With only one week left of Joe Biden as the US President Sky News host Paul Murray has highlighted some of the most memorable moments of Biden’s time in office. With the inauguration of the 47th President of the United States just around the corner, Murray expressed his excitement, saying "hallelujah." “No more stumbling up the stairs,” Mr Murray said. “No more calling half the country garbage.”

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer joins Sky News host Andrew Bolt to discuss the political impacts of the Los Angeles wildfires. It comes as the owner of the Los Angeles Times, Dr Patrick Soon-Shiong, has criticised his paper’s decision to endorse Karen Bass for mayor. Soon-Shiong’s endorsement of Ms Bass for LA’s mayor came in 2022, with the doctor admitting it was a “mistake” during an appearance on the "2 Way" podcast Monday. “In all my years in politics … I have never seen so many people on the left speak so critically of their elected officials, whether it's Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles, who was out of the country on another taxpayer-financed junket, or Gavin Newsom, who bumbled his way through the first iterations of this disaster,” Mr Spicer told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “I have been shocked by some of the responses of the Hollywood left elite and others who finally are recognising the sheer incompetence of these folks.”

Sky News host James Macpherson discusses an “interesting” court case in the US where data gathered from driver's habits in monitored vehicles is being used to adjust insurance premiums. “There is an interesting court case in the US at the moment where the state of Texas is suing the insurance company Allstate,” Mr Macpherson said. “They have been tracking 45 million people as they drive their cars.”

Sky News host James Macpherson has reacted to the Australia Day Council of SA’s ‘Mourning in the Morning’ event on January 26. “Could we not just have our National Day of Celebration as a day of celebration,” Mr Macpherson said. “We’ve built one of the greatest countries in the world – could we not just celebrate that.”

Sky News host Liz Storer has discussed British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s bid to make the UK an AI superpower. The prime minister is hoping to use AI to boost the public sector. “So, what have you told the people to assure your … public service won’t be out of jobs,” Ms Storer said. “It actually sounds very foreboding.”

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus is in for a “bit of a shock” in his trip to Israel and Palestinian territories. “Anthony Albanese’s Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus, his top lawman has jetted off to Israel today to show we are really friends,” Mr Bolt said. “Even though the Albanese government treats Israel like an enemy.”

Australian Jewish Association President David Adler discusses the call for Israel to release up to “3,000 terrorists”. “Israel values life extremely highly,” Mr Adler said. “There is a demand on Israel to release up to 3,000 terrorists and this is causing a great deal of tension in Israel.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson is joined by Ashley Waxman Bakshi, who is a cousin of an Israeli held hostage by Hamas. There are reports about an imminent ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas being struck in Qatar. “We’ve been praying for this since October 7,” Ms Bakshi said. “We can’t breathe waiting.”

A new species of funnel-web spider has been discovered by scientists. “They’re describing it as a certified monster,” Sky News host Sharri Markson said. “This is really concerning.”

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is set to confirm a cabinet reshuffle as Simon Birmingham is retiring, according to Sky News Host Sharri Markson. “This leaves the highly sought-after foreign affairs portfolio vacant,” Ms Markson said. “It’s said to be a bit of a contest between Sussan Ley who’s the Deputy, Julian Lesser and James Paterson.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has reacted to “leftist agitators” believing a Hamas member would be more LGBTQIA+ friendly than a Donald Trump supporter.

Sky News host Chris Kenny reacts to Just Stop Oil protesters defacing Charles Darwin’s grave with orange spray paint. “What amuses me about this is they’re defacing Charles Darwin’s grave. I always think these protesters are living proof evolution peaked a decade or two ago,” he said. Mr Kenny sat down with The Daily Telegraph’s Tim Blair to discuss the incident.

Shadow Health Minister Anne Ruston slams Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over his “bizarre” stance on Australia Day. “It’s a completely unbelievable situation where the Prime Minister of our country lacks the capacity to show any leadership whatsoever about our national day,” Ms Ruston said. “We take pride in our country, and I think what it reflects is that they’ve obviously some people in the Labor Party … who are actually ashamed of Australia and that makes me really, really, sad.”

The Daily Telegraph’s Tim Blair reacts to calls for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to offer US President-elect Donald Trump a state visit. “Some [people] forget that Albanese was a big Biden guy,” Mr Blair told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “He wasn’t just supporting that side of politics; he personally was very invested in the whole Biden project.”

Author Douglas Murray has blasted UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for overseeing a “two-tier policing system”. “In Britain, it’s not just the two-tier policing system that Keir Starmer has overseen since coming into office, it’s the fact that the police, local councillors, local councils, MPs and others have all overseen this,” Mr Murray told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “They’ve all overseen this, and it required perhaps Elon Musk and a few other high-profile accounts in America to pick up on this and say, hang on guys, what is it you’ve allowed to go on here?”

Sky News host Caroline Di Russo claims voters are “falling out of love” with progressivism. Ms Di Russo’s comments follow Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton trading barbs during the early stages of their pre-election campaigns. “The voters are falling out of love with progressivism,” Ms Di Russo told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “This cutesy, cuddly, kindness politics … has delivered some pretty major consequences.”

The art and book collection owned by the late comedian Barry Humphries will go to auction in London. Mr Humphries' son Oscar Humphries said the hundreds of books and artwork collected over 70 years reflect his dad's taste and love for the work and those who made it. The comedian's collection, which will be displayed at Christie's, ranges from $2,000 to more than $600,000.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed LA Mayor Karen Bass for remaining mute after she returned from her trip away in Africa while the LA fires were burning.

Sky News host Rita Panahi slammed a leftie who continues to celebrate the murder of a health insurance company CEO on a NYC street.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed a ‘typical Californian leftie’ for blaming Trump for the wildfires.