Victor Wembanyama was asked during his 60 Minutes interview about living in the US. Wemby admitted he can't explain to others what living in America is like because he doesn't live a normal life as a highly-paid pro athlete who gets whatever he wants. But some things have struck him, he said. Wemby: "Good is how like it feels like you're never judged for being ambitious. Bad, I would say: I think the social interactions are more shallow here, more not as in depth as what I've seen in other countries." Think the whole interview is worth a watch.

Victor Davis Hanson: Carney’s Anti-Trump Crusade Is Driving Canada Straight Into Xi’s Arms Mark Carney's anti-Trump crusade threatens to destroy Canada's relationship with its most important trading partner while pushing Ottawa closer to communist China and the European Union. Rather than resolve a manageable trade dispute with Washington, Carney is gambling Canada's economic future on partnerships with authoritarian Beijing and a struggling Europe. Full episode: @VDHanson

Victoria Secrets: Please Explain What’s hiding in Victoria's secret cabinet papers? You’ll have to wait 30 years to find out. When One Nation announces plans to release cabinet documents, panic sets in at Labor HQ. With decades of corruption potentially about to see the light of day, Ben Carroll, Jacinta Allan, and Dan Andrews embark on a desperate mission to shred the documents before it’s too late. But first they'll have to survive Melbourne's potholes, public transport, and the violent streets of the world's most liveable city. Meanwhile, Jess Wilson has a plan, apparently.

Victoria's Coalition has faced scrutiny over contradictory statements about pausing the Suburban Rail Loop project, with Opposition Leader Jess Wilson cancelling a media conference amid confusion.