"Arguing about an ancient relic that only a tiny minority of the British public have any interest in. Mr, Speaker that's enough about the Tory party." Damn that was savage.
It's as if the same script writer wrote both their scripts .. they each know what the other is about to say & have an immediate answer to irrelevant questions .... Very odd 🤔
@@catbreath007they're professional politicians, they do this shit for a living - of course with advisors and writers everyone knows what the talking points are. Nothing unusual here
Not so what an issue in the national and international issues we are facing to start of with that was small politics and misread the red wall who rishi was appealing to likely successful. This man starmer as a lawyer said it was ok to stop water food and medicine on Palestinians Collective punishment a war crime. His front bench has 90% plus Friends of Israel Members occupying posts. more even than Bidens. His wife and children are Jewish and he is too I suspect but doing Taqiya which is my objection. He does Friday Shabbat prayers and his family go to Jewish schools. He takes money from the Zionist lobby 5 million pounds the largest single donation from Gary Lubner Who the Financial Times reports had connections and profited from apartheid and is pure Zionist Gary Lubner’s son Jack is a leading member of several pro-Israel lobby groups in Britain, Bow dare he criticise Cameron’s appalling behaviour pot calling kettle black. And the amateur nature of this interview was highlighted by the fact he the host did not touch the subject of Israel lobby donations to starmer. He is a dictator in policy witness for crying out loud to call for a ceasefire is sackable. So I submit his him and his cabinet sing to a tune that’s more akin and representative of less than 0.5% of the population than the masses. He will hopefully loose 30 seats at least re Gaza his revival in Scotland and Wales will not only be stopped but curtailed perhaps another 30 seats from them and other humanitarian Brits. Google the donors follow the money who does he rally speak for not me I think from a certain victory he’s put Labour prospects in doubt. And finally he’s more suited to the Tory party than labour it’s like a establishment infiltration stuff the working class and he’s a robot in demeanour do you really want this man to represent our country even an 80 something Biden has more vovahvoom umpfh.
If Labour lose the election from this position, with 13 years of Tory failure, and over 5 prime minister's going through the revolving door of failure- then there's no hope for them-we all know they are woke to the hilt, but we just cannot continue with these Tories. Sure, vote for Reform, but the result will still be a Labour win. Sunak pisses me off no end, so did Johnson and his illogical lockdowns, May, with her watered down deal, and now Sunak, who looks like a school 6th former. Dear God, when will things improve?
Sunak thinks he's in opposition as well, just like the rest of the front bench. Starmer asks why everything is going so badly and he just says "Yeah, but Labour!".
I have never seen a PMQs any different from this tbh. It's exhausting. Wonder how far we'd get if either they agreed on at least some stuff, or if there was an actually sound party that talks like normal humans.
the same as labour then lol. somone asked a question how will you (labour) solve the energy crisis or housing......answer but the tories but but the tories
Holy shit, Starmer actually made me burst out laughing with that midas line. Tory Gov looks actually terrified. Never seen Starmer look and sound this confident, future PM for sure
You can't have a low tax Tory economy without the low wage supply side immigrant labour source that fuels it Reform pedal the same supply side trickle down deregulated garbage that Tories like Liz Truss do except their going for fantasy immigration policy too@@erikaclose5998
@@matty7758 it’s the precedent it would set that the UK establishment is worried about. The British Museum (and indeed most major museums in the World) is crammed with artefacts from global civilisations both old and new. Send the marbles back and the floodgates could open for thousands of other claims for repatriation.
@@theythinkimmadyouknow My comment was to offer an explanation for the policy not to justify it. So no that is not what ‘we are saying’ An interesting side note though when I was in Egypt in 1997 the local guide we were assigned, lectured us non stop about how the British museum should return its Egyptian artefacts to the Cairo museum. During the uprising of 2011, which overthrew Mubarak, there was anarchy on the streets of Cairo and a huge mob ransacked and vandalised many of the ancient treasures in the Cairo museum. That might lead some to reflect on the perceived wisdom of always reuniting priceless treasures with the land they originated from.
too close to the election for that to happen, they will steady the ship and try to stay out of controversy for now. any change in leadership now is a loss at the polls
He looks like thoroughly hating his job, nowhere to turn to but dodgy Dave, while getting fenced in by his own "mates" from all quarters. To no surprise actually, as he lost the party's leadership contest to the crazy lady, that herself lost to a lettuce in no time.
@@syman2010 Lindsay Hoyle can smell the ‘other place’ as it’s call from his speakers chair. Even though the speaker is a labour MP I think you should judge a person by the characters they call friends, for example Micheal Fabricant. I say no more.
Whoever is in charge of sound in the HoC did put a stop to it, when punch drunk, little Rishi tried to come back with the "Britain isn't listening" line his microphone was cut off. 😆
I think the rest of the C party have already thrown in the towel, I wonder how many C-MP's will leave the C party and run as an independent in a last ditched attempt to save their seat on the gravy train?
I am shocked by the behaviour of prime minister Sunak for not welcoming the Greek Prime minister. While differences of opinion exist, direct communication should always be present. I have lived and worked in the UK in the past and I am more than aware of how polite British people are. The rude behaviour of the British Prime Minister is a very sad moment. Fortunately, the people of the UK have condemned his behaviour by a vast majority in a relevant poll.
He's a former public schoolboy and city finance worker. People with that kind of background generally (not always, but often) consider others to be beneath them, I find.
The agenda had been agreed beforehand and the marbles were specifically not to be talked about. The Greek PM agreed to that agenda than at the meeting promptly ignored it meaning that he is either a simpleton or he lied.
@@adwilliams134 Do you have any evidence or are just guessing? Why are the marbles not to be talked about? Is there any logical argument? Is there freedom of speech or not? Was there any insult afflicting Prime minister Sunak? How did then Sir Starmer engage in this conversation? Did anything bad happen afterwards? It is a sign of civilisation to hold difficult discussions. The only difference is Starmer is a Sir.
@@adwilliams134 The obvious alternative being that you swallowed the poorly conceived lie hastily made up by Tory apparatchiks to cover for the buffoonish diplomatic faux pas that the Prime Miniature had somehow created
I loved watching Cleverly squirm and wriggle when being well and truly rinsed the other day but yet again the deputy speaker came to the tories rescue by lying just as much as Cleverly did
@boxingtruth2167 I am not especially partisan but I dont agree. Ask yourself this: who has been in power for 14 years? Who privatised all our infrastructure and services? Who pushed through Brexit? A small clue.. it wasnt labour.
His one man war on reality. That's a great line ✍️ Love the way the microphone cuts out on the PMs last sentence too about people not listening. That's some great natural comic timing 👂
So much fuss about not calling for a ceasefire. If ISrael's allies can't do 'tough love' and tell Israel it can't just cause humanitarian catastrophe and get away with it, who can. Shameful and inhumane positions by Sunak and Starmer. A discgrace.
@boxingtruth2167 Wow. You really got me. I suddenly realised that in making one delightful point, I failed to also say what an utter shameful shambles this government is. I failed to comment in the damage they have done to our society in creating division in order to cling to power and enrich themselves. I failed to comment on the rapid slide towards mediocrity that they encourage because it makes us feel we should detach ourselves from our own democratic process. I omitted to mention that the country has now woken up to the Conservative lies and is awaiting an election to kick them out. Instead, I identified a single moment that epitomised this because Britain isn’t listening to the Conservatives any more and that epiphany is delightful to me. Don’t mistake the sharing of one lighthearted moments for having no in politics. The best thing we can do for politicians that take us for fools is to laugh at them.
@boxingtruth2167well the Tories policies have brought us record high immigration, record high taxes and record dissatisfaction. I'll take Starters jokes over Tory policies any day of the week.
"Performance "is the right word. None of these liars have any intention of serving the British public. They're all globalists serving The WEF and the UN,pushing the Kalergi plan and putting Britain last.
It's a bit unfortunate the Speaker said 'I now come on the Leader [of the Opposition] ...' first before correcting himself to '... call on'. But tbf, Starmer was on fire today ...
@@mickclarke6634they do or are meant to release government statements in advance but I don't think the opposition parties send him/her notifications the PM has an hour on Wednesday mornings with his/her advisors on what may be asked but clearly they're not even good at preparing for that lol!
@@4thegoodI'm glad you used the word "theatre" as I (with my limited understanding of politics) have always thought the same about these PMQs, etc..that is all just for show, an act? Essentially, that it's absolutely meaningless. Yeah, I dunno, I don't trust anyone, but I especially don't trust those sat in that room to put the needs of others before themselves, and it baffles me how anyone could 🤷🏼♂️
4:00 (You expecting him to say GOD SAVE THE KING?) I LOVE that too by Beethoven! Starmer:1- Sunak: NIL Sorry Sunak, I Love the French National Anthem- it does Not mean I back the French, Over England! You're picking on SCRAPS. Starmer is looking & sounding PRIME MINISTIRAL, more than Sunak!!!
Gotto give it to Starmer, he's finally nailing it at the dispatch box. He had Fishy Rishi on the ropes with every question. The silence from the Tory benches is deafening... talk about in power but out of control. The only question now is will we get a new prime minister before the next election?
I think the phrase is "In office, but not in power". Yes, if this PMQs was a boxing match, the referee would have stopped the fight in the second round, so piss-poor was Sunak
@@EternalEmpireGamingno it isn’t. The two sides actually debating and interacting? It’s better than here in America where the two sides have totally different news outlets, presenting two totally different realities, and neither side talks to the other. The leading candidate for president won’t even debate. Then, when they do debate, it’s a pathetic interaction, akin to what it would be if a couple of eight grade mean girls had a debate about the best lipstick.
That’s what we want in a leader. A competent person, calm, measured, willing to listen to people who know what they are talking about. Charisma and gravitas matter too, but I want a competent leader, not a celebrity.
Ah the classic "trust me bro" response from the Tories. They've had 13 years to tackle rising migration but we can't criticise them now because in a few years they promise it will be under control. If people really fall for this again, then I've lost the little hope I have for our society
England almost always votes Tory and always has. To win the UK, Labour relies on winning Scotland, Wales, the slum cities and the run down former industrial towns to win an election and then promptly does nothing to help them. Labour has only ever won 5 elections in it's entire history. Labour has always left Office with unemployment higher than when it entered, employment lower and GDP lower. And for 4 of those 5 times, recession as well. And that is true - check the statistics @@enemystand2981
Ooh... The government front bench have been quiet and unhappy looking for a while. But I've never seen them all look quite that still, throughout the entire exchange
Jesus will come back but with Islamic faith, and he will support the weak muslims in palestine, syria and every where in the world and he will kill the false masiah which the Zionists are waiting.. Evil people helping the devil edited and changed the bible from its origin and truth..Prophet Jesus, Prophet Moses and prophet Mohamed Peace be upon them all worshipped the same almighty one God " Allah" and the devil and devil worahippers ruined and changedthe holly books of torah and bible that is why allah sent prophet Mohamed to renew the truth of worshipping the almighty in a the way of abraham prayers and the old prophets.. May allah protect and guide the innocents in every where. All humans will die in one way or another, but the question what have you prepared for herafter dear?? Revert to Islam and find the truth before your time ends dear....
That was a total hiding/ total cuffing today....and every minute was glorious! It was so obvious KS was completely in the zone...and thoroughly enjoyed himself. I'm still astonished how witless Sunak is.
All Labour does is deflect the question and throw another news headliner at rishi. Give him actual responses to his reasonable questions, he's responding to yours?
Bring on the pubcast - some quality material in today's PMQs The bit at the end where Rishi was trying to say something wasn't listening, with his mic cutting out - can't write it. Beautiful stuff
I dunno if "tiny relic" and "small politics" were deliberate jabs at our diminutive Prime Miniature, but they made me cackle. The ridiculous homunculus that he is.
Starmer was very tight here. A very fluid performance and rather dominant. All offense and not rising to any defense. A full understanding of how to take an advantage in PMQ's
Starmer been a Labour member for 46 years...think hes pretty clear on what Labour is, what it needs to do to win power and what he'll do when he gets there@@bluefish1875
@@leewoodard5871 I dont , when the leader of the Labour party doesn't fight for the working classes, what is the point in the Labour party. Hes' a phoney always going on about his dad being a tool maker, no his dad owned the company. He is a deceitful lying tory. I know the tories want to fuck me but I don't expect the opposition to as well
PoliticsJOE reacts to PMQs: ua-cam.com/video/kHLA4dU3kr0/v-deo.html
Which side is liberal Which side is conservative
"Arguing about an ancient relic that only a tiny minority of the British public have any interest in. Mr, Speaker that's enough about the Tory party." Damn that was savage.
It's as if the same script writer wrote both their scripts .. they each know what the other is about to say & have an immediate answer to irrelevant questions .... Very odd 🤔
It set the tone for the whole debate, Sunak looked shook!
@@catbreath007they're professional politicians, they do this shit for a living - of course with advisors and writers everyone knows what the talking points are. Nothing unusual here
The posh version of a rap battle
Very true though, if they have half a brain.
Starmer demolition job here. Sunak looks completely out of it
Not so what an issue in the national and international issues we are facing to start of with that was small politics and misread the red wall who rishi was appealing to likely successful. This man starmer as a lawyer said it was ok to stop water food and medicine on Palestinians Collective punishment a war crime. His front bench has 90% plus Friends of Israel Members occupying posts. more even than Bidens. His wife and children are Jewish and he is too I suspect but doing Taqiya which is my objection. He does Friday Shabbat prayers and his family go to Jewish schools. He takes money from the Zionist lobby 5 million pounds the largest single donation from Gary Lubner Who the Financial Times reports had connections and profited from apartheid and is pure Zionist Gary Lubner’s son Jack is a leading member of several pro-Israel lobby groups in Britain, Bow dare he criticise Cameron’s appalling behaviour pot calling kettle black. And the amateur nature of this interview was highlighted by the fact he the host did not touch the subject of Israel lobby donations to starmer. He is a dictator in policy witness for crying out loud to call for a ceasefire is sackable. So I submit his him and his cabinet sing to a tune that’s more akin and representative of less than 0.5% of the population than the masses. He will hopefully loose 30 seats at least re Gaza his revival in Scotland and Wales will not only be stopped but curtailed perhaps another 30 seats from them and other humanitarian Brits. Google the donors follow the money who does he rally speak for not me I think from a certain victory he’s put Labour prospects in doubt. And finally he’s more suited to the Tory party than labour it’s like a establishment infiltration stuff the working class and he’s a robot in demeanour do you really want this man to represent our country even an 80 something Biden has more vovahvoom umpfh.
The look on sunaks face everytime starmer questioned his sanity was priceless😂😂
I noticed that too it’s like beaten defeated person. Then he gets up to try and say something clever only to hear the crickets on his side.
And for weeks ney months look at Moudant , she dont want to be there does she!
The pm has no conviction in his voice regarding immigration.
The hatred coming out of Sunak's eyes for Starmer was breath taking.
If Labour lose the election from this position, with 13 years of Tory failure, and over 5 prime minister's going through the revolving door of failure- then there's no hope for them-we all know they are woke to the hilt, but we just cannot continue with these Tories. Sure, vote for Reform, but the result will still be a Labour win. Sunak pisses me off no end, so did Johnson and his illogical lockdowns, May, with her watered down deal, and now Sunak, who looks like a school 6th former. Dear God, when will things improve?
"But Britain isn't listening..." as the microphone goes off right at the end is absolutely golden.
This is better than any stand-up comedy this year! Starmer is on fire
Starmer is a bell end
"takeapictureitlllastlonger5768" u welsh?@@takeapictureitlllastlonger5768
Sunak thinks he's in opposition as well, just like the rest of the front bench. Starmer asks why everything is going so badly and he just says "Yeah, but Labour!".
Conservatives new slogan... But !!!!!!!!
@@Lynnpjjbdndjinew?
I have never seen a PMQs any different from this tbh. It's exhausting. Wonder how far we'd get if either they agreed on at least some stuff, or if there was an actually sound party that talks like normal humans.
@@lex_corptechPMQs is a stage show. It’s not supposed to be where matters are debated.
the same as labour then lol. somone asked a question how will you (labour) solve the energy crisis or housing......answer
but the tories but but the tories
When Sunak's mic was cut off at the end, when he said Britain isn't listening was chefs kiss perfection 😅. Tories were throughly rinsed 👌😭😆
This was arguably the best performance in PMQs by Starmer
He looks and sounds good, but he also KNOWS his brief unlike the smidget opposite.
@@Garwfechan-ry5lk true, it’s actually easy pickings at this point
@@Garwfechan-ry5lk KS's hair was particularly magnificent today as well. I'm proud to be his barber.
Top banter
@@starmersbarber 🤣🤣
British politics is closer to a rap battle than actual diplomatic discourse
😂😂
Please send help
Pretty much…just needs the speaker to lay down a beat and we’re pretty much there.
Thatd be sick
7:45 - that dirty look Sunak gives to Starmer when the latter tells him "he's lost in la-la-land". Priceless 😂
Holy shit, Starmer actually made me burst out laughing with that midas line. Tory Gov looks actually terrified. Never seen Starmer look and sound this confident, future PM for sure
Tory have no fight in them
Labour is just as bad as Tories. Get them out.
Starmer is insulting n arrogant. I hope labour looses as well.Reform Uk is the only party.
You can't have a low tax Tory economy without the low wage supply side immigrant labour source that fuels it
Reform pedal the same supply side trickle down deregulated garbage that Tories like Liz Truss do except their going for fantasy immigration policy too@@erikaclose5998
@@erikaclose5998Some party, with zero mps.😅
Starmer's joke quality is improving fast
he should be deported for that poor attempt.
Well the Torys keep giving him the material 😂😂
Will have to check back the tape for what Cleverly said! 😂😂
No,he's always been a big joke.
The jokes write themselves at this point...
As much of a joke as our world has become, UK parliament is comedy central
😂😂👴👴🦁🦁
A absolute circus 🎪
@VictorSpoilsdon’t forget India too 🤪
What a great and truthful comment, really made me laugh, thanks
@billypribbo9668 Yes, and they're all very welcome!
British parliament is very entertaining. Lots of love from a Greek, who is still missing his marbles 😂
Atleast you get them back when the tories get booted out next election 😂😂😂
They're beautiful, I'm glad I've seen them but yeah you definitely should have them back
@@matty7758 it’s the precedent it would set that the UK establishment is worried about. The British Museum (and indeed most major museums in the World) is crammed with artefacts from global civilisations both old and new. Send the marbles back and the floodgates could open for thousands of other claims for repatriation.
@@gerardmackay8909 and is that wrong? Are we saying that stolen property should never be returned?
@@theythinkimmadyouknow My comment was to offer an explanation for the policy not to justify it. So no that is not what ‘we are saying’ An interesting side note though when I was in Egypt in 1997 the local guide we were assigned, lectured us non stop about how the British museum should return its Egyptian artefacts to the Cairo museum. During the uprising of 2011, which overthrew Mubarak, there was anarchy on the streets of Cairo and a huge mob ransacked and vandalised many of the ancient treasures in the Cairo museum. That might lead some to reflect on the perceived wisdom of always reuniting priceless treasures with the land they originated from.
Little Richi got his arse well and truly handed to him.
The silence on the Tory benches in support of Sunak is deafening. Wouldn't be surprised to see a new Tory PM before the next election.
too close to the election for that to happen, they will steady the ship and try to stay out of controversy for now. any change in leadership now is a loss at the polls
Another PM unelected!
Farage lol
Fingers crossed for a general election real soon. 😊
the numbers dont add up they are trashing the economy hoping it will lead to labour getting just one term@@paulwilson7234
Wow! Starmer smashed this one out of the park! It was simultaneously accurate, cutting and hilarious!
Thats cos it can be!
Sunak looked like he was about to cry near the end there😂
Sure did. Poor little man.
He looks like thoroughly hating his job, nowhere to turn to but dodgy Dave, while getting fenced in by his own "mates" from all quarters. To no surprise actually, as he lost the party's leadership contest to the crazy lady, that herself lost to a lettuce in no time.
😂😢😂
That's temper not sorrow.
@@annemoncrieff3875 Oh it's not crying for sorrow. It's self pity crying. Poor Me fashion. The anger is to cover the pain.
I see he got a warm reception in Glasgow last night. Looked like he absolutely shat his pants
I love the bit at the end where Sunak's mic gets cut off while he says "Britain isn't listening". Poetic.
The Tories look defeated, Rishi looks beaten. The Tories are done and again the speaker comes to the
Tories rescue.
He can’t wait for his fur lined red robes. Soooo close he can almost touch the hemline.
You know that the speaker is actually a labour mp orginally
@@syman2010 Lindsay Hoyle can smell the ‘other place’ as it’s call from his speakers chair. Even though the speaker is a labour MP I think you should judge a person by the characters they call friends, for example Micheal Fabricant. I say no more.
Sunak absolutely humiliated.
If it was a boxing match, the ref would have stopped it.
If this were a boxing match, Sunak would've been knocked out within ten seconds of the bell ringing.
TKO 😂
Whoever is in charge of sound in the HoC did put a stop to it, when punch drunk, little Rishi tried to come back with the "Britain isn't listening" line his microphone was cut off. 😆
I think the rest of the C party have already thrown in the towel, I wonder how many C-MP's will leave the C party and run as an independent in a last ditched attempt to save their seat on the gravy train?
🙅🏻
I am shocked by the behaviour of prime minister Sunak for not welcoming the Greek Prime minister. While differences of opinion exist, direct communication should always be present. I have lived and worked in the UK in the past and I am more than aware of how polite British people are. The rude behaviour of the British Prime Minister is a very sad moment. Fortunately, the people of the UK have condemned his behaviour by a vast majority in a relevant poll.
He's a former public schoolboy and city finance worker. People with that kind of background generally (not always, but often) consider others to be beneath them, I find.
The agenda had been agreed beforehand and the marbles were specifically not to be talked about. The Greek PM agreed to that agenda than at the meeting promptly ignored it meaning that he is either a simpleton or he lied.
Why should it be kept off the table?
@@adwilliams134 Do you have any evidence or are just guessing? Why are the marbles not to be talked about? Is there any logical argument? Is there freedom of speech or not? Was there any insult afflicting Prime minister Sunak? How did then Sir Starmer engage in this conversation? Did anything bad happen afterwards? It is a sign of civilisation to hold difficult discussions. The only difference is Starmer is a Sir.
@@adwilliams134 The obvious alternative being that you swallowed the poorly conceived lie hastily made up by Tory apparatchiks to cover for the buffoonish diplomatic faux pas that the Prime Miniature had somehow created
Cleverly frothing at the mouth in reponse to Sir Keirs reference to cleverly's foul mouth was pure gold.
The country is coming apart at the seams, little Rishi is discussing Starmer's favourite music. We need an election now!
@hg82met He’s not little like you and Starmer, as you can clearly see today 😂
Cleverley's gob hanging open whilst Starmer ridiculed him has cheered me up immensely. What a clown.
Not the best looking bloke..🥸
I loved watching Cleverly squirm and wriggle when being well and truly rinsed the other day but yet again the deputy speaker came to the tories rescue by lying just as much as Cleverly did
“One man war on reality” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Rishi got eviscerated. He’s done.
“Let me be clear”….always a pre-cursor to a pile of tory BS.
Why can I hear Liz Truss through the screen 😂😂😂
@@Terrainahead1 lol… exactly… Liv Struss. Sunak and the rest of them do it continually.
@boxingtruth2167 I am not especially partisan but I dont agree. Ask yourself this: who has been in power for 14 years? Who privatised all our infrastructure and services? Who pushed through Brexit? A small clue.. it wasnt labour.
@boxingtruth2167If that were true Labour would have been voted in last time
His one man war on reality. That's a great line ✍️ Love the way the microphone cuts out on the PMs last sentence too about people not listening. That's some great natural comic timing 👂
Where was all these MP's when Andrew Bridgend spoke about excess deaths????? Scum, the lot of them!!
Normally there’s cheers of agreement from the Tories when Rishi Sunak speaks but there was barely any today - shows a lot 😂
Not true at all, what fekin show were you watching? Let me guess, you think everyone's nice...OK...OK..
@@pisstaker5552 what are you on about mate 😂
How long before he stands down and call me dave steps in?
@@pisstaker5552 nowhere near as much as usual..
@@pisstaker5552 Yeah seriously mate, what are you on about?
Every time I think Sunak can’t get any shitter at politics, he surpasses my expectations
Oh the irony of his mic getting cut whilst saying Britain isn't listening! 😄😄
Comedy gold timing from the speaker of the house :D
This was gold
The Tory ministers who are sitting behind Sunak look very unhappy.They can see their time is running out.
For a prime minister standing at the edge of an abyss Rishi is talking an awful lot about taking steps.
Starmers best PMQS, actually had me laughing 👏👏😂
wow... i've never seen someone get reamed as utterly as sunak was there. at this point he is basically a hollowed out windsock
Sunak has the gall to recommend "keeping to commitments". Reminds me of his many u-turns and failed 'pledges'
The reverse midas touch and reference to Cleverly was impeccable. Good lord.
Everything is turning to ...maybe the home secretary could help me out😂😂😂
My name's Sir Keir I'm here all week! Brilliant performance, I thought Rishi was about to cry at one point.
The irony of him being muted while saying the country isnt listening is sp funny
I have not seen starmer like this for ages one of the best prime ministers questions
So much fuss about not calling for a ceasefire. If ISrael's allies can't do 'tough love' and tell Israel it can't just cause humanitarian catastrophe and get away with it, who can. Shameful and inhumane positions by Sunak and Starmer. A discgrace.
The fact that there is a room where they gather and argue like school kids, which doesn't serve for anything more than comedy.
Sunak looks so defeated. I love it. He should step down effectively immediately.
Thu: I think he's thinking "Just a few more months ... "
That “britain isn’t listening” moment was pure gold.
@boxingtruth2167 Wow. You really got me.
I suddenly realised that in making one delightful point, I failed to also say what an utter shameful shambles this government is.
I failed to comment in the damage they have done to our society in creating division in order to cling to power and enrich themselves.
I failed to comment on the rapid slide towards mediocrity that they encourage because it makes us feel we should detach ourselves from our own democratic process.
I omitted to mention that the country has now woken up to the Conservative lies and is awaiting an election to kick them out.
Instead, I identified a single moment that epitomised this because Britain isn’t listening to the Conservatives any more and that epiphany is delightful to me.
Don’t mistake the sharing of one lighthearted moments for having no in politics. The best thing we can do for politicians that take us for fools is to laugh at them.
@boxingtruth2167well the Tories policies have brought us record high immigration, record high taxes and record dissatisfaction.
I'll take Starters jokes over Tory policies any day of the week.
Starmer's best performance by far.
"Performance "is the right word.
None of these liars have any intention of serving the British public.
They're all globalists serving The WEF and the UN,pushing the Kalergi plan and putting Britain last.
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
starmer is ripping sunak
It's a bit unfortunate the Speaker said 'I now come on the Leader [of the Opposition] ...' first before correcting himself to '... call on'. But tbf, Starmer was on fire today ...
Watching this has made up my mind, neither of the main political parties are worth my vote, Reform party is the way to go
That ‘Midas’ remark from Starmer was ‘Gold’
💯💯
Well he does look like Tony Hadley drawn from memory 😂
Sunak pretending to not be listening , reading important papers 🤣🤣🤣
He was frantically searching for a pre-written ‘zinger’ response and found ‘But Labour’.
Tories are done. General Election now.
The pathetic attempt by Sunak to pretend to read whilst Starmer speaks is sickening.
Labour has to give the question in advance, Sunak is reading what he has to say in return, written by others!!!!
It’s in the script. All part of the theatre 🎭
He's reading planted answers lol!
@@mickclarke6634they do or are meant to release government statements in advance but I don't think the opposition parties send him/her notifications the PM has an hour on Wednesday mornings with his/her advisors on what may be asked but clearly they're not even good at preparing for that lol!
@@4thegoodI'm glad you used the word "theatre" as I (with my limited understanding of politics) have always thought the same about these PMQs, etc..that is all just for show, an act? Essentially, that it's absolutely meaningless.
Yeah, I dunno, I don't trust anyone, but I especially don't trust those sat in that room to put the needs of others before themselves, and it baffles me how anyone could 🤷🏼♂️
4:00 (You expecting him to say GOD SAVE THE KING?) I LOVE that too by Beethoven!
Starmer:1- Sunak: NIL Sorry Sunak, I Love the French National Anthem- it does Not mean I back the French, Over England! You're picking on SCRAPS.
Starmer is looking & sounding PRIME MINISTIRAL, more than Sunak!!!
All on the Tory front bench look absolutely fed up and embarrassed
Gotto give it to Starmer, he's finally nailing it at the dispatch box. He had Fishy Rishi on the ropes with every question. The silence from the Tory benches is deafening... talk about in power but out of control. The only question now is will we get a new prime minister before the next election?
I think the phrase is "In office, but not in power". Yes, if this PMQs was a boxing match, the referee would have stopped the fight in the second round, so piss-poor was Sunak
Starmer came across rather well in this today I must say
Don't worry he'll be back to his fence sitting in no time.
I thought so too. Probably his best, actually.
@@Sbudre I agree
He always does but shallow snobby and puerile pompous people don't want to hear it....
@@Shadowking-oz5tb
Are you really that deluded?
No wonder the Country's in the state it's in.
Not a fan of Keir Starmer but I must say one thing, he was exceptionally savage today against 'poor' old Rishi Sunak.
Both clowns
The word poor should never be followed by Rishi Sunac
Yeah man. But you know, indians are good at that. Taking it lime a champ, that is.
Interesting use of the word poor there.
@@cookielicious82ok edge lord
Watching politics in the UK is like a good episode of Monty Python. Well done, great job!
At this point, Kier Starmer can literally run around downtown London and his underwear with a chainsaw, and still be elected in a landslide
"tiny minority" "small politics" "marbles" "tiny relic" "it's not that difficult, Prime Minister!" 😂
how can you listen to this and actually stand it? this is embarrassing to the general public
The reverse Midas touch.
@@EternalEmpireGamingno it isn’t. The two sides actually debating and interacting? It’s better than here in America where the two sides have totally different news outlets, presenting two totally different realities, and neither side talks to the other. The leading candidate for president won’t even debate. Then, when they do debate, it’s a pathetic interaction, akin to what it would be if a couple of eight grade mean girls had a debate about the best lipstick.
Starmer got a new writer? Fucking hillarious today!
War: don't underestimate Starmer - he is nine times more intelligent than most people in that House ... 💯
@@joline2730 a cabbage is 9 times smarter than anyone in that house 🤣
@@Warbamana lettuce even?
THE TIMING 👌 when Sunak said “Britain isn’t listening” just after they’d cut his mic 😂😂😂 This was a bloodbath 🤤
the fact that he kept on to say it proves he only reads a script!
That was absolutely brutal.
The most one-sided PMQs I can remember.
Rishi Sunak debates like a little kid. He said, she said looool. God help us.
the job of PM is above Sunak
Unelected the Tory voters never wanted him
As is the top shelf of his fridge! 😁
These leaders are puppets
@@darrenvail8726 I prefer Starmers puppet master, how about you?
I am not a Keir Stamer fan, but he has my vote simply based upon competence.
That’s what we want in a leader. A competent person, calm, measured, willing to listen to people who know what they are talking about. Charisma and gravitas matter too, but I want a competent leader, not a celebrity.
Oh dear . You need to watch interviews where he’s put on the spot . He’s like a rabbit in the head lights and goes to bits . Very competent
In all seriousness, i can t believe anybody sane, rational or with normal intelligence would say what you said.
I agree. Sunak is appalling in those situations.
fool
Dare I say this could be one of Starmers best performances. Had Sunak rattled and on strings
His last words Britain isn't listening iconic how the mic goes off 😂😂😂
Put your faith in these idiots you’ll always be disappointed.
Rishi got starmered !
Ah the classic "trust me bro" response from the Tories. They've had 13 years to tackle rising migration but we can't criticise them now because in a few years they promise it will be under control. If people really fall for this again, then I've lost the little hope I have for our society
Whereas Labour want to take an EXTRA 100,000 to ease the EU's burden AND want an easier visa policy AND want an open door policy.
@@adwilliams134 All complete BS, btw.
I lost respect the last three times England voted in the tories
You mean you haven't already lost it?
England almost always votes Tory and always has. To win the UK, Labour relies on winning Scotland, Wales, the slum cities and the run down former industrial towns to win an election and then promptly does nothing to help them. Labour has only ever won 5 elections in it's entire history.
Labour has always left Office with unemployment higher than when it entered, employment lower and GDP lower. And for 4 of those 5 times, recession as well. And that is true - check the statistics @@enemystand2981
The glum faces on the Tory benches speak volumes, they are finished and they all know it!
The US corporations pay our UK government well to put on a good show.
Ooh... The government front bench have been quiet and unhappy looking for a while. But I've never seen them all look quite that still, throughout the entire exchange
“One man war on reality”. Priceless.
Just about Starmer's best performance to date in PMQ'S.
Love the snipe at Cleverly 😂 How the Home Secretary got away with that is beyond me 🙄
At one time it would have been a resignation matter , God help the Tory candidate in Stockton.
Can someome explain it to me?
The Tories are being awfully quiet 😮
Chocolate raaaaaain!
Jesus will come back but with Islamic faith, and he will support the weak muslims in palestine, syria and every where in the world and he will kill the false masiah which the Zionists are waiting.. Evil people helping the devil edited and changed the bible from its origin and truth..Prophet Jesus, Prophet Moses and prophet Mohamed Peace be upon them all worshipped the same almighty one God " Allah" and the devil and devil worahippers ruined and changedthe holly books of torah and bible that is why allah sent prophet Mohamed to renew the truth of worshipping the almighty in a the way of abraham prayers and the old prophets.. May allah protect and guide the innocents in every where. All humans will die in one way or another, but the question what have you prepared for herafter dear?? Revert to Islam and find the truth before your time ends dear....
Sunak just out of his depth.
It’s been a long time since I’ve actually laughed aloud at a joke on PMQs that Midas touch one was amazing.
Adam: it's just so easy ... Inaction Man lays it bare 😂😂😂
@@joline2730tory bot
Cleverly as home secretary is frankly laughable. Can a grown adult please stage an intervention. This apalling government is not fit for purpose.
Neither is the opposition. What a joke this country is.
@@Mandrax2011ok secret tory
Well done Keir. Your jokes and their timing were brilliant.
That was a total hiding/ total cuffing today....and every minute was glorious! It was so obvious KS was completely in the zone...and thoroughly enjoyed himself. I'm still astonished how witless Sunak is.
He knew the script was dynamite. And when the first joke hit home, it was plain sailing after that. Checkmate.
As a person who doesn’t follow politics I think the man who isn’t rishi knows a lot more about what he’s saying
1 man war on reality 👏👏
I migh keep that in my back pocket for a debate some time. Pure class 😂
"Never mind the British museum, it's the prime minister who's lost his marbles" 😂😂
That was the one for me as well 😂
I mean WTAF was he thinking, thinking in the widest possible sense, let's act like a petulant two year old that will look good on the world stage
Hahahahahahaha rishi got served up with garlic and onions. Back to the curry house for him 😂😂
Timestamps?
Spat my tea out 😂😂
There’s something so poignant about Sunak saying “the country isn’t listening” at the same time that his microphone is switched off! Fucking poetry.
Halved inflation...... like 5/6% inflation is something to celebrate...... tragic
All Labour does is deflect the question and throw another news headliner at rishi. Give him actual responses to his reasonable questions, he's responding to yours?
It's PMQ's not opposition questions
Love how the volume dropped on Sunak saying "Britain isn't listening" at the end 😂
Bring on the pubcast - some quality material in today's PMQs
The bit at the end where Rishi was trying to say something wasn't listening, with his mic cutting out - can't write it. Beautiful stuff
he said "Britain isn't listening" which makes it funnier that his mic cut out
It’s going to be a corker of an episode today!
I dunno if "tiny relic" and "small politics" were deliberate jabs at our diminutive Prime Miniature, but they made me cackle. The ridiculous homunculus that he is.
Why is his height relevant to anything? Are u 6 foot and think that you are superior because of it
@jamesbyrne9312 calm down Sunak lover
because its funny, he is not only a small man but small minded and politically weak @@jamesbyrne9312
Oh, I hope so
Glann: yes, in more ways than one 😂😂😂
They should just GET A ROOM.....!!
Gesturing to Cleverly asking if he could finish the sentence was CLASS🤣👏🏼
starmer roasted the shit out of sunak. he made him look a right mug. labour gets my vote.
They are both mugs, so are you for supporting either of them.
And me ,sick of the Tory lies,
Starmer was brilliant. Loved the 'lost his marbles' quip. Sunak looked down and out
Starmer was very tight here. A very fluid performance and rather dominant. All offense and not rising to any defense.
A full understanding of how to take an advantage in PMQ's
Agree completely, and may I just tip my hat to your pfp my friend, Stevie Ray is an absolute legend
@@jphenry3404 He would only be 69. My Granddaughter shares his Birthday so I cant ever forget.....and she is my Pride and Joy 🙂
Starmer will make a far better PM than people are thinking right now. The confidence is growing.
One tory for another
If thats what you think, you have not been paying attention. At all. @@bluefish1875
Starmer been a Labour member for 46 years...think hes pretty clear on what Labour is, what it needs to do to win power and what he'll do when he gets there@@bluefish1875
@@leewoodard5871 I dont , when the leader of the Labour party doesn't fight for the working classes, what is the point in the Labour party. Hes' a phoney always going on about his dad being a tool maker, no his dad owned the company. He is a deceitful lying tory. I know the tories want to fuck me but I don't expect the opposition to as well