A deleted interview, TV fallout, and Hanson's job offer: Karl Stefanovic's turbulent 48 hours

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has offered Karl Stefanovic a job after Nine newspapers reported he would leave the network, following backlash over his interview with far-right figure Tommy Robinson on his podcast — which is independent from Nine.Nine reportedly decided to cut ties with Stefanovic after the podcast episode was released, and the presenter is negotiating terms of his exit from the network, for which he has co-hosted its flagship morning show, Today, for two decades.Speaking to Andrew Bolt on Sky News on Wednesday night, Hanson accused Nine of moving to the "left"."Hey, guess what, Karl? I'm looking for someone in my office," she said."Karl, come and apply for a job with me "The Karl Stefanovic Show is a completely independent production," a Nine spokesperson told the Australian Associated Press."Nine has no involvement, including in the guest selection and other editorial processes."However, Nine is taking this matter seriously."The podcast reportedly sparked a full day of executive crisis talks at Nine.The interview then appeared on Hanson's YouTube channel with "CANCELLED" added to the title