Weekly Dose Of Common Sense With Cory Bernardi

In this week's episode Senator Bernardi talks about how the medivac legislation will destroy Australia's border protection, The Canberra Swamp, The proclamation of the colony of New South Wales, The foundation of the Conservative Party, A voice message from Joel about debating ideas, Your Say looks at how the lefty's want to destroy our borders, The dangers of redefining marriage, The government's involvement in personal relationship definition, Social engineering by the government, Australia Post investments, The Gold Standard ... should we return to it? Protecting our youth from left-wing thinking, Conservatism's understanding of the human condition, The Drum's claim that "men are anti women", The ABC State Religion, Does the Labor Party have a socialist and atheist agenda? The Fabian Society, White Male Privilege, The poison and the cancer in the Liberal Party, Trailing commissions for brokers, How safe are our banks?

In this week's episode, Senator Bernardi talks about the recent Banking Royal Commission, The New South Wales State election campaign launch and lead candidate Dr Greg Walsh, Peak Stupid LGBTIQ nonsense, A taxing conversation, We can fix things in Canberra if you vote for your Conservative Party Senate candidate, Online poker, Superannuation fund fees, Our health system, Labor's Franking Credits tax, The fight against indigenous violence and abuse, Revoking citizenship, The drug scourge, Chemical castration of pedophiles, Foreign aid, In defence of Kerri-Anne Kennerley, History bits, A harder line on drugs

In this week's episode, Senator Bernardi talks about The 2019 Australia Day #AC100, Kerri-Anne Kennerley's alleged racism, The history of the Victoria Cross, and Your Say looks at High diesel prices, The legal protection of Australia Day, The engaging Canadian Professor Jordan Petersen, Climate change insanity, Live animal exports, Legislation on sex discrimination in schools, Podcast length and content, Fishing industry management in Australia, Gillette's toxic masculinity advertisement and The coming federal election.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi talks about his new podcast toy, about taking time to reflect, The scourge of social media, Confrontational Politics, Australia Day, Donald J Trump - two years on from his presidential inauguration and Your Say looks at who owns our national debt? Religious rules, Who will win the next federal election? Labor's abysmal record on financial management, The Murray-Darling Basin, Live animal exports, The ethic of reciprocity, Electoral fraud and the Legalisation of illicit drugs.

In this week's episode of the Weekly Dose of Common Sense Senator Bernardi talks about: The inevitable choices before us at the coming federal election The cheering mass media The year ahead Edmund Burke Your Say: Permanent residency withdrawal The function of the Senate and Senators How political correctness is killing the medical profession Universities are doing us a disservice Live animal export ban Lithium Batteries Standing up for conservative beliefs How quotas are just another form of discrimination This year's Australia Day #AC100 playlist

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at some history ... the Very Reverend John Flynn who started the Royal Flying Doctor Service and we also look at the life of Sir Henry Parkes, the father of Federation. My special guest today is the host of the Sky News program: Paul Murray Live. Your say looks at the frustrations of small business, the Victorian police's protection charges, banning the burqa.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at what's going on in our schools, The Royal Family and the Australian Constitution, The Conservative Revolution, Smaller government, Universities teaching Sharia law, in-home cost-effective aged care, Paying with cash, the evils of Karl Marx, Al Gore's inconvenient climate truth.

In this episode Senator Bernardi takes a look at history, we focus on Captain Cook... and the first Federal Election, we'll hear about how Donald Trump is a force for good and your say looks at how we can fix the power crisis, the decline in educational standards and their ABC

In this episode Senator Bernardi talks about: The volatile politics of 2018, Banjo Patterson's letter to Thomas Gerald Clancy, Harold Holt's disappearance, Your say: The nuclear option, Getting rid of the Greens, How the real game is federal politics, New South Wales Conservatives are running in next year's NSW state election, Investment visa holders are gaming the system.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi talks about: The Labor/Greens plan to open up our borders, Faith and politics, The hero of the political right Sir Robert Menzies, How the new encryption laws aren't all they're cracked up to be, Young Conservatives are being teased, bullied and censored at school, The political apathy infecting Australia, The CO2 climate change myth, The best way to raise the minimum wage, Financial services reforms, The perils of a parliamentary watchdog, Chris Uhlmann's podcast appearance, Sarah Hanson Young's delusions about Sea Patrol, Language appropriation by the Left, Interruptions on Sky News, Male victims of domestic violence, The evils of the safe schools programme, Labor's attack on self-funded retirees, The Left's long march through our educational institutions and How racism is a one-way street

The destructive Greens, Reclaiming the language in the fight against the left, The HECS Student loan scheme, Self-funded retirees hit by land tax, No evidence of sex discrimination in faith-based schools, Voting for the Conservative Party in the Senate, Group voting tickets in Victoria, The Halal petition, Problems in Aboriginal Culture, First Principles of migration, Jordan B Peterson's Australian tour next year, The importance of voting for your Australian Conservatives Senate candidates, The case against becoming a republic, Civil disobedience in voting, Issue-driven activist groups, Family Court reform

In this episode of the Weekly Dose of Common Sense, Senator Bernardi discusses: The Victorian election result, How Cory likes combat sports, Our freedoms are worth defending, The recession we had to have and how today's migration Ponzi scheme will lead us down a similar path, Special guest, Nine News' Political Editor Chris Uhlmann, Your say looks at: Privatisation of healthcare, The UN migration pact, Taiwan's independence, Why we're running in the Senate, Conservatism as a movement, The Conservative Party's members' age range, Why guns aren't evil, Family Law and false accusations, What do bail-in laws mean for our money in the bank? Australian Flags flying at schools.

In this week's episode of the Weekly Dose of Common Sense, Senator Bernardi talks about fun with firearms, Confrontational politics, Climategate and in Your Say... how governments seem to ruin everything they touch, the difficulty in getting loans for homes in rural and regional Australia, Where the work is, Do we need a Bill of Rights? The Australian Embassy in Israel, High fuel prices, Holding the ATO to account, Neo-Nazi nasties, The UN Migration Compact, and the principle of Cabinet Solidarity

In this week's episode, Senator Bernardi talks about the need to protect our fast-eroding freedoms with the Protected Freedoms Act, the Lemon Face Challenge fighting the cancer, diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG), Remembrance Day, the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, the 43rd anniversary of The Dismissal, China's long game, Deporting terrorists, Biometric scanning is compromising our privacy, Trades should be given more importance than universities, UNexit, Abortion, Overseas labourers, Drug law reform and harm minimisation, Senate Question Time and Senate expulsion procedures

In this week's podcast, Senator Bernardi looks at the history of the Melbourne Cup and has a chat with Queensland lead Senate Candidate Lyle Shelton. In Your Say, Senator Bernardi answers questions about unelected people making speeches in parliament, Tommy Robinson, dual citizenship, the 5G network, tax and family benefits, gun ownership, anti-vaping legislation, betting ads on TV and the virtues of private health insurance.