One Nation hosted a "weekly catch up" Facebook live broadcast on Thursday evening, with One Nation senators Malcolm Roberts, Brian Burston and party leader Pauline Hanson inviting Labor senator Sam Dastyari and Liberal senator Mitch Fifield onto the show.
The five senators spent much of the live stream discussing important issues like climate change, who was responsible for the 9/11 terror attacks and Cory Bernardi's recent defection from the Coalition to create his own independent party.
Eventually, Russian leader Vladimir Putin was brought up. Hanson has taken to defending Putin recently – on Monday she praised him as a "strong leader" who was "standing up for his nation" – and she didn't hesitate to defend him once more when Russia's involvement with flight MH17, the passenger plane shot out of the sky by a Russian-made missile over eastern Ukraine killing 298 people, was mentioned.
"You are picking out something," she said. "Do you think everything that our prime ministers have done has been in the best interests?" she asked.
"You know, everyone has done something.
"I am not saying I support him for what he has done there, but overall, as a person who is strong and stands up for his country."