Controversial talking head Prue MacSween has claimed a Greens MP is a "danger" to the community and even his own wife.
The comments come just days after the conservative commentator was found to have contributed to ridiculing Indigenous Australians and spreading false information on Seven's Sunrise program.
On Monday's episode of Today Extra, MacSween was asked what she thought about Melbourne politician Adam Bandt calling his wife "hot" on social media.
"This little flea is so obsessed with climate change," she said. "I can't stand this cretin."
After repeated attempts to try to steer the conversation back to the issue at hand, MacSween eventually admitted she didn't care what Bandt called his wife.
"He is a non-person to me," she said. "He is a danger to the community and I suspect a danger to his wife. If you had to go to bed with that, God help you, love. You are scraping the bottom of the barrel."
Seven has banned MacSween from appearing on Sunrise after she infamously called for a second stolen generation. Last week, the Australian Communications and Media Authority ruled the comment contributed to the network breaching the television industry's code of practise.
However, she still appears on the Nine Network having popped up on Today Extra a number of times since March, with her first panel occurring just days after the Sunrise controversy.
Nine has been contacted for comment.