Apoplectic Speaker goes fully mental at Boris Johnson
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2021
- In an uproarious sessions of Prime Minister's Questions, Keir Starmer quizzes Boris Johnson over Northern Powerhouse Rail and standards in public life, as the government is increasingly engulfed in a corruption scandal.
However, Speaker Lindsay Hoyle was involved more in the session than he would've liked, repeatedly rebuking Johnson for questioning Starmer. At one point Hoyle is forced to order Johnson to his seat, stating "You may be the prime minister, but in here, I'm in charge."
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Starmer be trippin'
With everything else that's going on WTF cares!!
Well it is black month /year /decade who gives a shit.Turncoats .Plenty of Foreign teams looking for washed up players.
Would the speaker have been able to eject him from the house at the end there?
Nhs is shite...period!
Tory talk of "levelling-up". Where...and how??
What a shadow of its former self our country has become. Totally embarrassing.
They were given an 80 seat majority, what else was going to happen?
Everyone should have thought of that before voting Tory in the last election.
You British have only yourselves to blame for voting for BJ and his party.
Just now? Has been this way since thatcher or the 70s.. or the war or maybe even since the start!
U guys voted for this clown show 😂
I've lived my adult life under ten prime ministers - Wilson, Heath, Callaghan, Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron, May, Johnson - they all told lies, but I must admit Boris takes it to a whole new level.
Same 😁, the cart hasn't just lost one wheel, all four have dropped off and it's being dragged along the road .The government on all sides are a total disgrace. But at least it's pantomime season now so the MPs are useful with a regular show.
The spitting image puppet of Boris Johnson is looking more like Boris than he does lol.
Yes I agree,and he will go down in history as EASILY the worst in history! The country is doomed! I’m SO glad I moved out of it years ago !
I was born in 2002, so I've NEVER had a decent PM. Gordon Brown was by far the closest, but he suffered so much from having to succeed Tony Bloody Blair. Since then all we've had are varying levels of Tory idiots with varying levels of grip on reality.
Thats because he's kindred spirit to Trump...who told thousands of lies...UK mini trump...liar, no scruples, tells easily provable lies without compunction
@@markr8650 Shame he hasn't lost an election like the incompetent orange fool in the US of A. Johnson the Untouchable, at least he seems to be struggling with this current scandal more than he has with other ones in the past.
The fact that they all laugh at the “play by the rules” statement is a demonstration of how disgusting the situation is - it’s got to the point where that statement has actually become a joke to them 😖
Yeah disgusting
@@whitefox8376 alot worse. They can all jump in elons rocket and orbit the planet with the rich people whilst they nuke the shit out of us steal all our knowledge then breed the population back and throw us in caves then use our own technology to make humans belive thwy are gods.
@@johnmclean9711 I-
I think they laughed cause Boris didn’t follow the rules with the parties he was throwing, and now he was struggling to follow the rules again
@@norah7184 I agree yes, and the fact that that’s the case and they all know about it and he still hasn’t got the sack is crazy
Boris : Gets humiliated infront of the world
Also Boris : Talks like nothing ever happened
Boris is a cunning politician,
@@geraldjones8010 replace everything after the first n with a t
@@davidanderson8591 Hahaha I've seen what u have done here good sir,good one
@@barryallison7051 we used to. This is not funny anymore. This is a confusing mess.
Even Trump would have realized that this behavior is hurting his most important asset: His brand.
Even remaining silent would have been more dignified then attacking the opposition and be told again and again by the speaker of the house - a former member of his party - how unacceptable that is.
@@sarowie even trump would have realised,wow no he would not ,trump is a Ham shanker
My history teacher always used to say: "A tyranny is always at its worst just prior to its collapse"
So true this, when British rule in India was coming to an end 3 million people lost their lives because of the tyranny and partition
@@felicianatravasso4688 Britain's handing back control to India and the newly formed Pakistan was not the cause of neighbour killing neighbour.
Good news at last. I look forward to the imminent end of Wokism then 🙏
@@billdavies6463 no it wasn't it was a botched policy adopted by the Brits at the time, under British rule there where more Indians killed than the Holocaust,look it up
Yes
As a former Conservative, I'm embarrassed by Johnson. He's a disgrace, and those MPs cheering him need to take a long hard look at themselves.
Why former? What happened?
@@octavianpopescu4776 you woke up ?
@@michaelsmith-gd5tc What do you mean? I'm curious why a certain person changed their political views.
i doubt we can trust them to do that .it's us who need to take a long hard look at the tory .but all there accounts are in the caymen islands hidden from us for no reason at all ?
Your cabinet is made up of liars, muggers and thieves, your MP's plus the press are enablers. The independence of the judiciary is under threat your police force have been muzzled, If the next election goes Tory again you will be well and truly on the road to Oligarchy.
when the leaders of our country are saying "you are as bad as me" is just appalling
If they can't debate properly in conversation, how can we expect that they're going to be able to make the correct judgements? They're like children squabbling.
@@toastythecod9745 like a bunch of spoiled privileged little school boys pissing around in class, because that’s exactly what they are. It’s sickening really
"we want better politics, I expect bollocks... Better politics from both sides"
Spoken from the heart
Amazing 🤣🤣 I thought I was the only one to notice that!!
It is absolutely shameful how 90% of all mps conduct themselves money misspent by every recent government doesn't matter which party independence for Scotland Ireland and Wales let's find our own way without Westminster vandalism and corruption personally loath Westminster they're not interested in the public ONLY THEMSELVES and thier mates
Gotta pull it from the roots. Clean the slate. Burn it down.
I can't believe he's still peddling the "50,000 more nurses" lie.
Absolutely. But let's face it, lying is the only thing Johnson is good at!!!
I can't believe he's never challenged on it.
Oh, I can.
Takes 3 years to train a nurse like to know how many are ,,,
@Brhdtn hdbfodns As I understand it that came after their divorce.
But yet no actual action taken against the PM. Three times the speaker informed him that it was not opposition leaders questions, and yet Johnson kept trying it. So really... does it mean anything?
The crazy and shameless is far from being the speaker, is indeed the unscrupulous PM we have governing the UK. they get rich doing a job which should be to serve the public, but with Boris and his cronies is anything but that! Follow the money!
It's a Catch-22 situation. Boris can't be thrown out of Parliament because it's PM's Questions and it would be seen as a way of denying the public the right to hold the PM to account. But the speaker cannot name the PM because that requires a vote in the same way as legislation. I cannot imagine that the Conservatives would ever vote to name the Prime Minister and get him thrown out. But again, if that were to happen then see previous point about denying the public.
So whilst he can't do it forever, Boris knows when to push buttons and how far he can push them. It's a rather annoying trait of his.
@@danielcarver936 'name'?
Well there’s not much he can do lol
What do you want him to do? Give him detention?
‘better politics’ would include a prime minister that actually answers the questions and doesn’t lie or mislead in his answers. Integrity.
they are loaded, show me any PM questions where this doesn't occur
@@scatman8963 There's probably never been one, at least not since they started to televise it. Additionally I'm not even sure if Sir Kier Starmer actually asked a question with his last question
@@scatman8963 well the questions are made known to the PM before PMQs so he can have time to prepare an answer, and yet he still can't seem to give any straight answer. It's because there's no straight way to cover up what he's doing
We’re in short supply of that in UK politics.
Of only people would stop voting for them
"Sit down prime minister! In this house I'm in charge!" at 11:58 . PMs behaviour was a disgrace, get him told speaker!
Canada seriously needs the likes of a Speaker Hoyle or John Bercow in their House of Commons.
It’s like watching a circus.
CLOWNS THE LOT OF THEM ?
Thats because it is! It is nothing more than political theatre!
It is a circus...
Same thing going on here in Canada
@You Tube bold of you to assume I’d ever vote for either of these idiots.
Johnson spends PMQs looking around at his cronies for support and their laughter. They all smirk in time with each other. dreadful!
He hates not being liked hates it totally. That is why he does it.
Quite a lot of empty seats on the Tories' side; voting with their feet perhaps.
He needs them….
They'll be cheering and laughing when he looks but sharpening their knives when his back is turned.
I'm from Chorley and I'm proud of how the speaker Lindsay Hoyle has represented us
I'm from Gosport (Caroline Dinenage, Tory stronghold for about the last three thousand years) and I wish we could have an MP with half his integrity and dedication to doing what is right regardless of the circumstances. I was delighted for him when he was elected speaker - if anyone deserved to be entrusted with such a role, it was him, all day long.
i wasn’t even going to watch this until i saw it had lindsay hoyle
For once I agree with Starmer. The current government is rotten to the core.
Wasn’t starmer a pedo protector?
@@richardsunday1612 no
he is the current leader by stealth. in every commonwealth country with this kind of setup, the two party illusion of democracy has merged into the one party state (no credible opposition). The feelings of anger, dispare and distrust people are experiencing was intended. they are orchestrating the collapse of the current society model. Birthing us into the age of AI technocracy management. That digital passport will morph into a full beast system the bible nuts keep mentioning.
@@stuartpaul9211 Get some fresh air.
@@stuartpaul9211 Yep this is a global occurrence too
I've heard a lot from Boris Johnson, but it sounds like he is loosing it.
No, he's losing it.
LOSING HIS FUCKING HAIR ?
@@CeiliogWaspflakeHe's loost it
@@paddymulligan Did he ever have it ?
He needs to be put in digs on dole for a year and made to watch what he has caused in this now forieng 3rd world country
Johnson's act is wearing thin yet he's totally oblivious and he carries on with the same old routine to the delight of his benches it's embarrassing.
Because there is no one to challange him. That should be Stamers job
Too much of the media has let's his deflections work in the past. Almost unreasonable of us to expect an answer other than "look over there!!"
Don't you think Starmer and Blackford, and their respective parties do the same?
@@lordsirob8640 Your point holds absolutely no weight, as neither party are in majority power in Westminster. Starmer’s record on non-partisan prosecution of MP’s involved in wrongdoing is clear, and is far better than that of Johnson.
@@lm8348 You really think so? As non-partisan, I was just trying to be fair. All politicians aren't squeaky-clean, or did you honestly think some were?
Mr Speaker, I’d like to ask the PM why he is such a lying criminal.
Unfortunately you're able to tell bold faces lies in Parliament, but you "must withdraw or leave" if you dare call someone out on it in plain terms.
The best line in this has to be from the speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle when he says "In this house I'm in Charge" [end of!] shutting down the pathetic PM well and truly
He's putting Chorley on the map! 💯🤣👍
I sooo despise this gov.
Your not alone
@@ASHEN_ONE_GAMES It seems not, but, the 'comfort in numbers' ain't bring any. 🤔
@@sheridad64 democracy will never work in any country, mainly due the fact that 80% of ppl are incapable of thinking for themselves.
Boris is just doing what he's always done; lied, blustered and blagged his way through until he was 'let go'. Time to 'let him go' again.
here's a thought.. what does one do to a horse that has outlived its "usefulness"?
Putting A titled toff with his own mansion in power instead! Brilliant, it's like getting rid of one shit sandwich, only to be handed another.
We need a real opposition.
The Tories and Labour no longer represent ordinary, everyday people.
Yes. Let's vote in captain hindsight.
@@MariaaHur Ha ha ha, love it!
@@akeel_1701 - Retire it!
The fact that his party are laughing at him when he talks about Kier Starmer's misconduct speaks volumes.
“Apoplectic”
why for the past 5 years it seems like journalists are in a competition to use the most exaggerative adjective they can think of lol
Desperation and exasperation over the marginalization of their particular vocation due to their perpetuation of irrelevant regurgitation.
In other words, it’s all you can do once you realize you’re irrelevant.
@@jasonhood2453 big words go brrrrr
Drama sells. Wish it didn't but in current times people are drawn to the drama over hearing a story of something nice that happened
I always thought big words are humorous. Especially they mean nothing.
Bojo is starting to tumble ... ABOUT TIME!!!!
Can't wait for him to be gone, got to the stage I can't stand his face or bumbling voice.
Why is it that an MP can be kicked out for misconduct but the PM can't. Once again another example of one rule for Johnson and another rule for everyone else!
Because the PM has the last say and he's more interested in protecting his seats and his unwavering brexit supporters (all Tory MPs had to effectively swear allegiance to brexit to stand in 2019)
Because he is obligated to be there to answer questions... If he is kicked out, it can only do harm.
Exactly. Majority of public will still be asleep and forget when the next election comes. I hope I'm wrong.
Thing is, I'm sure Boris Johnson would love to be thrown out during PMQs, it would mean he doesn't have to answer for his actions.
@@belgianvanbeethoven when does he actually answer questions?
So called leaders of a country, A Country, behaving like children. And the speaker having to referee like a Sunday league football match. Shaking my head in shame.
? Parliament has looked like this since it was established
It's pathetic I agreewithyou
The speaker acting as a referee is fine. That is part of the game.
Make a remark your not supposed to, get called out, retract it - mood and focus of the discussion successfully derailed, but still technically correct "for the record".
But a player getting handed a yellow card, then a red card and then continuing with the foul play - wow. It is like the referrer working a football match and Johnson playing Calvin-Ball.
Kudos to the speaker for giving johnson a lesson in manners, honesty and respect that his own parents clearly never raised him with.
Johnson is a child in a suit. "Yes, I stole biscuits from the kitchen, but so did Keir Starmer!" - How can this country consider itself a governed nation with this charlatan in charge. It's like being in a runaway train on a high speed line while the driver snoozes in the buffet car. It cannot and should not end well.
Johnson is David Cameron’s Cheap Party Mascot.
@@thecinematicmind don't you mean cheat party?
I don't know whether to laugh at this comment, or to solemnly agree with it, such is the accuracy of how the Prime Minister is portrayed within it.
Just as well there are no high speed trains in England. Even so it is remarkable how the English voted for this charlatan.
Thats exactly it “ but mr speaker……” they sound like children all dobbing on each other in class
Why is it politicians get away with just saying "sorry" when the rest of us would be in jail?!
Because after they used their maximum amount of 'I don't recall/can't remember'allowed,is all they have left...
Inequality in the system created by them.
except he doesnt, and they dont. You are rght though, rest of us would be serving time for even half the stuff these people get away with. And then they wonder why we dont trust or believe them?!
@@twistywillow I don't think that they do wonder whether we trust or believe them or not. I don't think they give one iota on public trust.
Boris said "sorry"?! News to me. He gets away with and by shifting the blame on others.
The grin on Johnson's face tells me he thinks he's still in the school debate team and this is all a game to him. 🤬
11:52 *I LAUGHED SO HARD🤣🤣*
What a fkn pantomime.Pinochio🤥aka Boris at his best/worst.Good to see that the Speaker has grown a pair.
Peace be with you all 🕊️
He knows he won't get a peerage now since the Lords is doomed so he has no incentive to behave
That's a very good point that you commented.
Peace be with you all 🕊️
I still can't get my head around Johnson even being an MP let alone PM. He's the biggest sham the country has ever had in power.
@Stefano Pavone he will be in the lords in no time , don’t kid yourselves
hes from eton, you dont have to be smart if your from eton, you just need to be from eton.
If Labour didn’t have Corbyn The boris wouldn’t have been where he is.
@Fynn Garry smart people rule from the shadows and put the blame on obvious idiots like Johnson.
Next the conservatives blame everything wrong on Johnson and claim that "under new management" everything will be much better and that the party was never corrupt - just their Leader, his closest allies and all other figure heads of this goverment.
intoxicated with his Emperor's New Clothes
This speaker has my respect and from here I am listening
Lmfao I’m not even from the Uk but this sounds like a roast/ rap battle session 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a disgrace this PM is to himself his party and our country,the sooner this man is replaced the better.
but what with, more of the same?
To be replaced by another cut from the same cloth.
His party? No. This is what the Tories are when the mask of civility and respectability is removed.
He has always been a lying coward...people voted him in on a landslide expecting him to change? Witness, on UA-cam, his 2013 encounter with Eddie Mair to see why he has ducked any rigorous, journalistic grilling since...
Need to replace his party of pigs in the trough
My Lord, Boris has totally lost it, bumbling around questions. He can hardly string a sentence together.
It's difficult to think up lies on the trot
Word Salad - a tactic commonly used by narcissists to avoid taking any form of accountability, by bamboozling anyone who tries to get a straight answer out of them. The other person is left exhausted, frustrated and confused by the encounter, while the narcissist walks away without having taken any responsibility for their behaviour.
So, same as always?
Sunak looking menacing over PM's shoulder... Does he have a shank ready?
I'm more or less a tory at heart. And I can't help but feel dismay at the person we must reluctantly call PM.
the best thing Boris can do to improve things for the people of this country is to resign as we have all had enough of his lies
This is not the time for that. We are at a really bad time. Let the current wave of virus go away then tell him to go away.
What the point of having a high speed train service when no one can afford the fares .😂🤣😘
🤣🤣🤣
@@glynisroberts5029 That was my first thought when HS2 was suggested. Interesting the reasons for NOT doing the Eastern Leg, but doing something else are the same reasons objectors to the first section/s put up but were turned down for the go-ahead in the first place !
Whats the point with Trains when almost everyone uses cars? Arent Gas/petrol prices a more national issue...?
It’s NOT for the common man …….
@@richardsunday1612 but we'll be paying for 'them' to travel 'on expenses' 😉
BoJo will never say, "sorry,', that arrogance and stubbornness is a weakness that is growing
basically he isnt sorry except about getting caught in the act Thankfully the other parties made his plans unworkable
Oooooo clever comment 👏👏👏 You attributed not saying sorry to arrogance and stubbornness being a weakness, but split the sentence to read that the refusal to apologise, is separate from the rest of your statement. Unless someone wants to read it on sight, in that way. Flawless political English used here 10/10, I agree with the latter part, but by saying sorry, he would have shown the weakness there. Not acting, is always his best move.
Yes correct saying sorry shows more strength of character
Or maybe his a c*nt.
@You Tube I stand corrected👍👍😂
Anybody else think that Guy Fawkes was actually a pretty decent bloke?
Hell yeah
You mean the man that tried to destroy English democracy, install a Catholic as a puppet head of state and invite invasion from Spain? Not particularly, no
Circus full of clowns... it's like a frat house at this point.
This the level of statesmanship in this country. God help us.
Even God can't fix this one 😬
It's been like this for years, they carry on like a bunch of kids in a school playground.
U.S. congressman could never handle this! 😉🇺🇸
@@ladymuck2 It's ALWAYS been like this.
God save the queen
This is depressing, the whole parliament is a mess
Just the conservative side.
No just the tories.
It's been a mess for centuries
Aint that the truth,labour a shower of shit not worth voting for because of all the nonsense that they would bring if in power and on the flip a corrupt bunch of charlatans
@@StewartEvans52 You are just "guessing." Assuming is very different from knowing a fact. How do you know for sure that Jeremy Corbyn was corrupt? The same man who won the Gandhi Peace Award? Lol! You kind of people know nothing about politics. Half of the UK electorate are liability to us all.
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I spend most of my working day talking to classes of 12-16 year old children in exactly the same way Hoyle is having to speak to the PM. What an embarrassment Mr Johnson is.
11:51 I saw this live and couldn't believe what I was hearing! That was some serious bollocking the PM received there!
I did too and at 3:31 he nearly said it 🤣 play it back and you will hear it. Johnson looked beaten let's hope this continues 👍
With Johnson it is in one ear and out the other, he doesn't accept any criticism he just continues stamping his feet and acting like a spoilt over indulged child.
About time too, Boris Johnson thinks he's some second rate comedian(even though he is far from funny) and treats parliament as his stage. He deserves to be reprimanded more often.
People actually voted for this man. I despair
Understandable when Catweasel was the only alternative.
Londoners did. As MP. And then the queen made him Prime Minister.
We must not forget the alternative was even worse.
How can people say that with a straight face anymore. I used to think the same, and it's no doubt that labour was/still is inept, but for the love of God, how long do our countries have to endure blatant corruption before people learn to take a risk and take the first step against the abuse that we've become so comfortable receiving? There will be _nothing left to lose_ soon if we keep letting Tories sell and profit off of everything we have!
@@denisewan1121 Is that what your crystal ball tells you? Or is it just the billionaire press' agenda that you've internalised and believe implicitly without giving a single critical thought.
I want the speaker to just repeat "answer the fucking question"
The Speaker should give it like a baseball umpire...'' YOU'RE OUTTA HERE !!! ''
What a joke Johnson is. Tories just think this is all a game don't they?
It is and they’re winning, so long as they keep lining there pockets they’ll keep grinning ear to ear
To them it is. Financially insulated from reality.
Why are we suddenly calling them Tories more often?
@@DingleDangle66 Instead of c**ts?
He makes me sick! As do those who voted for him. It's like an episode of the muppets
Thank goodnes the Speaker is finally doing his job!
john Berkow eat your heart out ! hopefully he finally found the order he wanted ! LOL
I've always wondered why to the random MPs stand up out of nowhere then sit down again it's madness
Yeah, i was wondering the same thing!
To show they want to speak
Wouldn’t it be refreshing to have a prime ministers question time from time to time -where questions would be constructed in such a way that “yes “ or “ no “ answers were req’d, and obligatory…..😱
Lady in 1:36 talking about the overwhelming situation at her local nhs hospital and Boris's responds was for staff to get the booster vaccine🤦♂️ what has that got to do with the staff shortages
@@chrisf3329 respiratory virus cases only represent 4% of the beds in use in ICUs across the country.
@@stuartpaul9211 in 2017-18 and many years before, global deaths of 4 million for lower respiratory tract infections... where was the outcry then, or the year before
What the f... Is Johnson talking about? Nobody knows...
"Give Ronnie a sausage . . . subliminal innit? . . . like broadcasting."
Hoyle the speaker is beyond useless and Johnson thinks he can run roughshod over anything the Speaker says for he has no respect for him.He is like an urchin in a Class making a fool of the teacher
Johnson doesn't know either as he says anything and blusters to give himself time to think himself out of answering questions.
Me an American watching this: *Hears everyone booing boris*
Me: *Also boos at him and calls him a coward*
Your close to becoming a proper Brit then ! Welcome !
@@GeekyC The fact that the only thing I knew about him was that he was a prime minister and now I know about all the stuff he did 😭
@@stayhomewearamask3318 u should worry about ur own government borris>biden
@@edddie7563 urs is more interesting
Got to love the speaker for trying his best to bring this load of overpaid toffs into line.
Tories: We promise to build HS2!
Labour: Do you promise?
Tories: Wait and see...
Labour: So, that's a NO then?
Tories: Well you had Tony Blair!
We have a bunch of children sitting in house and making a mockery of us to the rest of the world...well done kids! 🤦♂️
Thankfully we have Joe Biden on the other side of the pond to take the heat off us, so as long as he's President, we won't be seen as idiots to the rest of the world.
Starmers just trying to win easy points here. He knows it's scheduled in for tomorrow anyway why can't he just be patient. Patience is a virtue is it not?
HS2 will absolutely go ahead because it is a major part of the nwo global reset. It won't be a good thing!
@@chrissowerby69 It's because this is all nothing more than political theatre, designed to divide and conquer the masses!
@@chrissowerby69 Johnson made that pledge in 2019 and tomorrow it will be kicked in the long grass.
"whether we like it or not those are the rules of the game that we're all into, and we play by the rules don't we?" (laughter ensues) 9:33.
LOL "shots fired", as the Americans say 😄
Not if you want to win. kobayashi maru..
...then De Pfeffel proceeds to break the rules..... again.
That’s all it is to most of them, a game. The one who can ‘steal’ the most win!
00:02 did anyone else hear that voice crack from hoyle… 😂
Imagine being an MP and being told by Boris that you're "getting hoist on your own petard"
The funny thing is that Starmer's line of attack only worked because he knew that Boris would give a long speech whilst refusing to answer the question. Boris is getting predictable.
Starmer is shocking to say he was a professional prosecutor. Boris is just a total mess.
He always was to me... predictable.
@@lykkefund1742 No, sometime Boris comes up with totally new and novel bullshit, no one on anything could come up with.
How he enacts a plan once announced is predicable - but is aimlessness results in many novel plans that do not accomplish anything useful.
that tool has been predictable since he got in power doesnt take much to understand jhonsons moves
Johnson has been predictable since he worked for the times, sacked for telling lies from two jobs before deciding the last resort would be to run for mayor of London, he seems to get promoted when he gets the sack from previous jobs. We would have red flags flying he life is just full of lies, his wives and mistresses the lies to and about them, his 7 kids hopefully haven’t got his character in their making. He’s an embarrassment to all except his Tory right wing followers.
That felt gnarly but good on Keir, felt like an actual opposition
At last, but he should go way further !
The protective shield of the vaccine rollout and the so called brexit bonanza are starting to fade. The tax hikes that will kick in next year should see Johnson struggling even more frequently at PMQs.
He did score some points, but Boris missed an open goal. Keir accusing Boris of breaking promises, jesus.
Boris is fucking up so badly that even Keir is showing him up. The thing is you know exactly what "when somebody in party misbehaves I kick them out" is about though.
In the wake of a second terrorist 'incident' in 3 weeks, maybe a question about the wisdom of ferrying 1000 illegal immigrants a day across the Channel would've been 'actual opposition' - this is just playing politics.The Speaker was absolutely right to remind Johnson that it's PRIME MINISTER'S questions, but he should also have reminded Starmer that it's Prime Minister's QUESTIONS, not a party political broadcast on behalf of Keir Starmer.
This is just embarrassing. Neither one of them is fit to lead a conga, let alone a party or a country.
"we play by the rules, dont we?" PFTTTT
Can always tell the sincerity of an honest career MP by the way they refer to their pre prepared notes rather than speaking from the heart ad Lib.
Boris Johnson literally sounds like the Emperor from Star Wars right now
I put him on double speed, it works better that way.
"DO IT, CORRUPTION"
@@Redu3 The corruption is strong with this one, I can feel it 😂
Johnson: "I am the Parliament" >:)
I was thinking more Dalek. EXTERMINATE!
Time Bojo & clowns should indefinitely go to prison.
👍
Especially David Cameron.
Orderrr
That was pathetic. Asked the PM to repeat what he said and told him he would demand he retracted it if he accused Starmer of corruption. PM repeated himself and accused Starmer of corruption and Speaker did nothing
So Boris even has the nerve to break the rules in the House of Commons on live TV, yet everything is still fantastic!
At last the Speaker and Starmer growing a pair each.
But Johnson should have been kicked out
Maybe but I would have liked to have known Sir IKEA Starmer's answer when Boris asked him about the money that he has earned on the side.
@@dragonfly6908 theres a difference between work on the side that relates to the job and using the position though- alot of MPs have some sort of jobs in journalism
@@elliscox2179 The Labour MP David Lammy is doing well, his earnings from his second jobs is £140,000.
@@dragonfly6908 is he using that job to promote his employer's business in Parliament?
@@shirleybuchanan640 Nothing would surprise me.
Shambles
What a Circus ..
No other job in the world you can lie, cheat and steal and still have a job. And worst still… be rewarded for this type of behaviour.
Refreshing to see the Speaker asserting his authority and manage to keep some order!
....whilst he sits idly by and lets Bojo get away with talking absolute shit in lieu of answering any questions? Yeah what a great Speaker he is. Telling everyone to keep quiet so he can listen to Bojo lie his head off lol. Order or not makes no real difference. May as well just scrap these pointless PMQ's.
@@TheTwosliceToaster The Speaker cannot force thw PM to answer in any specific way. The PM just answers as he likes.
@@hammer3721 Sure he can't force the PM to answer questions, but he can at least call him out on it to put extra pressure on him. You're right though, as it's not technically his job to police such things. Sadly, no-one has that job, as ministers are allowed to police themselves and can freely lie their heads off with no real consequences, unless the media embarrasses them by making the public aware.....which means nothing if the minister in question is immune to being embarrassed. Meh!
@@TheTwosliceToaster Yeah, this makes the whole PMQs just a big fst farce.
@@TheTwosliceToaster yea. The Speaker is just the facilitator of the house. He facilitates, but the house must do their part themselves, not the Speaker himself.
AND this is the best we have ???? we are doomed
“I yam the chuuurrrrr” 😂😂😂
Corruption is the order of the day.
Agreed. They're all at it.
It's about time they called it for what it is
Look behind you......it's just a Shoddy Pantomime and an Insult to Us All. 🙄
If you acted like this in school you would be told to behave and wait your turn to speak and keep quiet. Why is this shameful behavior allowed in the House of Commons?
At 3:31, Hoyle almost said "I expect bollocks" 😂😂
I rather enjoyed the part where Johnson effectively signalled that he holds Jacob Rees-Mogg responsible for the Paterson debacle, adding to Mogg's discomfiture where Starmer, just a minute before, had mistakenly asserted that Mogg had apologised for his conduct over the Paterson affair, which Mogg had to murmur was not true. An exquisite example of a pincer movement from the PM and the Leader of The Opposition. Mogg must be absolutely seething. I expect he was on the phone, sobbing to Nanny immediately afterwards.
It's all very out of character for Boris Johnson to throw a friend to the wolves to save his own skin...
@@forthrightgambitia1032 The Band of Brothers indeed!
Well, Mogg is a snake, one hopes he never becomes a PM. The whole goverment currently are a complete horror show of self serving sociopaths who are harming the country. Patel? Can someone please stop her before every human right we have is stripped away?
4 and a half billion for NHS, he means his mates.
15:00 that look LMAO
No confidence in this government
So you promised grilled steak and mashed potatoes to the citizens of York, are you going to stand by that, yes or no?
Well, er, we have great plans and this will, er, involve many, many wonderful things all across the country and everyone will be better off.
I'd take that as a no to the specific point of steak and mashed potatoes for York.
No 'it's wait until it is revealed tomorrow...' Starmer is trying to nuke the PMs announcement before he makes it in the House. He has probably got word that it's been changed a bit, that why......In other words it's politics as usual.
@@davidjma7226 it was actually a bit more 'gruel' from existing budgets let alone steak, so Starmer was a bit more than spot on to question it?
@@riverlodge Absolutely! And today's announcement by the Tories regarding rail plans for up north validates his question.
3:30 He was close to saying "I expect bollucks from both sides" - He wouldn't have been wrong!
I heard that one too...
Can’t beat a bit bollocks pettetics :P
If ever there was a Freudian slip...
At 3:32 the speaker almost said bollocks he almost said I expect bollocks 🤣🤣🤣
I bet he wouldn't say that today.
It's only taken a year or two...imagine if he'd attempted to stamp this out at the start.
It would have been too obvious - slowly draining the country of wanting to listen to politics, post-Brexit occuring and even without the pandemic happening, this has worked in his favour by wearing us all down to the point of apathy and not caring.
It's sickening.
@@MrPete81 To be fair I don't think the majority of the population really pay attention to anything but slogans and whatever end of the rainbow promises they think will benefit them directly.
@@X3R013 I don’t know, I havent lost hope yet but everyone I speak to has such an air of cynicism.
If I remember rightly this speaker was brought in as a loyal non-challenging Tory, just as Bercow was before him. And both men were taught by their position to learn disdain and (too late) rebellion.
And we pay these entities their salaries! The joke is truly on us!
As an American, THIS was entertaining!
I miss the very Right & Honorable John Bercow's erudition and humor, but so glad he's not in the midst of the muck & mire of this government. Hope he's home laughing.
Is he trying to get himself suspended for the day so he doesn't have to answer questions?
Lindsay Hoyle whenever anyone steps out of line: "I'M IN CHARGE NOW WITHDRAW AND SIT DOWN!"
Lindsay Hoyle whenever Boris Johnson steps out of line: "Prime minister I don't want to fall out, but..."
If the Speaker wishes the house to have more respect he will have to try harder to rein in all misbehavours despite their position. The PM keeps going with his responses because he knows nothing will be done about it and his words will continue being broadcast to the country anyway.
last speaker who tried that got savaged by the daily mail who turned much of the country against him
He did eventually shout at him to sit down, but I guess the Speaker thinks that Boris gets to have a three strikes rule or something like that.
@@TheGerkuman Three? Really? I thought it was many more than that!
worse than school children, bloody embarrassing!