Labour leader of the House's powerful speech on Privileges Committee report 

He alway's hides way

He’s quietly quitting! There could be a general election coming quicker than we thought!?

​@@timwoodger7896- let's hope.

They really are mogg is from the Adams family

one needs a hair cut

@@kevinwilde pretty sure he's an actual muppet

@@kevinwildehe sends it off for cleaning and restyling.

The Tory’s are a freak show . They were also a freak show when Thatcher was in power. It’s like history repeating itself, but this time it feels worse.

The Privileges Committee report is a very poor document put together by unprofessional amateurs with clear bias and at no point was there an honest or genuine provision for transparency or fairness. There are so many glaring errors and reliance on hearsay, presumption and findings put together by people with conflicts of interest that to be honest it should be considered as little more than something to get a BBQ going with. To call this a kangaroo court would be an incredible overestimation of its capability and those dullards that put the pathetic document together. I would not ask a single one of the committee to look after a second hand sock stall at a jumble sale. The truly sad thing is I am not even a particular fan of Boris Johnson but this report is an embarrassment and anyone attempting to defend it clearly has not been involved in an investigative process or legal capacity professionally.

@@icarus877repeating yourself 🥴

If only it were that simple. The issue is proving that it was an intentional lie rather than a different outlook on what is known.

Holding the press to criminal actions of information is a slippery slope.

Lying in media can be illegal depending on the damage done (IE: Defemation). It's also the number 1 rule in IPSO Guidelines and it can land publications a fine if they are found guitly of not being accurate.

@@danielcarver936 If true, then The Sun and the Daily Fail wouldn't exist.

I'm assuming Kier Starmer will be made an exception?

You cant blame her, the 2019 intake of Tory MPs are only there because of Boris Johnson. Its no coincidence most of his vocal supporters came in in 2019. Her, Gullis, 30p Lee, Clarke-Smith and more owe everything they have to Johnson and his bullshit. He exorcised any talent or integrity the Tories may have had at the alter of Brexit, and so the ones who came in in 2019 are among the worst to ever hold office. Its going to take generations to undo the damage this lot have done. Damn them all.

The Privileges Committee report is a very poor document put together by unprofessional amateurs with clear bias and at no point was there an honest or genuine provision for transparency or fairness. There are so many glaring errors and reliance on hearsay, presumption and findings put together by people with conflicts of interest that to be honest it should be considered as little more than something to get a BBQ going with. To call this a kangaroo court would be an incredible overestimation of its capability and those dullards that put the pathetic document together. I would not ask a single one of the committee to look after a second hand sock stall at a jumble sale. The truly sad thing is I am not even a particular fan of Boris Johnson but this report is an embarrassment and anyone attempting to defend it clearly has not been involved in an investigative process or legal capacity professionally.

@@icarus877oh come on. You are not a fan of this channel, yet you keep coming back 🥴🥴🥴

@@icarus877 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Meanwhile back in the real world...

@@icarus877 Where ignorance predominates, vulgarity invariably asserts itself!

@@icarus877 No moral compass, jusy like Thatcher and johnson

A Excellent comment

He is your PM. I don't get why people try and promote crappy slogans and catch phrases. You don't like him, that is absolutely fair. But in our system you can't opt out from being under the governmental system we have. Precisely because he is your PM is why you are annoyed. If he wasn't then you wouldn't care. Because he is your PM campaign for someone else you would rather be your PM. Don't live in this fantasy world of BS slogans.

@@InsanitiesBrother If you support billionaire little fishy Rishi, I respect that.

@@InsanitiesBrotherwell he wasn’t voted in by the people, the idea people have to just shut up and accept that democracy is dying is just stupid tbh

@@InsanitiesBrother my goodness what a frustratingly anal interpretation. A ‘not my PM’ slogan doesn’t mean they literally dont recognize him as holding the PM title etc. Its meant to show that he does not represent them and they cannot tolerate his further premiership. Learn to understand the nuances of language please.

Yvette Cooper is also pretty good. She routinely sticks it to Suella Braverman.

Couldn't agree with you more 🙂👍

I agree. Labour have never had a female leader - would dearly love to see that.

Yvette Cooper would make an excellent leader.

@@SamoIsKing yes, totally agree with that, she's brilliant.

@@stereomagic1 it's a shame, and I think they miss out big time. 💖

Absolutely. Keir Starmer is awful. Labour needs a dramatic swing needs to actively fight rather than sit on the fence and abstain on votes so they don’t upset anyone . The way they participated in stitching up Corbin was disgusting. What we actually need is a new political system not just an extension of the Oxford /Cambridge debate teams. Why have a speaker that can’t really enforce that questions are actually answered

There lies are the truth!!

@@explorer0213 There lies the truth or their lies are the truth?

​@@macnaviput it this way they lie lie and lie until they believe it is the truth

You have completely missed the point. It isn't about whether he was a liar or not it is because you're not supposed to use insulting language in the Chamber. It's an attempt to maintain or raise standards.

That room has no standards ,watch when voting on certain matters that should have everyone in to vote for real change and both sides don't turn up , proving both sides are corrupt and liars and in the same gang.

@@mikelheron20I rather think that it is you who has "missed the point". The point being that Johnson is a proven liar, therefore, to describe him as such can be no insult. She was stating the truth.

The Privileges Committee report is a very poor document put together by unprofessional amateurs with clear bias and at no point was there an honest or genuine provision for transparency or fairness. There are so many glaring errors and reliance on hearsay, presumption and findings put together by people with conflicts of interest that to be honest it should be considered as little more than something to get a BBQ going with. To call this a kangaroo court would be an incredible overestimation of its capability and those dullards that put the pathetic document together. I would not ask a single one of the committee to look after a second hand sock stall at a jumble sale. The truly sad thing is I am not even a particular fan of Boris Johnson but this report is an embarrassment and anyone attempting to defend it clearly has not been involved in an investigative process or legal capacity professionally.

@@marmedli9124 the Division Bell is repeated throughout the Palace, they turn up to vote even if they have nothing to say within the Chamber so don't appear there.

least of all the accused ones to defend their actions...

October 2024 apparently 🙂👍

A lot of us are asking the same damn question, I don't think Sunak can hold out till autumn next year.

Probably November 2024. I can’t wait…

Absolutely 100% Four Tory members and three from other parties

The Privileges Committee report is a very poor document put together by unprofessional amateurs with clear bias and at no point was there an honest or genuine provision for transparency or fairness. There are so many glaring errors and reliance on hearsay, presumption and findings put together by people with conflicts of interest that to be honest it should be considered as little more than something to get a BBQ going with. To call this a kangaroo court would be an incredible overestimation of its capability and those dullards that put the pathetic document together. I would not ask a single one of the committee to look after a second hand sock stall at a jumble sale. The truly sad thing is I am not even a particular fan of Boris Johnson but this report is an embarrassment and anyone attempting to defend it clearly has not been involved in an investigative process or legal capacity professionally.

@@icarus877 Utter codswallop mate. It was a democratically elected committee that was put together and endorsed across the political spectrum. Primarily comprised of Tort MPs! Y'know, my late father died during the first lockdown (not from Covid) and we couldn't even give him a decent send off, yet Doris and his government of vile spivs repeatedly broke the rules we all had to follow and then he repeatedly lied that they hadn't. Stop talking nonsense and grow up. The Tories are finished at the next GE - get over it.

@@icarus877not sure a name and bunch of numbers has read the report. Perhaps name bunch of numbers should before flying off into the sun.

​@@icarus877and you've read the report, I presume, to make such comments? Are you prepared to cite examples from the report to substantiate your claims?

Totally agree.

😂😂😂😂

And a nanny to put them back in for him.

I think, I am missing something. Did his nanny resigned, or he deported her to Rwanda?

Somewhere around a million untimely deaths would be a good place to start your list (about 1,000 times as many as road casualties, the next biggest killer).

@@alanhat5252 as one of the victims of the infected blood scandal I'm afraid I'm very familiar with terrible things being done to oneself regrettably & also very familiar with the pretty much total callous indifference of those not inflicted with such horrible challenges and the prejudices and cruelty that comes with them.

True *_except_* within Parliament.

If it's so low, how come the tories manage to constantly limbo under it?

@@philipwilliams5808 They've got no spines.

the useless Metropolitan Police can't even arrest a suspected paedophile under investigation so what chance is there of arresting Tories? Met Police = not fit for purpose - disband them!

Oh!yes look after the rich only the rich matter to these criminals!!!

I agree completely. Then I saw Ed Balls and his wife went to George Osbornes wedding at the weekend. Osborne , the man that introduced austerity. I'm disgusted.

I have just seen yesterday's debate in the House. His attack on Harriet Harman shows what a nasty, petty little man he is

Plus his 150k a year for being an ex PM😭😭😭😭

He will be punished in the next life.

@@KenPassey-hd2mc oh ffs. I forgot about that. The man should be in jail and I hope there's a motion put forward to get him out of that ex PM honour.

@@dinoslayerreviews 👍👍👍

@@anthonyclegg1511 can't come too soon😂

not really you're just outnumbered by people that --are-- _might as well be_ and that's plenty good enough for them to carry on regardless

Think you’ll find his name is Rishi. 😂

@@georgieboy5388 Actually that was quite funny, still a scumbag though whichever way you look at it.

@@user-ne1qw1ru3q couldn’t disagree with that!

I agree, she's totally on those Tory scum bags

Is in hiding. 🙂👍

Too busy having his finger nails manicured, or having an important crap?

​@@stephanguitar9778in his counting house counting all his wife's money.😂

Yes they have got quite a few good women MPs

Yep and now we’re going to get the liar in chief, in the name of sire Stùrmer. The only difference between Johnson & Stùrmer is a comb!

They stole it

In bank accounts abroad.

Sad thing is if Labour do get in power they have one hell of a job mopping up all the tory mess. And with in 2 months torys will have the brass neck to say Labour did it.

@@explorer0213 you bet your bottom dollar

Don't forget the sexual predators their all scared of