i don't blame PG for being so angry, he must have gone through hell, hope he succeeds in exposing any undoing's - I'm tired of the BBC's arrogance lately
why are you assuming he was angry. Has the word passion, passionate ever entered into living in the box mentality 🤔 That's a rethorical question by the way All that is f' uk up in the world. Those that have been 'subverting the souls of people' since 'time' began. So much so the fear gives the people to end up living under a rock. 'There is no authority but yourself' 🤔🤔🤔
@@AC-13 I've been through exactly the same ordeal as Paul, and I can assure you that anger doesn't come close to describing what Paul experiences on a daily basis. YOu have to go through it to understand.
@@AC-13 Miight be rhetorical but that doesn't mean you are let of the hook for your stupid comment. Has the fact anger is a sign of passion ever entered into your mentality?
Not just satisfying, but very necessary. Both the Police and the BBC can be absolutely partial when in suits their fell purpose - both are losing/have lost the Public confidence and, regrettably, neither are now to be trusted. "By their actions shall ye know them.'
@dadadruma Marcopoulos......... The guy knows bugger all about pop music and culture! [he was as far removed from what was really happening on the music scene during the '80's & 90's as it was possible to be].
HURRAH ! AT LAST we find a man who stands up to the Met and the BBC ,and I sincerely hope he sues BOTH to the Hilt as they both deserve to be brought down.
And no doubt they won't have him back, the same as what they did to that guest on Question Time who highlighted their consistent lopsided ratio of Pro-EU guests to Leave.
Meaningless, empty soundbite. To verify it was the 'only honest interview...for many years', we require evidence constituted of verifiable written sources and testimonies, both oral and written, going back decades, in addition to polygraph reports and supplementary statistical data. We require a thesis many many thousands of pages long with witness statements and documentary footage cross referenced against reliable sources for accuracy. We need to track down the thousands of people interviewed by the BBC over the years and investigate them, alongside the interviewers. It would be perhaps the most major undertaking in the history of media. You see, what you said is fundamentally meaningless....
Well done Paul Gambaccini! Eloquent, courageous and even humorous-despite being so angry at the situation. Brilliant performance, great to see a BBC 'journalist' being comprehensively owned.
@Mark Hepworth Kind of their point m8, the BBC are Downing Street mouthpieces on whom their existence depends. They are there to feed whatever propaganda that suits to the public at large.
@@cherylemmanuel744 asking him leave would be political suicide for the BBC, what would be their grounds? If it is because of hurt feelings he would win any all claims he made in court, just like the two old straight white guys who got sacked because they were old, white, straight and male.
"Never knew Pinnochio had a sister until Cressida Dick made commissioner" "I will dissect her like a frog without ether" Brilliant. Just needs some beats.
Sooperb analogy there. Song writers & musicians would line up to make those words fall into a track that would be a best seller. lol. Let's start the ball rolling now. We'll start with Jeff Lynne, go get yer mates Jeff 😀😀
He'll get cancelled for being a misogynist because he shouted at a defenceless lady. I'm sure the police are on there way for this horrendous hate crime. By passing any real crimes happening on the way.
@@andymerrett you must know him very well to make such a statement - and so what was your relationship with him? How much involvement did you have in what you allege?
@@Berry-fr5wj I'd go further than that with the BBC. I think is was set as a government propaganda source back in the day and now it's plays an activist roll in the military industrial complex of Great Britain. Even milquetoast Muppets like Jeremy Vine on Radio 2 was a very strong advocate for the war in Libya. The whole things is a charade & a farce & one that we are forced to pay for.
just look for the bit where whilst a man is describing his mental health condition she is busy checking her make up as she thought the cameras were not on her
How he managed to remain so eloquent and did not resort to "shouting and bawling" was very impressive. I'm not sure I could have done so if I'd had to endure 3.5 years before my name was cleared of any wrongdoing. Still can't get over how the Beeb filmed the 'raid' on Cliff Richard's home as it happened..
why are you assuming he was angry. Has the word passion, passionate ever entered into living in the box mentality. That's a rethorical question by the way.
@@peterduff9281 such is the conditioning of your mind since being born. There is no relation between passion and anger. You're assuming PG is angry please provide factual evidence or get to grips on that repugnant disgusting emotion of the weak minded.
I wouldn’t employ Victoria Derbyshire to put out the rubbish. I’ve seen some inadequate news presenters ( I can’t use the word journalist) but she really is BAD.
Paul Gambaccini: “I will go head to head with Fran Unsworth in any public forum and I will dissect her like a frog, without ether.” What a cracking statement! Way to go Paul Gambaccini! Victoria Derbyshire’s response? “OK. I’ll pass your invitation on to her.”
Respect this man who has suffered incredibly by slander - slander and lies believed by the Police and accepted as the norm. Thank heavens a High Court judge threw the whole lot out as nonsense, and the perpetrator of the lies is now well behind bars. Paul is a great man, and what he said needs to be listened to.
Brilliant, good for him!!!! Derbyshire is a pratt, lol'd so hard at the " don't shout at me" rub it up her. "dissected like a frog, without ether" fantastic quote!!
Since they muted him, it's hard to say for an absolute fact whether or not he was shouting (be kind of hard to blame him if he was). As a ploy though "Please don't shout at me" is an absolute classic, up there with "Have you stopped beating your wife yet?" *As in:* "Oh! Won't somebody help to stop that *ReallyBadMan™,* that *Ogre* shouting down that poor helpless woman.?!"
Respect to Paul Gambaccini here, if you think he's mad at the Met, BBC, etc, then multiply all that by tenfold how I and many feel about how the Covid scandal has been handled.
Well, I think and certainly hope that one of the reasons for people such as Paul Gambaccini coming forward is, as well as to gain justice for themselves, but also to encourage working and middle class people to come forward and expose corruption, in whatever sector of the economy it takes place. I think if people want to blow the whistle, one of the best ways of going about that, is to contact famous people who have been mistreated and had their characters assassinated by our msm, both broadcast and printed.
Still the best legal system in the World, far from perfect it saddens me to say, BUT we can get justice for legal wrongs, trouble is powerful institutions seem to think they hold all the cards....they don't! Time and money is usually the way! But one can navigate a way through, regards.
So are you saying Paul shouldn't get a voice because he's famous or because not every single person does? Do you want to hear people that speak up or only from a select few you choose? I'm confused by your logic.
@Mark Hepworth For clarity, read the trail of the messages and you'll find you referred the word first, but. thanks for confirming your suspicions there may be a link between the two.
Wow!! When you are honest your conviction about facts goes beyond imaginable, we can see in his eyes he is telling the truth. Well done Sr Paul. " No, no, no I am not having this" 😂😂😂😂
Articulate, intelligent, great self control. His integrity intact, professional and a gentleman. Brave too! Always loved his broadcasting style! What this man went through was deplorable!
Well, he would have his integrity intact, but you seem unaware or prefering to forget that he still works for the BBC (Counterpoint, BBC Radio 4 quiz show).
These so-called journalists know they can say whatever they like as the have their TV companies backing them. Truth…they wouldn’t know the truth if it bit them on the bum. No one in that business speaks the truth …..it’s a long-forgotten art.
"Please don't shout at me" is an attempt to belittle Paul. It's a tactic, playing that card in this victim-centric world. He wasn't shouting; he was being passionate. Being a former muck raker, I'm surprised she is so thin-skinned.
Yes, this pathetic tactic is used by all individuals and organisations to escape scrutiny of their actions when they fail to fulfill their obligations correctly.
Perfectly reasonable request...He should be articulate enough not to raise his voice unnecessarily. Most of the interview he managed to be coherent without rudeness. He got a pretty good deal tbh...nearly 10 minutes to make his point/rant - Depending on your opinion - and mostly was allowed to speak unchallenged. It was perfectly acceptable for Derbyshire to put alternative points of view and point out others were not there to defend themselves. I have frustration with the BBC on some issues but the ridiculous and politically driven BBC-bashing is very transparent..
It was one of those inside evil smiles I got when I heard a few years ago on the radio that Victoria Derbyshire's show had been cancelled. Why would a normal person like me that doesn't wish ill on people think like that? That same inside smile just came out in a big evil smile watching this as like a fly caught in the web, Derbyshire had no where to go here as the likes of her type of "journalism" as she probably calls herself is the "gotcha" type. Catch people off guard, fall in to line, this is your interview but it is my interview too. I just wish more people like Gambaccini would come along and it's always the quiet ones. If you'd said Galloway or the knob that is David Lammy, you'd expect it, but Paul Gambaccini lol? Well done Paul. I grew up respecting BBC newsreaders. I knew all their names as a kid. Moira Stewart, Peter Sissons etc. People naturally respected them. The likes of Derbyshire thinks that respect is deserved. It ozzzesses off her. Even in her tone of voice. I say again, well done Paul!
I love her attempt to keep cool and calm, but it's exactly that attitude she displays which angers so many people about the BBC, people like Paul are mad and rightly so
Because she is not really listening, just wanting to give the pushback and toe the party line. So supercilious about 'people not here to defend themselves' - you cannot defend the indefensible and call yourself civilised !!!
@Arthur Daley And he was hardly shouting, passionate and animated I call it. Tell Rodney to tune in to . Kathy newham interviews Jordan Peterson if he wants to see another brutal dissection. I know he is a bit of a plonker so I'm sure he hasnt watched it yet.
I do so hope Paul keeps to his word when he says that he and others will be coming for the BBC in due course - or words to that effect. I'm sick and tired of that organization's arrogance right now.
16/8 22 V D could have taken Gambo up on that offer - instead she wriggled with the lid replacing it on the unexpected can of worms that had landed in her lap !
@@user-ln4qe1sh8i she's had cancer, perhaps it's a wig. However, that doesn't excuse the fact she is one of the vilest people on the BBC, and that's saying something!
And what did Ian Hislop know? Strange how he took money to appear with Savile but was given a free ride by Private Eye! I wonder how Hislop managed to avoid the usual muckraking and innuendo from that magazine! Anyone have any idea?
I live in Australia. I have no idea what this is about but I do know that Derbyshire has form. My inclination is to believe Mr Gambaccini until convinced otherwise. Our ABC here in Australia desperately needs someone like him to ruffle their arrogant complacency.
Derbyshire is actually one if the few decent ones. The BBC were so scared by her taking on right wing liars and doing proper journalism that they axed her own show and put her on here where she'll likely have to follow a particular line.
@@exert2020 "Decent Ones" At the BBC. 🤔 I can't think of any. Sky News Australia has many. One of the best news channels on RUclips. And I'm from the UK. 😃😆
I feel I owe a lot to Paul Gambaccini in so much as helping me to discover 50s, 60s and 70s music, which would have been the soundtrack of my parents' lives. I'm particularly thinking about the Top 100 albums book from the mid-late '80s. From there I became a fan of the likes of the Velvet Underground, Van Morrison, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Creedence, Otis etc...even some Simon and Garfunkel, as well as the Pistols and the Clash. Happy memories of teenage years, where there were sunny weekends, Sunday roasts, some new, but old, records to play - to hear for the first time. Keep on Rockin'
Thank God there are still people in the limelight who are willing and able to speak out against corruption. They are the voice of the people. Not the corrupt BBC, Government and police. Thank you Paul.
Paul is absolutely right about the higher echelons of the police. The rot set in in the late 1970's when the graduate entry scheme was introduced to create rapid promotion for graduates. This has led to a situation today where we have people of Assistant Chief Constable rank with hardly 3 years experience of policing. There are too many people at the top of the police service who have more degrees than arrests. Many couldn't investigate a smell from a drain, its that bad. As for 'leadership' you don't become a good leader from staring at a computer or just drifting from one office to another. I remember listening to a Met Superintendent during the Lawrence enquiry, telling the enquiry that he didn't know what his powers of arrest were. Can you believe it? Pathetic. Front line experience is essential in policing, understanding the sort of people you will come up against and recognising that the police are dealing by and large with dishonest and wholly unscrupulous people who will go to any lengths to evade the law. Too many at the top in policing don't understand that. Its getting worse because of this woke and diversity rubbish where today officers are being promoted for no other reason that to tick boxes in the drive for more diversity. Police leaders need to know about policing, but too many are just pen pushers staring at computers all day. The fault lies with politicians who have politicised the police, demanding degree qualifications for recruits, intruding political people as Crime Commissioners countrywide. Police forces need to get back to having hard nosed coppers in charge not academic idiots.
Go Paul.... total respect for you..... I detest the BBC.... I stopped paying my TV licence a long time ago.... I would prefer to cut my arm off than fund the BBC....
Frankly I never had much time for this old queen but after reluctantly reading his book about the false allegations made about him and the absolutely outrageous investigation I too was outraged and from then on I have nothing but admiration and respect for this man, his courage and fortitude during the time of his accusations was to be admired so one can understand his rapid rage when faced 8 years later with Derbyshire and her insensitive remarks.
It was shocking to hear Crassida Dick was promoted, bearing in mind she was the Gold Commander involved in the murder of a innocent Male shot to death at Stockwell Tube Station by police officers.
I've been saying the same for years. It's utterly shocking how she got a promotion after this despicable incident, and I can't do anything but assume her aggrandizement was the result of some box-ticking exercise.
@@jamesatkinson7691 Yes, she ticked the boxes, coming out as she was promoted! And the ex Met boss Ian Blair was made a Lord, he was found to have lied about the Stockwell incident! That is the Met Police, then and now and never fully held to account.
That smile when he talks about the years to come. Thats not a threat, thats a promise. Paul is like the public. We are all angry and tired of having people in power telling us how to think and do things, erasing our past, destroying our culture, deriding our victories and making us be ashamed of who we are. I hope Paul is able to fix the Met and I REALLY would like to see him come for the BBC and then come for all the other establishments. He is the hero we need.
If all the public were really angry about the current situation, millions would be marching to Downing street. Pff...we talk a good game but there is no action. Oh yeah and we vote the same people in again and again and again.
The British people will sit still for anything. We're nowt more than sheep. The fact that the current administration has survived unscathed is testament to that.
Nah, they don't care about public opinion as long as they have the majority of the sheep's minds. The BBC if the governments most powerful tool of social control and engineering. It will never stop.
Good for him.You can hear the anger and simmering rage in his voice with the unjustified and unfair treatment he has received in all this.People's lives and reputations have been destroyed in the course of botched investigations, and police malpractice, and it's about time there was so accountability in all this.The Met commissioners position has become a political, instead of an operational appointment,filled with totally unsuitable candidates for that role.Only my opinion of course, but when did we last have an outstanding individual in that role that inspired any confidence.
I'm shocked the beeb let the interview go on ! perhaps an intern at the controls. Anyway good for Mr Gambaccini for letting out a little truth, so hard to do these days.
Exactly and both refused to comment too. The met (and the police in general; see Alex Belfield on youtube) and the London Mayor hold most people in contempt!
Victoria was not defending the Met; she was putting forward opposing viewpoints to enhance the quality of the interview. These alternative viewpoints gave Paul more ammunition to attack the Met' Police.
Excellent. Modern journalists are paid toe antagonise and provoke reactions from their interviewees. 9 times out of 10 they come out on the winning side due to those interviewees being ill prepared with inferior resources to hand. Not this time. Well done Paul
She is so obviously out of her depth, and towing the party (BBC) line. Well said Paul Gambaccini. I have always found him to be the most articulate and eloquent of men.
I never imagined I'd see Paul Gambaccini like this! His courage is immense and he expresses his anger at injustices so eloquently and powerfully. I wish him all the very best. For a man in his seventies to take this on is admirable. I remember losing huge respect for the BBC the day they so gleefully and sensationally "reported" the Cliff Richard "news". I smelt a giant, corporate rat. Their conduct has been appalling.
@@BBob1 You dont speak for me. Imagine entering your final trimester of life getting a knock on the door with salatious, slanderous clearly false accusations of peodophilia and then having to fight 3.5 years to clear your name. Most people, especially his age, would then dissapear into the long grass and accept compo. This guy wants justice and he's calling out corruption within mainstream media and met police, he has guts and its that gut which is producing the appropriate visceral anger definitely a hero.....if he sees this through we could owe him a debt of gratitude.
Extremely well done Mr Gambaccini. What a wet interviewer. Whats with the 'please don't shout at me'? If you can't stand the heat then don't interview emotionally charged topics, which clearly this is! What a prima donna this woman is! Cold as fish. Does she not understand what this man has been through!!!
Hello, Agreed. take a look at John Sweeney sacked for getting a lone young female drunk on BBC expenses to tell lies about a certain person for a pan a drama epiode. Biased BC.
When you get right down to it, there are secret societies at the top echelons of everywhere. One hand washes the other, so nothing will ever change until this one thing is resolved. JFK lost his life for bringing about this information to the general public, yet it still continues. This is why Savile got away with it for so long, the Met will just sweep it under the rug if he is one of theirs, or connected with higher ups who are. Same at the Beeb, the top job is always held by a m*son.
I don't know much about Gambaccini, or his case, but it's no wonder her voice and overall haughty attitude towards him rubbed him up the wrong way. This reminds me of her laughable 'interview' with Carl Benjamin. She sums up everything wrong with the BBC.
Me, a relative nobody, emailed Paul some time ago to express my sadness at what happened to him but also my admiration for his courage and purposeful anger. He was gracious enough to reply. As for the BBC, there's a deep and tragic story to be told about an organisation that for decades protected and cosseted one of the very worst sex offenders the nation has ever known, while showing malicious complicity in the witch-hunt of Mr. Gambaccini and other innocents.
It's sad how mud sticks and in this case the mud is profoundly life changing . I meet people who still believe content of the witch hunt . Well done Paul . Live long and contently .
There is actually a lot more to this story than meets the eye. Paul Gambaccini put his finger on it when he said the BBC were as much to blame as the Met. I would love to know what PG is keeping back for a rainy day - or is that a nuclear day?
listen to alex bellfield he is going through a lot worse with the bbc and police colluding together at the moment he worked for them for yrs and because he is a whistle blower he is being hounded
The whole sex scandals started with Saville. Close ties to royals, politicians and police top brass. The story had to be changed whilst seemingly like things were being done. In the space of months the spotlight moved from Savilles perversions and his links to others, to people like PG and Dave Lee Travis. If you look at the Epstein and Ghislane investigation you see the same tactics used of obfuscation and misdirection and if that fails a news blackout.
@@matthewstone1362 The whole Saville case was mishandled from the start. The original accusations were patently false and motivated by revenge (the documentary maker was related to the head of the girl's school and was in some sort of tiff with her). Then the bandwagon allegations poor in, 99% of which were opportunist and ended when the cash ran out; and we are left with what? A handful of allegations that have a strong ring of truth about them and only a few with actual evidence? Saville was bigged up as this monstrous kiddy fiddler who abused thousands yet, in the end, was just a common or garden nonce. He was, incidently, roundly hated by the BBC, not for his sexual peccadilloes, but his politics. He was useful as a puff piece to royals and politicians, who could show what good chaps they really were by shaking hands with a charity god from the working class. There's no conspiracy here, except in how to control 'Slebs and public figures. Just incompetence, cover-up and opportunism. As per.
Anyone who feels the way he does about the BBC gets my vote. Vile organisation, so much power and not a vote cast for any of them, democracy at work huh !
I met him last year at Costa coffee Ashby de la Zouch, spoke to him for a couple of mins. Really nice bloke. I just get the feeling he knows what he's on about here. Top man.
I don't have a tv licence, never trusted the met police and absolutely hate this government and hope all contract covid. REFORM UK 🏴 for me at the next general election.
Yes, I want to cancel mine I know what to do but just need clarification what I am able to watch without a License. Can anyone advise me I would be grateful.
@@pepwaverley2185 oh get a grip on what's happening here in the UK. Obviously you are a sheltered person who don't get out much and when you do, it's to a toffs party where everybody is all La-De-Da hooray Henry. As for the tv licence, you carry on paying it to a corrupt company who cover up child molesters and lying journalists, one who which was involved in the murder of our lovely Princess Diana. As for the Met Police, I know that the met police force is corrupt, I worked alongside them in the British transport police, so don't talk about things YOU THINK you are correct about because you are so wrong. As for the tv licence, you do not require one if you are NOT watching or recording live tv or BBC IPlayer so once again, get your facts right before making a comment.
@@pepwaverley2185 I don't agree with you at all. Neither am I encouraging people to break the law. I haven't watched MSM for 18 months and am not interested in watching it ever again - anyone who still is are being brainwashed. The BBC is the most corrupt organisation and complicit it government propaganda - I now wonder just how long this has been going on. I campaigned for this government & my local Con MP and as far as I'm concerned they are NOT conservative - after contacting my useless MP more than 30 times in past 18 months I have cancelled my membership. 2 years ago I was a voter at a selection for another local Con MP candidate & watched a nobody get selected then elected and now his WIFE is countyl police commissioner - another nobody with no experience. This all stinks of rot! As for the Police - I have in my life witnessed 3 families destroyed by bungling inept police. When they are more interested in 'Taking the knee', rainbowing their vehicles, speed fines and 'C0v1d' laws than real crime fighting then they are no longer working for the people. I do not speak glibly - my experiences have taught me much - and I will ADD to the list the NHS, I could write a BOOK on my families experiences with the NHS you people clapped for. Don't assume bandwagon jumping - I have many reasons and speak with experience. Glad you've had such a perfect life. 🏴🇬🇧🏴
Total respect to this man and his perfectly legitimate and understandable rage. Probably like the majority of people in this country, I am sick to the back teeth of the media and in particular the BBC and how they conduct themselves, I mean really sick. The way they were complicit in the Cliff Richard scandal is beyond words, absolutely disgusting and a vile way to conduct themselves.
And the thing interviewing him knows full well what's she's doing, she's no journalist, she's a hack with an agenda to try to discredit him. She's never interested in people's replies, she just wants to make her own point. She claimed she didn't know some things, it's her job to know the subject on which she's reporting.
All his income streams were suspended on the back of those false allegations. He didn’t just suffer reputational damage but endured appalling financial hardship too and was reliant on the generosity of friends to keep his head above water before he was belatedly totally vindicated. No wonder his anger is positively white hot!
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i don't blame PG for being so angry, he must have gone through hell, hope he succeeds in exposing any undoing's - I'm tired of the BBC's arrogance lately
the bbc's arrogance lately 🤔 how long have you been living under a rock ?
why are you assuming he was angry. Has the word passion, passionate ever entered into living in the box mentality 🤔 That's a rethorical question by the way
All that is f' uk up in the world. Those that have been 'subverting the souls of people' since 'time' began. So much so the fear gives the people to end up living under a rock.
'There is no authority but yourself' 🤔🤔🤔
@@AC-13 I've been through exactly the same ordeal as Paul, and I can assure you that anger doesn't come close to describing what Paul experiences on a daily basis. YOu have to go through it to understand.
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@@AC-13 Miight be rhetorical but that doesn't mean you are let of the hook for your stupid comment.
Has the fact anger is a sign of passion ever entered into your mentality?
Was it just me who found it so satisfying when Paul forced his point. Well done Paul.
Not just satisfying, but very necessary. Both the Police and the BBC can be absolutely partial when in suits their fell purpose - both are losing/have lost the Public confidence and, regrettably, neither are now to be trusted. "By their actions shall ye know them.'
No mate...we are all in awe of that! This is absolutely what is needed...pushback by any means necessary!
We need more people to do that and stop BBC white washing...
It’s never ‘just you’. Ever. In anything.
It's just you(s). When you rant and lose your temper you have lost the argument.
This man is not only a scholar of pop music and culture, this man is an example of standing up for truth and what is right! WAY TO GO PAUL
'scholar of pop music' - bit of a contradiction!
He's quite knowledgeable about classical music, too
@@adrianwright8685 That depends on your level of snobbery.
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Not at all !! 😄
Have you never heard / read him on this extremely broad subject??!
@dadadruma Marcopoulos......... The guy knows bugger all about pop music and culture! [he was as far removed from what was really happening on the music scene during the '80's & 90's as it was possible to be].
HURRAH ! AT LAST we find a man who stands up to the Met and the BBC ,and I sincerely hope he sues BOTH to the Hilt as they both deserve to be brought down.
Alex Belfield is taking the police and the bbc to the high court next year to expose them so thats another case that should be interesting
@@kevinrobb86 I was going to mention Alex Belfield too!
@@kevinrobb86 Yes, watching this interview reminded me of Alex Belfield's fight with Nottinghamshire police and the BBC
What if he's guilty
@@tommytitmouse he knew about Saville lol
Brilliant Paul. The only honest interview on the BBC for many years.
Yes, actually surprised it aired, or were the BBC trying to give him some rope to do the metaphorical neck swing.
And no doubt they won't have him back, the same as what they did to that guest on Question Time who highlighted their consistent lopsided ratio of Pro-EU guests to Leave.
Meaningless, empty soundbite. To verify it was the 'only honest interview...for many years', we require evidence constituted of verifiable written sources and testimonies, both oral and written, going back decades, in addition to polygraph reports and supplementary statistical data. We require a thesis many many thousands of pages long with witness statements and documentary footage cross referenced against reliable sources for accuracy. We need to track down the thousands of people interviewed by the BBC over the years and investigate them, alongside the interviewers. It would be perhaps the most major undertaking in the history of media. You see, what you said is fundamentally meaningless....
A dubious statement made with hyperbolic conviction.
Par for the course these days.
@@jamescarr4662 as is your worthless diatribe of left wing miasma
Well done Paul Gambaccini! Eloquent, courageous and even humorous-despite being so angry at the situation. Brilliant performance, great to see a BBC 'journalist' being comprehensively owned.
The “noble profession of journalism” !!!!
@@andymerrett oh that's right she's a victim, disagree with a lefty scumbag, and your either a racist or a bully,eh
@@andymerrett Yes given the Mets treatment of him
The BBC were right there with cameras during the Sir Cliff debacle. Paul has Every right to be incandescently angry.
Totally agree with you.
Absolutely.
@Mark Hepworth Kind of their point m8, the BBC are Downing Street mouthpieces on whom their existence depends. They are there to feed whatever propaganda that suits to the public at large.
No it does not. Everyone thinking you’re shit means you’re shit, not that you must be doing a good job.
Cliff ''Kitty'' Richard.
My respect for Paul Gambaccini has increased exponentially.
Always liked him !!!!
Alway liked Gambo. Love him now
👍 You can't beat Gambo's Pick O' The Pops , Radio 2 Saturdays 1:00 - 3:00pm 👍
@@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017 Yes, indeed. My worry is that he’ll be asked to leave after his outburst (understandable).
@@cherylemmanuel744 asking him leave would be political suicide for the BBC, what would be their grounds? If it is because of hurt feelings he would win any all claims he made in court, just like the two old straight white guys who got sacked because they were old, white, straight and male.
Well said Paul, BBC, Police, CPS, all in it together, a national disgrace.
"Never knew Pinnochio had a sister until Cressida Dick made commissioner"
"I will dissect her like a frog without ether"
Brilliant. Just needs some beats.
He’s magnificent
Sooperb analogy there. Song writers & musicians would line up to make those words fall into a track that would be a best seller. lol. Let's start the ball rolling now. We'll start with Jeff Lynne, go get yer mates Jeff 😀😀
@@alangibb9785 A very good idea!
Savage!
@@alangibb9785 That could be a line in the Nas track, ironically called Ether.
When a man makes a response like that .... you know he's defending the truth ...huge respect ! ✌✌🇬🇧🇬🇧
Exactly 👍👍👍
100%
I gave me hope!!
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Yep
Usually an angry response has little credence. However, I wouldn't be surprised if what he says is true.
Paul Gambaccini's an inspiration. HUGE respect to this man.
@paulconway3365 maybe if youd been through hell and left out to dry by your organisation you'd be angry too
And they covered up for Saville.
Indeed. I believe that was the straw that broke the camel's back for many of us, and look how long ago that was now.
Gambaccini knew all about it.....did he say anything at the time?......he is as guilty as the rest.
So did Gambaccini though , he's as complicit as anyone with Saville
@@zargonthemagnificent330 I'd never heard of him. I ain't watched the BBC for 20 years.
@@JohnnyPeacock1959 You just did!
Always liked Paul, dont blame him for his anger over this.... The truth will come out, hopefully.
He'll get cancelled for being a misogynist because he shouted at a defenceless lady. I'm sure the police are on there way for this horrendous hate crime. By passing any real crimes happening on the way.
What is the truth
Not if the BBC have anything to do with it 🤨
@@ThePanicman66 We don't need the BBC. We have the net and greater choice.
@@carltonlambert7608 - Good one, any other great jokes. We have the net, that is gonna keep me laughing for days, thanks again.
Paul Gambaccini always came across as an articulate level headed man.
The fact he reacts this way tells you everything.
@@andymerrett
So do you know that as fact?
@@andymerrett you must know him very well to make such a statement - and so what was your relationship with him? How much involvement did you have in what you allege?
@Paul Conway
You know that for certain do you?
@Paul Conway
Ah right.
That’s fair enough.
That Paul was able to stifle a laugh when Derbyshire described herself as a "journalist" was also very impressive.
Derbyshire hasn't managed to elavate herself from the school gossip ! Journalist ? Naaaah !
And Derbyshire is one of the better ones on the BBC
@@stephenhorscroft6680 oxymoron in excelcis.
Á BBC frontman abides by the Code.
the BBC code.
@@stephenhorscroft6680 better at what, being biased?
She is a television news reader there are no longer any reputable journalists
Derbyshire says she’s a journalist? When it gets hot under the collar, she reads off the script.
Do we still have real journalism in this country.
Not in my opinion !
Why should she ad-lib?
@@Berry-fr5wj I'd go further than that with the BBC.
I think is was set as a government propaganda source back in the day and now it's plays an activist roll in the military industrial complex of Great Britain.
Even milquetoast Muppets like Jeremy Vine on Radio 2 was a very strong advocate for the war in Libya.
The whole things is a charade & a farce & one that we are forced to pay for.
just look for the bit where whilst a man is describing his mental health condition she is busy checking her make up as she thought the cameras were not on her
How he managed to remain so eloquent and did not resort to "shouting and bawling" was very impressive. I'm not sure I could have done so if I'd had to endure 3.5 years before my name was cleared of any wrongdoing. Still can't get over how the Beeb filmed the 'raid' on Cliff Richard's home as it happened..
@Paul Conway He was hardly the epitome of self-control, was he?
Always thought he cool and calm but glad to see him getting angry. 100% behind him
why are you assuming he was angry. Has the word passion, passionate ever entered into living in the box mentality. That's a rethorical question by the way.
@@AC-13 Anger is the only appropriate emotion in the circumstances.
@@peterduff9281 such is the conditioning of your mind since being born. There is no relation between passion and anger.
You're assuming PG is angry please provide factual evidence or get to grips on that repugnant disgusting emotion of the weak minded.
@@AC-13 Factual evidence that he's angry? What a weird comment - just watch the interview. Haven't you got anything better to do with your time?
@@peterduff9281 you see anger because you have anger and zero passion. I see passion, get it dumbo. Enjoy that dark world ya living in ✌✌🤔
I wouldn’t employ Victoria Derbyshire to put out the rubbish. I’ve seen some inadequate news presenters ( I can’t use the word journalist) but she really is BAD.
She should be sent back to the 3rd Doughnut down from the Earth,
Paul Gambaccini: “I will go head to head with Fran Unsworth in any public forum and I will dissect her like a frog, without ether.” What a cracking statement! Way to go Paul Gambaccini! Victoria Derbyshire’s response? “OK. I’ll pass your invitation on to her.”
The BBC hung Paul Gambaccini out to dry.
The BBC just do what there Globalist masters tell them to do.
Victoria Derbyshire and journalist shouldn't be in the same sentence.
Spot on!
"Victoria Derbyshire is not a journalist.' 😉
Respect this man who has suffered incredibly by slander - slander and lies believed by the Police and accepted as the norm. Thank heavens a High Court judge threw the whole lot out as nonsense, and the perpetrator of the lies is now well behind bars. Paul is a great man, and what he said needs to be listened to.
Brilliant, good for him!!!! Derbyshire is a pratt, lol'd so hard at the " don't shout at me" rub it up her. "dissected like a frog, without ether" fantastic quote!!
Maybe, however what is being shouted in her ear by the very same people tha Gambaccini is on about?
Derbyshire should be an out of work pratt.
Since they muted him, it's hard to say for an absolute fact whether or not he was shouting (be kind of hard to blame him if he was). As a ploy though "Please don't shout at me" is an absolute classic, up there with "Have you stopped beating your wife yet?" *As in:* "Oh! Won't somebody help to stop that *ReallyBadMan™,* that *Ogre* shouting down that poor helpless woman.?!"
Respect to Paul Gambaccini here, if you think he's mad at the Met, BBC, etc, then multiply all that by tenfold how I and many feel about how the Covid scandal has been handled.
Huge respect for such eloquent, controlled, passionate exposure
And these are people that have a voice - what about the normal people who get unjustly prosecuted
I know it's a rhetorical question, but the most important one to which we all know the answer.
Absolutely and no financial recourse to take them to court.
Well, I think and certainly hope that one of the reasons for people such as Paul Gambaccini coming forward is, as well as to gain justice for themselves, but also to encourage working and middle class people to come forward and expose corruption, in whatever sector of the economy it takes place. I think if people want to blow the whistle, one of the best ways of going about that, is to contact famous people who have been mistreated and had their characters assassinated by our msm, both broadcast and printed.
Still the best legal system in the World, far from perfect it saddens me to say, BUT we can get justice for legal wrongs, trouble is powerful institutions seem to think they hold all the cards....they don't! Time and money is usually the way! But one can navigate a way through, regards.
So are you saying Paul shouldn't get a voice because he's famous or because not every single person does?
Do you want to hear people that speak up or only from a select few you choose?
I'm confused by your logic.
No surprises again with a distrustful media and contemptible Police.
@Mark Hepworth Who said it was a conspiracy, and why are you thinking about aliens and rectums? Keep your fantasies your own.
@Mark Hepworth For clarity, read the trail of the messages and you'll find you referred the word first, but. thanks for confirming your suspicions there may be a link between the two.
@Mark Hepworth Your confused.
"Baroness Laurence""!!!??? What has she done to warrant a seat in the House of Lords???!!!
When i was in London in the 60's, the MET was called 'the filth' and with good reason
well said Paul back you all 100% do not pay for a tv licence
Wow!! When you are honest your conviction about facts goes beyond imaginable, we can see in his eyes he is telling the truth. Well done Sr Paul.
" No, no, no I am not having this" 😂😂😂😂
Articulate, intelligent, great self control. His integrity intact, professional and a gentleman. Brave too! Always loved his broadcasting style! What this man went through was deplorable!
Well, he would have his integrity intact, but you seem unaware or prefering to forget that he still works for the BBC (Counterpoint, BBC Radio 4 quiz show).
Great self control? You must be joking!
Gambo. Total quality. Thank you sir.
The man who told you the truth the day Jimmy Saville died, go back and find it and listen to what he said back then, Legend.
I found this one - It's awful. ruclips.net/video/P--EIek-2OY/видео.html
Never knew this interview existed, thanks for making me look it up.
Fantastic, What a warrior, Paul, I admire your tenacity and sympathize with the dreadful pain you have gone through as an innocent man.
Well done Paul Gambaccini for defending yourself.
"We haven't come for the BBC yet, because we're doing the Met now..." - Wow, respect Paul.
Love it 👍👍👍👍
These so-called journalists know they can say whatever they like as the have their TV companies backing them. Truth…they wouldn’t know the truth if it bit them on the bum. No one in that business speaks the truth …..it’s a long-forgotten art.
It's a great response to a question. The BBC must be scared. Alex Bellend Belfield is nothing to what this group are going to do.
@@Blobby192 I dont think Paul needs the money. He is going all out for revenge.
He was spot on and far too good at making his point than the BBC realised
"Please don't shout at me" is an attempt to belittle Paul. It's a tactic, playing that card in this victim-centric world. He wasn't shouting; he was being passionate. Being a former muck raker, I'm surprised she is so thin-skinned.
I couldn't agree more
Yes, this pathetic tactic is used by all individuals and organisations to escape scrutiny of their actions when they fail to fulfill their obligations correctly.
Nah, he raised his voice and stopped her changing the subject. It is odd how these strong women get upset by a raised voice ...
Perfectly reasonable request...He should be articulate enough not to raise his voice unnecessarily. Most of the interview he managed to be coherent without rudeness. He got a pretty good deal tbh...nearly 10 minutes to make his point/rant - Depending on your opinion - and mostly was allowed to speak unchallenged. It was perfectly acceptable for Derbyshire to put alternative points of view and point out others were not there to defend themselves. I have frustration with the BBC on some issues but the ridiculous and politically driven BBC-bashing is very transparent..
Spot on old chap. Spot on...
Look at what Alex Belfield has gone though
The cases are virtually identical, the BBC, the Met and Nottingham police are corrupt to the core.
Alex is in court for stalking charges so what he says is not strictly true
He deserves it !
@Соломон Пояс it's all over the internet
@Соломон Пояс Thanks you saved me the trouble of putting this troll nuS nuS right!
It was one of those inside evil smiles I got when I heard a few years ago on the radio that Victoria Derbyshire's show had been cancelled. Why would a normal person like me that doesn't wish ill on people think like that? That same inside smile just came out in a big evil smile watching this as like a fly caught in the web, Derbyshire had no where to go here as the likes of her type of "journalism" as she probably calls herself is the "gotcha" type. Catch people off guard, fall in to line, this is your interview but it is my interview too. I just wish more people like Gambaccini would come along and it's always the quiet ones. If you'd said Galloway or the knob that is David Lammy, you'd expect it, but Paul Gambaccini lol?
Well done Paul. I grew up respecting BBC newsreaders. I knew all their names as a kid. Moira Stewart, Peter Sissons etc. People naturally respected them. The likes of Derbyshire thinks that respect is deserved. It ozzzesses off her. Even in her tone of voice.
I say again, well done Paul!
A journalist who went into an interview with insufficient research to back her up.
She has a face for radio.
Just as well that I don't have an ear for her@@Nina5144
I love her attempt to keep cool and calm, but it's exactly that attitude she displays which angers so many people about the BBC, people like Paul are mad and rightly so
Because she is not really listening, just wanting to give the pushback and toe the party line. So supercilious about 'people not here to defend themselves' - you cannot defend the indefensible and call yourself civilised !!!
@Arthur Daley And he was hardly shouting, passionate and animated I call it. Tell Rodney to tune in to . Kathy newham interviews Jordan Peterson if he wants to see another brutal dissection. I know he is a bit of a plonker so I'm sure he hasnt watched it yet.
@Arthur Daley Omg Yes!!!
Minder 🙄
@Arthur Daley Arthur Daley was in " minder "but yes I mistook u for Del boy.
I do so hope Paul keeps to his word when he says that he and others will be coming for the BBC in due course - or words to that effect. I'm sick and tired of that organization's arrogance right now.
Defund them. Pay them nothing.
"I will dissect her like a frog - without ether." This is an angry but cool and intelligent man who's had enough BBC bullshit. Power to you Paul.
He was invited on to the show to discuss the open letter..
@@absoluteacw Whatever.
16/8 22 V D could have taken Gambo up on that offer - instead she wriggled with the lid replacing it on the unexpected can of worms that had landed in her lap !
Her 'professionalism' is just a complete lack of empathy and recognition of human emotion.
Her hair looks ridiculous, doesn't look real 👀
@@user-ln4qe1sh8i she's had cancer, perhaps it's a wig. However, that doesn't excuse the fact she is one of the vilest people on the BBC, and that's saying something!
Robot
She may be an Alien / Zombie, who knows,
@@peterduff9281 Karma then. Awful person tbh.
Go get them gambo
Is this the same Paul Gambaccini who knew about what Jimmy Saville was upto for years and never said a word!
And what did Ian Hislop know? Strange how he took money to appear with Savile but was given a free ride by Private Eye! I wonder how Hislop managed to avoid the usual muckraking and innuendo from that magazine! Anyone have any idea?
I live in Australia. I have no idea what this is about but I do know that Derbyshire has form. My inclination is to believe Mr Gambaccini until convinced otherwise. Our ABC here in Australia desperately needs someone like him to ruffle their arrogant complacency.
Derbyshire is actually one if the few decent ones. The BBC were so scared by her taking on right wing liars and doing proper journalism that they axed her own show and put her on here where she'll likely have to follow a particular line.
Defund the ABC.
@@exert2020 Derbyshire - one of the decent one's ? There is nobody decent on that biased channel
@@exert2020
"Decent Ones" At the BBC. 🤔
I can't think of any.
Sky News Australia has many.
One of the best news channels on RUclips.
And I'm from the UK. 😃😆
@@exert2020 Hahaha......just hahaha.
" I never knew Pinocchio had a sister", what a splendid expression.
Well said
What did he mean. Is she made out of wood, does she get chased by a whale, does she have a cricket for her conscience ???
It was embarrassing.
@@absoluteacw No it wasn’t, it was superb
@@ReDeV7 It was embarrassing.
I feel I owe a lot to Paul Gambaccini in so much as helping me to discover 50s, 60s and 70s music, which would have been the soundtrack of my parents' lives. I'm particularly thinking about the Top 100 albums book from the mid-late '80s. From there I became a fan of the likes of the Velvet Underground, Van Morrison, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Creedence, Otis etc...even some Simon and Garfunkel, as well as the Pistols and the Clash.
Happy memories of teenage years, where there were sunny weekends, Sunday roasts, some new, but old, records to play - to hear for the first time.
Keep on Rockin'
Well done Paul, Derbyshire had a nasty reputation many years ago at GMR (BBC Greater Manchester Radio). Good to see someone stand up to this person!!
Thank God there are still people in the limelight who are willing and able to speak out against corruption. They are the voice of the people. Not the corrupt BBC, Government and police. Thank you Paul.
Paul is absolutely right about the higher echelons of the police. The rot set in in the late 1970's when the graduate entry scheme was introduced to create rapid promotion for graduates. This has led to a situation today where we have people of Assistant Chief Constable rank with hardly 3 years experience of policing. There are too many people at the top of the police service who have more degrees than arrests. Many couldn't investigate a smell from a drain, its that bad. As for 'leadership' you don't become a good leader from staring at a computer or just drifting from one office to another. I remember listening to a Met Superintendent during the Lawrence enquiry, telling the enquiry that he didn't know what his powers of arrest were. Can you believe it? Pathetic. Front line experience is essential in policing, understanding the sort of people you will come up against and recognising that the police are dealing by and large with dishonest and wholly unscrupulous people who will go to any lengths to evade the law. Too many at the top in policing don't understand that. Its getting worse because of this woke and diversity rubbish where today officers are being promoted for no other reason that to tick boxes in the drive for more diversity. Police leaders need to know about policing, but too many are just pen pushers staring at computers all day. The fault lies with politicians who have politicised the police, demanding degree qualifications for recruits, intruding political people as Crime Commissioners countrywide. Police forces need to get back to having hard nosed coppers in charge not academic idiots.
Absolutely brilliant Paul 👏 you can almost hear Derbyshires producer screaming "get him off get him off!" 🤣🤣🤣
I don't think so. TV producers love this sort of thing.
I suspect Paul will not be invited back again for BBC interviews.
GB News listening?
GB News is even more biased than the BBC for goodness sake. Utter garbage "News" station.
Go Paul.... total respect for you..... I detest the BBC.... I stopped paying my TV licence a long time ago.... I would prefer to cut my arm off than fund the BBC....
I find that woman’s interviewing technique to be abusive at times.
Like the police she is never wrong.
bbc and the police at last the truth is coming out thankyou and respect to you Paul Gambacccini not many put themselves in the fireing line
Frankly I never had much time for this old queen but after reluctantly reading his book about the false allegations made about him and the absolutely outrageous investigation I too was outraged and from then on I have nothing but admiration and respect for this man, his courage and fortitude during the time of his accusations was to be admired so one can understand his rapid rage when faced 8 years later with Derbyshire and her insensitive remarks.
Derbyshire is just another hack.
It was shocking to hear Crassida Dick was promoted, bearing in mind she was the Gold Commander involved in the murder of a innocent Male
shot to death at Stockwell Tube Station by police officers.
I've been saying the same for years. It's utterly shocking how she got a promotion after this despicable incident, and I can't do anything but assume her aggrandizement was the result of some box-ticking exercise.
She is also a member of "common purpose " which are just a bunch of international zionist bankers funded puppets .
@@alisonhilll4317 I was waiting for the first conspiracy theory and anti-Semitic post to appear...
@@jamesatkinson7691 Yes, she ticked the boxes, coming out as she was promoted!
And the ex Met boss Ian Blair was made a Lord, he was found to have lied about the Stockwell incident!
That is the Met Police, then and now and never fully held to account.
@@alisonhilll4317 Wonder what she has to do to be a member!
What a breath of fresh air with this credible and convincing Gentleman!!!
Brilliant Paul
That smile when he talks about the years to come. Thats not a threat, thats a promise. Paul is like the public. We are all angry and tired of having people in power telling us how to think and do things, erasing our past, destroying our culture, deriding our victories and making us be ashamed of who we are. I hope Paul is able to fix the Met and I REALLY would like to see him come for the BBC and then come for all the other establishments. He is the hero we need.
If all the public were really angry about the current situation, millions would be marching to Downing street. Pff...we talk a good game but there is no action. Oh yeah and we vote the same people in again and again and again.
@@k9any I concide. Your right.
@@k9any "We won't get fooled again" Meet the new boss...same as the old boss. The Who, 50 years ago, and as true today.
The British people will sit still for anything. We're nowt more than sheep. The fact that the current administration has survived unscathed is testament to that.
@@k9any We're not French enough. Our protesting style is weak and yes, vote the very people in who cause the problems. Is the voting maybe rigged.
Brilliant representation of your fight against those who will NOT be held responsible! Good on you Paul!
Just the other week, thousands of people surrounded the BBC, chanting “shame on you”.
It’s the beginning of the end for auntie.
Nah, they don't care about public opinion as long as they have the majority of the sheep's minds.
The BBC if the governments most powerful tool of social control and engineering. It will never stop.
Who needs enemies when we’ve got the BBC.
@@dm2216 This is very true unfortunately nothing will change
Was that thousands of anti vaxxers who think there is a microchip in the vaccine? Not exactly representative of the public at large.
@@testudohorsfieldii7052 what makes them antivaxxers?
Good for him.You can hear the anger and simmering rage in his voice with the unjustified and unfair treatment he has received in all this.People's lives and reputations have been destroyed in the course of botched investigations, and police malpractice, and it's about time there was so accountability in all this.The Met commissioners position has become a political, instead of an operational appointment,filled with totally unsuitable candidates for that role.Only my opinion of course, but when did we last have an outstanding individual in that role that inspired any confidence.
I'm shocked the beeb let the interview go on ! perhaps an intern at the controls. Anyway good for Mr Gambaccini for letting out a little truth, so hard to do these days.
Dreadful woman, she shouldn’t have defended the Met, when the Met wouldn’t be interviewed along with Paul…
Exactly and both refused to comment too. The met (and the police in general; see Alex Belfield on youtube) and the London Mayor hold most people in contempt!
Victoria was not defending the Met; she was putting forward opposing viewpoints to enhance the quality of the interview. These alternative viewpoints gave Paul more ammunition to attack the Met' Police.
Clearly not "defending" the Met. Dont be so ridiculous.
This man goes to the top of the class , in my opinion. At last someone stands up.
Excellent. Modern journalists are paid toe antagonise and provoke reactions from their interviewees. 9 times out of 10 they come out on the winning side due to those interviewees being ill prepared with inferior resources to hand. Not this time. Well done Paul
Mr Gambaccini please be assured that the vast majority of the British public are with you and the truth will come out.
Well done Paul 👏
Still haven't bought a license...14years 👌...well done paul
How brave of him to challenge the BBC and the Met. He will now be even more sidelined, silenced and ostracised.
I just luv this man. So many people are screwed by the police and the BBC.
@Black Coffee Now ?
She is so obviously out of her depth, and towing the party (BBC) line. Well said Paul Gambaccini. I have always found him to be the most articulate and eloquent of men.
She’s two faced
No, she's toeing the party line.
What an impressive guy. He manages to remain articulate even when he is so obviously blazing mad.
This country needs leadership of his quality..
We must be watching a different clip.
@@absoluteacw Even when he says, "I will dissect her like a frog without ether" at the end?
@@Treviscoe Especially then
Yeah, it takes a serious intellect to be able to do that (which he clearly has).
Are you talking about the loathsome man in that clip?
I never imagined I'd see Paul Gambaccini like this! His courage is immense and he expresses his anger at injustices so eloquently and powerfully. I wish him all the very best. For a man in his seventies to take this on is admirable. I remember losing huge respect for the BBC the day they so gleefully and sensationally "reported" the Cliff Richard "news". I smelt a giant, corporate rat. Their conduct has been appalling.
I could not agree more, Tracey. He is a hero, Derbyshire is carefully guarding her 30 pieces of silver.
@@Boudicca165 He's a hero????? your idea of a hero is far from the rest of us.
@@BBob1 You dont speak for me. Imagine entering your final trimester of life getting a knock on the door with salatious, slanderous clearly false accusations of peodophilia and then having to fight 3.5 years to clear your name. Most people, especially his age, would then dissapear into the long grass and accept compo. This guy wants justice and he's calling out corruption within mainstream media and met police, he has guts and its that gut which is producing the appropriate visceral anger definitely a hero.....if he sees this through we could owe him a debt of gratitude.
@@BBob1
I don't know quite how I would cope with the excitement of reaching agreement with someone called Billy Bob, so thanks for telling me. 🌞
@P JL I doubt that, really. It's the sheer crassness and low quality of broadcasting that really grates with me these days.
"As a journalist" - I literally - and I do mean literally - laughed out loud at that ridiculous comment.
Extremely well done Mr Gambaccini. What a wet interviewer. Whats with the 'please don't shout at me'? If you can't stand the heat then don't interview emotionally charged topics, which clearly this is! What a prima donna this woman is! Cold as fish. Does she not understand what this man has been through!!!
Holy shit that was absolutely fantastic. BBC "impartiality" ripped to shreds with a smile.
But yet he is still paid by the BBC
@@jonhandle yeah fantastic isn't it 👍
Hello, Agreed. take a look at John Sweeney sacked for getting a lone young female drunk on BBC expenses to tell lies about a certain person for a pan a drama epiode. Biased BC.
@@jonhandle He was paid by the BBC long beforehand. And what better place to expose the BBC than from within?
When you get right down to it, there are secret societies at the top echelons of everywhere. One hand washes the other, so nothing will ever change until this one thing is resolved. JFK lost his life for bringing about this information to the general public, yet it still continues. This is why Savile got away with it for so long, the Met will just sweep it under the rug if he is one of theirs, or connected with higher ups who are. Same at the Beeb, the top job is always held by a m*son.
Wow, well done Paul for bringing to the public's attention how corrupt our police and public broadcaster are.
Derbyshire = Reptile
Reptiles are better looking than her and don’t earn her bloated salary😬
@@barneyrubble8590 You do have a point😁
I don't know much about Gambaccini, or his case, but it's no wonder her voice and overall haughty attitude towards him rubbed him up the wrong way. This reminds me of her laughable 'interview' with Carl Benjamin. She sums up everything wrong with the BBC.
Anything featuring Carl Benjamin is laughable.
And Sebastian Ghorka , he tore strips of her righteous bullshit questioning ..✌🏻
@@videolad3057 nah, Sargons alright.
Me, a relative nobody, emailed Paul some time ago to express my sadness at what happened to him but also my admiration for his courage and purposeful anger. He was gracious enough to reply. As for the BBC, there's a deep and tragic story to be told about an organisation that for decades protected and cosseted one of the very worst sex offenders the nation has ever known, while showing malicious complicity in the witch-hunt of Mr. Gambaccini and other innocents.
The house of cards is toppling.
Well done Paul!!!
Sadly it's still intact and Dick is still office; Shameless.
Not just the met!
It's sad how mud sticks and in this case the mud is profoundly life changing . I meet people who still believe content of the witch hunt .
Well done Paul . Live long and contently .
You go for it Paul. People like you do make a difference.
Thank you!
There is actually a lot more to this story than meets the eye. Paul Gambaccini put his finger on it when he said the BBC were as much to blame as the Met. I would love to know what PG is keeping back for a rainy day - or is that a nuclear day?
listen to alex bellfield he is going through a lot worse with the bbc and police colluding together at the moment he worked for them for yrs and because he is a whistle blower he is being hounded
Belfield is a plant.
@@ceefaxbbctv8788 post a link to back your claim plz
The whole sex scandals started with Saville. Close ties to royals, politicians and police top brass. The story had to be changed whilst seemingly like things were being done. In the space of months the spotlight moved from Savilles perversions and his links to others, to people like PG and Dave Lee Travis. If you look at the Epstein and Ghislane investigation you see the same tactics used of obfuscation and misdirection and if that fails a news blackout.
@@matthewstone1362 The whole Saville case was mishandled from the start. The original accusations were patently false and motivated by revenge (the documentary maker was related to the head of the girl's school and was in some sort of tiff with her). Then the bandwagon allegations poor in, 99% of which were opportunist and ended when the cash ran out; and we are left with what? A handful of allegations that have a strong ring of truth about them and only a few with actual evidence? Saville was bigged up as this monstrous kiddy fiddler who abused thousands yet, in the end, was just a common or garden nonce. He was, incidently, roundly hated by the BBC, not for his sexual peccadilloes, but his politics. He was useful as a puff piece to royals and politicians, who could show what good chaps they really were by shaking hands with a charity god from the working class.
There's no conspiracy here, except in how to control 'Slebs and public figures. Just incompetence, cover-up and opportunism. As per.
Anyone who feels the way he does about the BBC gets my vote. Vile organisation, so much power and not a vote cast for any of them, democracy at work huh !
I met him last year at Costa coffee Ashby de la Zouch, spoke to him for a couple of mins. Really nice bloke. I just get the feeling he knows what he's on about here. Top man.
Just another reason to cancel your TV licence and to NEVER trust the police or government. 🏴🇬🇧🏴
I don't have a tv licence, never trusted the met police and absolutely hate this government and hope all contract covid. REFORM UK 🏴 for me at the next general election.
My nigga ✊ Preach, brother.
Yes, I want to cancel mine I know what to do but just need clarification what I am able to watch without a License. Can anyone advise me I would be grateful.
@@pepwaverley2185 oh get a grip on what's happening here in the UK. Obviously you are a sheltered person who don't get out much and when you do, it's to a toffs party where everybody is all La-De-Da hooray Henry. As for the tv licence, you carry on paying it to a corrupt company who cover up child molesters and lying journalists, one who which was involved in the murder of our lovely Princess Diana. As for the Met Police, I know that the met police force is corrupt, I worked alongside them in the British transport police, so don't talk about things YOU THINK you are correct about because you are so wrong. As for the tv licence, you do not require one if you are NOT watching or recording live tv or BBC IPlayer so once again, get your facts right before making a comment.
@@pepwaverley2185 I don't agree with you at all. Neither am I encouraging people to break the law. I haven't watched MSM for 18 months and am not interested in watching it ever again - anyone who still is are being brainwashed. The BBC is the most corrupt organisation and complicit it government propaganda - I now wonder just how long this has been going on. I campaigned for this government & my local Con MP and as far as I'm concerned they are NOT conservative - after contacting my useless MP more than 30 times in past 18 months I have cancelled my membership. 2 years ago I was a voter at a selection for another local Con MP candidate & watched a nobody get selected then elected and now his WIFE is countyl police commissioner - another nobody with no experience. This all stinks of rot! As for the Police - I have in my life witnessed 3 families destroyed by bungling inept police. When they are more interested in 'Taking the knee', rainbowing their vehicles, speed fines and 'C0v1d' laws than real crime fighting then they are no longer working for the people. I do not speak glibly - my experiences have taught me much - and I will ADD to the list the NHS, I could write a BOOK on my families experiences with the NHS you people clapped for. Don't assume bandwagon jumping - I have many reasons and speak with experience. Glad you've had such a perfect life. 🏴🇬🇧🏴
He is an absolute legend!!
@paulconway3365 Oh paul, your abit late with this one. You take care of yourself now ok duck 🦆! All the best.
Total respect to this man and his perfectly legitimate and understandable rage. Probably like the majority of people in this country, I am sick to the back teeth of the media and in particular the BBC and how they conduct themselves, I mean really sick. The way they were complicit in the Cliff Richard scandal is beyond words, absolutely disgusting and a vile way to conduct themselves.
Gambo and Sir Cliff were cornerstones of the BBC then the beeb pull those stunts
Hush hush eye to eye 😂☝️
And the thing interviewing him knows full well what's she's doing, she's no journalist, she's a hack with an agenda to try to discredit him. She's never interested in people's replies, she just wants to make her own point. She claimed she didn't know some things, it's her job to know the subject on which she's reporting.
@@mickk8519 she couldn't have known what she was not privy to. By the sound of it, it was a private conversation between Proctor and Gambaccini.
Cliff Richard was a big distractor for BBC complicity with Saville and God knows what else
my job as "BBC journalist" is to read exactly what I am told by the powers
And get paid a huge amount for doing so !
that be
Whose powers.
@@elainetalbot2947 The Powers That Be / TPTB
@@elainetalbot2947 Th Powers "that be",, who ever is pulling Boris and Co strings.. because Boris is not in charge , thats for sure
All his income streams were suspended on the back of those false allegations. He didn’t just suffer reputational damage but endured appalling financial hardship too and was reliant on the generosity of friends to keep his head above water before he was belatedly totally vindicated. No wonder his anger is positively white hot!
Derbyshire is a dreadful reporter, well done Paul Gambaccini, go get em. You need to speak to Alex Belfield. De-fund the corrupt and complicit BBC
Alex Belfield? That jumped up little pipsqueak?
She is in a long line of blatant Tory supporting BBC journalists.
BBC will die out with the baby boomers.
Alex 'bedwetter' Belfield?! My enemy's enemy is NOT my friend!
@@gladiammgtow4092 ok wokester
BBC your next!