Canavan says he doesn't 'trust governments' with hate speech laws

Canavan says he doesn't 'trust governments' with hate speech laws | 7.30

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan has delivered the message to Australians that they should not trust governments as he railed against what he says are hate-speech laws that gift the government and federal agencies too much power.
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