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- Live: Parliament resumes after Supreme Court ruling
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The best speech I’ve ever seen in parliament. Geoffrey cox nailed it!
INCREDIBLE
still great viewing many months later. oh how the british public taught the opposition an almighty lesson!
The sound on this video is distorted. At the end of sentences the audio seems to fade out. It's very annoying.
This was a very interesting day to of been in the public gallery.
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Hello what is going on?
I have these words ringing in my ears "you are a member of a rebel alliance and a traitor"
Spot on!
I play this now and again to enjoy Geoffrey Cox batting away. Great fun and even improved with the knowledge of how many MPs bit the dust at the election.
Got bored I put this on again April 2021. Great to see Cox bat them away. 👍
I am so nostalgic for last fall when we had this excitement, and nobody had ever heard of covid
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Has to labour can't they find something useful to employ themselves instead of showing how useless they really are.
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Has that ex ambassador been interviewed today?
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Righteous indignation is a poor substitute for argument. Couple that
with the obvious wounded state of many of the members and its easy to
understand why the government sought to prorogue.
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I’m going to research fascism. I’ve heard about it before. Saw it on a poster but I don’t know what it means.
There are repeating the same questions over and over again, I’m trying my best to understand the British government not being a member myself or British in that case , bust as an individual interest in politicals world wide
its just a poor opposition.
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40:24 yeh David Hanson lost his seat to a tory....
i genuinely thought thatwas a black man speaking at 405
“Nobody worked harder than I did” In another country a paradise island !!! during a pandemic, collecting £1000’s from the uk taxpayers while not being in my own UK constituency 🤦♂️ never ever ever Tory again !
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That attorney general should resign also another liar i wonder how much money he recieved for his lies
This is up there with Trump's election coverage for sheer enjoyment.
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english accent is so funny. 39:00 i don t understand nothing what he chewing xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
The Conservatives get embarrassed yet again on vaccines. I once was a Conservative voter, up until last year, but am disgusted by the party now because of many of their self serving Covid members, shameful.
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Why english deputees say "BEEEEEEEE" like sheeps? :D
This is history. I love watching this. Labour got completely owned and showed their true fascist nature for the whole nation to see
Same this was the best i laughed a few times
Labour was in a difficult situation, though.
Brexit was a career killer, if Labour had gone with the government on their trade deal, it would of meant job losses, business's closing down, growth slowing down because trade would of been slowed or halted (due to freedom of movement being repealed), it would of meant our economy shrinking down, it has also weakened our union to the point where Scotland's position on another ref is stronger, Northern Irelands position for reunifying with the republic is stronger than ever before.
In my view it didn't matter what Labour did, no one would've been happy either way. Look at what Brexit has already done to our economy (don't start talking about covid because covid isn't the only factor of our economy shrinking down), it has made a lot of brexiteers regret their decision as their business's are struggling and they are finding it a lot more expensive as well, some business's have halted their sales altogether, our exports have dropped by 19.3% and our imports have dropped by 21.6% just from brexit alone.
All these Brexiteers lied to you and everyone else, some of us saw through it, most of us were fooled. All this rhetoric about voters knowing what they are voting for is a lie, peoples stances change all the time, the government became the experts while the economists and other expects became unqualified somehow by angry people who cant accept that they didn't have a clue what they were voting for. Its funny to see these people get owned on radio shows and on TV, I always see that they cant name one policy or one law that they disagree with, or the fact that they repeat what people like Farage say.
COVID was like the golden ticket from Charlie and the Chocolate factory, because the government can just blame all of this on COVID, even though Brexit has had a big part in this as well.
@@phillipimran7377 this is a load of bollocks and I can't even be assed to read it all lol
A very bizarre comment.
@@MARAK709 what's bizarre about it? Lol
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Back then parliament was normal no face masks no anti human social distancing just normal I like it :)
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Public intelligibility Mr speaker.... defined as “Intelligibility is a measure of how comprehendible speech is, or the degree to which speech can be understood. Intelligibility is affected by spoken clarity, explicitness, lucidity, comprehensibility, perspicuity, and precision”... can you tell the British public who clearly voted democratically leave the EU why the MP’s in your Parliament (as it clearly isn’t the British public’s Parliament) aren’t being told to shut up and put up with the U.K. voters decision rather than sidelining everything... sorry I thought The Speakers role was to be impartial.... clearly you have decided that it means otherwise. Stop the one-up-man-ship in the bullshit that is political fancy and get on with the job! That is what is going to give the U.K. the consistency and stability it needs to move on. The U.K. survived without the EU prior to ‘being in’ and the auK will continue long after ‘we leave’ it’s no different to any other divorce.
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