The under-siege Australian government minister hits back at the US author after she accused him of antisemitic dog-whistling. Speaking in question time on Thursday, Angus Taylor said: 'I want to say this, her accusation of antisemitism is wrong and deeply offensive to me and my family,' said Taylor. 'I call for her to apologise for these unsubstantiated and outrageous accusations.' Earlier, Labor MP Tim Watts read a cautionary story from a mock book of fairytales – 'the boy who cried Wolf'