Theresa May tells Corbyn to quit as Labour leader in final exchange
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- In her last appearance at PMQs as prime minister Theresa May took her opportunity to tell leader of the opposition to quit. Speaking directly to Jeremy Corbyn she said 'as a party leader who has accepted when her time has come, perhaps the time has come for him to do the same'.
Subscribe to Guardian News on UA-cam ► bit.ly/guardian...
Politics live blog - latest developments ► www.theguardia...
Support the Guardian ► support.thegua...
Today in Focus podcast ► www.theguardia...
The Guardian UA-cam network:
The Guardian ► / theguardian
Owen Jones talks ► bit.ly/subsowen...
Guardian Football ► is.gd/guardianf...
Guardian Sport ► bit.ly/GDNsport
Guardian Culture ► is.gd/guardianc...
Politics live blog - latest developments ► www.theguardian.com/uk-news/live/2019/jul/24/boris-johnson-prepares-to-enter-downing-st-and-name-cabinet-theresa-may-prime-minister-live-news
Didn't Cameron say something similar?
Funny that, both Cons PM have quit while Corbyn has persisted and been an MP for longer
always the brides maid never the bride, nothing to cheer home about
Don’t worry he will want to leave once I am through with him
stupid tories
@@borisjohnson1015 hahahaahah bye bye boris!
“One of the differences between the two of us is that ... he fights for what he believes in.”
- Theresa May, accidentally giving us the whole rub
That’s funny. Corbyn hates the Eu before he got in and now trying to use it to gain power. Labour all over.
If he fought for what he believed in, he wouldn't be endorsing staying in the EU. Corbyn has been against the EU his entire political career....until now! Principles out the window.
Some people really need to learn what entails in a People’s Vote Referendum.
@@harrisondarby1333 But there's already been a People's Vote. It was the Referendum itself. There isn't going to be another one.
Bob Page The People voted for Brexit, but they didn’t vote for No Deal nor did they vote for May’s deal so it’s only rational they’re asked for advice and consent once again on the matter of national sovereignty once the Deals are on the table. It’s the only properly Democratic thing to do, rather than leave it up to Westminster squabbles or incompetent Tory negotiators.
Instead of her to be humble as she made a mess of being PM, she wants to throw stones. Silly woman
sTUPID WOMAN!
kufo oriji or what about when she left the chamber with the entire labour front bench refusing to clap and show their respect to her. Silly party
She would have made an excellent administrator or councillor. She’s not a leader.
Unlike me
The only way you could believe "Theresa May" and "excellence" belong in the same sentence is if you're an sad, pathetic easily-pleased, pot-bellied Englishman whose wife has long ago sought the satisfaction of proper men. Because if you're not a simpering fool, you'll know the the only thing she made was an excellent failure of the job. She somehow made Gordon Brown look statesmanlike, and that's saying something.
honestly she was better than Johnson, truss and sunak
Seemed a bit clumsy to go straight from complimenting him to insulting him within a couple of seconds.
not really, it made the second glancing insult more potent!
This guy is new to british politics I see
Bye bye May 🙋♂️🤦♂️
"It might be in my Parties' interest for him to sit there - it's not in the national interest and I would say for heavens sake man, go!" - David Cameron, 29 June 2016.
Labour are just playing party politics all the time trying to stay relevant
You've had your say Theresa. You can get lost now.
Teresa May, you are no longer a party leader, but Jeremy Corbyn is! How dare you disrespect Jeremy Corbyn a man of integrity and honesty and has the people of this country best interest at heart. I believe he is one of a few politicians that can be trusted.
@@jacig2083 I doubt the Board of Deputies would agree with you.
@@fs4443 You must mean those MPs who love the Westminster gravy train. Of course, the tories will never have such a problem in their party because every person who will ever be leader of the Conservatives is going to milk that entitlement until it's dry whilst telling the rest of the country that we have to 'live within our means', and those means are ever diminshing for maintaining a society which they do not believe in. "There's no such thing as society".
I do love British politics.
Me too said a fellow Canadian
@@steakovercake3986 The French approved.
Same especially now I run the place
@@borisjohnson1015 lol 😁
Strong and stable till the very end .
Brutal! Probably the best performance she gave in the House.
A tory unable to comprehend a backbone? That's weird
Should have listened, his time was up well before July 2019...
Great leaders don't leave office without any significant achievements whatsoever, so the Eton Mess doesn't have a high bar to straddle.
May: "As a party leader who has accepted when her time was up" Right - but not without a year of arrogant self-delusion. It's taken a year to finally crowbar her death grip from the levers of power. She should have been gone immediately after Chequers.
Three years eleven days and achieved absolutely nothing total waste of time , worst PM in history
Also signed us up for the un global compact agreement and 5G
@Tony Brammer I have the man who ruined the UK the wmd arsehole that Tony Blair
boris johnson will also be gone before corbyn.
You’ll eat your words
without a doubt.
indubitably.
corbyn was democratically voted as leader of the party; he is not a dictator.
if the labour party don't want him, he will be voted out-it's not his decision; however, he will outlast forner remainer, the slug like, johnson as leader of their respective parties-no problem.
capiche?
you know it's true.
I did like how she sucked Corbyn in to almost a truce before giving him a final jab.
What a low mentality you have.
@@independentandfree6466 someone is triggered.
Treason may talking about Democracy
She is the biggest mess the UK has seen as PM so far, but as Tory she just cannot be humble.
@@andypandy4607 so Labour is supposed to be humiliated by a failure and then behave gracefully towards said failure? Torys have no style and no style is exactly what they will get!
Lmao just you wait until boris mate
Boris incoming!
DJPaulgee1 ah and our lad maggie also directly impacted the rights of any minorities, here we go again though
The Guardian is pretty tory these days....
For a change...
It’s particularly gauche and unbecoming to speak like that to an elected leader. Shameful
this man is a legend. th poise and calm are exemplary.
Yes, Phillip Hammond was always quite a calm one wasn't he
@@sg3215 lol she wasn't even talking to Hammond, the destroyer of the NHS and now the economy.
That was perhaps the most British thing I've ever seen.
I don't think so.
Our most popular PM in waiting ... Yeah, of course the Tories would love him to just give up ... It ain't happening 😂
@Woody W
Haha ... 600.000 membership, several Corbyn support sites over 100k strong and millions just waiting to vote.
Unlike me, most keep quite until the day.
@Woody W
He alone has made Labour the biggest political party in Europe. And it was the membership that voted him in 3 times overwhelmingly.
Only a few backstabbing Blairites causing trouble.
They should all quit. And the monarchy should be overthrown!
what should happen then?
@@bravoalley228 Then find the British Adolf Hitler.
Bercow in the background shouting “order” 😂
You were pushed Mrs May, Mr Corbin is waiting for his turn?
How'd this age
Theresa May’s woeful legacy:
- Child poverty UP
- Pensioner poverty UP
- In-work poverty UP
- Violent crime UP
- NHS waiting times UP
- School class sizes UP
- Homelessness UP
- Food bank use UP
Do you even look at the statistics?
@@alexjohnson8696 yes, maybe you should too if you doubt me.
She'd not be remembered as a PM who left the office gracefully but as a PM who left with a bitter acrimony.
This aged well
Oh shut up. Like Boris and Liz left gracefully.
Ooh sour grapes from Maggie May
The first sensible thing May has ever suggested. Maybe the geriatric will consider doing the UK a favour and retire.
Just sour grapes hurry up and go you have done nothing
Tories are became a perfect Israeli lobbyists!
Trust the Guardian to support May's comments on Corbyn given their smear campaign against him.
What kind of smears? Just curious. I've seen the way they disparage the Conservatives, UKIP, Farage, etc., but I always thought they showed Corbyn in a fairly generous light.
Well, as most responsible people are anti-Corbyn it's a reasonable guess to make.
@@heycidskyja4668 no most reasonable people are pro corbyn
@@tomgibson6801 lol no bye bye
Parliament is genuinely probably the most pathetic workplace in the country.
The final exchanges between Cameron and Corbyn where much more friendlier. That must say something about the relation between these two. (of between Cameron and Corbyn).
The way she takes a sip straight after.
She’s probably right tbh.
She should have called for general Elections, instead of handling the PM job to another colleague, in a clear despise of democracy. She has no right to tell the leader of the other party (not in power) to resign as she did out of the most impressive failure in modern politics history.
Prophetic.
Ooops
@@JonySmith-bb4gx You'll note that Labour's gains hinged on Corbyn getting kicked out and having his policies scrubbed from the party. It's still relevant.
Miss.May could make a cameo in
plant v zombies 🧟♀️
Ouch
Am I the only kid watching this
MIC DROP!
Isn't the majority of the country saying quit as Labour leader?
Yeh! the stench of people threatened.
@@independentandfree6466 Corbyn is a threat.....A threat to democracy.
Oh banter
She is very right indeed. I will kinda Theresa May, wish her the best in her years to come.
She's evil
Thud.
And you think this adversarial parliamentary system works? Like our adversarial legal system it is no longer fit for purpose in the 21st century and both need to be reformed.
How?
@@bravoalley228 How about converting to a proportional representation voting system,and evolving an inquisitorial legal system, present in other jurisdictions, away from an adversarial system.
@@adrianlloyd6403 interesting. I believe that Lib Dems sold themselves out for Alternative Voting.
Can you tell me locations for inquisitorial legal systems?
@@cliffwhite2812 having an adversarial atmosphere is not always conducive...family court
Corbyn should’ve listened to her 2019 election would’ve been different
Nope . And he still won
@@JonySmith-bb4gx...Corbyn lost the 2019 election
@@JonySmith-bb4gxWdum?
@@ethandyerentertainment782 corbyn won
She lost
You very great Theresa
Theatre
Clear off may
Nope
He’s not as bad as you in politics
First time she said something that is actuelly right !
His own MPs haven't even got confidence in him as their leader. Time to go corbyn
Well: at least no-one can say she’s “taken it like a man”
(Like à woman, yes : spiteful, vindictive,tearful. If only they had managed the same to Thatcher!)
It is amazing the amount of power Israel wields amongst the western world.
We can but hope. Altho it'll take a long time before the stain of Corbynism washes out the labour party.
She should not say that because Corbyn is such a bad leader labour might improve their leader and win the next GE.
such a bad leader that he won seats of the tories in the last GE and is ahead in the polls
@@Thor-hu2wq Lol. Just... lol. Thank you so much for keeping him as party leader, he did a great job for us Tories ;)
Both boring people
In 20 years time this will be looked at as a what if moment May offering Corbyn the chance to do the right thing step down and help stop the nightmares that are coming in Corbyn's refusal to give up power and his inabilty to stop Boris well May at least tried to warn us best thing she's ever done really admit your power hungry ways are wrong get out before this gets any worse like she did
I have great respect for this lady. No matter what they threw at her, she rose above it. An example to us women everywhere. Excellent and well-deserved advice to Corbyn as well. 'Bye, Theresa! x
She is right there Jeremy bin is trash and should retire. Boris is a legend 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 The UK is great now we have Boris as the prime minister🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Totally agree with you mate 👍
lol wrong
😂😂😂😂😂
@@Thor-hu2wq Eat my Tory dumps bahahahahahha
Still salty I bet that snap election, eh?
BUGGER OFF CORBYN!!
It is May that has failed and buggaring off. You sound confused.
@@independentandfree6466 I want both to bugger off, as I am so confused
He's certainly seeing all Torie leaders leave,, how many now,, 3 I think,,
worng on all counts
@@philipeaton3102 not really number one David Cameron next Teresa May and then Boris Johnson three.
@@esme8944 When did he see Boris leave? XD XD XD
Yes it makes sense to 'terrorize' the people of the wo-rld powers , Now hear this from the people of the world powers : Thus sayeth the Lord G-d of Isra-el : Let My people Go !
This is the only thing she’s got right corbyn should go.
Probably the only thing she said that was accurate
Burnnnnn
Oh snap!!! That was a knockout... ouch!!!
Sublime Mrs.May! You nailed him with one last blow of the hammer!!
0:03
Vile
They are both useless. 1 down 1 to go. 👍
Yes I agree, goodbye Corbyn. You had your chance, muffed it!
Corbyn, May, Bercrow, and Skinner are now gone from parliament due to 2020.
This aged like milk .
Corbyn is back
She isn't
Its unlikely the Labour Party will be around to see the UK leave the European Union in October. The Party lost its way when it announced it was Anti Brexit and wanted a second referendum.
The party’s still alive. Can I call you a liar now?
@@uspc.politics alive? Mate they lost 2019 election and im pretty sure he said it before the election
In a few weeks old Corbyn will be back on the back benches , making absolutely no impact on British politics , exactly like the last 35 years ....come on Mr Corbyn do the decent thing and resign :-)
As much as I thinks she’s a sweaty Tory, I can’t help but agree with her here.
Oof!
great woman, great leader, had a very hard job,
bojo job is easy, doing something, with huge support and popular,not giving a damn about the counrty
how was she a great leader? I don't disagree it is a hard job.
she stood up for are country in the salisbury arrack, when are media and everyone else, attacked her for it,
against all the odds, she surivve, for so long under very very tough circumstance, without a majority, to deliever a deal that protected the weak and vunerable and are country, few would have surivve, in those condition
@@samwright4420 what deal has she delivered?
How many people would vote for Labour if Jeremy Corbyn wasn’t the leader? I know I will
Corbyn looking after our country is like a fox looking after your chickens
Plz pin
Nice pubes
Corbyn is a legend
0:04