Commentator and Comedian Alex Stein says Donald Trump is a “man of the people”. Former US President Donald Trump worked the fry station and served drive-thru customers while being peppered with questions by reporters during a visit to a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday. Mr Stein told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio that Donald Trump is “not afraid of a Big Mac”.

Commentator and Comedian Alex Stein says the left-wing media in the US “hates Donald Trump”. Mr Stein told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio that he used to be loved and now the media “absolutely hates him” after going into politics. “And will do anything to skew him in this negative light.”

Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen says people in swing states are often “very well across the policies” for presidential candidates. Ms Nielsen told Sky News host Paul Murray that they know their vote is “important”. “So, they do take it seriously.”

Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen says there have been Democrats “not enthusiastic” about Kamala Harris. Ms Nielsen told Sky News host Paul Murray that she spoke with someone refusing to vote, due to not liking either presidential candidates. “The polls show how tight it is.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson says CBS has finally addressed allegations it edited its interview with US Vice President Kamala Harris. “They say this accusation is false,” Ms Markson said. “They said in a statement that 60 minutes gave an excerpt of our interview to ‘Face the Nation’ that used a longer section of her answer than that on 60 minutes … but a different portion of the response. “They’re saying that the response they used from Kamala Harris painted her in a more favourable light.”

Sky News host Paul Murray discusses how Senator Lidia Thorpe was carrying on “like the porkchop she can be” in front of the King and Queen and the reactions from global media. “Let’s get to, I am sorry, Lidia Thorpe, I say sorry because this is what she wanted, right, royals are in Canberra, King has just finished a speech, because she is an elected senator … she is in the room whether we like it or not,” Mr Murray said. “Make no mistake, in the UK, looking at where our mutual monarch is both here while being reported back there, this was how it was going down on Sky News in the UK in the past two hours.”

Sky News host Paul Murray says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton are “statistically tied” in latest polling. “The preferred prime minister rankings since January of last year and today, pretty obvious one is going up, one is coming down,” Mr Murray said. “The latest … poll shows 44 per cent of respondents prefer Mr Albanese as prime minister compared to 43 per cent for Mr Dutton, meaning the foes are statistically tied.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson says businessman Daniel Birnbaum has put $100,000 on offer for the return of Israeli hostages. “The former SodaStream chief executive Daniel Birnbaum has revealed his bold offer to Palestinians who help returning Israeli hostages still being held in Gaza,” Ms Markson said. “This is very innovative.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson says the 2024 US Presidential campaign has been a “rollercoaster”. “Today was no different – Donald Trump landed himself a job at a McDonald’s on the outskirts of Philadelphia,” Ms Markson said. “He couldn’t let the opportunity pass to have a swipe at his opponent, accusing Kamala Harris of lying about working at McDonald's.” Ms Markson was joined by Sky News contributor Kosha Gada to discuss the former US President and Ms Harris.

Sky News host Peta Credlin discusses the first ever Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference being held in Australia. “This week marks the first ever ARC, or Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in Australia,” Mr Credlin said. “A cast of many big thinkers, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is just one who will headline tomorrow’s big event in Sydney.”

Sky News host Chris Kenny says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was “missing in action” from the Indonesian presidential inauguration. “Indonesia held the inauguration of its new president, Prabowo Subianto and for some unfathomable reason, our prime minister did not attend,” Mr Kenny said. Mr Kenny called on Mr Albanese to encourage the country along its moderate and democratic path to prosperity.

Australian Computer Society CEO Josh Griggs discusses the Australian tech work skills gaps amid a large expansion in overseas work for technology roles. “There are very exciting roles that are available from user experience through to data centres, artificial intelligence, data scientists,” Mr Griggs said. Mr Griggs discussed the roles which need tech workers and how businesses are falling behind on generative AI as overseas commercialisation sees Australian workers being poached from local roles. In partnership with ACS.

Commentator and Comedian Alex Stein says Kamala Harris “stinks in interviews”. Mr Stein told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio that Ms Harris is “terrible at speaking”. “Our left-wing media, they control the narrative, and they can create whatever bias they want that helps the leftists win this 2024 election.”

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio reacts to a new “desperate” advertisement released by Kamala Harris’ campaign which simulates a balloon dating game. The ad depicts a dating game in which a man approaches a group of women who are holding balloons and they ask him questions about himself. After revealing he had no plans to vote in November, the women in the scene to pop their balloons.

King Charles delivered his address at the parliamentary reception held in Canberra. “I really am enormously touched by those very kind welcomes and by your invitation, Prime Minister, to say a few words here in Parliament House,” King Charles said. “Let me also say how deeply I appreciated this morning’s moving Welcome to Country ceremony which offers me the opportunity to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the lands.” The King and Queen have visited Canberra as part of their royal tour.

Sky News host Gabriella Power said Donald Trump’s latest move has proven to be a “brilliant” way of “connecting with voters”. “If there is something Trump is brilliant at… it’s connecting with voters,” Ms Power said. Donald Trump put on an apron and served fries to customers at a McDonald's restaurant on Sunday. Thousands of people turned out to get to a glimpse of the Republican candidate in Pennsylvania. “This move has just energised his fans even more,” Ms Power said.

King Charles and Queen Camilla will spend the day in Canberra greeting local children before visiting the Australian war memorial.

Sky News host James Morrow has slammed Kamala Harris after "another awful week," saying she not only "flailed her way through" the Fox interview with Bret Baier but she also "chickened out" of going to the annual Al Smith dinner.

Israel has blasted key sites affiliated with the financial arm of Hezbollah in Beirut.

The Courier-Mail Editor Chris Jones has said Queensland voters have already decided on their preferred premier and are waiting to “get it done”. “David Crisafulli, the opposition leader, is tracking in the wrong direction, and Steven Miles is tracking in the right direction, but his net approval rating is minus ten,” Mr Jones told Sky News Australia. “The more they see the leaders … the more they don’t really like them. “No matter what they offer, like free lunches or crackdown on youth crime, again, I feel like people have voted in their head. They’re waiting for Saturday to just get it done.”