TV presenter Karl Stefanovic has expressed his shock at an inquiry into the UK’s Pakistani Muslim child rape gangs in two interviews on his popular podcast.
One of the interviews, with right-wing figure Tommy Robinson, led to Stefanovic’s departure from Nine’s Today show after his decision to speak to the British activist sparked a hysterical response from Australia’s left-wing political and media establishment.
The episode of The Karl Stefanovic Show was removed from all platforms about 12 hours after being published on Tuesday afternoon, but was reuploaded by Pauline Hanson, who has spoken out in support of both Stefanovic and Robinson.
Australian TV presenter Karl Stefanovic has expressed his shock at a harrowing report on the UK’s Pakistani Muslim child rape gangs in successive interviews on his popular podcast with Tommy Robinson and Holly Valance.
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During the episode Stefanovic told Robinson “the rape inquiry has completely and utterly shocked me to my core, and I don’t understand why it’s not a national crisis, I don’t know why the government isn’t moving heaven and earth to eradicate the issue”.
A 219-page report on the Rape Gang Inquiry chaired by Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe MP was released on June 16 and found at least 250,000 White British girls have been raped by mainly Pakistani Muslim gangs across Britain, but has been ignored by the Australia media.
Stefanovic also brought up the inquiry in a subsequent interview with former Neighbours star Holly Valance, who now lives in the UK.
“There’s been some terrible things happening to women over here, Rupert Lowe’s inquiry,” Stefanovic said.
He said he couldn’t understand why the issue was not given more priority, and told Valance the situation was a “national disgrace”.
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“It will haunt my nightmares forever, and it was allowed to happen, people knew about it, family members knew about it, I think they should all be hung, personally, the lot,” Valance responded.
“It’s a national disgrace, and I don’t know why it hasn’t got the importance, national significant, priority,” Stefanovic said.
“I sort of know why … we’re all equal, but some are more equal that others,” Valance replied.
Stefanovic went on to say he thought that the work Mr Lowe was doing with Restore Britain was “incredible”.
Header image: Karl Stefanovic with Tommy Robinson (The Karl Stefanovic Show).
