Listeners fumed as Kyle and Jackie O gave Pete Evans 20 minutes to detail his controversial views on-air this morning.
let that go to air? Why on earth would any self-respecting media organisation give air time to Pete Evans right now?Later in the interview, Evans seemingly made reference to a bizarre recent conspiracy theory he posted about COVID-19, saying the media coverage of the virus “doesn’t make sense”.which urged people to “look out for” certain code words and implied “mass trials” and “executions” were happening behind closed doors.
“Mr Evans may consider himself ‘pro-choice for medical freedom’ but the fact that his assertions were by all accounts barely challenged by the radio hosts makes this interview particularly problematic,” Dr Nespolon said. In a statement issued to news.com.au, an Australian Radio National spokesperson defended the segment.
Last week, Michelle Bridges and Jackie O both spoke out in defence of the embattled chef, insisting he’s not a “crazy loon”.
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