Weekly Dose Of Common Sense With Cory Bernardi

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at some highlights from this year's episodes:Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels publish the communist manifesto, legendary Aussie bush poet Banjo Paterson, the very effective Fabian Society and confrontational politics.In Your Say: Halal certification rorts, exploiting our natural resources, refugees doing well, Murray-Darling Basin water allocations.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at the sewer that is social media,a revived things that make you go hmmm where a vegan is suing her neighbours over the smell of barbeque,National Flag Day, and a brief look in history at Sir Robert Menzies.In Your say:The witch hunt against Alan Jones,conflict in Hong Kong,an unhealthy dependence on China,repercussions about religious freedoms bill,bureaucratic growth impairing Australians,universities not operating in the best interest of their students,limiting cash, negative interest rates, quantitative easing and bank bail-ins,processing asylum seekers,immigration probationand the death penalty.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at some highlights from this year's episodes: Social media deteriorating society, The founder of modern conservatism Edmund Burke, Larger government is not the answer as can be seen by the NBN, In Your Say: Young conservatives being censored at school,Political apathy in society today,Lateral recruitment in the armed forces and teaching kids to research for themselves.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at: The humbling life of Dr. Jim Forbes, The government to introduce its religious freedoms bill, National Flag Day and a common sense quiz. Some weird and wacky events in the world recently, Chernobyl vodka, Murder on the dance floor, Robots developing a taste for whiskey and A leap of faith to escape authorities. In Your Say: The problem with cutting all taxes, Burn baby burn, More praise for Andrew Hastie, Land laws apply to all equally, Defence Matters, Education suppressing common sense, The Murray Darling Basin Plan and more on Religious freedoms plus Gun Laws in Australia.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at:Andrew Hastie's views on China, Your Say: Repealing the hurt feelings test - 18C, Not in my Backyard - energy and the right to my own land, Land tax undermining the rights of all property owners, Israelis are some of the most resilient people on Earth, Economic slowdown from government growth, Plebiscite stunt, Ban on Cash, Submarine deal not in Australia's best interest, Brexit for the better, Recycling job opportunities, and Judith Sloan has more on waste

Australia not to be owned or held captive by any interests other than Australia's, This week in history remembers the August offensive at Gallipoli, the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima and the Coniston Massacre. Your Say: Overpopulation and baby bonuses, Updates to Social Media Policy, Senator Hanson's stunt to waste taxpayer's money telling us something we already know, Can I believe in Climate Change and still be a Conservative? Re-evaluating opinions of Senator Bernardi, Is Daniel Andrews' donation unconstitutional or illegal? Legalising Vaping to reduce harm, Sick of the ABC's bias, The government's assault on cash, When did Socialism become part of Australia's agenda? Staying in Politics? And 5G Fears.

In this episode Senator Bernardi talks about Senate inquiries and committees,Ensuring integrity in unions and holding union heads to the same standards as company heads,Social media companies are the new press barons,A recent rise in antisemitism,Your Say: Are Julie Bishop and Christopher Pyne in breach of the Ministerial Code of Conduct?Immigration is not the solution to poor economic policy,National service and training for employment,Deregulation,Iran,Conservatism not welcome in higher education,Chinese influence in universities,Your response to Tommy Robinson,Suggestions of a plebiscite to lower immigration numbers,The massive challenge of protecting religious freedoms,A royal commission into the truths about global warming,A Canberra unit for sale,and the "democracy" of the EU.

In this episode Senator Bernardi talks about the racism of quotas,Australian hero Mack Horton,Border Protection,The history of prohibition in Australia,Your Say: The success of the recycling program in SA,Renovations,Runaway Legislation,Religious Freedoms,Tommy Robinson,Economic growth covering Government's Sins,Nuclear power,Online Poker,Protesters and Civil Disobedience,The best pollie we have?And what's on Senator Bernardi's podcast playlist.

In this episode Senator Bernardi talks about his Protected Freedoms Bill,How we are being strangled by regulations,The hypocrites of Australian politics,Your say: Coal mines and farming co-existing,The Murray Darling Basin debacle,A New Conservative Party?Indigenous treaties,The dangers of nuclear power,Constitutional change,Common sense freedoms,One vote, one value and equality for all,Enshrining ATSIC into the constitution,Privatisation of transport in South Australia,Abortion,The education visa loopholes, roots and scams,And Confrontational Politics and the socialist snowball

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at:The new Senate and tax cutsFreeing up our natural gas resourcesThe very different Jacqui Lambie who has returned to Canberra,The importance of deregulating the Australian economyThe different “isms” that seek to fight the global threats to our society: Classic Liberalism, Libertarianism and ConservatismYour Say:Halal certification rortsWe need to better exploit our natural resourcesRefugees doing wellMurray-Darling Basin water allocationsAustralia’s political prognosisThe diminishing numbers of Australian taxpayersSealing the Strzelecki TrackGet out of the UN and the Paris Climate AccordOverturning the Greens moratorium on nuclear powerBanks shutting down people’s accounts without their consentThanks for the tax cuts to the Centre Alliance and Jacqui Lambie

In this week's episode, Senator Bernardi talks about:The importance of tax reductionThe philosophy of Kenny Rogers and preserving the lessons of historyWe cannot remain silent in the Culture Wars and must continue to fight creeping MarxismSir John Monash (27 June 1865-8 October 1931)Your Say:A Kite-boarding correctionThe Folau Fiasco and religious freedoms in generalChristians are in the cross hairsNuclear power optionsPodcast problemsThe evils of identity politicsDesalinationMedevac madnessDebtWords of praiseAnd words of attack

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at:Feedback about de-registration of the Australian ConservativesA reflection on making decisionsThe importance of “crunchiness”The Bradfield SchemeYour say:Going into debt in exchange for infrastructure and servicesBanks confiscating depositors’ fundsThe definition of true ConservatismFolau’s fundraisingValue the eternal truthsService to common senseWater securityFuel securityA lesson in fighting for freedom from Kenny Rogers’ song “Coward of the county”

In this episode Senator Bernardi talks about:The Kite Surfing SenatorThe Coalition’s small, yet massive, election victoryTax cuts are good but the crossbench in the Senate are putting expensive conditions on us getting themGovernment is not doing a really good job so why do you want to give it more jobs to do?Words of wisdom from the book The Conservative Revolution about taxationThe Royal Family… what’s in a name?Your say:Is John Howard a Fabian?Conservatism… what is it?

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at Chinese Communist Party influence in Australia, The cult of global warming alarmism, the 1990 recession we had to have and how today’s migration Ponzi scheme will lead us down a similar path and special guest, Channel 9 Political Editor Chris Uhlmann.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi looks at the latest interest rate cut… is it good or bad?And the Fabian Society and how many of our Labor politicians are members of this pernicious, Marxist cult.

In this week's episode, Senator Bernardi talks about his great optimism at the election outcome, Anthony Albanese - the inner-city Tory-hater – he is everything that is the problem with the Labor Party, What exactly did the year 2000’s Walk For Reconciliation across the Sydney Harbour Bridge achieve? Australian Tax Office diversity, Compelled rainbow celebration, The Australian Conservatives’ campaign, Don’t give up Cory, Thanks from Queensland, Lessons learnt from the federal election, The Conservatives moved the Coalition in the right direction, Frustrated rather than despondent, Politics is a labour of love and that’s why we are so grateful to our volunteers, Can the Australian Conservatives continue to make a difference? The fear of a Labor government saw people vote for the Coalition in the Senate, Post-election analysis… where to from here? Conservative confusion caused by Fraser Anning and the Australian Electoral Commission, Counting fraud in the Senate? Media polls are irrelevant, Live animal exp

In this week's episode, Senator Bernardi talks about: The 2019 federal election result, This day in history, How the Scott Morrison led Coalition is more closely reflecting Conservative Party policies and values,] A booth volunteer’s perspective, Peter Dutton’s re-election in Queensland, Salting of Corangamite, The attack on Clive Palmer, Compulsory voting, Vested interest voting, Kiwis voting in Australian elections, How would you tackle homelessness? Freedom of speech and expression, Intergenerational debt, Milton Friedman’s idea about government spending, The leftist music industry, Foreign ownership of heavy infrastructure in Australia, Labor’s socialist policies, Submitting ideas for politicians, More transparency in politics, Online voting, Single-line accounting measures for parliamentarians.

In this Episode, Senator Bernardi talks about: The 2019 federal election, Preferences, Special Guest interview with Mark Latham, Your Say: Converting voters, How to mark the Senate ballot paper, SA Senate Candidates, We’re not running in the lower house, Who to vote for in the ACT, Kevin Bailey will be a great asset, Victorian Labor government political advertising, The Australian Conservatives’ NDIS policy position, Superannuation, franking credit changes and negative gearing changes, Water supply to farmland, Immigration numbers and migrant quality, Student visas, Superannuation fund investments, Why do we need such a long pre-polling period, Death taxes, Taxing multi-nationals, A strong voice in the Senate, Labor’s climate policy will drive businesses offshore, The left wing objective, Unsolicited emails… where do they get your email address from? The importance of self control.

In this episode, Senator Bernardi exposes the folly of Labor’s socialist policies and talks to Australian Conservatives' candidates Jonathan Crabtree in Western Australia, South Australia’s Rikki Lambert, Queensland’s Joanna Lindgren, Kate Horan and Lyle Shelton, New South Wales’ Sophie York, Tasmania’s Justin Stringer and Victoria’s Kevin Bailey plus a very short Your Say segment about transgender and cultural awareness in the Australian Taxation Office.

Cory's on the campaign trail again this week and looks at:The great disruptors and why people are turning to them at this federal election, Don't waste your vote, The evils of a growing government, The history of Western Civilisation is worth protecting, Senator Bernardi's promise to you, The Australian Conservatives' ABC/SBS political message, Cook's landing, Your say: The Conservatives' political message makes sense, Courage and gentlemanly conduct in the face of opposition, The Conservative movement that is brewing on campuses across the country, Where to find your Senate how-to-vote card, How can you vote Australian Conservatives in the Senate in Victoria? Bill Shorten's attack on small accounting firms, Falling house prices - what do they mean for bank stability? Your bank has been betting with your money which is why we need a major reform of financial institutions, Booth workers for the Australian Conservatives on election day, The simplicity of coal generated energy, Nuclear energy is the answer, Th