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A riled up Bob Katter has gotten in a verbal stoush with a political rival over a senate inquiry into the practices and power of supermarket giants.
Mr Katter and Nationals senator Ross Caddell went head-to-head as the Queensland MP held a press conference at the Hotel Canobolas in Orange, Western NSW, to spruik a parliamentary bill into 'reducing supermarket dominance' on Tuesday.
Mr Cadell, who is on the senate inquiry, repeatedly interrupted Mr Katter who grew infuriated and warned him to stop talking over his speech.
'Why don't you spend a little bit of time attacking Woolworths and Coles instead of playing politics?' Mr Katter told the senator.
The exchange came after farmers and producers descended on the rural hotel to give statements to the inquiry into the corporatisation of Australian supermarkets.
Queensland MP Bob Katter has gotten into a verbal stoush with Nationals senator Ross Caddell (pictured) over an inquiry into supermarket pricing practices
Mr Katter was delivering the conference in front of a sign reading 'stop supermarket hogs and National Party porkies' held by two people dressed in inflatable pig suits.
Mr Cadell told Mr Katter he was only interrupting to take issue with Independent MP, Andrew Gee, who quit the National Party in 2022 over The Voice referendum.
The senator interrupted Mr Katter while he responded to his comments calling Mr Gee a 'stunt man', infuriating the maverick minister.
'Don't speak over me again, I'm warning you,' the Katter's Australian Party founder said while pointing his finger at Mr Cadell.
Turning back towards the media he added 'this bloke won't shut up, he won't let anyone else have a say'.
After being interrupted again, Mr Katter took two steps towards
