Kyle Sandilands shocked listeners Thursday morning by revealing his very surprising take on Senator Lidia Thorpe’s recent outburst against King Charles.
The radio king, 53, discussed the incident in which the Indigenous activist shouted “f*** the colony” and “you’re not my king” at Parliament House in Canberra on Monday.
The presenter, who has built a reputation for his outspoken conservative views, revealed he actually supported Thorpe’s actions.
“That Senator Thorpe has informed the King. What you need to understand is that you may not agree with her stuff with the Royals,” Kyle began.
‘But she fights for her people. At least we know something is going on, you know what I mean?’
Meanwhile, co-host Jackie O Henderson, 49, was quick to agree with Kyle’s points.
Senator Thorpe’s outburst in Parliament on Monday was preceded by a bizarre altercation with police hours earlier.
As a small group of protesters outside the Australian War Memorial were ordered by police to move on, Ms Thorpe was seen arguing with a police officer holding her shirt.
Kyle Sandilands (pictured) shocked listeners on Thursday morning by revealing his very surprising take on Senator Lidia Thorpe’s recent outburst at King Charles
She then took off her shirt and stormed away from the officer.
“Everything we suffer in this country is due to that colonial invasion,” she said after the fight.
Ms Thorpe, who was elected Greens senator for Victoria before leaving that party and becoming an independent, has often expressed her feelings towards the monarchy.
‘Give us what you stole from us! Our bones, our skulls, our people, you have destroyed our country,” Senator Thorpe shouted at the Monarch this week.
The radio king, 53, discussed the incident in which high-profile Indigenous activist Lidia Thorpe (pictured) shouted “f*** the colony” and “you’re not my king” at Parliament House in Canberra on Monday.
‘Give us a treaty, we want a treaty in this country! This is not your country, this is not your country! You’re not my king, you’re not our king. You’re a genocide plotter!’
As she was dragged from the scene, she was heard repeatedly shouting: “F*** the colony.”
Thorpe’s outburst has received support from several high-profile stars, including American rapper Azealia Banks.