澳大利亚One Nation党议员Barnaby Joyce在ABC电视台"7.30"节目的直播采访中，因其狗Stella在采访期间造成干扰而对其大声喝止，随后与主持人Sarah Ferguson发生言语冲突。[1]
采访本意是为党首Pauline Hanson备受争议的欧洲行程进行辩护。[1]当Ferguson向Joyce提问关于Hanson欧洲言论引发的争议时，紧张局面升级。[1]Joyce随后对主持人表示，"别无礼。否则这个采访就会停止进行。"[1]
根据最新民调数据，One Nation在初选支持率中获得约30%的支持。[1]Joyce于2024年12月从主流保守党转至One Nation。[1]
Barnaby Joyce, a member of parliament for the One Nation party, yelled at his dog during a live television interview on ABC's 7.30 program, then grew tense with the show's host over questioning about his party leader's controversial European statements. [1]
The confrontation occurred when Joyce's dog Stella disrupted the interview, prompting him to sharply command, "Sit down!" [1] The exchange escalated when presenter Sarah Ferguson pressed Joyce about remarks made by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson during her European visit. [1] Joyce responded to Ferguson with a warning: "Don't be rude. Otherwise, this interview will come to a grinding halt." [1]
The interview, which aired on a Monday evening, was intended to defend Hanson's overseas activities, though it became dominated by the fractious exchange. [1] Joyce joined One Nation in December 2024 after departing from the mainstream conservative party. [1] The party currently commands approximately 30 percent support in primary polling, according to the latest surveys. [1]