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Now to a sensational television talk show catfight
with Oxley MP Pauline Hanson again under fire.
But as you'll see, she gave as good as she got
when she locked horns with Rose Hancock Porteous over Asian immigration.
And good evening and welcome to another episode of Beauty and the Beast.
I'm Stan Zemanek and what an episode we're going to have for you tonight.
The first taste of the strange world at showbiz.
Pauline Hanson, high priestess of the Redneck Rite,
now star guest on a TV chat show.
But as you'll see, controversy as ever was waiting in the wing.
Four, three, two...
I'm not a Redneck, I'm not a racist and I won't be called one.
I'm a realist. I'm a realist in what direction I want to see this country go.
The independent member for Oxley chose not Parliament to air her views,
instead this Foxtel cable TV show hosted by talkback radio man Stan Zemanek,
himself no stranger to right-wing politics.
What do you think of Pauline Hanson? What do you think of her comments?
What do you think of her...
Let me talk first.
Pauline Hanson as we've never seen her before,
talking about the role of women.
Women are very compassionate. They're very common sense, comes into a lot of it.
On her tour strange children from her first marriage...
My children? Yes, it will. I still love them.
You see, they will always be my children.
And I will always be their mother.
But you must have respect, you know, they must respect me also.
On marriage...
Would you like to get married again?
No.
Big gun fella?
Listen, I don't think any men could keep up with me actually.
On the media...
It's the media out there that are misconstruing what I have been trying to say.
And I am one very proud Australian.
And I'm going to stand up for what I believe in.
She had a chance to do just that a few moments later.
Unbeknownst to Pauline, PR advisors allowed a photo opportunity to be gate crashed by reporters too.
The last thing she'd have expected.
Forget the showbiz, it was back to immigration and her views on Aboriginals.
Have you changed any of your views at all?
No, I haven't.
These people, yes, they do.
They need help, but so does a lot of other people out there.
There's a lot of Australians out there struggling.
Struggling trying to put food on the table and everything like that.
You've gone from politician to celebrity status.
I mean, are you reveling in that celebrity status?
Is that what you are?
I'm not reveling in it.
I'm doing a job, what I believe in doing.
But you are enjoying putting these points out before the public, one would assume.
Enjoyment.
Listen, take me out fishing for the day.
That's what I enjoy.
Then, in the middle of the media bun fight,
panellist Rose Hancock Portius, the Philippine-born wife of the late mining baron Lang Hancock, seized her chance.
If you really want to be in the backyard of Australia,
why are you just putting your mouth on the immigration factor?
Why don't you take up other issues?
But, Rose, I have covered the Aboriginal issue, national service, immigration,
multi-culturalism, childcare and another big one.
I'm going to be involved in this child.
How much Jack, three Asians and other multi-cultured group have put into the coffers?
Not content with that, as Pauline was leaving, Rose let fly again.
My mentality is much worse than hers.
My IQ is better than Pauline's.
But you weren't angry?
No, I'm not angry.
I asked sympathise for her because she doesn't have this.
She's not terribly bright.
What do you mean she's not terribly bright?
Well, that's what you think.
She's got her foot in her mouth.
Did I say more?
You didn't think it was such an easy time, huh?
Um, it's different to what I expected.
Anyway, I wasn't expecting so many political questions, but anyway.
Are you scared about always being a target?
I mean, it seems that you're always a target these days.
Well, let's suppose that I am.
And that's the program for tonight.
Thanks for being with us.
I'll see you tomorrow night at 6.30.
Good night.
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When you talk into that microphone, Travis, you are speaking to hundreds of people.
People you know nothing about.
People you could deeply harm if they followed the wrong advice.
I'm sick of amateur psychologists like yourself stuffing up people's lives.
Make what is your problem?
You are Travis.
You are.
Stephen, are you all right?
I'll get you some ice.
I'm okay.
Just say it, Pippa.
Say what?
I didn't want to not try.
What if Alf's wrong?
He cares about Sally too.
He would never have told you that that country was impossible if it wasn't.
Sometimes you just have to trust people.
You're glad, aren't you?
You're glad I failed.
Don't be silly.
Come on, Pippa.
Imagine having to be grateful to me for the rest of your life.
Stephen, believe it or not, this isn't actually about you.
Sally is missing and we all want her found.
So unless you can be more helpful, you can get out of my house.
Thank you.
Thanks for your call, Ellen.
And to everyone who's rung in today with words of support for Pippa Ross and her family.
Let's just keep our fingers crossed that Sally doesn't have to spend another night out there.
Okay, well, we're almost at the end of the show, but I think we've got time for one more caller.
Hello, Richard. Are you there?
Hello, Travis. How are you?
Not too bad, thanks, mate. What did you want to talk about?
I've been taking quite an interest in your show, Travis.
You certainly seem to be attracting an audience.
It's amazing what people will listen to, eh?
I want to talk about the attack on that local girl the other night.
All I can say about that is I hope they catch that sicko before he does it again.
They won't catch him, Travis.
If he's only got half a brain, he'll still be smarter than a half-wit suitosocologist like you.
Tell me, Travis, what would you tell that sicko who had him on the line?
Throw in a couple of your home-spun philosophies, a lot with a gardening tip for the measure?
Give it up, Travis, before you do some world damage.
Who is this?
He wasn't there, Peppa.
Look, I don't think he meant to say what he did.
Well, then he shouldn't have said it, should he?
Hi.
I'm sorry.
Hi.
Hi, Peppa.
Oh, dear. Hello, Selena.
Is she okay?
No, not really.
They'll find her.
Oh, God, I hope so.
Hi, Selena.
Hi, Sam.
When did Jesse get back?
He's gone, but there's a lot on in his van.
You can go if you want.
Thanks.
I don't believe you.
I thought something terrible must have happened.
I thought it was an emergency.
Would you keep your voice down?
I'm worried sick.
And you tell me you had to go see Kylie?
I thought we had a relationship going here.
We do.
Oh, yeah, well, in my books, it's not much of a relationship.
When you think it's okay to just spend a couple of days with your ex-girlfriend
and not even let me know you're going,
I'm sure these shows weren't your thing to me, doesn't it?
Daddy.
You didn't exactly give me a chance to explain, did you?
It's all right, beautiful. You get back to sleep.
Let's see.
There you go.
Go back to sleep.
So this is the third call.
Fourth.
I got the first three here.
When he mentioned the attack on the girl,
did it sound like he was trying to tell you something?
I'm sure he didn't think it could be the same guy.
It's certainly a possibility.
But why would he suddenly start hassling me?
Who knows? That's what you need to find out.
Me? How?
Well, next time he calls, and he will call,
try and draw him out, get him to talk about himself.
Come on, mate, I've heard your show.
You're a natural-born psychologist, if ever I've heard one.
When the time comes, you'll know what to do.
Look, I got a tape of the phone call.
Maybe you can have a listen and tell me what you think, eh?
Sure.
Yeah, well, I guess Kylie had sort of hung all her hopes
on me stealing the painting from Fisher.
And when it didn't happen, I guess she got desperate.
But robbing a store,
that isn't desperate, it's dumb.
Yeah, well, she says it wasn't all of her idea.
Apparently the bloke she teamed up with said he'd done it before
and it was a sure thing.
So, if they robbed the place,
why did they need the money off you?
There was 50 bucks in the till.
Ha!
It only lasted them a couple of days.
By the time she rang me, they were flat broken.
Weren't game to go outside in case of being recognised.
How stupid can you get?
So stupid that they didn't even cover up their faces
when they robbed the place.
It'd be pretty easy to identify from a security video.
So, what are they gonna do now?
Well, they're gonna try and make us a W.A.
and hope the cops don't catch up with them.
I gave Kylie 500 bucks.
So, that's just sitting through
in case they don't do anything stupid.
That's a lot of money to give away.
I didn't just give it away, Sel.
I got something pretty priceless in return.
Jess, why can't you tell me any of this before you left?
Because if they had managed to identify Kylie
from a security video,
they would have gone straight to her mum
and she would have sent them here.
And if they couldn't find me,
they would have gone straight to you.
And I didn't want you to have to lie for me.
I'm sorry, but I thought I was doing the right thing.
So, as soon as I find a daycare centre I can afford,
then I'll be back to work, I promise.
Oh, well, don't worry about it too much.
I mean, if you ever get stuck, I can always look after Rachel
when I'm not working. Cool. Thanks.
See you.
Thanks, Tivo. Good day.
Sorry.
Are you?
I'm sorry.
Are you?
I had no right to say what I did
and I must have been feeling pretty sorry for myself.
Yeah, I guess you must have been.
Is that all you want to say?
I'm going to find her.
I promise you.
Stephen, I don't want you to have anything to do with it.
There are trained professionals out there who will find you.
Look, I said I'm sorry.
What more do you want, Pippa?
Nothing has ever hurt me as much as what you said to me last night, mate.
Now, don't you understand?
Sally is missing. That's all I care about.
That's all anybody in this family should care about.
Now, do you want to find her because she's your little sister
or because you want to try and redeem yourself?
I'm sorry.
What's happened?
Where am I?
What am I doing here? Who are you?
Jamie.
Did you bring me here?
You were asleep near the water.
How long have I been here?
The day before yesterday.
What? My family?
Have you told anyone that I'm here?
What about Shannon and Selena?
Jamie, you used to take me home.
Will you take me?
Now?
When?
Two weeks.
I can't wait that long.
My family will be worried. You have to take me today.
I can't.
You will not.
I said not to.
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Looks like a pretty good release of pent-up hostility.
Talking about it's a better way to go though.
Yeah?
Well, I'm not in the mood for talking.
Jamie.
Yeah?
You've got to help me.
I don't feel very well, Jamie.
I need to go to a doctor.
Here.
It's medicine. Make you well again.
I need a doctor.
Jamie, my family can take me to the doctor if you just take me home.
Two weeks. I can only go to town once a month and I went two weeks ago.
It's in the calendar.
This is different. This is an emergency.
I'll look after you.
You want some baked beans? They're my best favourites.
So how do you feel about him looking after his kid?
I don't mind.
You don't think he's going to make things more complicated?
No, not really. I think it's great that he wants to look after her.
But I don't think they should be living in a caravan.
Oh, this Callie. Can you order me an orange juice?
Yeah.
Hi. How's it going, Selena?
Have you got a minute?
Well, it depends.
It's just that Jessie's got his daughter Rachel living with him in the van
and he mentioned that she had a bit of a temperature.
And you thought that I might be able to go and have a look at her?
Well, it's just that he's not used to looking after a kid on his own.
You know, you never know. It could be something serious.
Well, I could go round before work. How would that be?
Oh, that would be great. Thanks.
Jamie.
What?
Could I please have some water?
OK.
I remember you. You used to hang around the playground when I was in primary school.
No. No, I never did.
Yes, you did. You're Jamie Grace.
Where's my teddy?
Here he is. What's his name, Harold, isn't it?
Yeah.
Good luck.
Hey, Doc.
Hi. You're lucky I don't usually do house sports.
Well, you're lucky it's this caravan, hey. What exactly do you want?
Well, your daughter. I heard she was running a bit of a temperature.
Well, yeah, but I've got that under control.
Oh.
But seeing as you're here...
Do you mind if I take a little look at you then?
You're giving her this?
Yeah, strictly according to directions.
Oh, good. She seems fine. Probably just a town end of her cold.
She should be over it by tomorrow.
I brought around some information for you. Thought it might come in handy.
That guy's on the phone. Richard, line three.
Hello, Richard.
Hello, Dr. Freud. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Nash. Still setting the world of amateur psychology on fire.
Doing my best.
And I'll bet you're a man who always gives it his best.
To the level I traverse.
I like to think so.
I feel like I know you so well.
Then you got me at a disadvantage, mate, because I don't know anything about you except your name.
You don't even know that.
I can't say that surprises me.
Using a false name, hiding safely at the end of a telephone line.
I may not be the world's greatest psychologist, mate, but I reckon I got you figured out.
Tell me, what is this hangup you got with radio personalities, eh?
Are you trying to draw me out?
Get me to give myself away?
Very good, Travis. So's promise.
But I'm not really quite that stupid.
I'll see you, my friend.
I'll bet you get back to the Big Boys book of psychology.
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You were right about calling back here.
Did you talk to him like I suggested?
He was not stupid, that's all.
But what does he want with me?
What exactly did he say to you?
More of the same stuff, calling me an amateur psychologist.
Man never said I was a psychologist, and I don't pretend to be an expert.
I just let people talk, and if I think I can tell them something that'll help, I do.
More like an agony, aren't I?
Yeah, sort of.
Well, it sounds like this guy's got a pretty keen resentment towards psychologists, and or anyone in the field.
He's most likely someone who's been receiving psychiatric treatment for a while.
He knows all the tricks of the trade.
That's how come you can see your plan a mile off.
Great.
So what now?
Well, next time he calls, let him do the talking.
But what if he calls him while we're on air?
I can't just let him humiliate me in front of thousands of people.
Sounds like the show's rating well.
Listen, mate, you don't have much choice.
This guy likes attention, and if he feels you're denying it to him...
I'm sorry, love, but the answer is no.
Doesn't it matter to you that Rachel has to live in a caravan?
It's dry and it's warm, and until Jessie's got enough money together for them to get a place of their own, there is nothing wrong with it.
Nothing to be upset about, Shilpa.
Well, maybe I am.
But it's about flipping time, don't you think?
In case you hadn't spotted it, I'm pregnant.
One, I don't want a house full of people.
And quite frankly, I don't need a little nitter tearing around the joint while I'm trying to sit down and relax.
And what's more, I really don't think you're ready to be a mother to someone else's child.
That's precisely what you'll be if Jessie and Rachel move in.
I just don't see what difference it would make.
I mean, Marilyn's gone.
As long as Rachel would be a problem.
She just doesn't like the idea of you and me living together under the same roof.
What's wrong?
Selena, when did you ask me what I wanted to do?
I said if you'd stay here if you didn't have to.
That is my decision, it is not yours.
And since we're on the subject, did you ask Kelly to come round and check on Rachel before?
Yeah.
Well, I'd appreciate it if you asked me before you decide I need help, okay?
Okay. I'll see you later then.
Hello?
Hello, Travis. It's me.
Tell me, have they found that Sally Ross girl yet?
If you've had anything to do with that, mate, I'll kill you.
Temper, temper, temper.
You need help.
Why? Or is it that lovely girlfriend of yours who needs help?
What?
Do you know where she is now, Travis?
Is she at the hospital? I don't think so.
Rachel, what's wrong?
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Don't go, don't go.
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Now Roger was all for giving the dare a go but he ended up being Roger the Dodger.
That good mate? No. You've turned the tables on us. Don't feel embarrassed.
You've just copped out in front of all of Australia. Everybody.
Okay. Rod bottled out and Brad stepped up. He didn't look big but Dave found him more than he could handle.