David Arbelaez I'm not even from the UK. I'm just watching because this is goddamn hysterical/tragic. Can't believe the Brits managed to colonize half the world with this kind of attitude.
***** Well, Britain is still the 5th largest economy in the world. No small potatoes, that. Personally, I think it'd have been better if the British Empire was still what it was in the early 20th C. India, if it'd have been a colony even for another 2 or 3 generations, would have been far less corrupt and more prosperous. In fact, no less a figure than SirWSC said as much. India was making real progress, and it's why I think Ghandi was a destructive figure in history. Look at the bloodshed after the British left. Incidentally, I had a friend in high school whose family had a really poor opinion of Ghandi for that reason. It was interesting to talk to people directly who'd lived there. As to us Yanks, you have to admit that we had a point about being taxed but with no seats in Parliament. We were British, after all.
***** I'm a bit grating to some of my fellow Americans because I realize that we did have support in the Revolution. I'm a conservative, and so often get accused of being a revisionist and anti-American for saying that. I'm hardly either. As to British strength, when we wanted to expand north after the Revolution, we were stopped cold by the British and it's why the Canadian border is where it is today. We did many resourceful and courageous things, but we did have support. I just wish that Britain and the USA could have set aside the differences far sooner than we did, for I think it would have served us both better. We almost came to war as late as the 1890s, for our interests conflicted in South America. I think Britain has been a great friend to America, and if it hadn't been for you who knows if we'd have been able to win WW2. Britain also paid back all those lend lease debts, even though Britain could have gotten a pass on that. To boot, Britain paid them back ahead of schedule. Also, Britain is the only other country aside from the USA who has met NATO funding agreements. I have this theory that Ghandi is viewed by so many in America as a positive figure for the same reason that one can't get anything like accurate news on the major networks. Anything that serves the leftist cause, and anti-Westernism does just that, is what you'll find in the news and in Hollywood movies. What do you think of your election just last week?
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To any foreigners stopping by...These aren't really funny moments, this is just a normal day in British Parliament. We are blessed to have the best circus in the world here in England.
I was very surprised. British people seem so polite. This looks like a pub. It's quite amazing that the population finds this normal. It's very funny indeed
@Hussain hey it's better than Kosovo, where they detonated tear gas to disrupt a vote (though I wouldn't put that past our esteemed current leadership)
American House of Representatives: One Person has speech for 2 hours, nobody talks during it, speaker listens the entire time. British House of Commons: Guy tries to speak *Shouting so loud you can’t hear him* “Ordah! Ordah! This is so time-consuming!”
+Chris Owens And we, the taxpayers, employ them to have these sessions, at a fine rate of ~£75,000 a year. Multiply that by the number of MPs, of course, since one MP will have difficulty wasting time alone, and we pay them a modest £48,750,000 for the comedy show. Imagine what we'd have to pay them to get them to run the country.
In the houses of parliament you can ridicule politicians as much as you want, and you can even laugh and heckle them for ages, but say Pipsqueak, you're out!
It's a technicality of the rules. You can infer that an MP is mistaken on a point, or even hiding details, but you can't call their honesty or honour into question. That's why MPs always have to address each other as "the honourable member", and why we have terms like "economical with the truth". You can't say another MP is lying in parliament, so they have to use more roundabout ways of saying it. You also can't directly insult another MP. You can insult their opinion, but not the MP.
Jibba Ellie please the house of common please tell the truth for them to practice dear citizenship test books so that they can understand the importance of the law of the land
It is quite an hypocrisy right? Given how in school pupils would get yelled and some even sent out for this. Perhaps they ought to have detention introduced, although I wouldn't recommend the whip - might give some the wrong idea! Well wouldn't be a 1st...
Yeah, there's a old joke about that. (in a Scottish accent) "I used to be sheet metal worker and I'm not very good as the speaker of the House of Commons either!"
I once asked directions to " The Gorbals" when in Glasgow and the jokers sent me to the local Swimming Baths :) Maybe they did not understand Southern ( BBC ) English :)
@@Pearg0ld pfft hardly Congress with its stupid filibuster rule is a waste of time parliament despite its many shortcomings is vastly more efficient than congress in the USA could ever hope to achieve. American Congress is far too structured
These are the people in charge of nuclear weapons, prisons, healthcare and civil rights. They stand in a big room and jeer at each other like children. We're fucked.
the house of commons is not in charge of nuclear weapons.... and the point of this malarkey is to make sure that it takes so damn long to make up laws and shit that they can't possible get it wrong.
Edward Yorke Compared to a room of complete silence (like other governments), this is good. You get a pretty good idea of what politician feels about what subject. You get prime minister who has to explain himself under pressure and scrutiny. It's engaging, lively. intense and refreshing to see. It's also quite moving to hear a room full of mutterings of agreement when an MP pays a tribute to a soldier or other who has died. P.S. The speaker is there when they act too much like twats. PPS. The HoC has always been like this. There are other places where they quietly discuss things, like comitee meetings and Westminster Hall. PPS. As this is a video of the funnier bits from PMQ's when the house is full, it might give off an impression that the place is *always* like that, but it's a lot calmer most times.
This is some classic British humour for you. A large percentage of the world may be able to understand the English language, but they'll never understand English humour. :)
***** You'd be surprised how some people miss the subtleties of our humour. :) This one relies a little on background knowledge of the politicians and political system, but aside from that, some people don't get humour that isn't shoved in your phase. It's weaved into conversation and therefore isn't as obvious. :)
This is what we call "true free speech". Here in America, they would shit their pants if you were to insult somebody like this, you would lose your job, house, rank, etc... You guys actually know how to take a joke, and I am jealous of you.
everyone is making fun of this, but its actually a brilliant thing that they are having an arguments there. Not many states have parliament open to any kind of discussion
Gera Altan0x yeh but what discussion tho. It’s just out of controlling shouting and laughing with some poor helpless Scottish old age pensioner speaker crying odder odder. If your gonna talk you need to take your turn.
Listening to the U.S. Congress puts one to sleep and U.S. politicians NEVER need to (or get to) challenge each other’s positions publicly, which is a damn shame.
Why are you glorifying this, they are making a fool and a joke out of politics. As if anybody can discuss serious issues with that racket of a bunch of private school children stuck in Westminster.
If parliament got stormed I garuntee the MPs wouldn’t cower behind the security agents in fear, they’d be out there throwing punches in a mass drunken brawl.
Right. Imagine letting people who studied all their lives to run a country run a country. How fucking bizarre. We should give their jobs to the people living on the street just getting by. Fuck off. Twathead
It's amazing wathcing these, mainly, privately educated people, who are meant to be running a country, act like a bunch of school children slaggin each other off in the playground.
Yeah, most American politics are boring, although things like this allow British politicians to make a complete fool out of themselves which allow myself and the rest of Britain to laugh at them. :)
+Guy Henry To be fair, the majority of this occurs during the fortnightly "Prime Ministers Questions" which is essentially a roast battle between the two party leaders. I think it's absolutely fantastic, I don't want my politicians hiding behind closed doors. If you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen.
I love a Parliament where MPs really argue and even fight, and not just sit there while one guy reads for 15 minutes while the others sleep, make coffee or stay at home. The former is much better for democracy.
These are mainly clips from Prime Minister's Questions; it's one session a week where all mps (backbenchers included) can direct questions to the prime minister. It normally goes a bit crazy because pretty much anything can be brought up. In the majority of debates, the house is quieter and more directed. But PMQs is always fun to watch.
I mean, he doesn't face this. No American President, including Trump, is ever called to account for his actions to his face like this, while the other party jeers and mocks him. Moreover, Trump (and all Presidents) all have prepared speeches. Trump would be asked, in my state in my town, unemployment went up 12%, how are you going to fix this? And then he would have to respond with data and numbers right then and there. He can't just say, oh, that's Obama's fault. No, he'd *have* to say what he's going to do about it, practically. Trump? Trump would storm off after the third question. He can barely handle the press, let alone the entire opposition party mocking him to his face. In fact, Trump would probably be one of the worst for this. Like him or not, you gotta admit he doesn't handle criticism serenely.. How do you think he reacts when 40 people are laughing at him, mocking him, talking over him? Fuck, I'd pay to see that.
"Mr. Hughes spit it out come on" "Order! Order! There's no point in waiting for silence, the honourable going to get silence.....produce your voice Mr. Hughes"
I am so surprised how members of the house of commons almost seem like they are in auditions to become stand up comedians. British citizens always strike me as so serious and eloquent.
The musical accompaniment to the "guitar player" in the background at 6:53 was genius!! Just look at "11 o'clock" on the screen and you'll catch him quietly picking his air guitar :)
TheRealSpicke English level: non-native. Nationalities are written with capitalised first letters, and that hyphen really isn't necessary. I guess we all make mistakes from time to time. You just went one further and made three mistakes all at the same time. 'What was the third?' you ask 'Math?'. No. The third was bothering to even write your post in the first place. Quick question. Who didn't win World War II?
***** Not only is a comma perfectly acceptable here, but it's actually preferable when connecting two independent clauses. "If you're going to lecture people on grammar you may like to ensure that you're correct before posting" While we're on the topic of commas, you need a comma between the first and second parts of your 'if' clause. It's a waste of time arguing with me. The more you write, the more mistakes I'll find.
Say what ya want about the US. But atleast the US House of Representatives don’t act like children and laugh at another party constantly for childish actions.
@@realzachfluke1 No your Congress full of fatties who eat sweets and chocolate during impeachments. And the only reason they laughed at Gordon Brown is because the Conservatives hate Labour and always have so they will do whatever they can to get a dig at them.
The House of Commons is one big Monty Python skit.
David Arbelaez I'm not even from the UK. I'm just watching because this is goddamn hysterical/tragic. Can't believe the Brits managed to colonize half the world with this kind of attitude.
***** Can you be ruthless? Sure. But only if America tells you it's okay first.
***** Fair enough. I just get the feeling people think the UK is weak and does whatever the US tells it to.
***** Well, Britain is still the 5th largest economy in the world. No small potatoes, that. Personally, I think it'd have been better if the British Empire was still what it was in the early 20th C. India, if it'd have been a colony even for another 2 or 3 generations, would have been far less corrupt and more prosperous. In fact, no less a figure than SirWSC said as much. India was making real progress, and it's why I think Ghandi was a destructive figure in history. Look at the bloodshed after the British left. Incidentally, I had a friend in high school whose family had a really poor opinion of Ghandi for that reason. It was interesting to talk to people directly who'd lived there. As to us Yanks, you have to admit that we had a point about being taxed but with no seats in Parliament. We were British, after all.
***** I'm a bit grating to some of my fellow Americans because I realize that we did have support in the Revolution. I'm a conservative, and so often get accused of being a revisionist and anti-American for saying that. I'm hardly either. As to British strength, when we wanted to expand north after the Revolution, we were stopped cold by the British and it's why the Canadian border is where it is today. We did many resourceful and courageous things, but we did have support. I just wish that Britain and the USA could have set aside the differences far sooner than we did, for I think it would have served us both better. We almost came to war as late as the 1890s, for our interests conflicted in South America.
I think Britain has been a great friend to America, and if it hadn't been for you who knows if we'd have been able to win WW2. Britain also paid back all those lend lease debts, even though Britain could have gotten a pass on that. To boot, Britain paid them back ahead of schedule. Also, Britain is the only other country aside from the USA who has met NATO funding agreements.
I have this theory that Ghandi is viewed by so many in America as a positive figure for the same reason that one can't get anything like accurate news on the major networks. Anything that serves the leftist cause, and anti-Westernism does just that, is what you'll find in the news and in Hollywood movies.
What do you think of your election just last week?
Schools: Stop acting like children and making so much noise in class
Adults running the country:
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@@Sharkzspolaroid wtf lmao
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Boothroyd: USE YOUR VOICE, MAN!
Berclow: BE A GOOD BOY!
Martin: Order...please, order...don't make grandpa cry.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Boothroyd was Thatcher in drag.
Indeed, I feel quite sorry for Martin, clearly not cut out for the job, or blessed with a loud enough voice!
the bar man
To any foreigners stopping by...These aren't really funny moments, this is just a normal day in British Parliament. We are blessed to have the best circus in the world here in England.
Check out South Africa's 😂😂,I enjoy them
@@TulongaShingualulu South African is a reduxed version of H. Of Commons I think
Ukrainex
Yeah South African parliament is probably the number one circus show.
I was very surprised. British people seem so polite. This looks like a pub. It's quite amazing that the population finds this normal. It's very funny indeed
Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland would like to have a word
orda...orda....err....orda.....orda....err....please....orda
I i know
I I know
I I I know
order oder udder
Can't he just say STFU
uddeer udder udder
pawel115 he's a gentlemen lol
America has rap battles, we have the house of commons
Yeah but america is a shithole
@@Calvbread not really but ok
Fantastic comment! lol
Watching The House of Commons in action is far far more entertaining than the US House or Senate. Love it! 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
America has a gun problem in schools and on their streets. We have the same issues in the UK but with knife's.
When the British government is more funny then most modern reality shows nowadays.
The female speaker was one step away from walking to that guy and slapping him in the face for not producing his voice!
😆😆
Not wrong. Nobody messed with Betty Boothroyd!
Simon Hughes a dishonest man in a dishonest party .
Yes, Betty Boothroyd. Now she was a proper Speaker!
@@oliveradams8711 The last proper speaker. (Excluding the incumbent as I've seen too little of him.)
Michael Martin was such a useless Speaker. Uh-uh-uh-order.
hodor
hold the door
He was, what a pathetic man
Lmao this comment genuinely made me laugh out loud.
That second clip was so sad. He didn't demand silence, he pleaded for it with the sad look of a starved dog half beat to death.
“So recently a single mother with small children came to see me in Sheffield” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂i can’t breath
They were really small children you don’t understand.
Can you breathe?
Don't get the joke... could someone please explain
@@deepa1318 Specifying she's single makes it sound like he was hooking up with her
He once claimed to have slept with over 30 women so probably around the same time @@deepa1318
Oda, Oda, Oda, ... oda
Nobunaga, Nobunaga, Nobunaga, ... nobunaga
He was auditioning for Game of Thrones...
Tokugawa, Tokugawa, Tokugawa, Tokugawa!
Leyasu Leyasu Leyasu
Hideyoshi Hideyoshi! Hideyoshi! ... Hideyoshi!
I will always loathe Vince Cable but that "Stalin to Mr. Bean" comment was priceless.
@Hussain hey it's better than Kosovo, where they detonated tear gas to disrupt a vote (though I wouldn't put that past our esteemed current leadership)
More like house of banter...
Lol
House of fools !
Meech Films 1 House of Bitchin'?
House of douchebaggary. The point of banter though is that both find it funny, here they're obviously trying to genuinely get under each others skin.
sounds like the house of lunatics lol
Scientists : you need to laugh at least 10min each day to be healthy.
The House of Commons : noted.
ODAH!...ODAH...ODAH!
conundrum11 Easiest job in the world?
conundrum11 Hodor... Hodor...
The easiest job in the world ….I think that the reason why is flooding of sex and violence .
John PiaPian : HA! could you imagine if he sprung that during Parliament?
😂😂
"Prime Minister transformation from Stalin to Mr. Bean" that makes me laugh
speaker: "I must ask the honourable gentleman to withdraw his statement calling the prime minister a common dandy."
Opposition MP: "NEVER!!!"
Sam Howard bunch of Dandy lion in suit bunch of wankers
British politics is hilarious
What is dandy? Lmao
@@geletoz I think it's where you're a bit camp or effeminate.
Cameron is not a dandy..he’s a wan...
American House of Representatives: One Person has speech for 2 hours, nobody talks during it, speaker listens the entire time.
British House of Commons: Guy tries to speak
*Shouting so loud you can’t hear him*
“Ordah! Ordah! This is so time-consuming!”
The US is like an oral presentation while the UK is a supper night.
This is more like a 'yo momma' dissing sessions.. Absolute nutters.
And it's great!
+Chris Owens And we, the taxpayers, employ them to have these sessions, at a fine rate of ~£75,000 a year. Multiply that by the number of MPs, of course, since one MP will have difficulty wasting time alone, and we pay them a modest £48,750,000 for the comedy show.
Imagine what we'd have to pay them to get them to run the country.
it's also a ten minute clip representative of half an hour a week for around 40 years.
Half-hour a week . That is all PMQ's are...
Legends says they all go for a cheeky nandos after their session is over
Taxpayer funded of course.
Omg I love British slang/inside British jokes
Add the boozer to that liat, bet many of them no doubt do, just look at the shape on some of them..
1:25 - Legend has it that if you walk the empty halls of the House of Commons at night, you can still hear him call "order, or-or, order".
In the houses of parliament you can ridicule politicians as much as you want, and you can even laugh and heckle them for ages, but say Pipsqueak, you're out!
hahaha
Omg its badmouse what was the chance of finding him hear !!!
It's a technicality of the rules. You can infer that an MP is mistaken on a point, or even hiding details, but you can't call their honesty or honour into question. That's why MPs always have to address each other as "the honourable member", and why we have terms like "economical with the truth". You can't say another MP is lying in parliament, so they have to use more roundabout ways of saying it. You also can't directly insult another MP. You can insult their opinion, but not the MP.
BadMouseProductions I
Jibba Ellie please the house of common please tell the truth for them to practice dear citizenship test books so that they can understand the importance of the law of the land
BBC Parliament is sometimes one of the best unintentional comedies ever
I don't agree with David Cameron's politics, but he is good at this lol
Gordon Brown: of course, spending will continue to rise and there will be a 0% increase next year...
You know what would be a fun drinking game? Drink whenever "order" is said in house of commons.
minicolster we already do that in russia its called fuck all
Robin Williams once called the House of Commons “Congress with a two drink minimum.”
I’d say that’s pretty spot on.
I'd say you copied that from another user.
These guys are in charge...?
Yeah. They're in charge! :)
Do you feel in charge?
+Brendan Brady I thought I was watching a high school classroom for a second there lol
+Francis M. What, only for a second???
It is quite an hypocrisy right? Given how in school pupils would get yelled and some even sent out for this. Perhaps they ought to have detention introduced, although I wouldn't recommend the whip - might give some the wrong idea! Well wouldn't be a 1st...
The air guitar one took me a moment, but oh my god, it's my favorite
Michael Martin didn't seem very good at keeping the house in order
Yeah, there's a old joke about that. (in a Scottish accent) "I used to be sheet metal worker and I'm not very good as the speaker of the House of Commons either!"
I believe he was known as ' Gorbals Mick '
I once asked directions to " The Gorbals" when in Glasgow and the jokers sent me to the local Swimming Baths :)
Maybe they did not understand Southern ( BBC ) English :)
I wish we had something like this in America, seems fun
Seems like a was of time
@@Pearg0ld pfft hardly Congress with its stupid filibuster rule is a waste of time parliament despite its many shortcomings is vastly more efficient than congress in the USA could ever hope to achieve. American Congress is far too structured
I feel so sorry for Gordon Brown. He was basically bullied for his whole time in office
The Labour party are always builed by the conservative party because the conservative party have no good political ideas.
+Jake Bell Watson haha on point!
+Jake Bell Watson And they still have a majority. Oh well. Have fun with Kommissar Corbyn
Gordon Brown was the worst PM, ever.
+Zac Ibs they should've just left him to the treasury, he was a numbers man not a leader.
I love Clegg’s one early on..”recently a single mother with young children came to visit me in Sheffield”..😱
Dodgy Dave was the Banter King of the Commons
So good Skinner lost his seat in the last GE
Order
I'll have fish and chips please with a pint of new castle
You really made me laugh! Thanks..
The thing I found the funniest is the old guy saying "Orda..." so weakly.
These are the people in charge of nuclear weapons, prisons, healthcare and civil rights. They stand in a big room and jeer at each other like children. We're fucked.
Ikr
the house of commons is not in charge of nuclear weapons.... and the point of this malarkey is to make sure that it takes so damn long to make up laws and shit that they can't possible get it wrong.
I was making a general statement that politicians are in charge of very important aspects of our world, and they act rather childishly in this room.
Edward Yorke Compared to a room of complete silence (like other governments), this is good. You get a pretty good idea of what politician feels about what subject. You get prime minister who has to explain himself under pressure and scrutiny. It's engaging, lively. intense and refreshing to see. It's also quite moving to hear a room full of mutterings of agreement when an MP pays a tribute to a soldier or other who has died.
P.S. The speaker is there when they act too much like twats.
PPS. The HoC has always been like this. There are other places where they quietly discuss things, like comitee meetings and Westminster Hall.
PPS. As this is a video of the funnier bits from PMQ's when the house is full, it might give off an impression that the place is *always* like that, but it's a lot calmer most times.
it looks like they were having a bunch of pints just before they entered that chamber :D it amazes me.
the speaker that's an old man was the most ineffectual keeper of order if ever seen
I thought the Scottish actor playing Speaker could have been more assertive but in all "House of Commons" is a very good show.
2:57
"And I I know I I know I I know I I know I I I I know of course I know..." - Gordon Brown
This is some classic British humour for you. A large percentage of the world may be able to understand the English language, but they'll never understand English humour. :)
I know that's why I'm moving to new york
***** You'd be surprised how some people miss the subtleties of our humour. :) This one relies a little on background knowledge of the politicians and political system, but aside from that, some people don't get humour that isn't shoved in your phase. It's weaved into conversation and therefore isn't as obvious. :)
***** It's cool dude. Glad we're on the same page. :) At least we both appreciate it, eh? :D
***** Indeed! :D At the very least, it makes our country better. :D
12345 I beg to differ. How so? :)
“Saved the world”
This is what we call "true free speech". Here in America, they would shit their pants if you were to insult somebody like this, you would lose your job, house, rank, etc... You guys actually know how to take a joke, and I am jealous of you.
everyone is making fun of this, but its actually a brilliant thing that they are having an arguments there. Not many states have parliament open to any kind of discussion
Gera Altan0x yeh but what discussion tho. It’s just out of controlling shouting and laughing with some poor helpless Scottish old age pensioner speaker crying odder odder.
If your gonna talk you need to take your turn.
@@anna.t._7224 They have to shout to show approval or disapproval as clapping isn't allowed
Listening to the U.S. Congress puts one to sleep and U.S. politicians NEVER need to (or get to) challenge each other’s positions publicly, which is a damn shame.
Give a new meaning to stand up comedy.
Why are you glorifying this, they are making a fool and a joke out of politics. As if anybody can discuss serious issues with that racket of a bunch of private school children stuck in Westminster.
If parliament got stormed I garuntee the MPs wouldn’t cower behind the security agents in fear, they’d be out there throwing punches in a mass drunken brawl.
We watched this in school lol. Than we had our own debate on Brexit and people were just screaming at each other
Realistic
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jesus, people think american politics are fucked up. I felt like I was in a sitcom with a bad laugh track.
Mate we watch our politicians like a sitcom
InvalidWaffle98 I envy you sir.
At least every mp is present, it get lot of attention and keep the government in check even thought the government never answer to the questions.
Right. Imagine letting people who studied all their lives to run a country run a country.
How fucking bizarre. We should give their jobs to the people living on the street just getting by.
Fuck off. Twathead
suppose you think you could do better
‘We’d not only saved the world, er’ms, the banks’ 😂😂
And this is why I love UK politics
It's amazing wathcing these, mainly, privately educated people, who are meant to be running a country, act like a bunch of school children slaggin each other off in the playground.
At least they're entertaining while they do it. Unlike our US congress.
Yeah, most American politics are boring, although things like this allow British politicians to make a complete fool out of themselves which allow myself and the rest of Britain to laugh at them. :)
+Guy Henry To be fair, the majority of this occurs during the fortnightly "Prime Ministers Questions" which is essentially a roast battle between the two party leaders. I think it's absolutely fantastic, I don't want my politicians hiding behind closed doors. If you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen.
Why is the British parliament so funny? The speakers are brilliant as well.
“Mr Hughes spit it out” 😂
Fucking Hell, the House of Commons is a lot more entertaining than our House of Representatives.
Just imagine they were all laughing like this back in the 1800s over 1/4 of the world😂😂
I like how the House of Commons is just a big comedy flood at times :) Love it 11/10 sticker of approval.
2:15 the language teacher who can't control the class
They have so much fun. We need to do something like that here in the USA.
No. Never. Keep things orderly and polite here.
Childhood Obesity & Soda
Too late -- Donald Trump is in office. Ha.
Christopher Thorkon good
@David Digi Oh the irony
David Digi me and my communism backs the little girl
I live in Tom Watson's constituency and seeing that is like seeing the home team score a goal. Go on Tommy!!
That's why they need a Queen.
I love a Parliament where MPs really argue and even fight, and not just sit there while one guy reads for 15 minutes while the others sleep, make coffee or stay at home. The former is much better for democracy.
Still think "Who are you?" aimed at Corbyn was one of the most bloody hilarious moments in Parliament ever. Shame this vid was nine years ago 🤣
its some kind of comedy show?
Nope, all of it really happened in the House of Commons.
Kenneth Bautista omg...
These are mainly clips from Prime Minister's Questions; it's one session a week where all mps (backbenchers included) can direct questions to the prime minister. It normally goes a bit crazy because pretty much anything can be brought up.
In the majority of debates, the house is quieter and more directed. But PMQs is always fun to watch.
it's British politics. so yes.
no this is our government sadly ☹️
It's like Primary school..
Don't worry Parents evening is coming soon
I personally think this is how political debate should be in every country
I would love to see Obama try to survive in an environment like that. Wish we had something like this in the States.
No American politician could survive in this kind of environment, although it'd be hilarious to watch.
Phoenix I guess you havent heard of Trump
I mean, he doesn't face this. No American President, including Trump, is ever called to account for his actions to his face like this, while the other party jeers and mocks him. Moreover, Trump (and all Presidents) all have prepared speeches. Trump would be asked, in my state in my town, unemployment went up 12%, how are you going to fix this? And then he would have to respond with data and numbers right then and there. He can't just say, oh, that's Obama's fault. No, he'd *have* to say what he's going to do about it, practically.
Trump? Trump would storm off after the third question. He can barely handle the press, let alone the entire opposition party mocking him to his face. In fact, Trump would probably be one of the worst for this. Like him or not, you gotta admit he doesn't handle criticism serenely.. How do you think he reacts when 40 people are laughing at him, mocking him, talking over him?
Fuck, I'd pay to see that.
Good points, my friend, but it would not be 40 people more like 250 people !!
Phoenix LOL me too!! It would be amazing to watch!!!
The William Hague clip at the end is utterly supreme 😂😂😂
David Cameron looks like a late-night comedian in some shabby pub here... leaning on the counter, trying to be cool :D
does this happen everyday in the house??
There are 30 bars in the Palace of Westminster, but only 8 are open all day.
We need this in America. We need a bunch of people going at it and arguing. That's how you choose the right decision
"Mr. Hughes spit it out come on"
"Order! Order! There's no point in waiting for silence, the honourable going to get silence.....produce your voice Mr. Hughes"
Order Or-Order Or-Order
The British Parliament never ceases to amuse me. It seems to be one huge Monty Python act
The British Parliament is just too fuckin awesome...HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
"The United States is a joke now"
"We're just trying to catch to you"
Lmao. @the guy saying order. 1:35
The first clip who was the madam speaker Molly Sugden 😂😂
Love the Commons, always a good entertainment on PM questions day
David Cameron is best in banter. No one from current MP's match his calibre
Wooow it's like they are at a pub. That's amazing
William Hague speech is actually phenomenal
just imagine this in the senate and house..I would watch CPAC all the time lol
David Cameron: unfunny comment
Tories: OAHAHAHHAAAAAOOOOOOOOOO
Love the British sense of humor.
I am so surprised how members of the house of commons almost seem like they are in auditions to become stand up comedians. British citizens always strike me as so serious and eloquent.
LOL! British people have the meanest wit and raunchiest of good times. This is complete on brand
Bloody Hell, I thought the Australian Parliament was a circus, These guys would put Barnum and Bailey out of business !
Gordon Brown saying he saved the world will forever be the most second hand embarrassment i've ever felt.
Didn't knew my High School class qualified to be high tier politicians
The musical accompaniment to the
"guitar player" in the background at 6:53 was genius!! Just look at "11 o'clock" on the screen and you'll catch him quietly picking his air guitar :)
Any idea what the song was?
Funniest damn thing on you tube.
Why did Broken Wings by Alter Bridge begin playing?😂
guy playing air guitar in the top left
1:10 The way he just gives up on making his point halfway through lmao
Aw that poor first guy just had a bit of a stutter/couldn't get his words out - I feel him :/
Michael Martin, what a spineless speaker
was that the first guy?
House of Commons: **Screaming and yelling**
Magistrate: ᵒʳᵈᵉʳ
Love him or loathe him, Cameron was good at making Gordon Brown look inept.
I can't even figure out what the hell they are laughing about half the time!
Jokes about polices and innuendos.
2:20 math-level: british
Maths*
at-least we know where we live on the planet.
TheRealSpicke English level: non-native. Nationalities are written with capitalised first letters, and that hyphen really isn't necessary. I guess we all make mistakes from time to time. You just went one further and made three mistakes all at the same time. 'What was the third?' you ask 'Math?'. No. The third was bothering to even write your post in the first place.
Quick question. Who didn't win World War II?
Maths level: Labour more like...
***** Not only is a comma perfectly acceptable here, but it's actually preferable when connecting two independent clauses.
"If you're going to lecture people on grammar you may like to ensure that you're correct before posting"
While we're on the topic of commas, you need a comma between the first and second parts of your 'if' clause. It's a waste of time arguing with me. The more you write, the more mistakes I'll find.
So the government of the UK is literally just a bunch of people roasting the fucking shit out of each other
I find this fascinating. The Congress in the US never does this. I kinda wish they would! ;)
there to,lazy
When we have a government again someday, we should try it.
Senators and Congresspeople haven't a tenth of this humor.
British politician: makes a small speech mistake
Literally everyone: HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
It's literally just year 7 all over again and that's why I love it
Say what ya want about the US. But atleast the US House of Representatives don’t act like children and laugh at another party constantly for childish actions.
As an American, the House of Commons looks a lot more fun than the House of Representatives in our Congress hahaha
Zachary Fluke what I’m saying bruh... could you imagine it rn??😭😭😭😂😂😂
@@realzachfluke1 No your Congress full of fatties who eat sweets and chocolate during impeachments. And the only reason they laughed at Gordon Brown is because the Conservatives hate Labour and always have so they will do whatever they can to get a dig at them.