'It is the furnace of the sun': Guest suffers peri-menopausal hot flush live on air

"I don't think hormones respect national television!"

Transcript

00:00 between Australia and China, Anthony Albanese and Chinese.

00:07 I'm so sorry. I could keep stumbling through this, but I am having such a perimortal, perimenopausal

00:19 right now, live on air. I'm so sorry.

00:24 Listen, the point about this is that we need to make it normal to have these kinds of conversations

00:30 and I love you for even saying it because we interview people, we talk to people about

00:36 this and this is the reality.

00:39 I don't think hormones respect national television. It's the furthest of the sun.

00:44 Well listen, we'll let you take a breath.

00:47 Oh it's fine.

00:48 No, 100% thank you for being honest about it. We can and while Imogen takes in some

00:55 deep breaths, listen we want to throw it over to you. I'll ask you about the impact of this

00:59 latest interest rate increase on your household finances.

01:03 Imogen's back with us.

01:13 Good covering. It doesn't last long, but it is the furthest from the sun.

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