Nigel Farage interviews Alastair Campbell

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  • @nickswettenhammusic
    @nickswettenhammusic 5 років тому +382

    No fan of Campbell but it’s nice to see two people with different views have a respectful interview. Farage is always fair to his guests.

    • @mrbachittarsingh9243
      @mrbachittarsingh9243 5 років тому +29

      Nick Swettenham unlike mr O'Brian

    • @robertmason2311
      @robertmason2311 5 років тому +21

      I agree Nick: I saw this popup on UA-cam and I initially thought it would be a big fight, then... I hoped it would be a civil discussion. Fair play to both of them.

    • @andymcelhinney5149
      @andymcelhinney5149 5 років тому +5

      FARAGE IS A DOUBLE AGENT

    • @joebloggs5186
      @joebloggs5186 5 років тому

      I thought that.

    • @BigRedScouser
      @BigRedScouser 5 років тому +1

      They're not as different as youthink- why else would he appear with Farage so often?

  • @matthewt992
    @matthewt992 2 роки тому +83

    Entering 'relative parliamentary stability'. This aged well.

    • @guitarreilly
      @guitarreilly Рік тому

      Exactly! Only someone as useless as borris could get such a landslide majority and lose his job within 2 years

    • @S10wGuY
      @S10wGuY 7 місяців тому +1

      The whole video is gold :))

    • @RedcoatTrooper
      @RedcoatTrooper 6 місяців тому

      Indeed "can the labour party recover by 2024"?
      Shows how quickly things change​@@S10wGuY

  • @bigpete4227
    @bigpete4227 5 років тому +56

    “Only 17000 east Europeans are expected when we allow them to come” Tony Blair.
    750000 came in the first year.
    Blair and Campbell knew exactly what they were doing when they opened the gates. Does anyone even remember the cuts and reshuffles to the customs/immigration departments at exactly the same time? Machiavellian villains the pair of them!

    • @ltmund
      @ltmund 5 років тому +7

      The strategy was to use immigration to control wages and maintain international competitiveness.

    • @snowflakemelter1172
      @snowflakemelter1172 5 років тому +12

      @@ltmund and change the demographics of the UK to push out the traditional white British Tory voter.

    • @bigpete4227
      @bigpete4227 5 років тому +4

      ltmund they were ruthlessly destructive yet they still walk around like they own the place.

    • @hiddenknowledge2012
      @hiddenknowledge2012 5 років тому +2

      @@ltmund Which the tories continued with and still do continue with to this day. Why haven't they changed it and why are you not annoyed at them?

    • @ltmund
      @ltmund 5 років тому

      @@hiddenknowledge2012 who said I wasn't? I'm just commenting on were the policy came from.
      Why do you feel the need to make the excuse of "they did it as well" instead of understanding policies?

  • @fungiblenonsense
    @fungiblenonsense Рік тому +18

    1:00 "We're going to be heading into 'relative parliamentary stability'." 😀 That's funny!

    • @JasperB12
      @JasperB12 Рік тому

      shocking isn't it 😂😂😭

  • @templarknight5557
    @templarknight5557 5 років тому +66

    Never ever forget that Campbell was responsible for the " original fake dossier " that took us into a illegal war in Iraq . You can from Nigels face the distain he has for this vile man.

    • @MK-ur4vy
      @MK-ur4vy 5 років тому +1

      Templar Knight The Conservatives lapped the Iraq war up. With or without superficial evidence, what are you talking about? Would bet my bottom dollar that Farage was pro Iraq invasion.

    • @Ror0009
      @Ror0009 5 років тому +1

      M K no he wasn’t no he wasn’t

    • @JA19
      @JA19 5 років тому +3

      The Conservatives and the right wing tabs demonized to an absolutely despicable extent those who were against the Iraq war, Charles Kennedy being a key example. The war was a critical mistake that I'm not excusing, but it would've happened regardless of what party was in power at the time.

  • @tina5203
    @tina5203 5 років тому +146

    Campbell makes my skin crawl, and just makes endless idiotic excuses about why Labour lost . Ignoring what people voted for, got them into this well deserved mess they are in . Simple as that !! 🙄

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому +4

      Boris is the next zionist warcriminal puppet just like tony bliar boris will support america in a war with iran

    • @theedbaron7984
      @theedbaron7984 5 років тому +4

      @@jamesberry8499 - So we should support Iran?

    • @handyjayes1
      @handyjayes1 5 років тому

      Yes, he's a real weasel...

    • @joshuajackson4742
      @joshuajackson4742 5 років тому +1

      and what are you an unreasonable radical leftist?

    • @BrexitMapMan
      @BrexitMapMan 5 років тому +1

      He is not actually human, he is a reptile, I am sure of it.

  • @Jim-ok9zi
    @Jim-ok9zi 5 років тому +182

    I’m watching this from Australia, I could be wrong but it seems to me the single biggest issue at the recent election outside of Brexit was immigration
    And the threat to the British culture by people from countries that are basically backward.

    • @bigpete4227
      @bigpete4227 5 років тому +26

      Daughter of Enoch of the irony of what you are saying about mass migration is lost on you.

    • @johnharding6394
      @johnharding6394 5 років тому +24

      Funny how Muslim immigrants all want to go to none Islamic countries? Is that because there are no Islamic counties worth going to or are they invading

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому +10

      @@johnharding6394 Maybe because america and uk are in their countrys bombing them killing kids and women for oil and pissrahell

    • @AstralBluevideos
      @AstralBluevideos 5 років тому +21

      The UK has imported too many unskilled people and lost too many skilled people. Then kept the doors open so anyone can enter, claiming the country has a skills shortage. The result was a drop in earnings and a drop in tax revenues while big business got richer. Well done Blair.

    • @Dave_Allen
      @Dave_Allen 5 років тому +3

      @Daughter of Enoch i dont think you read Jims comment properly or didnt understand it maybe ?

  • @drif1060
    @drif1060 5 років тому +31

    Nice to see this conversation conducted intelligently and respectively.

  • @darksydesamy
    @darksydesamy 5 років тому +212

    The Brexit debate is over. Can LBC stop having this war criminal on now.

    • @SammyInnit
      @SammyInnit 5 років тому +7

      I think they’re just rubbing salt in the wound.

    • @ulleruprising7237
      @ulleruprising7237 5 років тому +9

      How is Nigel a war criminal?

    • @SammyInnit
      @SammyInnit 5 років тому +13

      Uller Uprising he’s talking about Campbell and his era of Spin along side Blair

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому +2

      @@SammyInnit boris is doing the exact same thing now with iran?

    • @SammyInnit
      @SammyInnit 5 років тому +8

      Boris The liar source?

  • @EB-xo5ej
    @EB-xo5ej 5 років тому +154

    How does this war criminal continue to be invited to discuss and influence politics??? He and his pal Blair should be in prison! 😠

    • @matthewfoley3929
      @matthewfoley3929 5 років тому +7

      Should a 7 x failed politician and irrelevant patsy of the Tories, who's party failed to gain a single seat, be given a political discussion show? .

    • @turbotoez3539
      @turbotoez3539 5 років тому +10

      He has the biggest party in the EU parliament of UK MEPs. Campbell wasn’t even elected back in the Blair years. Let alone now.

    • @matthewfoley3929
      @matthewfoley3929 5 років тому +4

      @@turbotoez3539 yeah but he did have a paid position in government. What's the point of farage again? He's not the official leader of the party and never was and his party us the largest in an institution that it doesn't believe should exist ha!

    • @turbotoez3539
      @turbotoez3539 5 років тому +6

      Matthew Foley so your logic is. It doesn’t matter your opinion if you get elected. But it does matter if you get given a highly paid position because it’s in government. Do you even realise what you said underneath blind hatred for Farage.

    • @hiddenknowledge2012
      @hiddenknowledge2012 5 років тому +3

      @@turbotoez3539 No more MEP jobs in the future anyway so what's your point? Farage has just campaigned for a tory victory since the start. Pretending he's anti-establishment.

  • @Fludded
    @Fludded 5 років тому +246

    Why interview him? He’s more irrelevant than anyone.

    • @marktrepka4805
      @marktrepka4805 5 років тому +10

      When all’s said and done Alistair is just a fan boy of the establishment. Even after the election result he still thinks that the voting public got it wrong.

    • @englandfantv6592
      @englandfantv6592 5 років тому +5

      Mark Trepka The voting public always get it wrong, history is a testament to that.

    • @englandfantv6592
      @englandfantv6592 5 років тому +4

      Mark Trepka 20% of the population know what’s going on the rest of you are sleeping

    • @mickc7388
      @mickc7388 5 років тому +2

      What an arrogant A/H Campbell really is, I wish he would F/O back to Scotland & join the Snp

    • @englandfantv6592
      @englandfantv6592 5 років тому +1

      sad is beauty just because I said the voting public get it wrong doesn’t mean I think we should stop letting people vote, quite the contrary, i believe we need to get the 34% of people who are registered to vote who don’t vote to vote.

  • @georgewhitehead7186
    @georgewhitehead7186 4 роки тому +22

    Farage is a gracious interviewer and Campbell a highly interesting interviewee in this discussion.

  • @johnbailey8012
    @johnbailey8012 5 років тому +151

    Alistair said the public didn't understand Labour's brexit policy....yes we did mate, only too well!

    • @latchdoorlatch996
      @latchdoorlatch996 5 років тому +6

      Labour themselves didnt even understand their own Brexit policy

    • @daveduck4315
      @daveduck4315 5 років тому

      Tbh,who is now bothered what Alister and Nigel now think?

    • @suleimanthemagnificent8985
      @suleimanthemagnificent8985 5 років тому +1

      Exactly. It means the return of our Empire and us becoming no. 1 in the world again.

    • @danielwood6833
      @danielwood6833 5 років тому

      could I ask for you to elaborate on how the Labour's Brexit Policy was flawed please?
      Not combatting your statement by any means, would just like to be informed

    • @danielwood6833
      @danielwood6833 5 років тому

      @dogeatdog as I said. I'm not combatting the point, I am asking to be educated on the matter

  • @sixty6minutes986
    @sixty6minutes986 5 років тому +80

    Welcome back to LBC Nigel, we’ve missed you

  • @mattb463
    @mattb463 5 років тому +25

    I loved the fact that the political left & right had a great conversation. You don't see that every day! 👍

  • @CoherentChimp
    @CoherentChimp 5 років тому +93

    Alistair, how did the voting go in Burnley mate?

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому +4

      I ask you people everyday what the benefits are of a no deal you lot go quiet care to enlighten me?

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому +2

      @J Sev i would gladly show you how scared i am are you a man or a soyboy

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому

      @J Sev still no facts to give me soyboy i ONLY DEAL IN FACTS snowflake fake news clown.

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому

      @Chala 1 What do you get back?

    • @jamesberry8499
      @jamesberry8499 5 років тому +1

      @J Sev uk aint prosperous

  • @thetruthwillout810
    @thetruthwillout810 5 років тому +15

    Dr David Kelly RIP

    • @gushutchinson8758
      @gushutchinson8758 4 роки тому +3

      was that him?.
      you're right..he was the crazed spin doctor of dodgy dossier fame.
      I wonder if he has lost any sleep over his death ?

    • @maralynmitchell8261
      @maralynmitchell8261 6 місяців тому

      Lots and lots I would think.He has always had Therapy ,It is Syrange how he and Tony Blaif seemed to age PREMETURIY OVER OVER NIGHT..!

    • @TimComley
      @TimComley День тому

      @@gushutchinson8758on the ball 😅

  • @baldrickscunningplan6154
    @baldrickscunningplan6154 5 років тому +7

    and there you go. 6:23
    Labours position must be to oppose leaving after we have left.
    Beggars belief.
    How can anyone with a modicum of common sense take the labour party seriously?
    The labour comedy set to continue for years to come.

  • @ManForToday
    @ManForToday 5 років тому +17

    Campbell is worthy of respect because of the sheer power he has had in the darkness, quite literally a master of the dark arts. He is the brain behind the Blair project, which despite the fact we all rightly detest that, we can't deny that it was successful mostly in its aims. Blair was merely the figurehead, Campbell was at the heart of the project. If we can't respect our enemies then it will weaken us. This partly formed the disgraceful complacency of the so-called Conservative Party all while the Blair project was happening.

    • @martinkingston1498
      @martinkingston1498 5 років тому +3

      "Worthy of respect" may be a step TOO far as regards Alistair Campbell, but you are definitely right about Tony Blair and his role in New Labour. He was merely the public relations figure for a "labour" party that had clearly moved very far from its original purpose as a workers rights movement, and slowly become infiltrated by real communists with a very hard left agenda. And while Campbell and Mandelson were undoubtedly successful in their selling of the illusion that was Tony Blair to the British public - which bought these snakes the time to wield parliamentary power and implement some of their policies - with Corbyn it was no longer possible to conceal the truth. The party is now anti patriotic, anti democratic and a major threat to the future survival of the UK. Hence the absolute hammering they received - quite justifiably - with the UK having a VERY close escape.

    • @mckengineer5727
      @mckengineer5727 Рік тому

      Think you’ll find it was Mandelson

  • @camban
    @camban 5 років тому +237

    Alistair Campbell, Hugh Grant, Bono & Bob Geldof should’ve invested in Vaseline - the rogering might’ve been easier to take.

  • @MakoMakoMan22
    @MakoMakoMan22 5 років тому +22

    Labour are on a different planet.

  • @TonicSoul
    @TonicSoul 5 років тому +14

    Dr BS should do one now !

  • @robincormie855
    @robincormie855 5 років тому +8

    Labour cannot apoint a leader who is a remainer that's why they lost all the seats not listening to the voter simples!

  • @greggbisgrove7499
    @greggbisgrove7499 5 років тому +29

    So who did not put his money where his mouth is.

  • @yayamon769
    @yayamon769 5 років тому +18

    Labour died yrs ago but they did not know which grave to go 👀😍

  • @Mark_Dyer1
    @Mark_Dyer1 5 років тому +15

    Alistair Campell - in his analogy comparing the December 2019 election, with that of 1997, neglects the fact that the hard-working, tax-paying British public have learned what a traitor TONY BLAIR was, to their interests; and they will be doubly-sceptical should any 'charismatic' person materialise in the Labour Party of today. Of course, none of the present contenders has that precious 'charism': most are entitled millionaires from London, who despise their own 'core' vote of the past. The other 'problem' is where Mr Campbell continues to describe the 2016 Referendum vote as a 'mistake'. This is as valid as describing the recent December 2019 General Election result as a 'mistake'. You do not offend the majority of the Electorate by telling them they have - after consideration - "made a mistake"! Thus, my conclusion is that Labour is now in terminal decline, and will slowly lose more and more seats: until it is entirely dependent on those who contribute no taxes: especially among the immigrant communities which actively discourage the learning of English, and the adoption of British culture, and British values. We are, therefore, in the market for a new progressive, patriotic Party for the hard-working, tax-paying Brit.

    • @lynncuthbert2307
      @lynncuthbert2307 5 років тому +1

      Yep they are history. We all woke up. We won't be fooled again. These are not Politicians they are Agenda Pushers.

    • @Mark_Dyer1
      @Mark_Dyer1 5 років тому +1

      @@lynncuthbert2307 Well-written Lynn! But, of course, their priority for the next decade will be to retain their over-inflated salaries. Such is the 'height' to which Labour now aspires.

    • @Mike-tb5gj
      @Mike-tb5gj 5 років тому

      Enter the "Reform Party"?? Maybe...….

    • @Mark_Dyer1
      @Mark_Dyer1 5 років тому +1

      @@Mike-tb5gj Not for this ex-UKIPPER! Much too 'Faragey' for me. It is 'FOR BRITAIN' every time!

    • @Mike-tb5gj
      @Mike-tb5gj 5 років тому +1

      @@Mark_Dyer1 I am inclined to agree Mark. I did not renew my UKIP membership. I like a lot of AMW says, but it will take time for her support to build.

  • @sharjeelkhan7437
    @sharjeelkhan7437 5 років тому +20

    I can’t imagine to vote labour again unless momentum goes away and so is jezza. I support brexit ! and none of the labour jokers can lead.

  • @jasonanthony166
    @jasonanthony166 3 роки тому +16

    A mature debate between two political opponents ... I'm glad it didn't descend into the sound-bite 'gotcha' arguments that we are used to. Thanks guys, respect :-)

    • @ajb229
      @ajb229 2 роки тому +1

      Very much agree

  • @MrTUCTUC1
    @MrTUCTUC1 5 років тому +6

    The two of thrm work very well together. It would be a great listen to have them together on an ongoing show.

  • @barryevans9235
    @barryevans9235 5 років тому +25

    Labour will be in the wilderness now for twenty years.

    • @workhorse7134
      @workhorse7134 5 років тому +4

      Lol. If labour move back to the centre like they did under Blair they can win again. You people should study history a bit more.

    • @freddodd9234
      @freddodd9234 5 років тому +1

      work horse 😂😂😂😂

    • @blogman8712
      @blogman8712 5 років тому +1

      @@workhorse7134 That'll take decades ... they're too entrenched to the left.

    • @Ror0009
      @Ror0009 5 років тому

      Low twenty percent now, definitely

    • @farzanamughal5933
      @farzanamughal5933 Рік тому +1

      Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

  • @Lee-bt2cy
    @Lee-bt2cy 7 місяців тому +4

    Watching this video today 11/June/2024 the answer is, well it's looking rosey for British politics compared to this video. Red Rosey. 🌹

  • @jasonlawton9663
    @jasonlawton9663 5 років тому +2

    The Labour Party didn't forget their voters, they simply ignored them. But i wasn't going to forget them come polling day. I can honestly say i will never again vote for them. Ever.

  • @gonzo3915
    @gonzo3915 5 років тому +3

    While Momentum exists there will never be a Labour Government.

  • @TheHugecloud
    @TheHugecloud 6 місяців тому +1

    Watching this on 16/06/24, and it's fascinating to hear this conversation in hindsight.

  • @yohohoho7675
    @yohohoho7675 5 років тому +4

    Immigration is the big issue and stop talking to war criminals Nigel!

  • @JimHosty
    @JimHosty 7 місяців тому +5

    who is watching this as labor is about to win the largest majority since 1956 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @nathanblack2385
      @nathanblack2385 7 місяців тому +1

      Ha, yeah was thinking the same. People discussing Labour surviving 4 years ago, now people discussing Conservatives surviving today. It will be like this and vice versa every 5 years!

  • @lukewassell3161
    @lukewassell3161 5 років тому +5

    Not a fan of Cambell but it was refreshing to hear the conversation without the heat! bravo LBC

  • @CharlieBubbles264
    @CharlieBubbles264 Рік тому +3

    I dont think these two would have such a constructive debate today.
    BJ and his cronies have broken us

  • @northnsouth6813
    @northnsouth6813 5 років тому +7

    Campbell is yesterday's Man, if he wants to spout on he should have stood as a MP.

  • @chindit6784
    @chindit6784 3 роки тому +2

    Farage sounds insane. brexit was a great shame for the UK and now there wil be decades of amnesia about why things are getting worse every year

  • @normanj1975
    @normanj1975 5 років тому +5

    Campbell was on politics live today. but that's the BBC. he bores me.

  • @brianbozo2447
    @brianbozo2447 5 років тому +4

    Nigel is a better political interviewer than Piers Morgan or Andrew Marr. Its rare to see an interviewer ask a question and then remain silent until the interviewee is allowed to give their answer. Just about every interviewer seems to end up arguing when Alister Campbell is interviewed but Nigel manages to keep it civil and informative which is more effective at trying to arrive at constructive solution and avoid polarisation.

  • @niallmartin9063
    @niallmartin9063 5 років тому +3

    Nigel doing his bit to bridge a chasm. Fair play to him. Gracious in victory.

  • @mariafelices8000
    @mariafelices8000 4 роки тому +2

    Nigel's persona always reminds me of Jim reeves (gentleman Jim) Ms cdf UK always fair and respectful

  • @Grogster2007
    @Grogster2007 5 років тому +3

    Labour needs to be anti EU, anti political correctness, pro a meritocracy, low tax to be ever a party worth voting for.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz 5 років тому

      You mean they need to be the Conservative Party lol

    • @Grogster2007
      @Grogster2007 5 років тому

      @@mogznwaz Perhaps a much improved version of the Tory's....we can only dream.

  • @lintburn67
    @lintburn67 5 років тому +14

    the gammon is strong in the comments

    • @TheVote2010
      @TheVote2010 5 років тому +1

      lintburn maybe cos the gammon won the argument, won the election, and brexit is happening. Meanwhile in snowflake land.....

    • @originalsephiroth1
      @originalsephiroth1 4 роки тому

      Its only democracy when people vote your way. No wonder you keep losing insulting people is not the way to make them go your way

  • @ianbarrett4166
    @ianbarrett4166 5 років тому +9

    Save yourself 25mins and it’s no labour can’t be saved

    • @fenhen
      @fenhen 5 років тому

      That’s what they said in the early 90s too.

    • @fordprefect1925
      @fordprefect1925 6 місяців тому

      Oop 🌹😂😂

    • @MontyCantsin5
      @MontyCantsin5 6 місяців тому

      @ianbarrett4166: This comment aged well.

    • @peterjbullock
      @peterjbullock 6 місяців тому

      That's aged well Lol

  • @jaemarlawes7340
    @jaemarlawes7340 6 місяців тому +4

    This aged well

  • @MayorMcC666
    @MayorMcC666 6 місяців тому +3

    aged well

  • @BlueShadow777
    @BlueShadow777 5 років тому +2

    A *new* Labour party that promotes traditional Labour 'left-of-centre' values (and not far/extreme left) needs to emerge from the dying embers of what used to be an effective opposition. As it stands, the current Labour Party rot will never recover from its cancerous infiltration by Momentum.

  • @davidlumb3167
    @davidlumb3167 5 років тому +13

    Campbell's ego will be suffering from depression now he finally realises that what he thinks and what he says is totally irrelevant

  • @kulwantdhaliwal1445
    @kulwantdhaliwal1445 5 років тому +2

    I wish the rest of the UK acted like these two. They fundamentally disagree with each other but can you tell? I wish I could be more like them myself.

  • @bootneckbonz
    @bootneckbonz 5 років тому +3

    I disagree with Alistair Campbell on Brexit vehemently, however I have great admiration and respect for him in his support for democracy and his acceptance of the decision of the people. Excellent conversation.

  • @iansmith8247
    @iansmith8247 5 років тому +5

    Couldn’t watch all the video Campbell makes me feel ill..🙁

  • @veendam82
    @veendam82 5 років тому +4

    what's up with adverts every 90 seconds

  • @MrValz0
    @MrValz0 5 років тому +6

    I love how arguing for remain has been some sort of redemption for Campbell. I wonder how many of those out marching in London to remain were also out marching against the Iraq War calling this guy a war criminal and shouting 'dodgy dossier'. Just shows how principled they are in my opinion.

    • @baloodarling486
      @baloodarling486 Рік тому

      So they should have voted to leave, simply because Campbell wanted to remain?

  • @carlarthur4442
    @carlarthur4442 5 років тому +4

    The , let's be honest, yes when was that then , never been honest about anything in your life , Mr, Campbell. They can't accept the fact that the people of this country voted to leave the E U or even accept the fact as to why Boris is now our P M with a big majority, they just don't get it .

  • @gingerfish90
    @gingerfish90 5 років тому +2

    Alastair Campbell, he thought he knew everything before the election. Then after thinks he knows why it went wrong. The way Alastair talks is as if he could never get anything wrong.

  • @bobbysands5583
    @bobbysands5583 5 років тому +3

    Alistair welcome back sir master of the dark arts and spin,who doesn't understand left right or middle politics

  • @garys8357
    @garys8357 4 місяці тому +1

    But what about solutions?
    Farage points a finger at everyone, but never offers solutions, plenty of rhetoric, no substance!

  • @annmolloy8600
    @annmolloy8600 5 років тому +5

    Nigel, you are the greatest! Alistair Campbell always says it as he wants to see it as opposed to how it is. He’s delusionaland irrelevant

  • @millwallholdings
    @millwallholdings 5 років тому +1

    ffs him saying that Boris aint that popular with the people ! what does that make Corbyn then

  • @richteabiscuit1854
    @richteabiscuit1854 5 років тому +3

    Can’t stand looking or listening to this man,,,,watched this till I finished typ

  • @182dunc
    @182dunc 5 років тому +2

    Why is Campbell continuously being paid for his opinion which has been proved again and again to be wrong by popular vote.

  • @garylake8654
    @garylake8654 5 років тому +3

    Alistair Campbell as a representative for Labour is akin to letting Mira Hindley represent baby sitters.

  • @estebancomulet
    @estebancomulet 6 місяців тому +2

    Cut to 2024, as kier Starmer is on the verge of a supermajority.

  • @veenapaulson4934
    @veenapaulson4934 5 років тому +24

    We missed you on LBC, Nigel!! We love and appreciate you, dear man.

  • @UKtoUSABrit
    @UKtoUSABrit 5 років тому +2

    It takes a Man to admit he was wrong. Campbell incapable of admitting he completely misread (and misled) the British public.

  • @jamestodd1104
    @jamestodd1104 5 років тому +5

    It's over. Wow. Even Campbell doesn't want to argue any more

  • @MrMorlaf
    @MrMorlaf 4 роки тому +1

    Is it just my imagination or are youtube adverts becoming MUCH for frequent (sometimes in multiples, sometimes unskipable)?

  • @xvdd1
    @xvdd1 5 років тому +3

    I did not see the point of having Campbell on he had nothing to contribute lets have people with ideas and vision.

    • @marcperrett662
      @marcperrett662 5 років тому

      its possible its just ultimate gloating rights against an arch remainer/peoples vote activist ----i think it works both ways though we should be convincing them that we CAN have a workable economy after brexit,,,,better to bring them along with OUR argument considering how hard fought its been to get there

  • @stansheppard8929
    @stansheppard8929 Рік тому +1

    This aged tremendously.

  • @johnharding6394
    @johnharding6394 5 років тому +4

    The Labour and Islamic Party need Diane Abacus Abbott as the leader and we could do with the laugh

  • @stevefitzhenry6376
    @stevefitzhenry6376 5 років тому +1

    Labour and Campbell are irrelevant. The man is living with his head down a grid - please stay there.

  • @ReviewMarineProducts
    @ReviewMarineProducts 5 років тому +3

    Nigel should invite Guy Verhofstadt to the party......

    • @newchan329
      @newchan329 5 років тому

      I loathe that bloke Verhofstadt!

  • @lewistaylor2858
    @lewistaylor2858 5 років тому +5

    20:10 why does he think us highlanders live in caves?

  • @grease_monkey6078
    @grease_monkey6078 5 років тому +3

    Alistair seems to be more relaxed here, still unlikeable but at least he's smiling. Nigel and Alistair have become strange mates , both have opposing views but can sit down and have a civil debate and probably have a pint later on

  • @jonhayes7322
    @jonhayes7322 6 місяців тому +1

    Can anyone save the Labour Party…

  • @newchan329
    @newchan329 5 років тому +6

    Obviously Nigel Farage doesn't listen to James O'Brien or Nick Abbot when he says LBC is a brilliant channel, i.e presumably based on democracy!

  • @MrSimplySniping
    @MrSimplySniping 5 років тому

    Think what he means is when David Cameron said in a speech is he promised to close borders and make us safer.. then asking Brussels for permission and they told him no. Then he spoke to the public saying we didn’t need that safety.. after the attacks.. that was the blow to labour in my opinion.

  • @venataciamoon2789
    @venataciamoon2789 5 років тому +3

    Thumb down. The amount of adds spoil watching this. Can't stand adds in the middle.

    • @venataciamoon2789
      @venataciamoon2789 5 років тому

      @chrisw All the adds do is put me off watching anything. Never bought anything from these adds. Just like junk mail through your door, straight in the bin. Annoying.

  • @Drexeh
    @Drexeh 5 років тому +1

    Campbell isn't a member of the Labour Party, but he's certainly still a member.

  • @andrewstratford4753
    @andrewstratford4753 5 років тому +7

    Oh no i thought that campbell had gone away 🤦‍♂️

  • @nihang8422
    @nihang8422 5 років тому +1

    Shots fired 🔥 22:28

  • @fezmancomments
    @fezmancomments 5 років тому +3

    Did I miss the bit where the word “labour” was mentioned and what relevance it has to The Labour Party in 2020? More honest to rename it The Socialist Party. Then all lefties can pick their preferred camp; Liberal, Socialist or Communist.

  • @victorsonnevelt5413
    @victorsonnevelt5413 5 років тому

    I completely agree with Nick. It is interesting to have an open, honest discussion on the radio from people which are from different sides of the spectrum. I cannot help myself thinking that maybe the clarity of the election and the decision on Brexit has helped to moderating the tone, too?

  • @johnnevill7400
    @johnnevill7400 5 років тому +3

    There is something deeply, instinctively unpleasant about Alastair Campbell.

  • @johndaniels7864
    @johndaniels7864 5 років тому

    Labour needs to be in touch with British people

  • @angelb3111
    @angelb3111 5 років тому +6

    Here is a man who believes he knows everything, and yet he knows nothing.

    • @joebloggs5186
      @joebloggs5186 5 років тому +1

      Like all drunks.

    • @YorickReturns
      @YorickReturns 5 років тому

      @Joe Bloggs They're both drunks. Both globalist capitalists who hate this country.

  • @nigelhammond7642
    @nigelhammond7642 Рік тому +1

    How nice it is to listen to these two who are as different as it's possible to be politically.Rather than the way j.obrien has to constantly demean anyone who is politically different to him and his views

  • @gridus5380
    @gridus5380 5 років тому +5

    campbells new book is out this year : "accepting defeat gracefully and other idiotic ramblings". apparently 48% of people like his new book but 52% dont.

  • @matthewfoley3929
    @matthewfoley3929 5 років тому +2

    Nigel criticising JC still sounds a bit silly coming from someone who failed to get elected 7 times (once to a dolphin) and who's party won no seats.

  • @veryfitting
    @veryfitting 5 років тому +3

    I really hope a social democratic revolution happens in the labour party

  • @georgesotiriou7051
    @georgesotiriou7051 6 місяців тому +1

    4 years is a long time in modern politics

  • @schoolboymafia
    @schoolboymafia 5 років тому +4

    Gordon Brown himself has admitted his culpability in the financial crisis because, and I quote “we didnt understand what we were doing”

    • @marcperrett662
      @marcperrett662 5 років тому +1

      i,m not making excuses for him but i think "light hand on the tiller" regulation was the undoing of the whole western banking system not just the uk

    • @EYDuff
      @EYDuff 3 роки тому

      @@marcperrett662 exactly, started with Thatcher and Reagan - writing was on the wall.

  • @dunesacts
    @dunesacts 4 роки тому +2

    Fair play to Alastair Campbell here. I don’t share a lot of his opinions but he was well worth listening to, and gave some food for thought.

  • @rageagainstthenumpty4608
    @rageagainstthenumpty4608 5 років тому +3

    Looks as if Campbell has been hitting the bottle again.

  • @lee4171
    @lee4171 5 років тому +1

    Why is this man given airtime? He's part the major problem with politicians. You can still sense his ignorance/arrogance!!!

  • @Leroyy536
    @Leroyy536 5 років тому +4

    It’s a wonder that clown appeared on the show.

  • @josephhandford6138
    @josephhandford6138 4 роки тому +1

    The problem for the Labour Party is that, like the socialists in the old Soviet Union, there is a clear division between the Marxists (the Blairite's) who want Globalism and EU membership and the Communists (the Corbynista's) who want to leave the EU and be authoritarian without the EU dictating terms. This is why many who supported Corbyn voted to leave the EU just as many Tories voted to leave because of their working class roots which has torn the main parties apart. The Conservative Party and the Labour Party are ingrained with middle class elitists with Marxist undertones and this is why there was no agreement in Westminster about why we left, even though to us is was blatantly obvious!