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Bob Carr stands by claim that Dutton released text messages

Bob Carr is adamant that Mr. Dutton has released a text message exchange between two cabinet ministers in 2019 about Scott Morrison.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
08-02-2022 19:07
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Bob Carr stands by claim that Dutton released text messages

Bob Carr stands firm in his claim that Peter Dutton was behind the psycho claims. Photo: Jonathan Ng

Bob Carr has stood by claims that Peter Dutton released messages that involved Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Bob expressed that Peter Dutton has a motive in sharing these messages with the public. 

Bob Carr alleges he has a credible media source

Recently, Bob revealed to a media outlet that he had a rock-solid source force for these claims. However, he would not come on to television regarding the claims. 

Thus far, Peter Dutton denies any claims that he was responsible for the text message leak. The text messages that Peter Dutton allegedly participated in painted the current Prime Minister Scott Morrison as a psycho. 

In a tweet posted by Peter Dutton, he expresses that the claims are entirely false and ‘unbased’. According to Bob Carr, the only person that would benefit from such a scandal would be Peter Dutton. 

Other’s doubt Bob’s sources

Currently, many other people are doubting Bob Carr’s credibility as well as his sources. 

“Bob Carr was a waste of space as Foreign Minister,” Mr. Frydenberg said.

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Now, Network Ten political editor Peter van Olsen has refused to reveal the media source on the information. 

So, while this whole scandal unfolds, Scott Morrison does not seem to be bothered by the text messages or who has shared and exchanged them. 

While the scandal does revolve around two cabinet members, it does have more to do with Scott Morrison than many would think. Apparently, the text messages surround the fact that Scott went on a family vacation in Hawaii during the fire predicament.  

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