In this Garage Edition of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux dissects the state of political leadership, media hypocrisy, the Voice referendum fallout, and the cultural gap between leaders and real Australians. He gives a raw assessment of why trust in institutions is falling, explains why news has become propaganda, and reflects on the personal price paid for speaking up. Touching on everything from Indigenous issues and George Pell to the hypocrisy of media figures like Q+A host Patricia Karvelas, Jeremy brings his signature wit and unapologetic truth-telling.
Topics Covered (Dot Point List)
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Public backlash after the Voice referendum
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Why Australians no longer trust politicians
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Government and ABC hypocrisy around Indigenous support
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George Pell's legacy and media treatment
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Accusations against Cardinal Ribat and media silence
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Jeremy’s pushback against being silenced
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Hypocrisy of ABC journalists (e.g. Patricia Karvelas)
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History of South Australian Aboriginal Missions
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Wokeness in modern media and politics
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Reflections on political cowardice and media control
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