I don't blame UKIP supporters for being overly sensitive here the media bias is clear BUT this is a comedy show I have seen several times now and they go after other parties in a similar way. Its funny.
ukip was a closet fascist party in Farages time with them but since he left it is overtly racist and mysoginist. It deliberately spread fear of the EU with false accusations of the EU being a danger to UK sovereignty.
@@JohnSmiffer It doesn't endanger our sovereignty, we chose to enter the EU and, now, we have chosen to leave it. If we had no sovereignty, we would have been forced in and refused exit, or at the very least refused exit. We willingly signed up to the EU with the understanding that EU law holds value over UK law, we willingly gave up any sovereignty that has been taken, and we are now exercising that sovereignty to leave it.
I genuinely wonder if the people bitching about how ol' precious Nige is being mocked have ever watched a full episode of HIGNFY. Especially the recent ones with Corbyn. HOLY SHIT they rip into him!
Have some of these UKIP supporters never seen HIGNFY before. They mock EVERYONE get over yourselves and stop thinking that your party should be free from mockery. If they were mocking Lab/Con/Lib you'd be laughing but oh how dare they attack Nigel. Accept that like other parties there is a lot to mock about UKIP and these criticisms they give are very valid they are not bias or irrational at all. It is incredibly hypocritical and illogical that he doesn't want foreigners taking British jobs yet his wife is German and has a British job.
that's an unfair generalisation. if this was about tories or labour being made fun of then it would be tory or labour supporters being upset. i'm not a UKIP supporter, but its only fair to point that out.
+imMIB123 fair enough, i should know better than to make sweeping generalisations. But for those that are but hurt by comedy, it shows that you are insecure about your policies, this applies to any party.
Showed the duplicity of Nigel Farrage. His German wife being given (not interviewed) a plum job which is denied to a British worker who could work those 'unsocial hours'. If Doctors and Nurses can work long and unsocial hours, then why can't a UKIP supporter?
His wife has to brief him on meeting, legislation, reports etc etc when he returns home at whatever time of day that maybe. How can anyone who isn't his wife fulfil that role? Her salary is £25,000 a year working outside the office hours.
***** So by your theory, it should be Chris Martin (The Prime Minister's current Secretary) that should be married to the PM and not Samantha Cameron. and i'm sure the PM's secretary's office hours are even more unsociable hours than Farage's
At those times of the evening a wife or husband can only do that, no one else can do that role. Chances are anyone other than a partner will have a family or other commitments, so that scenario of yours is pretty impossible.
Tbh my response would have been. "My wife could get an important message for me at 2am that wakes her up....all she has to do then is turn to me in the same bed, wake me up and relay that message and I can get to work. No employee British or no could be that efficient unless I shared a bed with them"
I am a UKIP member and to be honest, I have seen this show abuse many political parties over the years. UKIP has been at the forefront recently but that is only because of progress through the polls. Taking offence at comedic show based around politics is pretty pointless. I must say, I find it interesting that Paul Merton doesn't really get involved with the UKIP jokes as much as he does with other parties. Little tip about the media, any outside organisation which is different to their own will be ridiculed and harassed, just how it is. Until that organisation becomes the norm expect this behaviour. We are all guilty of ridiculing something we do not perceive to be right before we understand it's messages.
A very fair and balanced view of the programme, and unlike many of the other UKIP supporters who seem to have come out en masse to attack this clip seemingly unaware of that oh-so important context. I myself do not support UKIP, but on this point we can agree!
@@blackphilip8936 and you think being out the UK will turn fascist like you? your world of fascist magical realism is already crumbling. The EU will welome us welcoming the return. Pragmatism will win. Binning membership of one of the worlds biggest trading blocks will hurt far too many family budgets way too much.
Firage should have said I've got a German working for me because she is my wife Lol! I could have a Brit working for me but I love my wife and employing her gives me time with her because I work so many hours away from the woman I love then it couldn't be spun like that! In fact it would have got more votes!
Many references in posts here to the UK joining the EU. Well, it didn't. The UK joined the European Economic Community (EEC) which, as the name suggests, was a tariff-free and duty-free trading zone and it made good sense to join. As a result, the UK went from having one of the weakest economies in Europe (up to the mid 70s) to one the strongest within a few years. It was the subsequent 'evolution' from a free-trading arrangement to relinquishing more and more governmental-type control to 'Europe' that became the step too far for some.
The fact that Tim Martin and Simon Wolfston full brexit supporters who now want to change immigration laws, because Brexit has meant they have suffered labour shortages in their companies, is very evident that it is true. But lets just say it wasn't! If a warehouse is still employing a majority of Polish workers to work here, then the argument that voting brexit to stop overseas people taking jobs, was a completely misleading.
Michael Yeovil dont worry years later, and today I know almost no one with tv license anymore :) BBC and co are history and only the older generations will be fuming at their boxes for it's last days. Internet and social media is the next propaganda worries, and the biased BBC news will trickle over their agenda to crap like Facebook, which thankfully again I don't know many people these days who use that either:) As people continue waking up, propaganda will keep slipping it's grip, until those funding it need to change their tactics drastically... and sadly, they will. Once corruption is in a position of high authority, they aren't going to just give that up in the name of democracy. This is why since the early war days, since radio, newspapers, etc, political thinking has been absolutely conditioned on a consistent basis at every given oppourtunity.
This bunch of BBC lefties living very comfortable lives in the richest parts of the UK shouldn't be mocking what Nigel stands for. You are completely out of touch. Shame on you! Let's see who will have the last laugh!!
only the extreme right wing hates the BBC and that is because absolutely noone likes their nasty party. The only good press they get is from little weird hate fueled websites dedicated to hate parties.
@@bongofrenzy303 The anti-imperialist left ('tankies') and dissident right ('neo-nazis') both hate the neoliberal, socially liberal post-war consensus that the BBC embodies, albeit for different reasons.
When you learn that a woman on a UKIP poster is really a UKIP member and that Mrs Farage was born in Germany you're inclined to think: So what! When you learn that BBC political correspondent Nick Robinson was once Chairman of the Young Conservatives and President of the Oxford University Conservative Association, you're inclined to think: Why aren't you asking David Cameron why a Tory councillor has just resigned for falsely claiming to have been awarded the MBE Nick?
chris Mulley As I understand it UKIP policy is for controlled immigration - so it's a moot point. This media onslaught against a legal political party has descended into farce.
Probably because his boss didn't tell him too. He's an interviewer not a reporter, so he doesn't search for his own stories - instead he's given his pre-organised assignments by the upper echelons. My guess would be that they'd send a more Labour type to grill the tories and a more Tory type to grill the labourites in order to avoid any leanings, objective though interviewers must strive to be.
I'm fairly disappointed with the BBC for posting this, this is very one sided and although these people disagree with his and UKIP's view many agree and vote for him.
The BBC fails to realise how many people actually support UKIP. If they focused as much as they do on picking the faults of UKIP as on the government and opposition we'd be a very well governed and healthy democracy. But no. The BBC is instead run by a load of pro-establishment liberals.
im generally quite happy with the bbc's behavior regarding impartiality, but it really isnt very fair on UKIP to be hounded by the bbc like this. the only reason they havent been called out for this is because nobody wants to be tarnished with the brush of being branded a UKIP supporter.
No, this isn't fair- it is a comedy programme so of course, there is going to be jokes pointed at any political party, and it happened to be UKIP this time. Touchy.
Not unfair at all - HIGNFY have attacked Cameron, Clegg and Milliband many, many times - that's what they do. The BBC News team have done the same to Milliband as well - I've seen Jeremy Paxman tearing Labor party policies apart on Newsnight. They're very impartial - but impartial seems to mean something entirely different when it comes to Tory and UKIP voters, it seems,... impartial should, of course, mean a pleasant whitewash for the Right. Well that's not how the world works.
Martin Clunes looks so cool with the glasses
I don't blame UKIP supporters for being overly sensitive here the media bias is clear BUT this is a comedy show I have seen several times now and they go after other parties in a similar way. Its funny.
Did UKIP once call the Kent Police on Ian?
ukip was a closet fascist party in Farages time with them but since he left it is overtly racist and mysoginist.
It deliberately spread fear of the EU with false accusations of the EU being a danger to UK sovereignty.
@@bongofrenzy303 so you are saying the people who vote for it are faciasts?
@@bongofrenzy303 Yes, why would being beheld to a foreign power endanger ones sovereignty? I think your brain needs an oil change.
@@JohnSmiffer It doesn't endanger our sovereignty, we chose to enter the EU and, now, we have chosen to leave it. If we had no sovereignty, we would have been forced in and refused exit, or at the very least refused exit. We willingly signed up to the EU with the understanding that EU law holds value over UK law, we willingly gave up any sovereignty that has been taken, and we are now exercising that sovereignty to leave it.
I genuinely wonder if the people bitching about how ol' precious Nige is being mocked have ever watched a full episode of HIGNFY. Especially the recent ones with Corbyn. HOLY SHIT they rip into him!
Yes they mock everyone but there is still a clear bias.
Have some of these UKIP supporters never seen HIGNFY before. They mock EVERYONE get over yourselves and stop thinking that your party should be free from mockery. If they were mocking Lab/Con/Lib you'd be laughing but oh how dare they attack Nigel. Accept that like other parties there is a lot to mock about UKIP and these criticisms they give are very valid they are not bias or irrational at all. It is incredibly hypocritical and illogical that he doesn't want foreigners taking British jobs yet his wife is German and has a British job.
It's his wife, ffs. One can be against child labor, but still have your kids do chores.
Thanks for posting.
It appears UKIP supporters don't have much of a sense of humour.
How so?
+Lewis Turner the UKIP supporters are being bitches in the comments because they were ridiculed.
that's an unfair generalisation. if this was about tories or labour being made fun of then it would be tory or labour supporters being upset. i'm not a UKIP supporter, but its only fair to point that out.
+imMIB123 fair enough, i should know better than to make sweeping generalisations.
But for those that are but hurt by comedy, it shows that you are insecure about your policies, this applies to any party.
Not much of any kind of sense, really.
Showed the duplicity of Nigel Farrage. His German wife being given (not interviewed) a plum job which is denied to a British worker who could work those 'unsocial hours'. If Doctors and Nurses can work long and unsocial hours, then why can't a UKIP supporter?
Yes a British woman she be given the opportunity to sleep with him , and your point is ? Sounding a bit racist yourself really
His wife has to brief him on meeting, legislation, reports etc etc when he returns home at whatever time of day that maybe. How can anyone who isn't his wife fulfil that role? Her salary is £25,000 a year working outside the office hours.
***** So by your theory, it should be Chris Martin (The Prime Minister's current Secretary) that should be married to the PM and not Samantha Cameron. and i'm sure the PM's secretary's office hours are even more unsociable hours than Farage's
That's assumption, not fact. Assuming a point to back up your claim is pointless.
At those times of the evening a wife or husband can only do that, no one else can do that role. Chances are anyone other than a partner will have a family or other commitments, so that scenario of yours is pretty impossible.
Those UKIP posters aged well....
you go nick robinson, you go
Tbh my response would have been. "My wife could get an important message for me at 2am that wakes her up....all she has to do then is turn to me in the same bed, wake me up and relay that message and I can get to work. No employee British or no could be that efficient unless I shared a bed with them"
so all secretaries are in bed with their managers?.... more than a bit of an insult to how many people?
@@bongofrenzy303 what? His wife is his secretary. When did I say anything like ALL secretaries are in bed with their managers?
The anti-Ukip and anti-brexit stuff on TV and on social media really used to wind me up until we won lol. Now it's hilarious
How's that panning out?
Its a fair rip into Uncle Nigel to be honest.
I like the comments below like "Haha we won", whilst the country braces itself for a recession caused in due part by brexit. Yes, we truly did win...
I am a UKIP member and to be honest, I have seen this show abuse many political parties over the years. UKIP has been at the forefront recently but that is only because of progress through the polls. Taking offence at comedic show based around politics is pretty pointless. I must say, I find it interesting that Paul Merton doesn't really get involved with the UKIP jokes as much as he does with other parties. Little tip about the media, any outside organisation which is different to their own will be ridiculed and harassed, just how it is. Until that organisation becomes the norm expect this behaviour. We are all guilty of ridiculing something we do not perceive to be right before we understand it's messages.
To be fair Paul Merton usually does jokes about absurd things like penguin stories Hislop specialises in the satire.
Well I'm glad to finally find a UKIP supporter who understands the meaning of 'free speech'.
***** What's your opinion on Farage's recent attack on this very programme?
A very fair and balanced view of the programme, and unlike many of the other UKIP supporters who seem to have come out en masse to attack this clip seemingly unaware of that oh-so important context. I myself do not support UKIP, but on this point we can agree!
Thomas M N To be fair, ukip deserve every bit of criticism they get
"Well your'e not laughing now are you!" 🤣 fkn shysters
What’s a modest salary in farages mind
About £450,000 from Aaron Banks
*Sigh* why is he so perfect?
They are not laughing now.
Why not? Is UKIP actually doing well at something?
With regard to "no British person would work long hours for Nigel Farage"..
I VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE
Well to quote Nigel Farage " Well your Not Laughing Now"
If you watch the latest episode of HIGNFY you'll see that they are still laughing at him.
@@blackphilip8936 and you think being out the UK will turn fascist like you?
your world of fascist magical realism is already crumbling.
The EU will welome us welcoming the return. Pragmatism will win.
Binning membership of one of the worlds biggest trading blocks will hurt far too many family budgets way too much.
Your not laughing now! Hahahaha
Firage should have said I've got a German working for me because she is my wife Lol! I could have a Brit working for me but I love my wife and employing her gives me time with her because I work so many hours away from the woman I love then it couldn't be spun like that! In fact it would have got more votes!
Nigel your sadistic stop hurting my people.
Many references in posts here to the UK joining the EU. Well, it didn't. The UK joined the European Economic Community (EEC) which, as the name suggests, was a tariff-free and duty-free trading zone and it made good sense to join. As a result, the UK went from having one of the weakest economies in Europe (up to the mid 70s) to one the strongest within a few years. It was the subsequent 'evolution' from a free-trading arrangement to relinquishing more and more governmental-type control to 'Europe' that became the step too far for some.
They weren't laughing 26 months later. Oh and as the truck driver crisis has demonstrated - they did "come over here and take our jobs".
I remember when BBC used to at least try to be subtle about their political agenda pushing
Well seven years on. All the workers have gone home and now nobody in Britain wants to do the jobs they were doing!
Not true, I worked in a warehouse with a majority of Polish workers recently.
The fact that Tim Martin and Simon Wolfston full brexit supporters who now want to change immigration laws, because Brexit has meant they have suffered labour shortages in their companies, is very evident that it is true. But lets just say it wasn't! If a warehouse is still employing a majority of Polish workers to work here, then the argument that voting brexit to stop overseas people taking jobs, was a completely misleading.
If there are still Brits being paid benefits whilst there are jobs available, then the solution appears to be presenting itself!
RIP the British broadcasting Corporation. We were once proud of you!
Michael Yeovil dont worry years later, and today I know almost no one with tv license anymore :) BBC and co are history and only the older generations will be fuming at their boxes for it's last days. Internet and social media is the next propaganda worries, and the biased BBC news will trickle over their agenda to crap like Facebook, which thankfully again I don't know many people these days who use that either:) As people continue waking up, propaganda will keep slipping it's grip, until those funding it need to change their tactics drastically... and sadly, they will. Once corruption is in a position of high authority, they aren't going to just give that up in the name of democracy. This is why since the early war days, since radio, newspapers, etc, political thinking has been absolutely conditioned on a consistent basis at every given oppourtunity.
This bunch of BBC lefties living very comfortable lives in the richest parts of the UK shouldn't be mocking what Nigel stands for. You are completely out of touch. Shame on you! Let's see who will have the last laugh!!
well you cut that clip to how you liked it didn't you BBC..,. tut tut
Bahahhahahahahahahahhaha we won.
No you didn't, you may have won the vote but, are you any better off? No!
It is amazing how absolutely everyone complains about BBC bias. It is almost as if they are equally biased towards all political parties...
only the extreme right wing hates the BBC and that is because absolutely noone likes their nasty party.
The only good press they get is from little weird hate fueled websites dedicated to hate parties.
@@bongofrenzy303 The anti-imperialist left ('tankies') and dissident right ('neo-nazis') both hate the neoliberal, socially liberal post-war consensus that the BBC embodies, albeit for different reasons.
When you learn that a woman on a UKIP poster is really a UKIP member and that Mrs Farage was born in Germany you're inclined to think: So what! When you learn that BBC political correspondent Nick Robinson was once Chairman of the Young Conservatives and President of the Oxford University Conservative Association, you're inclined to think: Why aren't you asking David Cameron why a Tory councillor has just resigned for falsely claiming to have been awarded the MBE Nick?
people who use his wife being german against are really scrapping the bottom of the barrel for genuine debate .
chris Mulley As I understand it UKIP policy is for controlled immigration - so it's a moot point. This media onslaught against a legal political party has descended into farce.
Probably because his boss didn't tell him too. He's an interviewer not a reporter, so he doesn't search for his own stories - instead he's given his pre-organised assignments by the upper echelons. My guess would be that they'd send a more Labour type to grill the tories and a more Tory type to grill the labourites in order to avoid any leanings, objective though interviewers must strive to be.
I'm fairly disappointed with the BBC for posting this, this is very one sided and although these people disagree with his and UKIP's view many agree and vote for him.
The BBC fails to realise how many people actually support UKIP. If they focused as much as they do on picking the faults of UKIP as on the government and opposition we'd be a very well governed and healthy democracy. But no. The BBC is instead run by a load of pro-establishment liberals.
im generally quite happy with the bbc's behavior regarding impartiality, but it really isnt very fair on UKIP to be hounded by the bbc like this. the only reason they havent been called out for this is because nobody wants to be tarnished with the brush of being branded a UKIP supporter.
Sam Logan who would want support of the bbc anyway , well apart from other kiddie fiddlers that is
No, this isn't fair- it is a comedy programme so of course, there is going to be jokes pointed at any political party, and it happened to be UKIP this time. Touchy.
Not unfair at all - HIGNFY have attacked Cameron, Clegg and Milliband many, many times - that's what they do. The BBC News team have done the same to Milliband as well - I've seen Jeremy Paxman tearing Labor party policies apart on Newsnight. They're very impartial - but impartial seems to mean something entirely different when it comes to Tory and UKIP voters, it seems,... impartial should, of course, mean a pleasant whitewash for the Right. Well that's not how the world works.
How anyone would vote for UKIP
I'm Dutch and it is clear to me that this is just slander... I thought British humor had a higher standard,
How is it slander?
Farage is invited on BBC shows worryingly often.
exactly ukip were given far too much oxygen.
another BBC propaganda piece.
Very Fake News. The more videos like that you make the less people will watch your channel.
Elisheva 777 I beg to differ
picking holes in Farage's 'logic' is funny.
Was waiting for the funny part....Anyway, I'm sure this increased the UKIP vote and now the Brexit Party's vote, thanks HIGNFY!!!
Watch the Farage interview again, this time really listen!
Nigel your sadistic stop hurting my people.
Nigel your sadistic stop hurting my people.
Nigel your sadistic stop hurting my people.