Liberal leader, Angus Taylor joins Mark Levy to tackle a "big week in Canberra," from facing Parliament for the first time to addressing the reported demise of the Iranian Ayatollah.

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Mark Levy has intensified his criticism of Mayor Ned Mannoun for allowing a council-owned hall to host a vigil for the deceased Ayatollah, arguing that shielding such events under the guise of "free speech" is an insult to the Iranian-Australians who fled the regime’s brutality for a safer life.

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Mark Levy brands the ACCC as a "whimpering" observer of the "feather and rocket" effect, where pump prices skyrocket instantly despite fuel being purchased at pre-war rates.

He argues that without real penalties, the petrol station remains the most effective tool for theft in Australia.

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Local residents and radio callers condemn Mayor Ned Mannoun for allowing ratepayer-funded buildings to be used for mourning a "terrorist" leader, arguing he should focus on the city's mounting rubbish and neglected infrastructure rather than international politics.

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Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun defends allowing a memorial for the Ayatollah in a council building as a matter of "free speech." Mark Levy accused Mayor Ned Mannoun of "stark-raving madness" for defending a terrorist memorial in a taxpayer-funded hall under the guise of free speech.

The clash turned explosive as Levy dismantled the Mayor's claim that Premier Chris Minns has a "fetish" for attacking Muslims, labeling the Mayor's defense of the event as "beyond the pale."

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