Patreon Cut | Bob Carr Interview
[Early Access + Extended Interview]
Hello Patrons,
We went out with former NSW Premier Bob Carr to learn about where he grew up, his time in politics, and what he thinks about current issues. He's been very outspoken on AUKUS and Assange, Jordan went to hear him out in his old stomping ground.
This will likely be released publicly next week in a shorter format. We're giving Patrons the full interview earlier. We've got quite a few videos stocked up, both political and comedy, look forward to quicker releases than the last month or so. We've filmed another surprising collab video too that will be out sometime down the line.
Thank you for your continued support!
The FJ Crew.
Comments (9)
Strewth Bob Carr is sounding and still looking sharp. I'm guessing he's been more prominent in NSW than nationally in recent years but you can't stop a pro.
I was hoping Bob Carr would discuss his thoughts on the Voice to Parliament referendum. I also look forward to when you do a video mentioning your thoughts on this now that a date is set!
He seems like a proper down to earth guy - great interview, wish it was for 3.5 hours like the Tom Ballard smackdown
Sorry, go after Tim Crackenthorpe with a Bruz style sledgehammer. Greed swine = greed swine, no matter which colour tie.
Yeah, I like Bob. Let’s not waste time digging up corpses of a bygone era. At least allow us to celebrate a work horse of the working class. Christ, when he was bumping round, it was still a compliment to pinch your secretary’s youthful butt. after Tim Crackenthorpe
Loved hearing a peaceful narrative for the future. Good on Bob. Glad he’s around! And what a perfect end to an interview.
Jeremy Paxman you ain’t! A lovely afternoon in Maroubra is hardly the in-depth and interesting stuff I was waiting for. You managed to drag out of him, what the guy stands for (nice) and what he did (nice) but there was no, as is the case of Australian media, real substance or questioning of what he is still doing to help New South Wales other than, he thinks the current Premier is doing a good job. How’s about asking him about the Police Integrity Commission that never occurred under his watch? If that had come into being maybe New South Wales would be in a whole different reality. Instead of honest families being charged for minor crimes by a corrupt NSW police dept. Really look forward to you interviewing Michael Costa on why Peter Ryan left Australia? But I guess that will never happen
Agreed that It wasn’t a grilling, but sometimes it’s nice to hear an interview that leaves you feeling positive about our future
looks like i won't be having an early sleep tonight