One Nation co-founder-turned-Real Housewives of Sydney star, David Oldfield, does not have an issue with US President Donald Trump but is "not a fan" of him either.
What he is a fan of, however, is the controversial leader's travel restrictions from seven Muslim-majority countries (that has been temporarily suspended).
"I don't mind banning Muslims ... There's nothing good about the Koran, there is nothing good about people who subscribe to the Koran," Pauline Hanson's former right-hand man told Fairfax Media at the launch of the highly-anticipated RHoS at Otto, Woolloomooloo, this week.
"In context, and I hope you'll put this in context, I have no doubt that there are people who are good people who also happen to be Muslim. But Muslims don't add a great deal to the world as far as Islam is concerned. Islam does not really add a great deal that is positive to the world."
He continued, echoing his wife Lisa Oldfield's previous sentiments: "I believe Donald Trump will do a great job for America. It's a shame that we do not have a Donald Trump to do a great job for Australia."
With the reality television show not debuting until Sunday night, it's unknown so far how much of the politician's contentious views Foxtel is willing to air.
But what you will definitely see on the show is Lisa telling her husband to "shut up, you c---".
It's a "term of endearment," she explained.
The Real Housewives of Sydney premieres on Sunday, February 26 on Foxtel at 8.30pm.
