@ Shilcock 1. Not everyone who voted for Brexit had the same characteristics or reasons for their choice, many of them also had descendants living in the UK or EU. 2. In a democracy everyone who is eligible to vote has the right to do so. If you respect that democratic system then you have to accept that you may be out voted by people who disagree with you on one or more issues. Or, do you think the vote should not be given to 'these people' ? Presumably these are people not like you - middle-class, graduates who support centre-left political parties? @buroosh Are you referring to BAME communities and those people working in non-white collar jobs who have been exposed to public interaction? Why give thanks that anyone has lost their life to COVID????
@@kadensmike8190 If their reasons are based on ignorance, prejudice, racism, hearsay, propoganda and self interest, YES! As Winston Churcill said If you believe in democracy just spent 5 minutes talking to the average voter.
@@kadensmike8190 No mate, I'm referring to aged, overweight, uneducated British population who voted for Brexit and have given us a decade of Tory austerity out of fear of refugees. If you voted for Brexit or Boris Johnson, then you deserve to suffer the consequences - dying from COVID is the least of it.
almost sounds like "America is the best country in the world", which is also a cue for just ending the discussion, because you can't "discuss" things with idiots
@@johngodley256 That's unfortunately true of some people in the majority of countries, but most shockingly the UK and the US. Some people in the US don't know who fought in the Vietnam War.
The exchange only demonstrates that some people voted according to their feelings, and some of those passionate voters also voted to stay in the EU. What kind of society would we live in if we only allowed intellectuals to vote? Are you going to disenfranchise people who have low IQs or learning disabilities. Perhaps we should all sit a test before we are allowed a referendum vote - y'know, just to make sure we've carefully analysed the pros and cons?
@@kadensmike8190 honestly if we just had the prosperity of the country in mind you would have to change the approach to voting a bit. Not to argue elitism but to at least prepare the adolescense on how to approach those important decisions better. To really make them understand that the development of society is on the line and not just their feelings should be considered. Teach them it is okay to follow moral opinions but try to be more analytical as well for the sake of society. Especially if we think about how easy it is to manipulate over populism and how acessable the tools are to spread it.
Does he not realise that 99% of EU rules and regulations were probably written, drafted and pushed for by Britain, its industries and standards bodies. We were part of the EU.
@@markcockfield2932 Except in literally all trade deals that's precisely what happens. Conflict resolution is always done by international organisations. Because of course neither side of a deal wants to have disputes heard in the other's court instead of their own.
Yeah but but but the refugees. In America, the southern strategy has been used to get poor whites to vote against their self interests based on racism.
I teach a course on Britain and Europe. These videos are brilliant. They really do an amazing job of explaining just how ignorant people were - and are - about the EU.
Ignorant people who control everyone's destiny, not to worry we should be totally Americanized without a sniff of Socialism within ten years if things carry on as they have for the last 12.
You shouldnt be allowed to teach anything if you call people who disagree with you "ignorant". If the west does not do something about the left soon it will start to collapse.
@@filipbitala2624 I'd even go as far as call them NPC's... Just play the Skyrim theme over them talking and it makes it atleast a bit more entertaining.
I don't want immigrants coming in that can't afford to live here. If ure coming here to claim benefits and scrounge of my tax...then yeah I have a problem with that
@@shakiraschofield4729 Perhaps you should be more concerned with the £37 billion of tax payers money that the Tories have wasted on Track & Trace that doesn't work. Our money, gifted to Tory donors and supporters. Any benefits paid to asylum seekers are a drop in the ocean in comparison.
@@mrpopparouni8571 that's pretty funny considering many british people object to our £14 billion in overseas aid then have no problem with that failure of a project or that of HS2.
@@jdodger1091 i look forwards to not having my business extorted by foreign criminals from the Eastern Block that have been granted access by a passport that we never issued and cannot deny. But this isn't about me or any particular law it is about the future wellbeing of not being attached to a bunch of unscrupulous totalitarian bankers looking to line their pockets through corporate interests and absorbing our country into a superstate. The principle that we were giving away that which we were meant to safeguard for the future and wasn't ours to surrender is far bigger than any personal effect on me. Unlike my grandfathers generation I am not being asked to lay down my life to avoid a federal Europe. Though many countries would sacrifice a generation for such a just cause as reclaiming sovereignty.
They don’t have a reason. They just have a position. The position is they don’t want England to be in the EU. That’s where it stops and starts. Everything else is just made up after the fact to try and convince themselves that they are being rational rather than picking feelings over facts. It’s not about the reality, it’s about what they believe to be the reality and they are too attached to that to ever consider they might be wrong
@@generalyellor8188 yet they speak out of both sides of their mouths saying that about "the radical left" and that they are the REAL smart ones and full of wisdom. Folksy wisdom gets them extra points.
Same on this side of the pond. Trump's cult followers will rant about how he did more than any other president in American history...until you ask for examples, then waffle waffle waffle.
Not taking his side here, but there was a journalist testing people answering skills under aggressive questioning. He kept asking with a lot of insistence "name a woman, any woman" to people in the street, with a mic right to their faces, and some of them were completely unable to name even one. That was funny to watch. I'm just saying here that the interview does not reflect 100% what the guy likes/understands or doesn't.
I never saw anything like that but fair enough. If you're adamant about a position or ideal, you should be at least fairly knowledgeable in regards to that position or ideal (etc). That same passion can easily translate into more confidence which often times can help you under pressure. So for example, take a baseball fan, apply that same pressure and ask him to present an argument as to who the best baseball player ever is or to just name any baseball player and the results will likely be in stark contrast to what that same reporter got when he ran up on any rando and started urging them to name a woman.
@@niluje66 The difference between that video, and this, is in that video he practically dives on unsupecting people, bombarding them with questions with a promise of reward. In this someone listened to the radio, called in, waited the 10-30 mins to get a call back, and had nothing to say.
When he mentioned fishing and Norway, the EU negotiated a deal with Norway to access its waters. The UK could have participated in the same deal. Instead of accepting it our negotiators asked for 3 times the amount of fish Norway was prepared to give us. It didnt matter a jot to our negotiators that we didnt have the capacity in our fleet to catch that amount of fish, never mind process it. Norway, quite rightly said no, so the UK said to Norway they could not fish in our waters. Norway did like wise to the UK and banned us from fishing in their waters. Norway fully compensated its fishing fleet for being unable to access UK waters. The UK gave its fleet nothing.
Remember watching the Documentary, Trawlermen fishing for super big Cod and huge prawns just fifty miles off the coast of south west Norway, and then bringing those bumper catches back into Peterhead Port, landing same at the Quay, just in time for the Morning Market, and because of the freshness of the catch and the quality of the product they scored for bumper prices for same, that's all gone now Lads.
Trump was so bad for America. Him creating all the jobs, aiding progress in Middle east, keeping out of wars, sorting out immigration, getting three justices elected, exposing the FBI as crooks, getting more Black and Hispanic people in work, neutering North Korea and Syria, creating numerous trade deals, Challenging the Chinese crooks and seeking to stop them stealing American jobs and intellectual property, stopping the exploitation of America by foreign nations, seeking to deport foreign criminals, establishing new systems for looking after Asylum seekers, You are an idiot for voting for Biden and you will pay for your idiocy.
Best ever. Typical brexiteer who reads headline in Mail or Express and doesn't even attempt to read whole article , probably because it has no pictures . Can't understand words of multiple syllables .
@@johanferla9835 ahaha "Trump is gone" 😂 What if Trump moves now to a regular in every conservative talk show??? If that happens he wont be gone will he? He ll keep inflamming
@It'z all gon be kay no mate brexiters are idiots because they were conned by rich people into shooting themselves in the feet so those rich can be richer. If you can find one brexiter who can name one law they dislike then cool
@@andyisabeast7782 I will name one then, not that it is the point. The EU has the ability to provide passports to people. People with those passports cannot be denied entry into the UK under EU law regardless of criminal record etc unless they are a biohazard or are an immediate terrorist threat. I think we should be able to decide who is allowed in and it need not include organised crime bosses etc. Having said that, a principle such as sovereignty is much bigger than some trifle over a particular law. Only an idiot swallows their principles for convenience or some short term promise of non-existent economic benefits which in the long term is going to erode their well being.
@@Daveyboyz1978 hahaha ok matey talking about eroding their well being and I assume you voted for the Tories to do brexit come on how can you make that arguement ....idiot
@Red Lobster Skull sorry if you were joking. Might have gone over my head. China isn’t even a g7 nation is it? I’d honestly say that New Zealand has more claim to being a world leader than Britain at this point. At least they have a prime minister who’s competent and has some vision.
@johny 5 , Stop playing the race card and buying into identity politics, stop being such a victim and btw, never tell others those things...it’s YOU who plays the race card and has a chip on their shoulder, it’s YOU who buys into identity politics, it’s YOU who feels like a victim, don’t you dare ever tell anybody else that they’re using the race card. Your weakness has been exploited. As if leaving the EU ( a white continent ) stops brown people from coming over, it will increase them coming over and stop white EU immigrants from coming over as easy.. so dumb and weak
It's not even about Brexit. Communitarianism is a thing in several EU countries but it has more to do with history's heritage, post-colonialism... I don't understand people thinking being out of the EU is going to make their brown neighbors to move out or to solve radicalisation and security concerns. On the contrary it weakens it by further impoverishement and potential removal to all the EU criminal databases ( same for the european on this point).
UK: we want out EU: all right let's strike a deal then UK: yeah so we want to keep literally everything the same except the part where we pay money and take in foreigners
@@ciriousjoker I asked a 50 year old German who I worked with for a month what he thought about the European Union. His words not mine. Can he speak for Germans?
@@AussieZeKieL I worked with 6 germans, 4 indians, three japaneese (and 10 french) in my previous company, i can assure you the French and Germans were very happy about Europe, the Indians wish they had something like that instead of their government, and the Japanese i really could understand their accent so i don't really know, but i remember that they quite liked being able to visit Germany and Benelux with their French work visa.
@j sauce one form of decentralization is federalism. Confederation is a form of centralization. Federalism is when a state gives political power to a region. Confederation is when different states give political power to a central government.
@j sauce you not very smart are you? Federalism is one of the characteristics of a decentralized system. A perfect example is the United States of America which has a Federal system of government that still always states, who have Governors, that can set and exercise state rights. Hence why you hear the terms "States Rights" and "Federal Rights". Now go and educate yourself before providing a rebuttal you silly sausage
This is gold! It's like working in a call centre taking calls from idiots but instead of putting up with them, you have the mandate to challenge them at every opportunity 🤣
James, I m so glad I found your show. It just reinforces my belief that the US isn't alone in people with so little ability to reason or think for themselves. I'm not a smart man, but I'm glad there are people like you that are, and have a soapbox to spread the word. Thanks mate.
So I switch on the radio and I hear a banal song by the Spice Girls. I don't know what they look like, nor do I know their names. But based on what I've just heard I don't like that kind of music. That would make me discerning, not dumb. If I went on to Amazon and bought one of their albums, now that would be dumb!
its fine if you want to be lectured or if you want to be cut off every time you disagree with him, don’t ever expect him to listen to another point of view
because of the Dunning-Krueger effect. It's the same thing with every call-in show. Have you ever watched Matt Dillahunty's "Atheist Experience"? It's exactly the same.
Fun fact: when Ronald Reagan entered the Oval Office to begin his 1st term, his top cabinet advisors came to him w/ a list of administrative / political goals & asked him to select which ones should get top priority. Reagan stated that they *all* should get top priority. Confused, his advisors explained that, no, that's not how assigning priority works -- they needed clear direction from him as Chief Executive regarding which goals should be categorized as having the highest importance versus other, less urgent goals. Again, Reagan stated he wanted *all* the listed goals to get top priority. For more details on this & other goings on of the wretched Reagan regime, read the book "Sleepwalking Through History: America During The Reagan Years".
@@zenkim6709Being confronted with this on a regular basis in business IT, I'm fairly used to middle management being seemingly unable to comprehend the notion that pushing things up the priority will cause all other things to drop in priority. But hearing that a president, with executive power over the most powerful nation on Earth, can suffer from the same incompetence... it's a startling though.
this mindset may have worked when britannia ruled the waves, but that hasn't been the case for half a century. now, UK desperately needs to work together with other countries, both from europe and from other continents.
James: "Remind me again, is Norway in the Single Market or Customs Union?" Caller: "The Customs Union" I love how he had a 50/50 shot of getting it right, and he failed. He sounded so confident too, lol.
After hours of questioning, getting past the vague ideas, claims and complete lack of knowledge we always finally get to the very crux of why people voted for Brexit, it's the racism. Nothing to do with economics, fishing, sovereignty or laws.
It's fair rare they will put someone well researched on to the show as it doesn't get the cliclbait ratings they desperately need to survive. The few times anyone well researched has slipped through the screening they've schooled James and he's become irritate and angry
@@sidcup8523 they stopped posting those types of videos to RUclips about 18months ago, if you go back on RUclips channel far enough you can find them. That apart just listen to the show live, a caller usually breaks through the filtering system once every 2/4 weeks. The last one was mid November, James didn't realise he was talking to someone who had worked at the European Parliament for 3 years and got schooled on a few things about its progresses. Should have heard him flapping and the anger in his voice, it was quite an uncomfortable listen.
Because there isn't an answer that makes any actual sense that would make a person of any intellect happy, were getting our country back does not cut it.
As an Irishman the EU was right to take us to court, corporations orperate almost tax-free here. The EU was also on our side when our national government tried to double tax us for water, the government were sending out men to install water meters with police to protect them despite large scale protests, our government only stopped this and withdrew from this plan when the EU came out and said it was wrong. I have more loyalty to the EU than I have my own national government.
That's exactly how I feel about my government and Brexit. Brussels cared more about the ordinary citizen than London. Look at the laws they brought in.
@@Eradicus Interestingly enough the EU also seems to care more about the whole NI situation and peace on the island of Ireland than London does, although NI is part of the UK.
@@meganoob12 Northern Ireland is just... there, as far as Westminster goes. Actually, anything happening outside of SW1 is just kind of there. They live in a bubble.
I just discovered this channel and it amazes me, that the callers actually stay in call after he's destroying them with one sentance after the other! Love from *Europe* :)
“Speak to the Dutch, speak to the Belgians, speak to the Italians, speak to the spanish... “ Yes, you should have done that, before the referendum. “They want a deal”. Not your deal.
In the end, it always boils down to feelings, not real knowledge and racism. Period. Oh the "evil EU". I stopped counting the Reports i've seen or read just how much damage Brexit has done. Brexit was a scam. But as an American (German originally) we have our own problems but i have zero empathy for the UK. Consequences are a real thing.
As a German (Eritrean originally) I have 0 empathy for those who voted to leave either. As you hinted they told lies about us in the EU to project from their hate against immigrants. Stay alert and vote because we are in a period where far-right's neo Nationalism is trying to replace Democracy globally. Disguised as Brexit, MAGA and other country's pseudo-patriotic buzzwords
3:28 Just something about JOB when he does that: over to you!.... bit and says "GO, GO, GO!!!" that really makes me laugh! And, of course, they are never able to give one example!
From what I understand when a lot of brits found out how badly brexit would damage them personally they admitted that they really hadn't thought their decision through before they voted. The only difference is that here in the U.S. trump supporters voted for him TWICE and still won't admit that they were wrong.
We may be on the opposite sides of the Brexit vote but I like this old fella! Something about his slow calm plodding, absolute surety of his narrative, in that old cockney voice, was hilarious, despite him talking in Daily Express headlines. "Everyfink"...."speak to the Fwench, speak to de Germans, speak to the Dutch, speak to the Belgiums, speak to the Italians....". Like he was on a mission to the supermarket at 8AM.
As somebody else said here, they can't explain their opinion because it's not their own opinion. It's an idea that somebody else planted in their head.
What's interesting from my perspective in Portugal is that some british people still think that the EU control their borders!!!??? Specially after 4/5 years of Brexit discussion?????
@Ashley Peters EU never gave us any trouble. So many benefits of being in the EU. English are sheep fed by Farage like skumbags. They never told the sheep that the laws we follow are agreed and signed by the UK governments over decades. Current Tories are the most corrupt government ever. 1Billion Pounds given to DUP like nasty party to claim majority. Is there any account for that?
The caller doesn't because he's probably pi**ed but as a Brexiteer, I don't want my homeland to be a state of Europe having to adhere to a centralized government in Brussels. You have an unelected president of the commission ffs. Keep your federal EU.
This is hilarious, and kinda sad. Also, Dutch person here Dave. After four years, must of us were so tired of the whole process, we did not care much if there was a deal or not.
Says he hates federal, then goes on to describe a federal system he would like to have. 😂😂😂 Federal system: having or relating to a system of government in which several states form a unity but remain independent in internal affairs.
Pizza guy: So what would you like? Caller: All of them. Pizza guy: No. You have to choose a pizza. Which one do you want? Caller: All of them. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This reminds of the time when Katie Couric interviewed Sarah Palin. Katie: "And when it comes to establishing your world view,... what newspapers and magazines did you regularly read,... to stay informed and to understand the world?" Palin: " I read most of them..." Katie: " ...but what ones specifically?" Palin: " All of them. Any of them..." Katie: " Can you name any of them?" Palin: " I have a vast variety of sources"
I like James O'BRIEN, very, very, much, because he's so intelligent, down to earth, true human being, he's amazing when he argues his points, he's always right in my opinion.
I voted 🗳 for Brexit…working nights listening to all the different politicians telling us this & telling us that…more money for the country & its inhabitants…lied lies lies lies 💔.
Would you be interested in buying a beautiful, fully furnished, beachfront cottage in Huddersfield? House Elf included. There are unicorn stables on the grounds, but the Winnie the Pooh looks after them so you won't have to do anything.
I love these interviews. We need him or someone like him to use the same format to take calls from MAGA's here in the U.S. The ignorance needs to be more revealed.
As an American, it's quite refreshing to see that another country has misinformed citizens that vote based on emotion and fear. We're not alone!
Unfortunately not, we have our percentage of gormless pillocks.
Its all over the world, my fellow countryman.
Norway is full of it. EU is the enemy of the left side, while the right side welcome the common market. Quite opposite of many other EU-countries.
"THEY TOOK OUR FISH"!
@@grahvis gormless pillocks? Dont know what it is but it seems to be the perfect term to describe these people
And these are the people who have decided my and the next generations future.
Thankfully, I think the Tories COVID strategy has killed most of them off.
@ Shilcock 1. Not everyone who voted for Brexit had the same characteristics or reasons for their choice, many of them also had descendants living in the UK or EU. 2. In a democracy everyone who is eligible to vote has the right to do so. If you respect that democratic system then you have to accept that you may be out voted by people who disagree with you on one or more issues. Or, do you think the vote should not be given to 'these people' ? Presumably these are people not like you - middle-class, graduates who support centre-left political parties?
@buroosh Are you referring to BAME communities and those people working in non-white collar jobs who have been exposed to public interaction? Why give thanks that anyone has lost their life to COVID????
@@kadensmike8190 If their reasons are based on ignorance, prejudice, racism, hearsay, propoganda and self interest, YES! As Winston Churcill said If you believe in democracy just spent 5 minutes talking to the average voter.
@@HowDeepIsYourJesus That, or obesity, diabetes, or hyperthermia getting lost talking the dog for a walk.
@@kadensmike8190 No mate, I'm referring to aged, overweight, uneducated British population who voted for Brexit and have given us a decade of Tory austerity out of fear of refugees. If you voted for Brexit or Boris Johnson, then you deserve to suffer the consequences - dying from COVID is the least of it.
"All of them!!"
It's rather impressive. This man read through all EU regulations. And he could not find a single one he likes.
Yeah but its all federal tho 🙃🤣
Awlovem
Yes it is that classic rule: Allovum, which I believe is Article 27, rule 9 chapter 2.
@@kryptikknowledge1501 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The funny part they're so bad, the government literally copy and pasted them into British law. They're so bad we've still got most of them.
Boris Johnson shouldn't be allowed to use the phone during his lunch break.
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LOL ,nice one.
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Excellent!
lol
If you push them enough, there’s always that watershed moment where they spit out the word “refugees”. There it is.
I love your picture because that man is every caller I’ve seen on this radio show.
The best part is it's not a law
"Name one law you don't like"
"R E F U G E E S"
These people truly have an impeccable knowledge of the legal system
@@MrDraygoX You mean LEMMY??
@@MrDraygoX steijl is hævierh than feathers
And your point is. Not a reason to be ashamed you want britain to remain british
When the UK caller says “we are the leader in the world”, you know he has lost the argument. :-D
almost sounds like "America is the best country in the world", which is also a cue for just ending the discussion, because you can't "discuss" things with idiots
Exactly right
As someone from and living in England.... I concur.
Some people in England couldn´t even find Europe on a map.
@@johngodley256 That's unfortunately true of some people in the majority of countries, but most shockingly the UK and the US. Some people in the US don't know who fought in the Vietnam War.
Proves that people vote on feelings and not their intellect
You'd need an intellect first!
The exchange only demonstrates that some people voted according to their feelings, and some of those passionate voters also voted to stay in the EU. What kind of society would we live in if we only allowed intellectuals to vote? Are you going to disenfranchise people who have low IQs or learning disabilities. Perhaps we should all sit a test before we are allowed a referendum vote - y'know, just to make sure we've carefully analysed the pros and cons?
And to think it's right wingers who have appropriated the idea of having facts and logic when it's the complete opposite of what they stand for.
as an american: honey we know
@@kadensmike8190 honestly if we just had the prosperity of the country in mind you would have to change the approach to voting a bit. Not to argue elitism but to at least prepare the adolescense on how to approach those important decisions better. To really make them understand that the development of society is on the line and not just their feelings should be considered. Teach them it is okay to follow moral opinions but try to be more analytical as well for the sake of society. Especially if we think about how easy it is to manipulate over populism and how acessable the tools are to spread it.
"Refugees."
"There we go mate, we got there in the end."
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I liked the very end too "So its just the very desperate foreigns you don't want"
Imao
That sums up Brexit for a majority of voters. The rest living in a fantasy world thinking we would get a deal like Norway.
Poland.
Does he not realise that 99% of EU rules and regulations were probably written, drafted and pushed for by Britain, its industries and standards bodies. We were part of the EU.
We would never decide to give the ECJ over rule of our own courts
@@markcockfield2932 wouldn't be much of a union if our courts were the only ones who could supercede EU law now would it
@@markcockfield2932 They are not "our" courts. You have no say in the matter.
@@markcockfield2932 Except in literally all trade deals that's precisely what happens. Conflict resolution is always done by international organisations. Because of course neither side of a deal wants to have disputes heard in the other's court instead of their own.
The best ones were the single market and the customs union
The “facts over feelings” crowd can’t stop embarrassing themselves. They ruined the future of their children over nothing.
Yeah but but but the refugees. In America, the southern strategy has been used to get poor whites to vote against their self interests based on racism.
They despise facts, that group. What they mean is their narrative over reality
Facts over feelings would have prevented Brexit. Feelings over facts is what we have here.
@@masterthnag105 that's what i thought!
@@masterthnag105 I just got that reference. I love Futurama. But do you have the will of the warrior?
I teach a course on Britain and Europe. These videos are brilliant. They really do an amazing job of explaining just how ignorant people were - and are - about the EU.
Ignorant people who control everyone's destiny, not to worry we should be totally Americanized without a sniff of Socialism within ten years if things carry on as they have for the last 12.
And literally none of those people are students
You shouldnt be allowed to teach anything if you call people who disagree with you "ignorant". If the west does not do something about the left soon it will start to collapse.
@@filipbitala2624 I'd even go as far as call them NPC's... Just play the Skyrim theme over them talking and it makes it atleast a bit more entertaining.
"So it‘s just the very desperate foreigners you dont wanna come in here?" Just brilliant
The most concise definition of Brexit.
I don't want immigrants coming in that can't afford to live here. If ure coming here to claim benefits and scrounge of my tax...then yeah I have a problem with that
@@shakiraschofield4729 Perhaps you should be more concerned with the £37 billion of tax payers money that the Tories have wasted on Track & Trace that doesn't work. Our money, gifted to Tory donors and supporters. Any benefits paid to asylum seekers are a drop in the ocean in comparison.
@@mrpopparouni8571 that's pretty funny considering many british people object to our £14 billion in overseas aid then have no problem with that failure of a project or that of HS2.
Why are they desperate desperate to get free education, medication, housing and benefits .why should we the rax payer pay for it ?
The total absence of knowledge is the main reason for Brexit.
True, if people knew anything we wouldn't have joined under false pretenses in the first place.
@@Daveyboyz1978 what rule are looking forward to ignoring the most?
@@jdodger1091 i look forwards to not having my business extorted by foreign criminals from the Eastern Block that have been granted access by a passport that we never issued and cannot deny.
But this isn't about me or any particular law it is about the future wellbeing of not being attached to a bunch of unscrupulous totalitarian bankers looking to line their pockets through corporate interests and absorbing our country into a superstate.
The principle that we were giving away that which we were meant to safeguard for the future and wasn't ours to surrender is far bigger than any personal effect on me. Unlike my grandfathers generation I am not being asked to lay down my life to avoid a federal Europe. Though many countries would sacrifice a generation for such a just cause as reclaiming sovereignty.
@@Daveyboyz1978 well said i look forward to his self righteous response
@@Daveyboyz1978 we have a nibble 🤣🤣🤣
Where did you copy and paste that from, I'd like to read the full article
They don’t have a reason. They just have a position. The position is they don’t want England to be in the EU. That’s where it stops and starts. Everything else is just made up after the fact to try and convince themselves that they are being rational rather than picking feelings over facts. It’s not about the reality, it’s about what they believe to be the reality and they are too attached to that to ever consider they might be wrong
And thanks to England, the rest of the UK is getting dragged out with you
@@rhodrijohn7411 your welcome
@@gary420x9 my welcome what?
Very well said 👍
@J B the reason for voting leave in 2016 was because of a global pandemic in 2020? You sure about that? 😂
If this caller were here in America, he’d be considered an “intellectual” and have his own TV show on Fox News!
Facts
Wrong. The right call the left "intellectuals" and "elitists" without understanding the meaning of either word.
@@generalyellor8188 to be fair, there is very little the right understand about pretty much anything.
Exactly. To get a show in RW media tv or radio all you have to do is push fear anger hate racism lies and pander.
@@generalyellor8188 yet they speak out of both sides of their mouths saying that about "the radical left" and that they are the REAL smart ones and full of wisdom. Folksy wisdom gets them extra points.
"Just name ONE."
This one will get em every time.
Same on this side of the pond. Trump's cult followers will rant about how he did more than any other president in American history...until you ask for examples, then waffle waffle waffle.
Not taking his side here, but there was a journalist testing people answering skills under aggressive questioning. He kept asking with a lot of insistence "name a woman, any woman" to people in the street, with a mic right to their faces, and some of them were completely unable to name even one. That was funny to watch. I'm just saying here that the interview does not reflect 100% what the guy likes/understands or doesn't.
I never saw anything like that but fair enough. If you're adamant about a position or ideal, you should be at least fairly knowledgeable in regards to that position or ideal (etc).
That same passion can easily translate into more confidence which often times can help you under pressure. So for example, take a baseball fan, apply that same pressure and ask him to present an argument as to who the best baseball player ever is or to just name any baseball player and the results will likely be in stark contrast to what that same reporter got when he ran up on any rando and started urging them to name a woman.
@@niluje66 The difference between that video, and this, is in that video he practically dives on unsupecting people, bombarding them with questions with a promise of reward. In this someone listened to the radio, called in, waited the 10-30 mins to get a call back, and had nothing to say.
@@foxhoundoperator4597 you're not wrong, I'm just saying that it explains "some" of the stupidity. I always try to find the positive in the bad.
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
If everyone followed that advice then little Jobby wouldn't have any callers.
@@righteousindignation8879 aye!
Mark Twain
You name a rule then
I am not sure who 'the idiot' actually is, I shall start with the law that is 'The Free Movement of People'.
When he mentioned fishing and Norway, the EU negotiated a deal with Norway to access its waters. The UK could have participated in the same deal.
Instead of accepting it our negotiators asked for 3 times the amount of fish Norway was prepared to give us.
It didnt matter a jot to our negotiators that we didnt have the capacity in our fleet to catch that amount of fish, never mind process it.
Norway, quite rightly said no, so the UK said to Norway they could not fish in our waters. Norway did like wise to the UK and banned us from fishing in their waters.
Norway fully compensated its fishing fleet for being unable to access UK waters.
The UK gave its fleet nothing.
Remember watching the Documentary, Trawlermen fishing for super big Cod and huge prawns just fifty miles off the coast of south west Norway, and then bringing those bumper catches back into Peterhead Port, landing same at the Quay, just in time for the Morning Market, and because of the freshness of the catch and the quality of the product they scored for bumper prices for same, that's all gone now Lads.
Talking to a Trump supporter, results in the same exact bizarre, incoherent (also, incorrect) ramblings.
Facts
He interviewed one of those too. Hilarious 🤣🤣
Ashamed for and confirmed from the USA.
The Venn diagram of Trump supporters and Brexit flag botherers is a single circle. 🙄
Trump was so bad for America. Him creating all the jobs, aiding progress in Middle east, keeping out of wars, sorting out immigration, getting three justices elected, exposing the FBI as crooks, getting more Black and Hispanic people in work, neutering North Korea and Syria, creating numerous trade deals, Challenging the Chinese crooks and seeking to stop them stealing American jobs and intellectual property, stopping the exploitation of America by foreign nations, seeking to deport foreign criminals, establishing new systems for looking after Asylum seekers,
You are an idiot for voting for Biden and you will pay for your idiocy.
This is like watching an old person trying to cross the M25 in their slippers at 5pm when it’s dark and raining.
😂😂😂
Across both carriage ways ...
👍
Hi dear
Yeah with a lot of sympathy for the family.
Listening to this in July 2023 and I want to cry. The stupidity of Brexit and what is costing us 😢
As a British born Merican'
This is like the two spider mans pointing at each other.
But Brexit!
But Trump. Re elected!!;
🇺🇸
What is it costing us?
@@davidgreen6490billions
@@davidgreen6490British businesses are moving off shore. Starting a business is so much harder because the customer base has masively shrunken.
@@rakino4418How has the customer base shrank?
Best ever.
Typical brexiteer who reads headline in Mail or Express and doesn't even attempt to read whole article , probably because it has no pictures .
Can't understand words of multiple syllables .
No, not typical
No not really but that’s why he got through to talk to him 🙄
It’s not nice to speak about my mother that way!
@@middleman9183 typical.
@Evil Frasier no but listen! Listen to this brain of england. I wont say Britain bcause the scots and NI didnt vote for the mess
James: Can you name a movie that you like?
Caller: All of them.
@@johanferla9835 ahaha "Trump is gone" 😂 What if Trump moves now to a regular in every conservative talk show??? If that happens he wont be gone will he? He ll keep inflamming
@@isacpinhao7152 but only from a place that will be ignored
@It'z all gon be kay no mate brexiters are idiots because they were conned by rich people into shooting themselves in the feet so those rich can be richer. If you can find one brexiter who can name one law they dislike then cool
@@andyisabeast7782 I will name one then, not that it is the point. The EU has the ability to provide passports to people. People with those passports cannot be denied entry into the UK under EU law regardless of criminal record etc unless they are a biohazard or are an immediate terrorist threat. I think we should be able to decide who is allowed in and it need not include organised crime bosses etc.
Having said that, a principle such as sovereignty is much bigger than some trifle over a particular law. Only an idiot swallows their principles for convenience or some short term promise of non-existent economic benefits which in the long term is going to erode their well being.
@@Daveyboyz1978 hahaha ok matey talking about eroding their well being and I assume you voted for the Tories to do brexit come on how can you make that arguement ....idiot
Since when is Britain a “leader in the world”? Maybe a hundred years ago
Just slightly (very slightly) more than a hundred ... but close enough.
@@arthurpewtey exactly haha. Not now tho
world leader in binge drinking and anti-social behaviour.
@Red Lobster Skull yep, so are Italy and Canada. Do you honestly think they’re “world leaders”?
@Red Lobster Skull sorry if you were joking. Might have gone over my head. China isn’t even a g7 nation is it? I’d honestly say that New Zealand has more claim to being a world leader than Britain at this point. At least they have a prime minister who’s competent and has some vision.
He finally admitted its about to many brown people.
@johny 5 ,
Stop playing the race card and buying into identity politics, stop being such a victim and btw, never tell others those things...it’s YOU who plays the race card and has a chip on their shoulder, it’s YOU who buys into identity politics, it’s YOU who feels like a victim, don’t you dare ever tell anybody else that they’re using the race card. Your weakness has been exploited. As if leaving the EU ( a white continent ) stops brown people from coming over, it will increase them coming over and stop white EU immigrants from coming over as easy.. so dumb and weak
@Ashley Peters Cheers. These skum have destroyed the future of younger generations. An average english sod has no interest in the future generations.
Should that be “too many”?
It's not even about Brexit. Communitarianism is a thing in several EU countries but it has more to do with history's heritage, post-colonialism... I don't understand people thinking being out of the EU is going to make their brown neighbors to move out or to solve radicalisation and security concerns. On the contrary it weakens it by further impoverishement and potential removal to all the EU criminal databases ( same for the european on this point).
@Kevin Burrow that is it adolf
Change this man’s accent and he could just as easily be from Kentucky, Mississippi, West Virginia, or the suburbs of any large American city.
Don’t forget my Trumptard state of Tennessee. We are the state capital of stupidity.
I SWEAR you aint never lied.
Don't forget South Carolina
@@battles423
I guess they are still Volunteering down there.
Dumb is universal.
I wish the news filled with people like O’Brien. He knows what he is talking about and honest and without insulting
I have no idea who James O'Brian is, but I like his show, lol. Ty youtube for finally giving an A-okay suggestion.
Yea he could be my barrister in court,
But the algorithm still loves Jordan Peterson, and I really can't get rid of it.
But Dave and his friends won. Why aren't they celebrating instead of moaning?
They have to pin the blame on someone first.
Because they didn't win what they thought they would win.
UK: we want out
EU: all right let's strike a deal then
UK: yeah so we want to keep literally everything the same except the part where we pay money and take in foreigners
@Cool Cat uK are lucky they kept the pound separate. Germany regrets that decision.
@@AussieZeKieL You can't speak for "Germany". Perhaps you regret that decision but it's by all means not a commonly talked about issue.
@@ciriousjoker I asked a 50 year old German who I worked with for a month what he thought about the European Union. His words not mine. Can he speak for Germans?
@@AussieZeKieL Shut it down boys! A German he worked with!! 😂
@@AussieZeKieL I worked with 6 germans, 4 indians, three japaneese (and 10 french) in my previous company, i can assure you the French and Germans were very happy about Europe, the Indians wish they had something like that instead of their government, and the Japanese i really could understand their accent so i don't really know, but i remember that they quite liked being able to visit Germany and Benelux with their French work visa.
Once you scratch the surface with people like this caller its always, always, always about "foreigner's"
Dude honestly I’d bet 95% of people who voted to leave did it based on racism.
And the NHS would collapse tomorrow without all those ‘foreigners’.
It’s always about foreigners when you can’t get your own way.
And the funniest part is that the foreigners they most have a problem with don’t come from the EU
Shows how out of touch you remainers are . 95 % is nothing to do with racism and 5% is
7months and thousands of comments later and I still have yet to find someone that can name on EU law they dislike.
It's astounding.
Classic example of a brexit voter.
I can't believe you actually get view on your channel with the content you post. Society really has hit rock bottom.
@@DAN420. And it pays about $150k a year too... What has happened to this world?
Federalism is the opposite of centralisation
@j sauce one form of decentralization is federalism. Confederation is a form of centralization. Federalism is when a state gives political power to a region. Confederation is when different states give political power to a central government.
True. France is a non federal state who tries desperately to be federal but can't.the UK is a federal state, like Spain or Germany or Italy.
@j sauce you not very smart are you? Federalism is one of the characteristics of a decentralized system. A perfect example is the United States of America which has a Federal system of government that still always states, who have Governors, that can set and exercise state rights. Hence why you hear the terms "States Rights" and "Federal Rights". Now go and educate yourself before providing a rebuttal you silly sausage
@@antoinemozart243 Italy Is not a Federal state
@@antoinemozart243 UK isn't federal
It's like people don't listen to his show before ringing in. They really do just embarrassed themselves
And this ladies and gentlemen is the Brexist in a nutshell. doesn't even know what he's angry about, but he knows HE WON!!!
Second Video I've seen of this bloke, and I just love how he questions the ignorant. It's truly a craft.
This is gold! It's like working in a call centre taking calls from idiots but instead of putting up with them, you have the mandate to challenge them at every opportunity 🤣
James, I m so glad I found your show. It just reinforces my belief that the US isn't alone in people with so little ability to reason or think for themselves. I'm not a smart man, but I'm glad there are people like you that are, and have a soapbox to spread the word. Thanks mate.
Thinking that the US stood alone in stupidity says a lot about your own level of intelligence. Or lack of it.
Dumb dude: "I don't like the Spice Girls"
Me: "Which one?"
Dumb dude: "All'a them"
Me: "Name one"
Dumb dude: "All'a them"
How could you forget about the sixth Spice Girl, "Allspice?"
@@clementello old spice :-)
@@jeez0r what a great image
So I switch on the radio and I hear a banal song by the Spice Girls. I don't know what they look like, nor do I know their names. But based on what I've just heard I don't like that kind of music. That would make me discerning, not dumb. If I went on to Amazon and bought one of their albums, now that would be dumb!
"Name one"
"The black one"
"There we go, got there in the end"
I don't know why people call him to just get dismantled, but it's amazing 😂 he's a brilliant presenter
Every caller thinks they're smarter and will destroy him with facts and logic...
its fine if you want to be lectured or if you want to be cut off every time you disagree with him, don’t ever expect him to listen to another point of view
@@grahambrownett5767 if you have a valid point of view you'll be fine
because of the Dunning-Krueger effect.
It's the same thing with every call-in show. Have you ever watched Matt Dillahunty's "Atheist Experience"? It's exactly the same.
Exactly… makes you wonder whether he was a plant.
The fact that this guy and folks like him won, has utterly destroyed any pride I had left in being British.
"If you want to order in, what takeaway should we order?"
"All of them"
This comment deserves more appreciation
It sounds like you've dated my gf before me.
Fun fact: when Ronald Reagan entered the Oval Office to begin his 1st term, his top cabinet advisors came to him w/ a list of administrative / political goals & asked him to select which ones should get top priority.
Reagan stated that they *all* should get top priority.
Confused, his advisors explained that, no, that's not how assigning priority works -- they needed clear direction from him as Chief Executive regarding which goals should be categorized as having the highest importance versus other, less urgent goals.
Again, Reagan stated he wanted *all* the listed goals to get top priority.
For more details on this & other goings on of the wretched Reagan regime, read the book "Sleepwalking Through History: America During The Reagan Years".
“But Do you even like any of them?”
@@zenkim6709Being confronted with this on a regular basis in business IT, I'm fairly used to middle management being seemingly unable to comprehend the notion that pushing things up the priority will cause all other things to drop in priority.
But hearing that a president, with executive power over the most powerful nation on Earth, can suffer from the same incompetence... it's a startling though.
"So it's just the really desperate foreigners you don't want coming in here." Perfect way to end lol
It’s hilarious but also sad and infuriating. Because the sad truth is there’s many morons like this guy voting
I had the exact same conversation with US colleague, but "EU rules" was replaced with "communism" when we talked about healthcare.....
Typical “self-reliant, I’m better off alone, I’m better than everyone else” isolationist mentality.
Very Thatcher esque
But then asking for help when they land in a sticky situation, crying about not 'fair".
this mindset may have worked when britannia ruled the waves, but that hasn't been the case for half a century. now, UK desperately needs to work together with other countries, both from europe and from other continents.
imperialism
@80386 it only worked then because you could get away with exploiting people.
A walking talking Daily Fail headline.
The entire contents of this mans head are literally lifted from the pages of the Daily Mail.
I love the way Brexiteers go into 'take back control' mode when they can't answer some very easy questions.
"Name one rule that you don't like"
"Refugees."
💀💀
The 70 year old woman complaining of the Eu preventing her eating fish & chips from newspaper due to EU law - when it is actually a UK law!!!
James: "Remind me again, is Norway in the Single Market or Customs Union?"
Caller: "The Customs Union"
I love how he had a 50/50 shot of getting it right, and he failed. He sounded so confident too, lol.
Don't use quotations when you're not using a quote
Thought it was used for when someone is talking
@@traveladdict4884
You are both right. It can also be used to make the word mean the opposite.
@@traveladdict4884
It can be.
They can be used a number of ways.
The guy correcting you just wants some attention.
@@NJD_98
He used two quotes.
After hours of questioning, getting past the vague ideas, claims and complete lack of knowledge we always finally get to the very crux of why people voted for Brexit, it's the racism. Nothing to do with economics, fishing, sovereignty or laws.
"federal = centralised"... those are the people UK let decide weather they should stay in the eu or not...
Is there even the slightest chance that he knows what “centralised” means?
If one of these callers could literally spend a minute on google before calling up that would be a nice change
Yeah your cool what does Federal mean? You will find the definition is giving up sovereignty for some Regonolised governance
It's fair rare they will put someone well researched on to the show as it doesn't get the cliclbait ratings they desperately need to survive. The few times anyone well researched has slipped through the screening they've schooled James and he's become irritate and angry
@@twiggy99 example?
@@deanbrowne2942 soooo wales, Scotland, NI should all break away from the uk... got it... cheers
@@sidcup8523 they stopped posting those types of videos to RUclips about 18months ago, if you go back on RUclips channel far enough you can find them. That apart just listen to the show live, a caller usually breaks through the filtering system once every 2/4 weeks. The last one was mid November, James didn't realise he was talking to someone who had worked at the European Parliament for 3 years and got schooled on a few things about its progresses. Should have heard him flapping and the anger in his voice, it was quite an uncomfortable listen.
We need this guy in the US.
The caller really shouldn't be allowed access to a telephone because it seems too complicated for him.
I swear he’s been asking Brexit supporting callers the same question for 4+ years and still not getting an answer,
Because there isn't an answer that makes any actual sense that would make a person of any intellect happy, were getting our country back does not cut it.
As an American hearing someone say "we're the leader of the world" hits really close to home. Its always the least credible people who say that.
True!
After watching these clips you start to realise how *THICK* these Brexit voters are.
James is a total master of holding people accountable for what they're saying.
As an Irishman the EU was right to take us to court, corporations orperate almost tax-free here. The EU was also on our side when our national government tried to double tax us for water, the government were sending out men to install water meters with police to protect them despite large scale protests, our government only stopped this and withdrew from this plan when the EU came out and said it was wrong. I have more loyalty to the EU than I have my own national government.
That's exactly how I feel about my government and Brexit. Brussels cared more about the ordinary citizen than London. Look at the laws they brought in.
@@Eradicus Interestingly enough the EU also seems to care more about the whole NI situation and peace on the island of Ireland than London does, although NI is part of the UK.
A woman put in my water meter. Be fair now.
@@meganoob12 Northern Ireland is just... there, as far as Westminster goes. Actually, anything happening outside of SW1 is just kind of there. They live in a bubble.
These are the same pple who claim immigrants are taking their jobs
I feel so sorry for James O' Brien. Spends 90% of his time trying to get simple answers out of rambling idiots.
Like trying to play chess with a pigeon.
He loves it secretly 😂
I just discovered this channel and it amazes me, that the callers actually stay in call after he's destroying them with one sentance after the other! Love from *Europe* :)
Some hang up haha
Basically I think this demonstrates the total & utter ignorance that gave us Brexit.
"What's the rule you're looking forward to not having to obey anymore?" ROFL. We need James over here in America too.
It’s like arguing with American republicans. 😂😂😂😂
“Speak to the Dutch, speak to the Belgians, speak to the Italians, speak to the spanish... “
Yes, you should have done that, before the referendum.
“They want a deal”. Not your deal.
I live in the USA and I just found this show. This is now my favorite Show!!!
These numpties removed our freedoms and made the country poorer. It's so depressing.
This proves to me people did not understand Brexit at all.
In the end, it always boils down to feelings, not real knowledge and racism. Period. Oh the "evil EU". I stopped counting the Reports i've seen or read just how much damage Brexit has done. Brexit was a scam. But as an American (German originally) we have our own problems but i have zero empathy for the UK. Consequences are a real thing.
As a German (Eritrean originally) I have 0 empathy for those who voted to leave either. As you hinted they told lies about us in the EU to project from their hate against immigrants. Stay alert and vote because we are in a period where far-right's neo Nationalism is trying to replace Democracy globally. Disguised as Brexit, MAGA and other country's pseudo-patriotic buzzwords
3:28 Just something about JOB when he does that: over to you!.... bit and says "GO, GO, GO!!!" that really makes me laugh! And, of course, they are never able to give one example!
The problem with democracy is that everyone gets a vote, regardless of how thick they are.
Why do ignorant folk call in and embarrass themselves ?
From what I understand when a lot of brits found out how badly brexit would damage them personally they admitted that they really hadn't thought their decision through before they voted. The only difference is that here in the U.S. trump supporters voted for him TWICE and still won't admit that they were wrong.
Not just that, significantly *more* people voted for him in the 2nd election. 👀
I'm so glad the UK is no longer a member of the EU...greetings from Germany.
Mean! But fair. Guten tag 👋
So this guy says get rid of everyfink
We may be on the opposite sides of the Brexit vote but I like this old fella! Something about his slow calm plodding, absolute surety of his narrative, in that old cockney voice, was hilarious, despite him talking in Daily Express headlines.
"Everyfink"...."speak to the Fwench, speak to de Germans, speak to the Dutch, speak to the Belgiums, speak to the Italians....". Like he was on a mission to the supermarket at 8AM.
I can't believe that my vote weighs the same amount as this caller.
Legend has it Dave is still reading his Daily Express to find one of the rules he is looking forward to stop obeying.
It is hilarious how people are confused with their own opinion not really knowing what they are talking about !
They are not confused, they can't bring themselves to admit on national radio that's its all about brown people .
As somebody else said here, they can't explain their opinion because it's not their own opinion. It's an idea that somebody else planted in their head.
That caller reminds me of Sarah Palin was asked what newspapers and magazines she reads regularly. She answered, "All of them?".
"Weewa Leedah In the Wuwld"
😆😆😆😆😆
As an American, I am feeling some kinda way about this host's plight with the gormless masses.
yeah we have some of them over here too, we just dont give'em guns ;)
There are no EU laws. There are EU directives and EU regulations.
Wow, British people really don't know what "federal" means? As someone from the Federal Republic of Germany, that is indeed interesting to know.
What's interesting from my perspective in Portugal is that some british people still think that the EU control their borders!!!??? Specially after 4/5 years of Brexit discussion?????
@Ashley Peters EU never gave us any trouble. So many benefits of being in the EU. English are sheep fed by Farage like skumbags. They never told the sheep that the laws we follow are agreed and signed by the UK governments over decades. Current Tories are the most corrupt government ever.
1Billion Pounds given to DUP like nasty party to claim majority. Is there any account for that?
The caller doesn't because he's probably pi**ed but as a Brexiteer, I don't want my homeland to be a state of Europe having to adhere to a centralized government in Brussels. You have an unelected president of the commission ffs. Keep your federal EU.
+1 ... Embarrassing fella 😃
@@joseneto9412 I don’t know anyone who thinks that
This is hilarious, and kinda sad.
Also, Dutch person here Dave. After four years, must of us were so tired of the whole process, we did not care much if there was a deal or not.
I can name three laws: 1) Well, various things. 2) It's a lot of little things really. 3) All of them.
Says he hates federal, then goes on to describe a federal system he would like to have. 😂😂😂
Federal system: having or relating to a system of government in which several states form a unity but remain independent in internal affairs.
I've just discovered James O'Brien and I cant get enough of this guy. What a hilarious back and forth this conversation turned out to be. Well done!
Pizza guy: So what would you like?
Caller: All of them.
Pizza guy: No. You have to choose a pizza. Which one do you want?
Caller: All of them.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Democracy: where democracy goes to die.
this is why plato was against it. as it ends up with 1 honest person vs a demagogue who will lie and promise everything.
"Don't know what it means. Adamant you don't like it." We're only as strong as our weakest links.
The problem is the majority of UK voters think like this.
This reminds of the time when Katie Couric interviewed Sarah Palin.
Katie: "And when it comes to establishing your world view,... what newspapers and magazines did you regularly read,... to stay informed and to understand the world?"
Palin: " I read most of them..."
Katie: " ...but what ones specifically?"
Palin: " All of them. Any of them..."
Katie: " Can you name any of them?"
Palin: " I have a vast variety of sources"
I like James O'BRIEN, very, very, much, because he's so intelligent, down to earth, true human being, he's amazing when he argues his points, he's always right in my opinion.
I voted 🗳 for Brexit…working nights listening to all the different politicians telling us this & telling us that…more money for the country & its inhabitants…lied lies lies lies 💔.
Would you be interested in buying a beautiful, fully furnished, beachfront cottage in Huddersfield? House Elf included.
There are unicorn stables on the grounds, but the Winnie the Pooh looks after them so you won't have to do anything.
I love these interviews. We need him or someone like him to use the same format to take calls from MAGA's here in the U.S. The ignorance needs to be more revealed.