00:00 The Australian singer Kamal doubles criticism of the Yes campaign, and tweeting that communist
00:06 flags fly in last March.
00:09 In the beginning, after promising "he would vote 'no' in the upcoming referendum due to
00:15 lack of understanding about what was actually "88-year-old Malaysia-born singer", explained
00:23 that he changed his mind and now voted "yes".
00:27 Kamal held a meeting as the reason behind his return with domestic comedian Dane Simpson
00:32 and constitutional lawyer Eddie Sinnott.
00:37 However, only two days later, Kamal once again made people draw their heads after making
00:43 a 180-degree turn in his previous position and announced that the project of Sunday returned
00:51 to the "no" vote.
00:53 On Wednesday, Kamal targeted Yes campaignist who flies a communist flag at New Rally.
01:01 Famous singer Kamal jumped to Hamish MacDonald, a project presenter after a fiery stoush.
01:08 "If it comes from this race, the indigenous people already have a voice.
01:14 Just the opportunity make an effort learn what they want say and what do for them,"
01:19 he said.
01:20 "And now $40 billion a year.
01:23 What's going to money?"
01:25 The Australian singer Kamal doubles his criticism of the Yes campaign and a tragedy by tweeting
01:31 "That communist flags fly in the last march."
01:35 The interview moved away from issue before bringing the figure of Kamal to agenda and
01:40 said "Oyleem all I know is that they spent $40 billion."
01:46 He said.
01:47 MacDonald said "I probably feel that we need to check the $40 billion figure because you
01:52 have used it several times and I know many people listen to you.
01:58 I think he claimed that the National Australians Agency had spent $30 billion a year by Tony
02:05 Abbott a few years ago."
02:07 Kamal then admitted that he was "made mistakes" but he still chose to vote for no.
02:14 Kamal changed his mind twice about how to vote in the upcoming referendum.
02:19 Kamal told News.au that he believed that he did not take a fair hearing by the project
02:25 servers.
02:27 How may they not be prejudiced?
02:29 Hamish did not want to hear the truth.
02:32 Kamal said that Hamish was the best "sublimation" to change Hamish's vote as yes.
02:39 He described the sound as "drowning in bureaucracy ve and stopped by his figures about domestic
02:46 financing."
02:48 Entertainment reporter Peter said that he advised Kamal about his interactions with
02:53 the media all week.
02:56 It a previously recorded interview and was not satisfied with the way it cut, the project
03:02 said.
03:03 Ford said he spoke 20 times to give advice with Kamal last week.
03:08 But Singer ignored the fiery satisfaction to avoid sound debate every time.
03:15 He said that Kamal had specially gushed with McDonald about change and asked for an apology
03:20 to "make him look like a stupid.
03:24 He wants to be loved like all artists," he said.
03:28 This put it back on the map.
03:30 But he acknowledged that part of the reaction was "barren
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