One of the key reasons Kamala Harris was defeated by Donald Trump wasn’t just because she was a terrible candidate, obsessed with killing the unborn child in the womb, but she promoted transgenderism – the false notion that you can choose and change your sex. And Americans weren’t buying it. Even Democrats are admitting that now. It’s NZ’s time to also vote down the harmful transgender ideology. But there’s a Minister (or two) in the way.

The media is turning on itself, and that was especially noticeable last week when Newstalk ZB’s Heather de Plessis-Allan – who used to be a reporter on 1News (!) – went ballistic about the bias of TVNZ’s coverage of the hikoi to Parliament. And she had a number of reasons for making that call. But it’s not the only news outlet that needs calling out.

While the NZ media continue their campaign for drugs and to legalise cannabis – yes, they’re still trying – we continue to see highly alarming outcomes from legalising cannabis in US states, including “spiralling addiction, psychotic illnesses and hospitals facing a deluge of poisonings”. We check out four recent studies.

The TVNZ taxpayer-funded documentary “Trans & Pregnant” was not only a celebration of biology and new life, but it probably affirmed what the producers never wanted you to realise. Biology always wins. Mothers and fathers matter.

In the recent US election, there were a number of state-specific ballots regarding abortion, cannabis and euthanasia. We look at the results because if you listened to the media, you would think that all these ballots would have succeeded with massive majorities. Guess what – they didn’t.

Last week wasn’t a good week for the news media. Trump won. The media were defeated – in perhaps a mortal blow to their trust and integrity. X (formerly Twitter) is now the news platform of choice, as the mainstream media worldwide disappears in a cloud of distrust.

Here’s a breaking story that the NZ media don’t seem to keen too tell you, after lecturing you in August for questioning the gender of the ‘female’ boxer at the Olympics. The International Olympic Committee said ‘nothing to see here’. Now we find out that there were some things to see – including testicles, a micro-penis and the absence of a uterus. XY.

Kemi Badenoch has won the Conservative Party leadership contest and becomes the first black person ever to lead a major party in Britain. How socially conservative is the new leader of the UK Conservative Party? And why does it matter.

The NZ news media think you’re idiots and that you’ll fall for anything. The real question is – will you. And if they’re propagandising coverage of the US election, you can be sure they’re doing it to many other issues as well. We’ve already proved that. We deserve better from the news media.

We speak to Vice-President Kamala Harris