Miranda Live: The ‘Bonk Ban’ and what our pollies are really up to
WELCOME back to another very special episode of Miranda Live — or should we say JMonda Live — with special hosts Daily Telegraph entertainment reporter Jonathon “JMo” Moran and Tele political editor Sharri Markson, who are talking the Bonk Ban and all things sex with Samantha Armytage.
WELCOME back to another very special episode of Miranda Live — or should we say JMonda Live — with special hosts Daily Telegraph entertainment reporter Jonathon “JMo” Moran and Tele political editor Sharri Markson, talking the Bonk Ban and all things sex with Samantha Armytage.
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With Miranda Devine still with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in the US, she once again handed the mic over to Moran and Markson, to talk the slightly seedier side of Canberra with Sunrise’s Samantha Armytage and racing with Daily Telegraph racing editor Ray Thomas.
Yesterday, the topic was politics — but self-proclaimed “raging Leftie” Moran and hard-nosed political journo Markson got into a hilarious war of words over what you can and can’t say on air about our pollies.
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Devine also called live from the US to talk Mr Turnbull’s trip to the White House and the latest US political buzz.
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