Anthony Albanese must think Australians are too stupid to see through his lies.
Yesterday he linked social media algorithms, political extremism, misinformation and the rise of parties like One Nation while defending Labor's new Digital Duty of Care scheme.
Today, when a journalist asked him about those comments, he flatly declared: "I didn't link the two."
What a joke.
The transcript exists. The video exists. Everyone can see exactly what he said.
Less than a day after exposing Labor's real agenda, Albanese is trying to pretend it never happened.
Why? Because he got caught.
The Prime Minister's problem isn't misinformation.
His problem is that millions of Australians no longer trust Labor because of their lies.
Now he's trying to walk back the truth because he revealed too much.
This is a Prime Minister who thinks yesterday's transcript can be erased by today's talking points.
#FireTheLiar
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