‘They take no prisoners': South Park creators ‘couldn't care less' about outrage over Trump episode
'As a person who likes Donald Trump, who understands how he won, who understands how he lost and then understands how he won again – the South Park thing was hilarious. Was really funny,' he said.
'One of the best ways that you can always have a crack at the powerful is to take the piss, is to laugh, and that's what they decided to do.'
Mr Murray claims the South Park creators 'couldn't care less' about the outrage over the episode.
'They take no prisoners ... that's their kind of humour and long may it reign,' he said.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Sky News AU
9 minutes ago
- Sky News AU
Arabic countries sign declaration calling for Hamas to ‘disarm themselves'
Sky News host Steve Price discusses the calls from Arab countries for Hamas to 'disarm themselves'. 'I want to return to these calls from the UK and others, including France, to recognise Palestine's statehood,' Mr Price said. 'Effectively putting the onus on the Israelis to end the war in Gaza and not acknowledging the fact that Hamas itself is a terrorist group … Arab and Muslim countries … have signed a declaration condemning, for the first time, Hamas' onslaught on October 7, going as far as to call for them to disarm themselves.'
Sky News AU
39 minutes ago
- Sky News AU
‘A step too far': Albanese government's YouTube age ban blasted
Sky News host Chris Kenny reacts to the Albanese government including YouTube in the list of social media platforms that must ban access for kids under the age of 16. 'YouTube might be a step too far, rather than a form of social media, it's a massive platform now for television viewing, and increasingly so,' Mr Kenny said. 'Kids use it for education and information, watching documentaries and interviews and lectures, as well as, of course, for entertainment and sport.'
Sky News AU
39 minutes ago
- Sky News AU
‘Don't think we should have this legislation': Social media ban to target account creation
Tech expert Trevor Long discusses how the Australian government's inclusion of YouTube into the proposed social media ban will not 'achieve any of the goals set out'. 'We're not asking kids to be off it, we're just saying you can't have an account,' Mr Long told Sky News host Chris Kenny. 'I don't think we should have this legislation at all … if you're going to ban TikTok and Instagram, you do have to ban YouTube. 'I think the government's done the right thing … I just don't think it's going to achieve any of the goals set out.'
