"Arrogant pr*ck": Angus Taylor defends Albo insult in question time | Today Show Australia
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Things get hilariously awkward on the Today show desk as Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo grill Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor over his absolute classic slip of the tongue in federal parliament! Tensions completely spilled over during yesterday's Question Time when Angus let rip, calling Prime Minister Anthony Albanese an "arrogant prick" across the dispatch box - a moment that immediately went viral and had the whole nation talking. Broadcasting live from Melbourne, Angus Taylor claims he's hearing "far worse" language from regular everyday Aussies as he travels the country. While host Sarah Abo jokes about his new "potty mouth" reputation, Taylor explains the genuine, raw frustration building among small business owners, farmers, and family households who feel completely abandoned by the federal government. But the conversation turns serious as Karl pushes the politician on a massive new rental shock heading for the property market, as new numbers show that under Labor's controversial
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