Prime Minister Boris Johnson's first House of Commons Statement: 25 July 2019
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2019
- Boris Johnson makes his first statement as Prime Minister on the Government's priorities. Statement begins at 17:56
This video begins with the first Business Questions of new Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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"I'm sorry, Mr. Speaker, I didn't hear a word."
Beautiful.
I hope you're sarcastic.
@@markg8022 Snoop Mogg is great. Sorry, not sorry.
Classic xd;
Stamp?
14:41 Maybe this is what you want.
50:19 Eminem must be shitting it
Nice
50:18 don’t mind me just putting this here so I can skip to the rap part
Nice
Could you please transcribe what he says in that fast part? English is not my first language and I understand only: gentleman, taxes, inheritance, and corporations
@@CharmStrikes17 Right honorable gentlemen won’t only put taxes on inheritance and pensions and corporations
@@michaelkujbus4327 thank you so much!
@@CharmStrikes17 Np :-)
Rees-Mogg's facial expressions are gold :-D
For the first time in my life I think this is the first time I have seen everyone in the chamber laugh and smile at the same time.
The smile on Jacob Rees Mogg’s face is a picture.
he is trying soooo hard not to succumb... it's all hilarious including the speaker..
@New King that would be sensational lol
OMG!! This Speaker makes me happy. The way he admonishes people is the best I've ever seen. This is WAY better than any State of the Union or Committee Hearing we have in the US. I am finally interested in British Politics. This is amazing.
Quite so but the late George Thomas, Lord Tonypandy as he became, was by far the most entertaining Speaker of the House in living memory.
Hahaha everything's better in britain
The then Speaker, John Bercow, was a vain, pompous, self-important and unforgivably rude man. His greatest fault, however, was his palpable political bias, something utterly inexcusable in a Speaker of the HoC. The day he departed the House was a joyous relief.
That was more entertaining than many so called entertainment programmes..
Mogg is brilliant. He knows the book and respects the 🇬🇧 tradition. Good vibe in the house when he's speaking in my opinion 👍🏽
Constitutionally the Mogg is the man and will tie the opposition in knots. It's a brilliant posting for the Mogg.
@@bensteel3944 Depressing Dennis Skinner wasn't there: one of the few who can take R-M on over that sort of thing (believe it or not).
As a German, look at the German Bundestag over 700 MPs ... and is boring! Britains "Order" is passion pure!!! Rees Moog Wow
The US House of Representatives is similarly boring.
Henry Discipline no never not with a CDU-SPD govererment
The Spanish Congress is... shut down. I think Vox MP would gave us great days of fun and controversial but the clock passes by and very likely new general elections will happen on November 10th.
you want politics or entertainment? lol
Don't be fooled by the "good manners" expressed in this house. Many of these elected dialectitions and grammarians are traitors to this very house, the UK and is people by refusing to accept the will of the people. Will these same traitors refuse to accept the results of the next general election? lock them up or at least vote them out while you can.. Use your democratic rights people of the UK, while you still have them.
Thanks God I understand everything which Mr. Johnson says (fast but audible)... my british english accent has improved since I had been in Coventry last year, and I have good reasons to watch the broadcasting every day... I love UK.....
Rogerio Costa 🙌 good work
Andrea Ledsom was a great Leader of the Commosn however the role is made for Jacob Rees-Mogg.
absolutely, he's born for it, brings out the best in him
Exactly I'm putting from soccer to my kids and let me know with the government 688 680 quid £88 how can I go to manage make it
When I go to the benefit as a 888 lb and now £780 is an appointment for the card and I pay the tax and the end of the day you cut me and upon extra and I need buying my kids school clothes everything floors and the extra money for the food everything and cutting £100 how can I go to pay for that
Lol row meaning is everybody say that's the road but it can make you everybody killing that the lowest law no you are submitted to it that's right thing in the law
You must be spending the money for the 20 million-pound generation how can I make it and externally coming your not that's your thing but another day ukulele spending money is a vesting money now
Listening to Boris makes one realise how very weak Thersa May was.
Its all bluster and wind,no sunstantial answers.He was asked 10 questions and he said he struggled to find a question in their.Hes a bag of wind and that is it.
@@skootyboy123 All political figures are wind bags, however Boris's bag of wind is much much more agreeable than Corbyns bag of wind or any of Boris's other opponents.
@@koggism you know i hear this same arguement a number of times..well he is just like all the others but says it better, and you follow him because he says it better.Hitler said alot of things better than others too.I bet you believed brexit means brexit too.
@Stouffer I think blair wasn't weak. I'm not a great fan of Blair and don't think he was right on a lot of things. But he was strong. Not the strongest leader in the world but strong. He got a lot achieved and won 3 elections. With how much labour has collapsed since he left, it shows how strong he was.
We'll have to see with boris. We'll have to see if he can actually make things happen as he was weak as a foreign secutary.
She didn't have to take ownership of her positions as much because she relied on the civil service for direction.
I watched this live on TV and can honestly say, I haven’t been so entertained in a long time. BJ spoke with energy and conviction, not to mention giving Corbyn a good slap. JRM is pure gold. Long may this dream team continue.
I came here specifically for JRM. More please.
Mike Bliss I’m a fan of JRM too 😁
Didn't last long 😂😂
59:48 Bercow losing it 😁
JRM and Johnson, welcome back to freedom UK! Love from the US!!@
Great to see Mr. Rees-Mogg on the front benches.
He's just what we need ...... Suddenly I feel hopeful for the first time in years.
Enjoy it while it lasts.
@C I A I think he had a point 🤔
That was entertaining. It is fun to watch the commons again.
The House of Commons definitely has its entertaining moments unlike the US House of Representatives which is boring as watching paint dry.
What is garden grabbing? Stealing vegetables people are growing in their gardens?
Why, when Rees-Mogg stands up, do certain other members on the back benches also pop up?
@@Anon54387 Why do you think? lol
Anon54387 To signal to the Speaker that they want to ask a question
Well done Boris and well done Jacob. In your first parliamentary duties you both exceeded my wildest expectations and I sincerely believe that millions of U.K. citizens agree with me. Well done!
You mustn't have had very high expectations then.
Nope
I don’t know about entertaining, but it’s very heartfelt! In the US, one person speaks (often for Hours) and everyone sleeps without a peep and often many or most of them don’t even show up
Mogg is quality well spoken well educated and future prime minister he,d be useless in a fistfight but world class with his mouth and knowledge
Still can't answer a simple question about deplorable language, though.
I wouldn't bank on his being useless in a fistfight.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy Depends on what you'd consider a "simple answer".
Future prime minister 😂😂
@@adama-k2710 out of those torys he,s best one...im no tory fan trust me but i like him i respect is education
The us congress would be prime time if they did this
You better pray boris doesn't get into bed with Trump.every leader except dictators have fallen by trusting "Don the Con" May,Trudeau, I could keep going.
@@allycatspreparedlife5313, orangemanbad?
@@heronsdoor4658 He is though. If you have an issue with criticism of him, counter it.
@@lesterdyltT ok, let's have a look first of all at May. How did May put trust in Trump and then fall because she did? I need to hear the argument so I can counteract it. I'm willing to listen.
@@heronsdoor4658 I'm not endorsing the argument, merely stating that responding with the 'orangemanbad' is not, in of itself, an argument.
Moggy & BoJo... im happy ! Finally we see how this should have been dealt with from the moment the UK voted to leave the federalist EU. Thankyou for bringing back the sunshine. Lets all pull together and get this done now. For the sake of everyone's mental health!
Boris will not be the most professional PM but he defiantly has a stronger spine than Theresa May has.
Strength is not always a virtue in and of itself unless the thing you're lifting is worth the strain. Otherwise you run the risk of simply making a vulgar display of power.
Johnson, of he does not betray us, might well re define professionalism.
@@jackrainbow560 by representing a political presentation style, views and attitudes that've been active since the dawn of bi-partisan politics? Johnson will not redefine anything - the sociopolitical context he finds himself in may allow him to be viewed as professional for the first time in his career though.
@@MarksMindBox lmao
Definitely...
Moggs a natural, batting off and deciphering the idiocy left right and centre.
Nakoa91 future pm for me
JRM at the despatch box! Faith in democracy restored.
AND SO SAY THE MAJORITY OF US..!!
Well we didn’t elect the PM that out JRM in that position
@Mr. Sarcastic faith is for the foolish in general
@@michaellorke1980 Best to be thought a fool for matters of belief than to be confirmed a fool for matters of fact.
@@clauderebello2850 The majority of the U.S. has no bloody idea who the guy is, and doesn't really care.
Refreshing to see a PM with some positive energy
Give him a few months.
Vanilla Manilla are you having a conversation with yourself
who voted for him again?
@@vladescu3g I think you're under a misapprehension: it isn't the old fashioned way, where they take "The Soundings" with the 1922 Committee, etc. etc. No, Mr Johnson was ELECTED by members of the Conservative Party, from a choice of two, presented to them as a result of selections from a pool of about 11 candidates by Tory MPs. How can things be more democratic than that?
YES!!!!! MOGG! I HAVE BEEN WAITING YEARS FOR THIS
GREAT job JRM , and Great practice for the next PM, not that he needs it
Jacob and Boris were brilliant.. Off to a great start and such a change from the negative Labour Party... Always putting this country down...
Yeah the British zoo is intriguing to watch
At least the Labour lot don't tell the king his new clothes look great
Remainers must be weeping
Anyone informed should be weeping.
@@Andrew-zp7mc The European Union is a failed anti-democratic state ruled by a Politburo.
@@Brian-fn5pz lol the eu parliament is made up of people we elect...the eu council lis made up of people we elect...and then the people we elect to appoint the president....how is it undemocratic exactly? When it also uses a more proportional representation voting system instead of the draconian and exploitable first past the post system?
If the EU is undemocratic, then the Uk is really undemocratic...why would you want ot hand more power over to that undemocratic system
@@Socritiques The European Commission is the Politburo; unelected and unchecked, ruling over the Continent.
@@Brian-fn5pz except they are appointed by people you elect. One from each country. They propose legislation which is then debated by parliament.
How are they unchecked?
The EU parliament can call a motion to disband the EU commission and it only ever takes the threat to do so to have them resign.
The system is based on our own government you numbskull.
Refreshing to see May and her elderly cronies stepping aside for these new front benchers. This is the ideal cabinet that people have been hoping for since we missed our departure on March 29.
Foliage Fan so much intelligence and whit. Please get a deal and smack the remoaners down
@@Bladesmobile Johnson: all mouth and no action.
@@mrinman7407 hello paid troll
@@goinghome9518 Ah, but paid by whom?
@@goinghome9518 Fol-de-rol
Britain just got Great again ❤️🇬🇧
Hahahahahahahaha
Ooh Jeremy Corbyn doesn't like the reference to being on the payroll of Iran state TV. And forger McDonnell. Superb stuff.
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JRM at the dispatch box, what a sight
BORIS JOHNSON thanks for standing up for democracy and GREAT Britain
Rasheed Akinpelu he was not voted. how is that Democratic at all.
@@ernestofernandez7091 referendum result was democratic and BORIS went through conservative party procedure of leadership selection which itself was a democratic process. BORIS is our prime minister wether you like it or not, so stick by it bro and STOP being childish
Welcome Jacob - wonderful performance and the most impressive way Boris has stepped up. Where were the 'new' backbenchers? Licking their wounds?
Tried to be clever in circumnavigating a question by Chris Bryant.
Thank you for the post
50:25 - hahaha. He'll regret getting up for that water.
50:18 rap 😂
Ian Blackburn the sky is falling!
This was superb. I thought our new PM gave a commanding performance and the faces on the opposition front bench said it all, they even left prematurely.
They certainly did leave early. I think Jeremy Corbyn left early to attend an anti Boris raleigh he called where up to 150,000 people were expected to attend. I understand including the press nearly 300 attended altogether.
Paul Cockram Did you see the faked photo Corbyn put out? Apparently tens of thousands were there......LOL !
There is no point in arguing with Johnson: when he can't win, he either bends or invents the truth, but at least he does it with lots of "positive energy"!
As always the left left prematurely because they’re full of hate, entitlement and don’t respect democracy
JRM in full flow. Great answer to Mr Leslie! Most questions are on social issues. Is this deliberate?
I think it's because Rees-Mogg has very right wing social views/very socially conservative views which are outdated now e.g his views on abortion and gay rights are controversial. So I'm assuming because of his infamy for his social views
@@elliotsodergren2270 Good point. I was assuming, perhaps wrongly, that is all the 'leftists' can think about.
Why does the Labour bench always look as if they have been recruited from the local bus stop? With the appropriate lack of knowledge of Parliamentary process it would engender. Labour is a pub with no beer, offering alcoholic supporters refreshment that they cannot deliver.
AHAHAHHA+
Not elite enough for you? You sound like someone who needs to be ruled
yesss dude politics is about aesthetic nice nice cheers to that
@@stoufer2000 everyone needs to be ruled, perhaps by discipline and spirit.
@@edibleresource7753 you'd enjoy that
He has a great attitude, very positive, that’s good in a leader it inspires others to do better and achieve more.
JRM is so honourable.
Cracking showing by JRM and the Prime Minister. The dream team, finally!
I sincerly hope the UK does Brexit... UK should rule their own people.
We do... Johnson will supplicate us further to the US
@@stoufer2000 baseless speculation on both points
@@stoufer2000 We do unless the unelected/unaccountable EU throws legislation at us that we have to follow, then we don't, we follow instead ..hence BREXIT.
@@tedtheturbot we are currently part of the EU, we write the legislation and regulations as much as anyone. More so than most. People want to be American puppets and that's fine if thats what you want. Its not for me, I would prefer to be allu d to people I have more in common with in terms of culture and history..
@@stoufer2000 'we write the legislation and regulations as much as anyone' ... We are supposed to be controlling ourselves when the unelected/unaccountable EU throws legislation at us we have to follow, that's not the UK governing itself.
Well done Boris. Passion is possible in Parliament. Promises must be kept as an essential. The people have lost faith in politicians and those Remainers whose electorate voted for Brexit will be consigned to oblivion
No they won't: words are cheap for Boris.
He didn't last long
@@adama-k2710oh shut up
I think we've found ourselves a leader.
@susan ferrie name anyone else who could do the job better. He's done great so far. Step back and look.
Pat Terson I love you
Did you find him in a ditch?
A BREATH OF FRESH AIR.
A great big, fat, stonkingly humongous fart of noisome piffle.
Two things missing today in the house:- firstly Dictionaries for the opposition and secondly Diane Abbott
If the opposition needs dictionaries, the government needs instructional manuals on compassion.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy Compassion, where were they lacking in comparison?
Didn't see Starmer or Thornberry either or did I just miss them?
Labour are in big trouble if you ask me. Conservatives aren't out of the woods either but they seem to making a reasonable start after a dreadful 3 years.
and a calculator for abbott
@Mario lol you make an amusing and accurate point
Great work from mogg in his new position and a very energetic boris johnson with some positive messages let's hope with this dream team cabinet we get what he says
Don't count on it! He can do (and will do) nothing. He's impotent before the start, unless he finds a comely wench or two(three or more) with whom to inseminate his ideas!
Funny how so many people in the world when an election is held and they don't win, they want vote after vote to get their result. It happened in Ireland when the Irish didn't want that cumbersome EU Constitution, the powers that be in Brussels wanted them to vote again. Didn't that happen with Portugal? Then the Scots independence vote, lost, so we want to vote again. Then the Brexit vote, lost that and now we want to vote again. The reason is cited that the British people did not vote for either May's deal or "No Deal." If I remember correctly, no one discussed a deal until after the referendum and the government mentioned a withdrawal deal. Personally having studied British history for 40 years, I have great faith that the United Kingdom can prosper without EU protectionism. The EU Commissars seem to have been more interested in punishing the UK for daring to want to leave, than being good neighbors. Its nice to hear some optimism coming from the front bench, although it never seems to happen when labour are on the speaker's right.
Well said, Jay. There has been too much negativity that this country can't be successful without the EU. A country that pretty much invented the modern world.
Jay - difference between those countries and ours is we're not a banana republic and we can spot a shafting coming from 100 miles away which is why we won't stand for it.
What is wrong with people calling for another vote? Especially for the scotland and brexit vote, it can be conceivable that public opinion has changed. No one knew what brexit was like during the vote, it has become clearer now. For scotland, brexit might heightened the wish for their independence.
They can call for a second ref all they like they aint getting one - and we'll have left the EU long before one could be organised anyway. Which by the way is why a vote of no confidence can't stop it.
@@streaky81 what? You can't just say a thing isn't going to happen because you don't like it. Also, why don't you want a second referendum?
JRM is a brilliant!
You've already made that comment 75 times, if under a different name.
You BOTS are SO predictable! 😂😂
He really is. It's as if the job was made for him.
@@PhoenixProdLLC, cope.
wow i wish american politics was this good a blend of comedy, fun noises, and class.
Void of Salads Could you imagine?
Imagine trump having to do this every week like our PM’s do
No this is classless. We have tact. I thought this was parliament in some African country lol.
Almost no idea what the Brits are saying, but they sure are exciting to watch.
It is pretty entertaining compared to most other world government debates.
I would love to see someone creating subtitles for the heckles on both sides
18:42
"Our Great United *Kingum* "
well done Jacob Rees Mogg
It's so great to see life in the commons again!
This is like watching Yes Prime Minister...
Yes minister
Without a second amendment the government will always walk alone over everyone ,
UK parliament everiasung impressions biggest world powered principles good bless you UK parliament futures successors
Go 💝Boris Johnson,gold man,God bless you!🙃
Fantastic!
The disdain that Raab has for Corbyn! That stare!
And rightly so. I'd be much more if I was Jewish.
@@Littopastor I'm Jewish. There's not much wrong with Corbyn, you Tory troll.
When is the next session that will be streamed/uploaded?
THIS IS BRILLIANT ...........
Jacob Rees-Mogg is the best!
haha....Boris is on fire !!! 46:12 ...Love it !! Finally calling out that idiot Corbyn!
Why is he an idiot big man?
@Henry Discipline you're going to have to break it down for me fella, and explain what you mean by "Hissing Communist".
@@smileyparto Even the drover's dog knows he's an idiot.
@@tessa1238 That was such a sharp reply, not.
UK parliament speaker appreciated parliament delivered thanks for you guys
Thank you!
One of our great prime ministers ever and governments ever
Happy today !
No action can never be taken!
Could’ve done with the video in 1080p, but great stuff
Watching Corbyn speak one can't help but be reminded of that mess of a man, Mr Michael Foot.... These hard left types are mediocrity personified.
@susan ferrie I thought my wording was very accurate, what do you think of, when you hear the word "mess"?
Surely you can provide a better "insult" than that! "Mediocrity personified" sounds imminently attractive compared with the leaders the UK has had for the past nine years.
@@mrinman7407 In all honesty you're half right, I reckon. Not since the "Iron Lady".
@@sliperysid Before my time, lol.
@@mrinman7407 Lol. I'm old enough to remember communist Eastern Europe too!
Boris absolutely smacked Jeremy C to the ground better than I ever seen May do it, carry on like that boris
Glad he found the address.
Thanks.
The Women at around 1:14 she uses a non anglosaxon sounding language at 1:14:08 and Johnson seems to reply in the same Language at, 1:14:50.
Please help me out !
What language is this? And what does it mean ?
Im not from UK so im not well informed, but since she questions the unity i think shes not from england, so maybe its Welsh or Gaelic ?
Please help!
It’s Cymraeg (Welsh)
It’s thank you mr speaker and thank you in Welsh. Gotta love my odd language. 😂
finally someone with balls wasn't keen on the mumbling fool at first but after seeing this will be the best pm we had in decades
This aged like milk
@@adama-k2710 Boris wasn’t voted out by the public
@@mogznwaz he would've been which is why they got rid of him
please I´m happy because you put subtitles but if you put in various language the "gracia" is complete
I just love the way JOhnson jabs at the Opposition with his points! Spoken with gusto!
He wipes up the floor with the opposition.
yeah, speaking with gusto certainly beats speaking with substance.... well wait....
mogg and boris.can anything be better ??
OOOOOOOOH JEREMY CORBYN
No to both of you aha
@@williammartin3634 Yes, he would be the least of three evils, I think.
Yes Donald Trump , the USA bill of rights .
Corbyn has the intelligence of an undercooked steak. He would ruin this country
Ian Blackford. Beyond negative. The house is full of train spotters stuck in Victorian times that reappear every Wendnesday transported by tardis.
The voice of reason in the House of Commons.
@@MrBritishComedy Scotland must not leave the UK: it needs it if only to bring some sense to Westminster politics.
16:14 Priceless !!!
My favorite channel
Boris and The Mogg tend to use the fabulous English language to its fullest extent. So can someone please supply each member of the Labour Party with a set of Oxford English dictionaries. It would be such a shame if they didn’t understand fully the extent to which they are being insulted and made fun of by the other side.
It's all clitches, clitches, clitches!
@@mrinman7407 what is a clitch?
@@metiscus I'm sorry I can't find the thread. It sounds to me like something between a cliche and a clitoris. However, I guess I would use the word when quoting Aneurin Bevan, who mispronounced "cliche" as "clitch".
....With an a acute accent on the 'e', but I haven't worked out how to do that here!
I dont like johnson or the tories but they can make history and do britain one massive favour by getting us out of the arrogant mafia eu !
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very unusual for Dennis Skinner to not be in the house showing his ignorance also notice after a roasting from Boris macdonall to run out with ambarashement, and then shadow front bench to all go bar 3 ?? then after 15 minuets some were told to fill the front seats, what an utter disgrace for Liebour.
I think the next prime minister might just well be Jacob Rees mog. If he wants it of course.
Sajid david is Yoda
I thought PMQs was on Wednesday? Was this a special PMQs for the new PM?
i am flartebartfarst Nope this is Business Questions
This was a statement to the House the day after Boris Johnson took office. It wasn’t PMQs, just questions to Boris.
I find it so cool how different this is from the US system
Boris has a knack for being PM already
Corbin looked as if he was going to cry
Did you see him at 48mins 50secs? He appeared to be blasted back by the sheer velocity of Boris!
Hopefully the NHS will be granted emergency funds to cure him of his raging case of TDS.
hard work for PM Boris Johnson
anyone feels it comforting to see those gentlemen' s engaging stand-and-sit waves? LOL