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Tony Blair on the future of liberalism 

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Speaking in London at The Economist’s Open Future festival on September 15th 2018, former British prime minister Tony Blair spoke to Helen Joyce about Brexit, immigration, technology and political participation.
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@nickshildbede
@nickshildbede 6 лет назад
Like him or not, that was a horrendous introduction to an interview.
@jaydavies3758
@jaydavies3758 4 года назад
I agree it was shocking.
@drachna
@drachna 3 года назад
I thought that it was sort of refreshing, if a bit rude.
@Blank-km4qr
@Blank-km4qr 2 года назад
I thought it was a great introduction right to the point
@paulleahy8226
@paulleahy8226 Год назад
errr, the truth,,
@patrickbateman9122
@patrickbateman9122 4 года назад
Say what you like about him. Britain seemed a lot happier under Blair than the current government.
@Thomas-ok9ot
@Thomas-ok9ot 3 года назад
Facts
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о 3 года назад
He’s clever. He’s nice. Anyhow he has common sense.
@kevinjackson6387
@kevinjackson6387 3 года назад
Really I don’t think so ,fecking horrible human ,he should be locked up ,for war crimes ,this guy as so much blood on his hands with his leader bush ,
@kevinjackson6387
@kevinjackson6387 3 года назад
@Midorima Shintaro did he really ,I was made redundant for the first time in my life when he was in power ,this so called working class party finished being that when he came to power ,we know he will never go to prison for what he did because to many peps protect him,one of the biggest mass murders of all time and can get away with it,makes me feel sick ,
@epa2349
@epa2349 2 года назад
@@kevinjackson6387 You might have, but vast majority were much more economically secure under him than they have been in last 10 yrs. He ran the economy beautifully, all classes of people benefitted from it. There's a reason why he was reelected with so massive mandate, because he connected left, right, centre alike politically. The so-called working class party labor party were out of power for 18 freaking year. Their old school socialist policies were out of touch with British people. Tony understood that which is why he made the party ditch socialism & adapt centre-left policies. Look at what happened when Corbyn tried to make labor go back to Socialist routes. British public rejected it. Labor desperately need a leader like Tony now to get back to power. Regarding foreign policy, yes he made a massive massive mistake blindly following Bush to Iraq. But he also saved the lives of over hundreds of thousands of Kosovo people who were being genocided by serbs. There are still kids in Kosovo today who are named after Blair. Villain in one part, while hero in another. If you are iraqi, he should seem like devil to you. But if you are brit, there's not much complain about him, he is easily the best PM of UK since Atlee.
@ralphrebeto4789
@ralphrebeto4789 6 лет назад
Amusing that none of the clowns commenting here actually listened to the interview in which they talk about how social media has become a platform for an exchange of abuse and slogans rather than serious argument.
@ASLUHLUHC3
@ASLUHLUHC3 6 лет назад
Wtf is this guy doing on a podium
@mrbanana69
@mrbanana69 6 лет назад
He was Prime Minister
@terryweaver9140
@terryweaver9140 6 лет назад
He _IS_ a class traitor and war criminal.
@experimental_av
@experimental_av 6 лет назад
And the he sold his handshakes to dictators. horrible human being.
@blackout07blue
@blackout07blue 6 лет назад
No shit. He is a dumbass. And an elitist fuck who’s against helping working people or poor people. Only the rich.
@Mrianmarshall
@Mrianmarshall 6 лет назад
I think he should be the next prime Minister.
@sarahsheard5886
@sarahsheard5886 6 лет назад
"I think you will find, when death takes its toll all the money you made will never buy back your soul"- Bob Dylan.
@splinterbyrd
@splinterbyrd 4 года назад
That's a bit much coming from Bob Dylan who's not exactly poor
@MacJaxonManOfAction
@MacJaxonManOfAction 3 года назад
@@splinterbyrd Last time I checked, Dylan wasn't responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о 3 года назад
Nobody is responsible. There are countries that just want to fight rather that study and develop themselves.
@nealbeard1
@nealbeard1 2 года назад
Name them
@nealbeard1
@nealbeard1 2 года назад
But did he sell his soul to get that money?
@eml9147
@eml9147 Год назад
congratulations to the economist for designing the most awkward, uncomfortable interview stage I have ever seen
@Shankar-Bhaskar
@Shankar-Bhaskar 6 лет назад
He should become the PM again of his country. Top guy.
@giordanotirelli6028
@giordanotirelli6028 3 года назад
Happy birthday tony from italian boy live in rome
@ericc8269
@ericc8269 6 лет назад
Tony Blair, as usual, is intelligent and engaging. Britain is lucky to have politicians of this calibre.
@alig6860
@alig6860 5 лет назад
war crimes
@ahogbin2644
@ahogbin2644 6 лет назад
Putting everything aside, he does have some relevant points to make.
@syedadeelhussain2691
@syedadeelhussain2691 3 года назад
Blair minus the Iraq War was not such a bad leader. He understood how markets, risk-taking, the Pareto wealth effect, and the individual selfish gene conjointly worked in a constantly changing, adaptative and complex economic system in the absence of central planning from the authorities. However, the Inheritance Tax and Financial Deregulation accompanied by Financial Institutions led to Moral Hazard coupled with the Irrational Exuberance created a new type of Systemic Risk; and in addition to that, at the Macro level, the BOE Autonomy, and the public sector debt increases to do away with the Boom-Bust Cycle, that came about as a result of economic and social policies, of his poster boy Chancellor, left a bad taste behind. He in my opinion delivered the final blow to Socialism in the UK, on the one hand, by encouraging free enterprise to create wealth, economic inclusion, and social mobility, and on the other hand, rejecting the traditional left-leaning bias against the nanny socialist state style meddling and dabbling in matters which are completely falling within the domain of private life of an individual, was rejected. This admission of guilt, and reformation in the collectivist thought process, that public ownership of economic assets leads to public failure, was a significant paradigm shift that changed centre-left politics across the EU and beyond. His successor Brown was the main culprit who can be described as the architect of Financial Instability, Financial Speculation, and Figure Fudging in the British Economy. Also, the redistribution of wealth, in the form of welfare benefits, which masked the unemployment rate, under the Blair Brown Years, is still debated among economists. The Golden Rule of public borrowing to smoothen out the Business Cyclical Effects, introduced by Brown created massive growth in the money supply and this was mostly used by the financial institutions to increase risk-taking exposures by investing in a casino economy, where lottery-style financial pay off products such as the derivatives and their complex cousins the structured products, led to the damaging of the financial markets, the depositors, the households and the larger economy, in between 1998 and 2008. These casinos aka financial institutions were deregulated with no emphasis on the shaping of policy in light of either financial risk regulation or Macroprudential Advice coming from the FSA. Of course, what followed Northern Rock, was the nationalization of banks during the GFC.
@revol148
@revol148 6 лет назад
....oh and became a middle eastern peace envoy without a shred of irony !
@helenrowley1886
@helenrowley1886 4 года назад
that was a reward for waging war on Iraque
@naimulhaq9626
@naimulhaq9626 6 лет назад
Populism is not rampant in Europe, some small states mimic Trump's right wing rhetoric, but Germany is still liberal, so without cooperating with Merkel, British opted to leave EU, almost like axing one's own feet.
@brijnich
@brijnich 6 лет назад
What really annoys me re the question about uncontrolled immigration is that the mechanism already exists in EU legislation to control that no UK Government has decided to implement it. Germany & Belgium have and they have a harder job of it because they're not Islands like us. If you can't prove you have work or have adequate funds to support you and your family you have to leave, same in Switzerland. UK governments past and present throw the immigration question around like confetti but they all know they've just been too lazy in the past and present to implement the policy that already exists.
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о 3 года назад
You judge as a British. And there are global things.
@severianoneto
@severianoneto 2 года назад
Well I can tell you in Switzerland it’s not the way you describe here.
@JK-br1mu
@JK-br1mu Год назад
Oh yah, Germany did a greatttt job controllling immigration when they let in like 3 million migrants in the 2010s.
@ScreamingManiac
@ScreamingManiac 6 лет назад
I don't really like how at the start he doesn't really answer any of her questions since he basically changed the topic to technology and society. They were very valid questions to be asking and they need discussion.
@blackout07blue
@blackout07blue 6 лет назад
He is literally a Neoliberal.
@paulgibbons2320
@paulgibbons2320 6 лет назад
He never directly answers any questions. Just sells you his direction. That's his career all over.
@antielite5379
@antielite5379 6 лет назад
He doesn’t have any answers
@paulgibbons2320
@paulgibbons2320 6 лет назад
@@antielite5379 guilty as charged would have done lol
@TrevKen
@TrevKen 6 лет назад
Spin doctor in chief.
@Nero-ox5tw
@Nero-ox5tw 3 года назад
What on earth was that introduction?
@chrismulhern82
@chrismulhern82 3 года назад
Firstly I like Tony Blair. He is a smart thinker. Secondly this set up looks awkward. Why are they sitting so closely? Look how far the water is ? They have to walk over to get it. Mr Blair then needs to place his glass to the ground. Poor stage management but simple solutions. I should be in show business.
@chrismulhern82
@chrismulhern82 3 года назад
I am a cobbler, in the shoe business but just one typo away from being in show business.
@alexsmyth17
@alexsmyth17 5 лет назад
If Boris was in the shoes of Blair with regards to Iraq, he would have done the same, plus a lot worse. It was just unfortunate for Blair (and for May, too) that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He worked with dedication to make peace in Northern Ireland.
@miki4309
@miki4309 3 года назад
What? Is Johnson some kind of benchmark? He’s the most thoroughly undeserving and ill equipped PM in our history and demeans the office every day he’s there.
@chillwinston8961
@chillwinston8961 2 года назад
This implies that the UK helping to invade Iraq was some sort of inevitability. Like it would have happened no matter who was in power, but this isn’t true. While the British government was largely supportive multiple other countries that were just as developed opposed or ended up opposing the wars in the Middle East, look at France and Canada. Blair’s decision to invade did not happen “because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time” it happened because he believed the US and decided to invade the country against international law and the UN, and that’s on him.
@awesometruth6409
@awesometruth6409 6 лет назад
Interview Cameron .See if he can put together a sentence!!
@alexaliaga2390
@alexaliaga2390 5 лет назад
People should be viewed upon by their achievements more than their failures.
@TemptingNoise
@TemptingNoise 3 года назад
Depends on how bad the failures are
@kenrunciman8706
@kenrunciman8706 2 года назад
I'm not sure all those dead in Iraq would agree. The public knew it was all a lie, and Blair did his utmost to bull-doze through any opposition, because a decision had already been made to go to war regardless. He did not serve the British people, he was too interested in his own self-promotion, by ingratiating himself to the US military industrial complex, and all the zionists who have been forced into attacking Israel's enemies, because they had all been compromised by Epstein and Maxwell's sting operation on Love Island.
@Isochest
@Isochest Год назад
His achievements were failures except in the eyes of a few Oligarchs
@cesarcordova8686
@cesarcordova8686 6 лет назад
Great interview. I'm appalled by so negative previous comments. Most of them seem from people who never listen what he said about the difficulty of doing politics and liberalism. I think he is also right about the sad situation where social media has become the pace of big mouths and small brains
@Havensand
@Havensand 6 лет назад
We listen and read and judge I was misled by Tony blare he talk to many lies to my licking
@electrasong9954
@electrasong9954 5 лет назад
He is such a huge manipulator and liar.. and I suppose someone would say, 'he's a politician'... but he is the 'face', the poster boy of Soros' old New World Order. He's despicable.
@dreamer2260
@dreamer2260 3 года назад
You are correct.
@fraserwebster8761
@fraserwebster8761 3 года назад
Sorry, turned off after that intro. That presenter drove me mad. Imagine interviewing Tony Blair and not having the smaller ego? Amazing.
@lapponia77
@lapponia77 6 лет назад
Tony Blair is toxic. I understand that. And anything he says is likely to be attacked by people hurling abuse at him because of his record, especially on Iraq. Many of the comments on this thread bear witness to that. But in a sense, that underlines one of the points he is making; you are not going to solve the problems the world faces unless you get back to a rational debate and are prepared to listen to people who disagree with you. Just because he made some terrible, tragic misjudgments does not necessarily mean that he has nothing of value to say on any subject. A lot of what he says still makes a lot of sense - unfortunately, the words are coming out of the wrong mouth.
@jamesedwards.1069
@jamesedwards.1069 5 лет назад
"A lot of what he says still makes a lot of sense - unfortunately, the words are coming out of the wrong mouth. " The problem is he is a snake in the grass. His mouth is full of sweet words but their only purpose is to manipulate you and suck you in to his trap.
@dreamer2260
@dreamer2260 3 года назад
You are right. People need to get over themselves and listen to someone talking sense, as Blair almost always has.
@kevinjackson6387
@kevinjackson6387 2 года назад
@@dreamer2260 your deluded if you think this
@garyramswell5698
@garyramswell5698 6 лет назад
Mr Blair your a war criminal. Thousands have died at your hands. Innocent women children and the sick and frail. How you can smile knowing what you done,is beyond me. You make me ashamed to be British.
@princesskalika
@princesskalika 6 лет назад
I like Tony Blair I really don’t get why people who don’t watch the videos
@pippipster6767
@pippipster6767 3 года назад
Punctuation.
@drofheim
@drofheim 3 года назад
Because he's a bare faced liar.
@AOK342
@AOK342 3 года назад
The Iraq war really destroyed this mans credibility which is shame because he got a lot right and in most issues he has proven to be a decent man.
@fainitesbarley2245
@fainitesbarley2245 6 лет назад
Bored with this obsession with TB on Iraq. He has lot of interesting stuff to say and made a big difference to the UK. I still remember the absolute relief when this generally moderate, rational person won the election and we escaped the Tories for a bit.
@chrismulhern82
@chrismulhern82 3 года назад
Agreed !
@dreamer2260
@dreamer2260 3 года назад
Absolutely.
@grahamthebaronhesketh.
@grahamthebaronhesketh. 2 года назад
The Great 'Sir Tony Blair" Tory slayer. A title well deserved and long over due. The Greatest living British Statesman.
@kevinjackson6387
@kevinjackson6387 2 года назад
Are you on drugs
@grahamthebaronhesketh.
@grahamthebaronhesketh. 2 года назад
@@kevinjackson6387 I wish.
@jonnobloggs8642
@jonnobloggs8642 2 года назад
He also kept the Chamoagne Rwvolutionary faction of the Labour Party well and truly locked in its cage for 20 years .Top bloke .
@jackt6795
@jackt6795 5 лет назад
“Liberal” yeah right, gives true classical liberals a bad name.
@halberggb3124
@halberggb3124 3 года назад
The "True classical liberal" tag has become a meme at this point.
@MVERLAINE1
@MVERLAINE1 6 лет назад
Best Prime Minister in my political lifetime so far
@darlenedunlap7650
@darlenedunlap7650 3 года назад
One of our kind
@RedMoustach
@RedMoustach 6 лет назад
War Criminal .
@jozefluptak
@jozefluptak 5 лет назад
Politicians and liberals elites are most stupid warmongers they will be defeated by new radiation of truth from the center of Galaxy this radiation exposes most evil people like master of worldwide subversions George Soros and other stupid globalists and liberals psychopaths of Gender agenda and LBGT fecal love agenda and other dehumanisation of the NWO.Macron was defeated by French people oposing to NWO agenda. Political party should be dissolved because they are antidemocratic and antihuman. China does not need political parties and still thrive the most.
@ifcukin8mufc168
@ifcukin8mufc168 5 месяцев назад
Did you squirt luv with that bias intro luv ? He is the the worst War Wrime disaster the UK had in charge !
@richardlaversuch9460
@richardlaversuch9460 5 лет назад
I am intensely relaxed...
@villiestephanov984
@villiestephanov984 5 лет назад
Did I just miss the link she pointed out to Bannon talk ? Please direct me, if you may. Thank You, Sir
@welcome33333
@welcome33333 2 года назад
Listen to what he says about Ukraine… four years before the Russian invasion!
@lichotropical3350
@lichotropical3350 6 лет назад
My take on the future; Bush and Blair will never walk down Main St Baghdad hand in hand without an army of heavily armed comandos.
@wbafc1231
@wbafc1231 4 года назад
@olehomer1988 Yeah from the corrupt bandits that they put in power.
@youtubeperson5507
@youtubeperson5507 6 лет назад
Get this war criminal off the stage
@michael2275
@michael2275 6 лет назад
Economic liberalism by trade, but you have to control your own borders and currency or you're not a real country. Most countries in Europe aren't real countries anymore. Thanks Tony.
@liberalnationalist2507
@liberalnationalist2507 6 лет назад
When conflict of interests increases, you have to shift from liberalism to realism .
@gibmattson1217
@gibmattson1217 4 года назад
You think I spend a life time in politics and I'm gonna tell you what I really think?" - I like his honesty regarding the dishonest nature of politics. Would Boris ever be that honest about keeping the truth under wraps?? Ha ha......
@juan-claudewakefield8373
@juan-claudewakefield8373 6 лет назад
Great . RIGHT, Something that bothered me was those chairs! haha they look so uncomfortable.
@chrismulhern82
@chrismulhern82 3 года назад
Yeah right 1). The stools are placed to close to each other. 2). The water table is to far 3). There’s nowhere to place the water
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о 3 года назад
She took away water before he ended his speech😅
@netcityradio
@netcityradio 6 лет назад
Tony Blair is a friend of the United States...and a hero. PERIOD
@Danny_SE11
@Danny_SE11 2 года назад
You can have him
@jonnobloggs8642
@jonnobloggs8642 2 года назад
Commando Blair .The leftie slayer .
@harrypounds456
@harrypounds456 6 лет назад
Ok tony blain is tony blair, but If you actually listen to him he makes a lot of sense here.
@martynfenton4862
@martynfenton4862 5 лет назад
Yes because he is a good actor. Talk does not equal action
@dreamer2260
@dreamer2260 3 года назад
Yep.
@undesignated3491
@undesignated3491 6 лет назад
Nothing wrong with a strong state, its when that state becomes corrupt, indifferent.
@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1
@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1 5 лет назад
The interviewer looks a bit like Amber Rudd!
@william_marshal
@william_marshal 6 лет назад
A second referendum because the politicians have failed is not the answer ... If the politicians cannot sort it then they are not up to the job, We need a new election and get rid of any politician who's not supporting the democratic vote to leave the EU or not up to the job of creating a UK outside the EU ... Politicians are there to serve the people and the people have decided we want out ... Now get it sorted !!!
@roblloyd6082
@roblloyd6082 6 лет назад
William Marshal well said totally agree. The minute they appointed a remainer to be prime minister it was never going to go well.
@efzahmed6311
@efzahmed6311 6 лет назад
“ Neoliberalism “
@Sam-lw6mx
@Sam-lw6mx 6 лет назад
Spot on
@tickle296
@tickle296 6 лет назад
A program on Joe Cox could be meaningful at this juncture. Tony was right when he says " decision divides".
@jakel8627
@jakel8627 2 года назад
List of Brexit benefits 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Um...
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Год назад
Still crying.
@wobblybobengland
@wobblybobengland 3 года назад
Taxi, Stuttgart, German language, a polite conversation with the driver who then asks, 'you are not German though, where are you from?' to which I answer 'I'm English, and yourself?','I come from Iraq', to which straight away I find myself saying, 'Ich entschuldige mich für Blair', to which he responds 'that's ok' and then we get into the wider truth that politicians like Blair and Hussain are people who only serve themselves and can never truely represent anybody else. I thank you for that alone Tony darling.
@clevercat9774
@clevercat9774 6 лет назад
Europe can be the fourth giant!!!!
@penarth17
@penarth17 6 лет назад
please can I have that in writing. RU-vid good but text is better,
@mikebtrfld1705
@mikebtrfld1705 6 лет назад
My old Webster's dictionary says liberalism is a belief in autonomy and the rule of law.
@Piyushgathalaiitb
@Piyushgathalaiitb 6 лет назад
I don't know what style of anchoring is this, but she doesn't inspire people to understand core issue. Like she begins with beating around the bush just to make herself sound respectable. Liberalism or not, communism or not, is not about uplifting of people. It's about national interests. Damn it, look how atheist China wants to be buddies with islamist Pakistan or democratic USA favoured authoritarian leaders in Pakistan and Chile (destroying the most vibrant democracy of South America at that time). Today, we talk about protectionism or liberalism. You want world to become equal, as liberalism would say but you also don't want to tell people that this would automatically make share of USA, UK and France smaller and smaller in the global economic pie. People don't choose conservativism because they make a conscious policy decision. They choose it because they don't want to lose dominant political position. You beloved UK didn't want to leave and liberate India while claiming that in struggle for freedom Britain is willing to fight alone, in world War 2. These were not the decisions based on ideals, but plain and simple short term national interests, principles will be created to define the decisions that are once taken based on national self interest.
@o3nixey
@o3nixey 6 лет назад
Why do they keep giving him airtime
@lalobarenquev7318
@lalobarenquev7318 Год назад
GREAT MASTER OF DRUIDS...
@petersperspective6122
@petersperspective6122 6 лет назад
Unexpected positive comment! I think he was fine. Realistically, ‘soft conservatism’ was the best move 97-2005. No idea why he went for Iraq though.
@MrGranfield
@MrGranfield 5 лет назад
Peter's Perspective The reason Blair and the UK Parliament voted to join Bush and the US Government in invading Iraq was the flawed Intelligence supplied to Britain’s Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) by the CIA that Iraq had WMD. Any PM faced with that Intelligence would have a difficult decision to make.
@MacJaxonManOfAction
@MacJaxonManOfAction 5 лет назад
@@MrGranfield Absolute garbage. The intelligence was phoney and Bliar knew it, precisely because he connived at the creation of it. The decision was made long before the intelligence was cooked up. Bliar was on a mission to destroy Saddam and the "intelligence" that missiles could reach the UK in 45 minutes was a laughable farrago of lies, damned lies and statistics. Which makes him a war criminal, by the way.
@helenrowley1886
@helenrowley1886 4 года назад
@@MrGranfield Yes but first they had to suicide the British weapons inspector who spoke out and blew the whistle. And despite everything, despite how wrong it was; he would do it all again, he is like a messiah figure, he just knows everything and is just never wrong
@MrGranfield
@MrGranfield 4 года назад
@@helenrowley1886 The facts of the matter are that Blair was misinformed by the intelligence services particularly the CIA on the matter of WMD. As PM he had to take the erroneous intelligence at face value and reluctantly follow Bush into the conflict. Your comment "First they had to suicide the British weapons inspector". Is foolish.
@MrGranfield
@MrGranfield 4 года назад
@@MacJaxonManOfAction How do YOU know what Blair knew?
@vijay-1
@vijay-1 2 года назад
Thoughtful
@sariarianipratiwi3529
@sariarianipratiwi3529 3 года назад
influence = work together
@namelessonewanderland3428
@namelessonewanderland3428 5 лет назад
You've got crisis all over the place due to unequal wealth distribution.
@slashvr
@slashvr 6 лет назад
Someone give this woman a glass of water. Disturbing levels of mouth noise.
@borlach321
@borlach321 6 лет назад
Tony, you are not the leader of people kind. LOL.
@malcolmw513
@malcolmw513 4 года назад
I think that was a great introduction (and I’m a huge supporter of the positions of Blair and the Economist.) Don’t fawn, don’t waste time, just get to the point at hand.
@Thedarkknight2244
@Thedarkknight2244 Год назад
Yep no one cares about the stuff that worked precisely because it worked.
@duckbizniz663
@duckbizniz663 Год назад
Yay for Tony Blair.
@amanshukla8758
@amanshukla8758 3 года назад
Guys give him a break. At least listen to what he's saying here and analyse objectively. He's talking sense here.
@kevinjackson6387
@kevinjackson6387 2 года назад
Needs stringing up that’s what he needs ,he didn’t listen to the people when he sent all those troops to there deaths ,
@michaelburman2108
@michaelburman2108 2 года назад
I agree. He talks so much sense
@paulgibbons2320
@paulgibbons2320 6 лет назад
Here speaks the Anti-Christ. I'm an Atheist but I am honestly starting to believe it. It's unbelievable that this man is still given a podium and still given respect. Interviewer- 'come on tell me what you really think' Anti-Christ - 'I've spent a life time in politics you really think I'm going to tell you what I really think' Just said in plain English not to believe a word he says. Yet the interview continued. Why?
@williama-d6
@williama-d6 3 года назад
I can understand what Tony Blair is saying about jobs but does he really believe that from my experience and my situation what I have been told about not being able to get jobs because of foreign people is true and I was not born in the uk
@mhl8396
@mhl8396 6 лет назад
Saying people 'have anxiety' about immigration makes it sound like a mental illness. Did Alistair write that one?
@EclecticoIconoclasta
@EclecticoIconoclasta 6 лет назад
If he is here defending liberalism why in the world is he in the Labour party and why doesn´t he join the Liberal Democrats?
@colinburnside4569
@colinburnside4569 6 лет назад
Why do Irish Banks charge over 4% on a Standard rate mortgage, When out of 245,000 have the ability to change. Something is wrong shackels from the past,
@miguelbonifacio9038
@miguelbonifacio9038 2 года назад
Cringe and disgusting future
@jondavies011988
@jondavies011988 6 лет назад
The Hague's looking very relaxed these days
@charlieparry5992
@charlieparry5992 6 лет назад
Someone give her some fucking water
@lw1zfog
@lw1zfog 2 года назад
In 1983 at Bow St Magistrates Court a certain Charles Lynton was fined £50 for attempted soliciting in city toilets, the police notes were to disappear later along with several prior verbal warnings, Charles Lynton was at university well known as 'Miranda' a promiscuous cross dresser who played a guitar badly.
@johncharlesworth3770
@johncharlesworth3770 2 года назад
You're the first person to refer to this incident that I can find, I seem to recall he was found guilty twice, and couldn't even remember his own name. I think he made solicitor His wife was little better, she forgot to pay train fares, but commented that £1,500 was not a lot of reward to read court papers for a morning.
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Год назад
It's not mentioned on his wikipedia entry....airbrushed out?
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Год назад
Were there ever any fellow students who went to the press about it?
@michaelplank8966
@michaelplank8966 3 месяца назад
Why is this man just walking around after the terrible diaster in england history
@MrKirklandLaing
@MrKirklandLaing 6 лет назад
ahaha. Look at Mike Gapes' in the background. Pure adoration of Blair.
@idatekatemoss
@idatekatemoss 6 лет назад
do better. at least give her training about where the cams at tho :/
@MattMajcan
@MattMajcan 4 года назад
disgusting intro. just makes it obvious this isn't anything serious i should concern myself with watching..
@clavo3352
@clavo3352 6 лет назад
England gave the young US a fantastic insight. Single currency and single language. If Europe can do that, they will instantly attain a very high standard of living . The animosity in the comments towards Tony Blair are a waste of time to give any consideration to. Immigrants should be incentivised to speak English and the rest of Europe should realize the profit of common currency. The English TEA should become a world wide phenomena where persons of other cultures are sought out to have tea with. Colored hats should be worn and the police should award lottery tickets to diverse Tea groups.
@mhl8396
@mhl8396 6 лет назад
Is it liberal to shut down debate on EU membership calling those who oppose it racist?
@carolinecollett956
@carolinecollett956 3 года назад
Anyone that has hit 60 years old will be lucky to live healthily another 20 years before they die . Those 60 year olds lived a very diff life than the children living here today jobs were factories and pensions . Healthcare and funeral costs are the only worry for the 60 year olds living in poverty and suffering from austerity
@Sm868
@Sm868 6 лет назад
came here to comment and say Tony Blair is a war crim but youtube comments have done me proud this time =) fuck this guy needs to be in jail
@mickmoon6887
@mickmoon6887 6 лет назад
Economist why have you got a wrong person on future of liberalism ? Why are we looking at past repeated issues and a old man going through his process and not the process of upcoming future. Heck surely there must be better person than him who is a major key player in the modern and upcoming generation. What did I just said and watched
@trevorclarey3336
@trevorclarey3336 3 года назад
Duping delight is a particular expression a person will display that betrays sense of enjoyment they are getting out of controlling and deceiving another person ,often seen on the face of a psychopath. (just saying)
@kenrunciman8706
@kenrunciman8706 2 года назад
What I wantto know is did he go to Jeffrey's Love Island, along with Clinton and Bill Gates?
@ctwatcher
@ctwatcher 3 года назад
ACCOMPLICE Definition A person who knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in (or in some cases fails to prevent another from) the commission of a crime. An accomplice is criminally liable to the same extent as the principal. An accomplice, unlike an accessory, is typically present when the crime is committed.
@Richard19551
@Richard19551 5 лет назад
I wish Blair were still chief of the Labour Party - though I'm sure that Labour supporters wouldn't now choose him - pity.
@simonclare100
@simonclare100 5 лет назад
If liberalism in its current form is the answer we are all in serious trouble, the EU has been shown not to have the answers, liberalism not listening and forcing their agenda on everyone has caused a backlash and its well deserved
@Борко-б5ж
@Борко-б5ж 2 года назад
Liberalism will force the agenda at any cost because it is totalitarian. Democracy in its current form is totalitarian as well. But, neighter fascism, nor communism aren't the right answer to liberalism. All the "-isms" are going to disapear from the world scene, beacause ther roots are set in the nihilistic ground.
@Isochest
@Isochest Год назад
Yes it's monopolistic authoritarianism not liberalism
@TheGodlessGuitarist
@TheGodlessGuitarist 2 года назад
Had a quick scan through and couldn't see anyone punching him in the teeth, which I presume happened given the number of likes. Can anyone tell me where in the video it happened?
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о
@МарияСмирнова-ж6о 3 года назад
She’s somehow nervous 😬
@highdark4
@highdark4 6 лет назад
Wow these questions were excellent.
@michaelheeheejackson7255
@michaelheeheejackson7255 6 лет назад
France is not the UK. And Macrunt is deeply unpopular
@TheLordbanjo
@TheLordbanjo 6 лет назад
Why ask a fascist?
@KarlHainer
@KarlHainer 6 лет назад
Brexit is fascism.
@kelly980
@kelly980 6 лет назад
brexit???
@splitsseconds9965
@splitsseconds9965 5 лет назад
Because the economist is a facist magazine?.
@Hjd10
@Hjd10 3 года назад
All the issues that he talks about regarding the EU, were the same before we joined. The EU will never change.
@alena9284
@alena9284 5 лет назад
he has humour , can laugh about himself and is highly intelligent - comment section full of russian trolls...
@marko1316
@marko1316 6 лет назад
He's a master polician - answering to his failures by a deflection to vision of hope and the future of peace, choices, freedom and opportunities.
@carolinecollett956
@carolinecollett956 3 года назад
Approximately 20 years left for majority of 60 years old men and women and quality of life as dementia is going to be up
@KardinalCypherTEMPLE
@KardinalCypherTEMPLE 5 лет назад
Has he learnt anything since he was a student? I remember them all from the NUS. Wasters.
@Nero-ox5tw
@Nero-ox5tw 3 года назад
Blair was rubbing shoulders with Bush and won 3 general elections. If he's a waster then what are you?
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