Roy & HG interview Bob Hawke (Australian Prime Minister 1983-1991)

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  • @eldamahj3977
    @eldamahj3977 Před 3 lety +71

    Man, I enjoyed that. Articulate, intelligent, down to earth, observant. RIP Bob.

    • @grantkerridge
      @grantkerridge Před rokem +4

      If only we had more like him today..

    • @alanmansfield664
      @alanmansfield664 Před rokem +2

      It would be nice to see current Australian PMs acknowledge the existence of Indonesia

    • @archiefox1414
      @archiefox1414 Před rokem

      @@alanmansfield664Did you miss his visit and Jokowki’s return visit?

  • @mikmop
    @mikmop Před rokem +26

    Bloody good interviewers for comedians. Roy and HG absolute legends. And so is Hawkie.

    • @AnthonyKiyola
      @AnthonyKiyola Před rokem +2

      Roy, under his real name John Doyle, had his own radio program on 2BL. I don't know how long he did that for but I remember he was on-air at least in the early 90s. My old man used to listen to him, when he wasn't listening to the horses on 2KY. He was doing that program at the same time as This Sporting Life on Triple J. He would do interviews on 2BL but the only one I remember was with Harry Secombe but yeah a good interviewer and comedian - he started as a high school English teacher then got into acting... I saw an interview with him a few years ago in which he talked about his career.

  • @jeffreyrain551
    @jeffreyrain551 Před 3 lety +83

    Boy does this country need a leader like Bob right now.

    • @shaneconnors757
      @shaneconnors757 Před rokem +1

      Yep

    • @H3XGroup
      @H3XGroup Před rokem

      Not really….all talk…he sold us out like they all have since 1973. They are all liars!

    • @marcusluciani1620
      @marcusluciani1620 Před rokem +1

      Yep. He wouldn't recognise Labor now.

    • @aural_supremacy
      @aural_supremacy Před rokem

      You can’t blame everything on the country’s leader even an idiot like Albo because he is ultimately a figure head. There is a lot of clowns in the government, and they are voted in by clowns who have been lobotomised by the education system and then you have external forces like US foreign policy and in order to fix that it would take a huge catastrophe of some type or a dictatorship.

    • @scottmatthews8586
      @scottmatthews8586 Před rokem +1

      No way

  • @johnboukalis4252
    @johnboukalis4252 Před 3 lety +94

    We desperately need this breed of politician again in this great country

    • @michaellear6904
      @michaellear6904 Před 3 lety +6

      Too bloody right!

    • @shanewilson199
      @shanewilson199 Před 2 lety +6

      So true. How did we go from this to ScoMo?

    • @lecolintube
      @lecolintube Před rokem +3

      I think we need this type of political commentary again 🤣

    • @James-kv6kb
      @James-kv6kb Před rokem

      ​@@shanewilson199in the old days politicians were scared to death because they didn't want to lose their job to new up-and-coming politicians that's not happening anymore because the average 40 year old is obsessed with playing with toys and dressing-up in animal costumes on tik tok not which means they are not really suitable to be running the country

  • @argustuft2394
    @argustuft2394 Před 3 lety +44

    Rhodes Scholar, Prime Minister of Australia and Guinness World Record holder for sculling beer. What a bloody legend!

    • @James-kv6kb
      @James-kv6kb Před rokem +4

      Bob is a lesson to all the young bogan Aussies now who think being Australian is being stupid. Bob proves that we can be a a larrikin but be intelligent as well

  • @Rhythmattica
    @Rhythmattica Před 4 lety +69

    Whether you agree or not with Hawkey, Theres no denying his saying in what he believes...
    No script, Eloquent with a touch of larrikin in his delivery, and oh so passionate....
    And charisma... He was the beer drinking peoples Prime Minister .. True bloody blue.

    • @michaelschulz336
      @michaelschulz336 Před 3 lety +1

      A pig of a man ,... and what a fine father of the year he made.
      That he could string a few words together .... made him a novelty.

    • @Rhythmattica
      @Rhythmattica Před 3 lety +6

      @@michaelschulz336 Most Pollies string a few sentences together, without the novelty.. Im nor left or Right, and every one of them you can find fault ... I despised Howard, but respected his non nonsense approach.. The only true PM in my lifetime that actually put Australia 1st , imo, was Gough. And we know by doing , there was consequences.
      So without political or personal judgments , Hawke had charisma. most others are just like extras in the background of a TV drama to fill the scene.

    • @michaelschulz336
      @michaelschulz336 Před 3 lety +1

      @@Rhythmattica ...sure Hawke had charisma, intelligence and gift of the gab ..... But there is more to public office than that.
      Character and integrity also count. Keating had both as did Bill Hayden.
      It is the myth of Hawke that makes me choke.
      His love affair with the Australian voter ...wrong...more people voted for Andrew Peacock ...each succeeding election his personal vote dropped.
      His love of the common man? .... his friends were very rich people...
      His own wealth? ...a fine understanding of the defamation laws.
      The great trade unionist? ....he wrecked the union movement ...big govt...doing deals with big business ...doing deals with big unions ....hallmarks of the fascist state.
      He loved unions so much that he put the troops into the pilot dispute ....and as the author of a book on that full episode said ...the length of that dispute was due to his friendship with Abeles ...indeed it is said Abeles had paid out his gambling debts....
      Hawke was the Johnny on the spot .... Australia was over the Tories ...so Witlam rode to power ... Fraser destroyed the social cohesion of the country .... Hawke got lucky ...Hayden got screwed (a behavioural watershed for the ALP) ....Keating got done because Australia is such a fear ridden backward country they preferred Rip Van Winkle little Johnny .... Whose mission was to drive us backwards as a society...we got 007 Kevin ...etc.
      Whitlam has been Australians greatest PM since Curtain....
      The man who wanted to buy back the farm ....how good is that!

    • @Rhythmattica
      @Rhythmattica Před 3 lety +1

      @@michaelschulz336 And worst of all, my ideas eroded , when one the SBS program "Ask Me Anything" a few years ago, there were politicians from every colour of the spectrum.... It totally confirmed everything I hoped that the system wouldn't be.. The Boys club, Pieer group pressure , the towing of the party line, Those that I have values I agree with, right there, Admitted they lied, Had to, just to be able to have their views in any way considered.
      Disgusting... As I said, I knew it would be that way, but hope to be disproven.. Well. When all is said and done, Politics is just the high school debating team.... Ideas always must be an argument, instead of considering what's good for the people.
      Bipartisan does at least work in the times of crisis, where everyone knows what is the right thing to do... But that is few and far between.... Wheter the Troops, or this latest crisis, a debate it should not be.. It is not political when it comes to what is peoples lives in the balance.... But when a roadmap may lead to that, the effects on peoples lives, as its not in the now or then , it seems the promise of what is good, is only good for their own retirement .
      May the Good Save The Gough !

    • @michaelschulz336
      @michaelschulz336 Před 3 lety +3

      @@Rhythmattica the only problem with bipartisanship is that it reverts to its default setting ....right wing fascism.
      Regarding the great man Gough ...it should be burnt into every descent Australians soul the remarkably disrespectful and contemptuous behaviour of the Tories at his death ... They conducted themselves like cringing mongrel dogs ... No dignity...no respect ...no manners...
      Same as they treat women in their party come to think about it.🤔

  • @mrduuud
    @mrduuud Před 2 lety +14

    Even when he was putting down Hansen, he was eloquent and respectful to her voters, without directly putting them down.

  • @fredsalfa
    @fredsalfa Před 4 lety +39

    He really is quite an intelligent speaker. I was too young to realise and understand this at the time.

    • @russe19642
      @russe19642 Před 4 lety +2

      Oh yeah

    • @Bully1973
      @Bully1973 Před 4 lety +7

      He was no dummy that's for sure.

    • @michaelschulz336
      @michaelschulz336 Před 3 lety +1

      Very smart man ....but not a very decent or moral person .... He left a wrecked family behind him.

    • @muttleycrew
      @muttleycrew Před 3 lety +3

      He was a Rhodes scholar.

    • @Roger__Wilco
      @Roger__Wilco Před rokem

      @@muttleycrew So was Tony Abbott, who Labor greatly underestimated

  • @candlelarbra5212
    @candlelarbra5212 Před rokem +3

    Good lord is he sharp. Insightful thoughts on a broad range of tropics, switches from jokes to seriousness quickly and effortlessly and explains things in a way everybody can understand.

  • @pvkoz8698
    @pvkoz8698 Před 3 lety +16

    Bob Hawke = Intelligence. Roy and HG = Intelligence. No wonder it's amazingly good.

  • @shayneoneill1506
    @shayneoneill1506 Před 4 lety +46

    Old Hawkey was a deadset legend. Drank hard, played hard, and was an absolutely devestatingly effective politician. RIP old boy

    • @MrFury777
      @MrFury777 Před 4 lety

      Love kids as well

    • @boogie4943
      @boogie4943 Před rokem

      What a load of drivel. He was ineffective as a politician, an economist and piss weak as a national leader. Even as a unionist he was a populist with no scruples.

  • @urbanhyena4063
    @urbanhyena4063 Před 2 lety +18

    Amazing! what happened to our culture? why don't we have these casual but intellectual interviews anymore?

    • @mrduuud
      @mrduuud Před 2 lety +5

      so true, it is a very "Australian" thing. I think it changed once Howard got in and the role of PM moved from being a civic role to being like an Executive CEO.

  • @robertdora7026
    @robertdora7026 Před 4 lety +16

    What a great Australian. He understood the profound value of true BALANCE in both the cultural and economic sectors of society, and GEE did he cultivate that as Prime Minister!!! The most culturally balanced time was during the later stages of his term as prime minister, sport and the performing arts were suddenly BOTH EVERYWHERE!!!!!

  • @muzzaball
    @muzzaball Před rokem +8

    Bob Hawke was a true Australian. Love him or hate his political beliefs, he was no idiot, and how good are Roy & HG at being able to interview like they did. Good on them, one and all. Oh, didn't you just love The Cedrics - I know I did.

  • @a.l.8873
    @a.l.8873 Před 4 lety +11

    Thanks for uploading, bloke. I hadn't seen this before, and no better way to remember Hawky than seeing him spar with the duo.

  • @tonychapman1912
    @tonychapman1912 Před rokem +5

    One of the great Australians.

  • @tomostyler1754
    @tomostyler1754 Před rokem +1

    Thank you Roy and HG, and thanks Bob… legend!

  • @muttleycrew
    @muttleycrew Před 3 lety +5

    Hawke was a brilliant man and at ease anywhere.

  • @PiesAndPasties
    @PiesAndPasties Před rokem +4

    We need another like him now I reckon.

  • @beesplaining1882
    @beesplaining1882 Před 3 lety +17

    Here we are 2021 and Scott Morrison is PM. Bob Hawk's idea of most things in Australia continuing to improve over time has obviously fallen well short in that area at least!

    • @australiafirst520
      @australiafirst520 Před 2 lety +3

      Bob Hawke as PM, then look at Morrison?.

    • @JJSPARROW1978
      @JJSPARROW1978 Před 2 lety

      @@australiafirst520 - Yep. Thanks Bob for giving east asia all our manufacturing jobs. Wolf in Sheeps Clothing. Let his daughter get raped by a senior ALP prick and did nothing!

    • @DaveDalton
      @DaveDalton Před 2 lety +5

      Hopefully Albo fills these boots well

    • @Roger__Wilco
      @Roger__Wilco Před rokem

      @@DaveDalton lol 1 year later from your comment we can see he's not exactly the next Bob Hawke. The only real legacy he has a chance at is his ridiculous 'voice to parliament' garbage which is likely doomed to fail. And even if it somehow passes he'll just be known for the shitshow he inflicted us with.

    • @NoName-ds5uq
      @NoName-ds5uq Před rokem

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Roger__Wilcowell it’s obvious which side you are on, but why a is it a “shit show”? The people of Australia will decide at the referendum, that is the nature of a democratic country.

  • @sentientbean1
    @sentientbean1 Před 5 lety +9

    Clever fellow old Bob.

  • @MichaelFlynn0
    @MichaelFlynn0 Před 4 lety +10

    what a leader. Vale Bob Hawke

  • @michaelscurr9046
    @michaelscurr9046 Před 3 lety +2

    I got shacked so much because of the generosity of bob hawk love ya bob.

  • @jasonsdroneworldchannel.1881

    Love the abrupt humour of us Aussies... !

  • @Battlescar9685
    @Battlescar9685 Před 4 lety +6

    He was a good leader & top bloke

  • @gerardmcnally
    @gerardmcnally Před rokem +2

    Hawkie, sadly missed.

  • @grl8862
    @grl8862 Před 4 lety +6

    Great Bob interview.

  • @jasonm1288
    @jasonm1288 Před 4 lety +32

    The Greatest PM I have ever seen by far. Lightyears in front of this sellouts we have now.

    • @TerryTube
      @TerryTube Před 4 lety +4

      A true visionary and champion of the working class - RIP Bob.

    • @CanadairCL44
      @CanadairCL44 Před 4 lety +2

      I got the same impression. We need more like him, especially now in the UK. (posted 04/07/2020)

    • @michaelschulz336
      @michaelschulz336 Před 3 lety +2

      @@TerryTube ... Yes...and an even greater champion of his rich sponsors..

  • @portkembla1955
    @portkembla1955 Před 4 lety +24

    Have a look at he rubbish we have in charge now. Roy and HG are national treasures. I'd like to see them interview Morrison. The trouble is he wouldn't answer the questions, eg: that's a bubble question, I disagree with the premise of your question, now is not the time to talk about...........

  • @cherylthommo1
    @cherylthommo1 Před 2 lety +3

    The last prime minister I voted for before leaving for overseas. Legend.

  • @DandamanV
    @DandamanV Před 2 lety +3

    7:41 doesn't this just ring true today more than ever

  • @maggiealcock5628
    @maggiealcock5628 Před 4 měsíci

    If only he could still be here 🩷 I actually shook his hand once.

  • @rodmills4071
    @rodmills4071 Před rokem +1

    He was a passionate man.😎🇦🇺👌

  • @discombubulate2256
    @discombubulate2256 Před 3 měsíci

    I'm no labour voter but Bob was one of the best leaders Australia ever had.

  • @pauljowsey7511
    @pauljowsey7511 Před rokem

    But beautiful! 3 massive Ozzie legends, absolutely love it!

  • @nicholashuber4178
    @nicholashuber4178 Před 4 lety +10

    Australia's greatest pm by far, interviewed by Australia's best comedy duo by far! ( sorry Hamish and andy)

  • @markissboi3583
    @markissboi3583 Před 2 lety +2

    Those were the days and pauls barter in parliament legendary

  • @michaeldonnelly1657
    @michaeldonnelly1657 Před 4 lety +16

    From a time when the Australian Prime Minister worked to benefit the people and not rip them off

  • @brentanllewellyn3898
    @brentanllewellyn3898 Před rokem +1

    Bob Hawke was a legend.

  • @MrWonka191
    @MrWonka191 Před 4 lety +2

    Awesome upload, keep it up pal.

  • @geoffedmanson9911
    @geoffedmanson9911 Před 8 měsíci

    Good Good man

  • @64roo
    @64roo Před 4 lety +2

    Gold

  • @paulsouth4794
    @paulsouth4794 Před 3 lety +2

    Since ... Australia is lost in the dark with a blind fold on .

  • @skeres01
    @skeres01 Před rokem

    Bring back PM's with this level of integrity.

  • @2dogsstottie
    @2dogsstottie Před rokem

    That is why Bob Hawke was Australia's 2nd best Prime Minister in our history
    Thanks BOB

  • @DaveDalton
    @DaveDalton Před 2 lety +4

    What a great interview, he's still correct re Hanson

  • @MightyMick88
    @MightyMick88 Před 3 lety +3

    Sorry, Bob but I grew up in the 60s and I can tell you racism was full-on and I'm now 60 and very little has changed, it's just been refocused on another race. I was born here.

  • @TechFlo
    @TechFlo Před rokem +1

    Any idea whether this was from 1996 or 1997? Great upload, thanks.

    • @barryschwarz
      @barryschwarz Před rokem

      It's The Channel Nine Show, which I believe ran only in 1998. Neil Finn was a guest on this episode, too.

  • @anncoral
    @anncoral Před 3 lety +3

    A good prime Minister and a top bloke.

  • @bushtherapy7655
    @bushtherapy7655 Před rokem +1

    God Bob was good
    Sorely missed

  • @The_Bookman
    @The_Bookman Před rokem

    Magic.

  • @curzongaming
    @curzongaming Před 4 lety +3

    "He has just told a joke... please laugh"

  • @sierrahp
    @sierrahp Před rokem +1

    Our last great politician.

  • @BM-dx1mg
    @BM-dx1mg Před 2 lety +1

    Fkn brilliant

  • @voodoocruiser2543
    @voodoocruiser2543 Před rokem

    On ya Bob

  • @weburnitatbothends
    @weburnitatbothends Před 3 lety +1

    The one thumbs down is John Howard apparently

  • @danielcochrane6745
    @danielcochrane6745 Před rokem +2

    I hate Labor, but Bon was such a national treasure, charismatic and humorous

    • @KevKavanagh
      @KevKavanagh Před 11 měsíci

      Bon? Scott, perhaps. Pretty sure he wouldn't have had a bar of the Tories! If you "hate" Labor, you're an unimaginative clown.

  • @jasontinker6686
    @jasontinker6686 Před rokem

    Best PM ever

  • @geoffhalpin5976
    @geoffhalpin5976 Před rokem +1

    Now Hanson's a Qland senator. WTF!

  • @laceyproductions9236
    @laceyproductions9236 Před 2 lety +1

    The future is in Asia...not anymore by the looks.

  • @abbeymclaren6778
    @abbeymclaren6778 Před 3 lety +6

    And that's how Australia rolls America and your Trump wombats.. our ex prime minister speaks honestly for our whole country.. top interview Roy and HG...x

  • @Tubatoofpaste
    @Tubatoofpaste Před 3 lety

    Where was John Curtin educated?

  • @marcuswatts7215
    @marcuswatts7215 Před 3 lety

    What year was this Interview ?

  • @Davez621
    @Davez621 Před rokem

    What year is this?

  • @JuanMendoza-sz8iy
    @JuanMendoza-sz8iy Před rokem

    We are now the most difficult country in Oceania to get a working visa.

    • @JuanMendoza-sz8iy
      @JuanMendoza-sz8iy Před rokem

      @fc7424 yeah, wouldn't want some uneducated no-english migrant taking your job, even if they ARE qualified...

  • @rabidbigdog
    @rabidbigdog Před 2 lety +2

    13mins of nonsense is more penetrating than 10 years of 'journalism'.

  • @warwickclark2143
    @warwickclark2143 Před 3 lety +2

    Who the heck downvoted this?!

  • @Smason432
    @Smason432 Před 2 lety

    He lived a great life a died at age 8 in 1991

    • @Rob-fc9wg
      @Rob-fc9wg Před 2 lety +2

      Huh?
      He died in 2019 aged 89.

  • @chooba77
    @chooba77 Před rokem

    We need some "fair dinkum" in our leadership today

  • @tobysemler
    @tobysemler Před rokem

    Indonesia then sounds like Australia now!

  • @SchwarzeWitwe2
    @SchwarzeWitwe2 Před 4 lety

    When was this taped?

  • @markbrophy4331
    @markbrophy4331 Před rokem

    A True Blue Aussie. All of them. USA take a lesson.

  • @clubgus07
    @clubgus07 Před rokem

    Bob Hawke was the best PM the other PMs that followed him maybe for a bit John Howard was good at some things but as the PMs rolle on became weaker and weaker then woker and woker and then Social media dictated the PM. RIP Bob

  • @The-Real-Ando
    @The-Real-Ando Před rokem

    Bob would have made a pretty good Kiwi. 😃

  • @James-kv6kb
    @James-kv6kb Před rokem +1

    The politically correct wouldn't have him because he just says what needs to be said

  • @GB-cm6yy
    @GB-cm6yy Před rokem

    Great leaders don't put their political aspirations before their own daughter's rape to protect a fellow MP.
    You can be a larrikin and skull beer all you want, but his reputation is forever tarnished. I don't care what side of the political spectrum you're on, he was ruthless, heartless and self centred when it came to his family.

    • @Laconic-ws4bz
      @Laconic-ws4bz Před 6 měsíci

      who the fuck are you? a family member or some know it all attention seeking cunt

  • @andreabond3501
    @andreabond3501 Před rokem

    Yeah a Polly to have a beer with

  • @bradwallace6222
    @bradwallace6222 Před rokem

    Bob Hawk, Australia's best priminister ever. He reigned in a magical time.

  • @philipthomson7460
    @philipthomson7460 Před rokem

    Hawkey-Pawkey, the killer of babies and the persecuter of separated Fathers, while he cheated on his own wife. But yeah, he’s a fkn Aussie hero…😂😂😂

  • @warriorpoet9629
    @warriorpoet9629 Před rokem

    The worst thing to ever happen to Australia.

  • @richardmiller3839
    @richardmiller3839 Před 2 lety +1

    One nation is strong now! The two party system is gone.

  • @mkwillis123
    @mkwillis123 Před rokem +1

    Not one question about his abhorrent history of paedophilia 😡

  • @robertthomson2159
    @robertthomson2159 Před rokem

    8:00 As good as Bob (and Roy & HG) were for us, thank goodness for Pauline Hanson - these lefties were talking in an echo chamber. I would have expected more from Bob.

  • @jimcrawford5039
    @jimcrawford5039 Před 3 lety

    By 1990 no Australians child will be living in poverty!

  • @YouCantSawSawdust
    @YouCantSawSawdust Před rokem

    I never got these two.
    Like the Doug Anthony All Stars,they're just......NOT FUNNY.

  • @killmrdarcy4367
    @killmrdarcy4367 Před 4 lety

    Re: Hawkey's Suharto observation about how "the number of people living in poverty went from about 58% to 17%". Did that include him making sure that 'no children would be living in poverty', Bob?

    • @russe19642
      @russe19642 Před 4 lety +4

      Did you cash in your $10,000 super yet?

    • @chrishadden4834
      @chrishadden4834 Před 3 lety +5

      He clearly made this comment begrudgingly. It's a comedy show, keep it light hearted. He also quipped about Suharto's corruption but why bring the mood down, this isn't the 730 report.

    • @martindormer2116
      @martindormer2116 Před 3 lety +1

      @@chrishadden4834 That's definitely how he played it and he handled is superbly.

  • @Laconic-ws4bz
    @Laconic-ws4bz Před 6 měsíci

    Back when we were able to speak our minds and not get arrested for disagreeing with others.

  • @donmcleod3674
    @donmcleod3674 Před rokem +1

    What happened to the Labor party?

  • @jm-river4573
    @jm-river4573 Před 3 lety

    What year was this?