Sky News host Rita Panahi reacts to a 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris which she claims was "deceptively" edited to make her appear more coherent.

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly says US Vice President Kamala Harris has decided to “pick a fight” with Ron DeSantis while the Florida Governor is “trying to save lives”. Florida is on alert for Hurricane Milton less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of the United States. “He has truly a lot to deal with. They're still recovering from Hurricane Helene, which devastated the same area two weeks ago,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “And she decides to get political with him and to pick a fight with him.”

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly discusses allegations that Kamala Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff physically assaulted an ex-girlfriend in 2012. “99 per cent of the men watching this program right now have never touched a woman like that. There's not a level of anger that could ever drive them to even consider it,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “If any word of this is true – and they've got three close witnesses to her – he's a sick, sick man who should be nowhere near our White House or all the responsibilities that that will entail.”

IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild has questioned the Albanese government for mass migration proposals despite a nationwide housing crisis. “Insane is one word for it,” Mr Wild told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “This is an economic and social disaster. “Doesn’t the migration minister actually talk to the housing minister?”

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly says Kamala Harris “stuck the knife in” Joe Biden as soon as the US president started showing signs of “utterly failing mental acuity”. This comes as Kamala Harris has ramped up her public appearances in the lead-up to the presidential election. “She wasn't loyal. She had those other parties and those donors, the party donors lined up behind her in a New York minute,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “There's no love lost between the two of them.”

Sky News host James Macpherson says Kamala Harris is the vice president and has “no role to play” in dealing with Hurricane Milton. “Why on Earth would Kamala Harris try to insert herself in the middle of a hurricane … it is a chance for her to show her touchy-feely side,” Mr Macpherson said. “The problem of course is she can’t get involved because she is the vice president and there is really no role for her to play.”

Former Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says Senator Fatima Payman is appealing to a “small number of Australians” with her announcement of a new party. “She resigned from the Labor Party because the Labor Party weren’t extreme enough for her,” Mr Kroger told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “She’s just appealing to a small number of Australians who basically attend those rallies and demonstrations. “She said she’s broader than that … she won’t win any rep seats, and I doubt she’ll win a senate seat.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been “forced to eat” a “big slice of humble pie”. Ms Markson’s comments come after Mr Albanese issued an apology after asking a Liberal cabinet member if he had “Tourette’s or something”. “The Prime Minister has been forced to eat a big slice of humble pie after he was accused of mocking people with disabilities,” Ms Markson said.

Sky News host Paul Murray has slammed the government's immigration numbers not matching the number of homes being built. Mr Murray said the government thinks Australians are “stupid”. “But we’re not, we’re on their tail and these numbers matter.”

Tali Kizhner’s son, Segev Kizhner, was killed in the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack and one year later she revealed to Sky News Australia how she discovered what had happened to her child. “It took us about four days to understand what happened,” she told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “His friend that was together with him knocked on the door, he was very heavily wounded, barely standing, and he told us that he was with Segev in the shelter. “He was lying under Segev’s body for six hours, and Segev was dead for sure – that was the way we got the news.” Warning – this video contains distressing content.

Sky News host Sharri Markson says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is “putting Australians in danger” with his “reckless” visa program. Ms Markson said Anthony Albanese should visit Israel to look at the “devastation terrorism can cause”. “It seems Albanese is bringing people into Australia who have links to Hamas.”

Sky News host Chris Kenny says Question Time was again focused on immigration and visa decisions by Tony Burke. Mr Kenny said Tony Burke seems to always “hide behind his department”. “Including when there are concerns about a Palestinian man let in, despite connections to Hamas and other terror organisations.”

Sky News host Chris Kenny says the Left are “masters of confecting outrage” against anyone on the Right of politics. “In this woke world nothing's more popular than claiming victimhood or making apologies,” Mr Kenny said. “Yeah, the Left loves to drum up outrage and social media pile-on against conservatives.”

Sky News host Chris Kenny says the Labor government’s efforts to cut immigration are “failing”. “You have to ask whether Labor has learned anything on immigration … they’ve been in such a shambles on so many fronts,” Mr Kenny said. “We’ve seen record immigration numbers that they admit are too high but they’re not controlling.”

Sky News host Chris Kenny says the Labor government is “obviously” trying to create a “privatisation debate” in the lead-up to the election. “They often run fear campaigns about so-called privatisation – even when they know they’re not happening," Mr Kenny said. “They’re desperate for a distraction.”

Master Builders Australia CEO Denita Wawn has warned that the drop in apprentice numbers could see Australia's housing crisis worsen if the government doesn't take immediate action. It comes as Australia has just posted its worst year for home building in more than a decade, with the latest figures from the Bureau of Statistics showing roughly 159,000 dwellings were approved for construction over the 12 months to June. "It seems crazy doesn't it that we consistently say we need an extra 330,000 workers every year for the next five years in our industry and that's particularly tradies," Ms Wawn said. "There's a wealth of career opportunities for people whether they are young or old but we are simply struggling to attract and retain apprentices. "We know the government is investigating apprentice incentives and so we implore them to get that report out sooner rather than later because if we're going to have any chance of building one 1.2 million homes a significant resolution of that problem will be seeing far more apprenticeships in the construction trades than we're seeing to date."

Comedian Biddy O’Loughlin discusses the cancelling of her shows in Adelaide for speaking her mind on women’s rights issues. “I can’t prove all the things I lost and all the gigs I lost but I have definitely suffered for speaking up about women’s rights,” Ms O’Loughlin told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “I think a woman is an adult female and we should have our sex-based rights secured in law.”

On Saturday October 7, Hamas launched a major attack on Israeli territory, marking one of the most brutal attacks in history. The Supernova music festival became one of the initial targets for Palestinian gunmen, where thousands of people witnessed a massacre. Disturbing videos circulated on social media shows the assailants descending upon the event through paragliders, while others arrived by road, causing terrified partygoers to run for their lives. Hamas fighters claimed the lives of 260 individuals and seized a number of hostages whom they transported back to Gaza. The event took place in a dusty field located just outside the Re'im kibbutz, approximately 5.3 kilometers from the barrier separating Gaza and southern Israel. In response to attacks from Hamas, Israel imposed a "complete siege" on Gaza and pledged to retaliate with a level of force "unprecedented" in its history. Israel implemented a complete blockade, leaving the 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza without essential necessities, including food, electricity, medicine, water, and gas. Sky News Digital Originals explores how Hamas was able to execute one of the worst civilian massacres in Israeli history. Warning: Video contains distressing content.

The organiser of a ‘Make America Hot Again’ event in New York has slammed the Democrat Party and argued there is a "cultural shift" occurring in America. Raquel Debono, 28, co-hosted the ‘MAHA’ event for conservatives in New York City at the start of the month. Ms Debono said people living in liberal areas are no longer afraid to declare that they intend on voting for Republican candidate Donald Trump. “Four years ago people thought you were crazy for voting for Trump. People thought you’re ending democracy. Well actually, which party is ending democracy?” Ms Debono said. “I definitely see a shift coming, and a lot of people who normally wouldn’t be so vocal about politics are coming out."

New research released on Wednesday has revealed the majority of family members are concerned about the mental well-being of young people. Recent findings from Headspace's inaugural National Family Mental Health Survey found that eight in 10 family members or mainly parents are concerned about the mental health of young people and their families. Headspace Chief Executive Jason Trethowan said the fact that just less than half of families are actually having weekly chats with young people about mental health is positive. “If you drill down a little bit further, the more concerned the parents are, the more complex and difficult they find the discussions. And then some of them find it really difficult to know what to do about seeking help and where to go,” Mr Trethowan told Sky News Australia. If you or anyone you know needs help: Lifeline: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800