom of what's going on with the teachers' pay dispute.

I mean, that's just a blatant lie.

Well, there is certainly disquiet.

There is certainly frustration.

But there is also cooler heads that were always going to prevail, in my opinion, cooler heads that were going to prevail in this saying.

Changing leader now just does a couple of things.

It creates uncertainty.

It stops momentum dead.

be that guy.