Fox News host Tucker Carlson slams premier Daniel Andrew
The right-wing firebrand said many of Australia's hardline measures to curb the spread of the Delta strain are not based on science, as he slammed the Victorian Premier on his show.
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The right-wing firebrand said many of Australia's hardline measures to curb the spread of the Delta strain are not based on science, as he slammed the Victorian Premier on his show.
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