The American sense basically means the same, except that it's used hyperbolically. (e.g. "this burger's awesome" = "this beef patty in a bun is so tasty I'm filled with awe and wonder").
@@ffotograffydd Being cognizant of the fact that different dialects of the same language may have slightly different meaning for words is hardly "dumbing it down"
Yes! I’ve always known that the meaning of the word awesome has been bastardised over the years. North Americans only use it to describe something fantastic, while educated Brits use it to describe something that inspires awe. And that’s a real mismatch in this video.
@@brightonbabe2139 ....... Vance comes from nothing look at his story. Trump had a lot to choose from and what tipped the scales is he is in the senate so knows the SWAMP , only 39 which balances trump age , married to a woman of color with young children , was a marine , went to law school after the military serving in Iraq. Knows the rust belt states well and is obviously brave and not bought by lobby groups yet. So better than the usual neo-con rep/dem that sneaks onto tickets .
@@rb1062Or are you saying it because 'that is what you've been told what to think!' Amazing how some people think they've got the monopoly on intelligence
@@shahman7860exactly. No idea why all the thumbs up on his comment. Andrew merely asked him some fairly neutral questions just getting his guests opinions, not putting his own out there People 🤷♂️
Unbelievable! The hate continues unabated. No empathy. No sympathy. A man died and some were injured. No awareness that the hate he spews is what leads to these tragedies.
Why don't you actually listen to the interview instead of piling onto me? He calls Trump an existential threat to democracy (with no proof), a divider, he exaggerated his shooting, the "horrifying" thought of him becoming President. One shouldn't kick people when they have just been shot. His rhetoric gives Trump no quarter. That is hate, my friend. I also don't think a democratically elected candidate should be eliminated. I have no problem with my opinion, an opinion shared by many. Just you have a problem - but that is your problem.
A man died, Biden called his family to give his condolences, she hasn't heard from Trump who went golfing and took a photo op with a giant unnecessary bandage stuck to his head. Now, tell us we have to have sympathy for whom?
I agree. Mr Trumps language, when he's not rambling and incoherent, seems designed to ramp up aggression and undermine any humanity, or maybe he just highlights the many differences between the American and English culture? I don't understand him nor the people who follow him.
There's nothing unhinge about Walsh. He predicted correctly that that sycophant JD vance would be trump's vice president. You're not american so you're clueless.
I would like to suggest a few guests for this show. People from the Bulwark, Simon Rosenberg, Charlie Sykes, Lincoln Project guys. The only message you are ever going to get from Joe Walsh is GOP cannot be redeemed.
This host who says, Are you sure about dump not being able to change. Should never be trusted with opinion towards a person's character. Edit: Ok, I've researched Andrew. He's another self proclaimed central figures, who always falls towards the right. So. A coward.
Patrick, if you had to research Andrew you're probably American. Over here we ask our questions with a little more balance than you lot, both sides of a position get an equal grilling. That's not cowardly mate, it's wisdom.
i think when trump was previously president his command wasn't obeyed, whatever changes i want starts with people listening to him, i dont think your guests wants what i want. I think second time round trump will be much more prepared, instead of restrained and impeached, i hope he can govern and be free