'Like'? It is his pantomime. Not only PMQs... May I suggest a more in-depth look within the archaic mis-functioning 5 century old house of psychos 'work'? Ok its all We have, but I believe assemblies and parliaments CAN and DO exist outside parasitic square mile that indeed runs under its own law.
I feel like I witness kinda socjological experiment, testing how gullible british public is.... how far politicians can go deceiving people, lying, gaslighting, being acknowledged as liars & fraudsters yet still stay in power winning ellections and popularity polls. Many strategies / tools of deception are tested....and sadly, they work :(((
If the public polling supports killing asylum seekers should we now do it? If the public polling supports adultery should we now do it? If the public polling supports beating kids should we now do it? So why on Earth should we accept Tory lies and corruption just because the clueless British public have swallowed the brainwashing from the mainstream media and now think its ok?
Yes but there are so many ways round it: Being economic with the truth. A stranger to the truth. So and so wouldn’t recognise the truth if it came up to him/her and slapped him round the face. At risk of misleading the house. Has inadvertently misled the house. What has been said is inconsistent with the facts. And so on and so on. Just have to be creative about it. So you can call somebody a liar, but you have to choose your words carefully.
I haven't seen any of Tom's other interviews (I'm pretty new to the station), so forgive me if he has precedent with regard to Boris, but that wasn't the impression he gave me with that question. He asked why should principles matter to a man as ruthless as Boris?
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@@XxEpIcFrOzEnzZxxx Did he ask if they mattered? Or mattered to Johnson? Personally i thought it came across as somehow impressed with Johnson, and dismissive of Johnson's lies, because Johnson's wins and maybe peoples voting behaviour isnt changed by it.
I'm not sure the importance of whether someone else donated the money is that important. What is important is, if someone did, what entity was it on behalf of, and what did they get/expect in return?
To be fair, Johnson is a sign of things to come, especially amongst popularists. Parliament is an inconvenience to those who feel they have a mandate to ignore it.
@@Boards-dont-hit-back Easy there, tiger. If there's a referendum, for example, then yes, it should be followed. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't be scrutinised or debated. After all, Brexit, like most issues, aren't just about in or out, yes or no. They're about the details too. And a robust, accountable parliament is needed to ensure that the ruling party does things the right way.
People can hate Bercow, but he ultimately says what he thinks and I respect him for that. Actually, I admire his directness and approach to honesty. Was he really a Tory? In our times, it looks ridiculous!
Its depressing to watch Bercow opine as he does because he really honestly looks like an absolute political titan compared to what we have now. I miss this calibre of MP and it was a delight to watch him slap down Jenryck on QT the other night.
He use to be a eurosceptic Tory theres even a video here on RUclips of a much younger Bercow from the mid 1990s talking strongly against the EU how he changed.
@@hayley7090 Whoops! … Misread your original comment. I thought you had said that people wouldn’t be bothered if it was Corbyn. Reply changed to: agree. (However, as a Republican, what really bothers me is that the wholly undemocratic unmeritocratic royal family are ordered to live the life of billionaires in many and various palaces and castles and mansions at vast public at expense. To be honest, that bothers me much more.)
Yeah he also claimed £126 travel expenses to attend a banquet at Buckingham palace even the it was less than a mile away and £1000 to drive from Halifax to London.
Boris Johnson is like a kid who finally got his new train set for Christmas only to have lost interest in it by Boxing Day. He loses interest in everything including wives and girlfriends (he has no loyalty) how could you expect him to have respect for anything - he is entitled after all.
Bercow is a huge loss to politics, he was the labour leader that never was. His loss to the lords is immense. His tiny frame had the heart of a giraffe. Will we ever see his like again. His following and friends are also one offs. At least he can spend more time with his wife travelling, with their friends in their new caravan. Such a loss , a small man, who is legendary in his imitation of a braying sheep. Maybe he could be persuaded to take over from Sir Keir, and lead the labour party to the sunny uplands. Sadly missed
ARTICULATED,INSIDE TRACK,SHOULD HAVE A DOUBLE SHOW WITH MR O'BRIEN,JUST FOOD FOR THOUGHT,IT'S NEVER HAPPENED BUT CHALLENGE TIMES WE ARE IN,SOMEONE OR SOME PEOPLE HAVE TO LIFT THE THIS CLOULD OF RHE PEOPLE WANT IT ENOUGH...
This is a ‘real’ Speaker. Sir Lindsay Hoyle is almost a spectator in the Speakers Chair. If the House of Commons were back to normal numbers Hoyle wouldn’t stand a chance. Frightening for fair play.
As an European I find it astonishing that the British people keep using the titles of Sir, Lord or Baroness. I get it that is a way to show some respect to those people. But if those Lords and Sirs don't give any respect to the common people, why should you?
That cheeky smile at 7:55 before he uttered the names "Boris Alexander de Pfeffel Johnson"...albeit not in the right order, I shall produce a 10 hour video of this segment of the interview.
I really miss Bercow. He had such integrity and fought so hard to uphold our parliamentary democracy in the face of a storm of falsehood and law breaking. Hoyle, on the other hand, is like week old lettuce.
Have a look at his record of claiming expenses and his role in destroying expense claims so they could not be investigated before you heap to much praise on him.
@@sychosid5119 I couldn't find much about this except for the Mail, the Express and the Sun, all of which are notorious for overinflating the facts in favour of the Tories and none of which I would consider a reliable source of information. The report from the BBC was more balanced and made his spending appear fairly reasonable compared to other high level Parliamentarians. Over a third went on an officially sanctioned trip to Australia, for instance. There was a lot of grumbling about a £1,000 taxi ride but this would have been arranged by his office and the expense was justified because of the heightened security requirements at the time. His expenses were connected with his official duties, which are probably dwarfed by those of ministers. "his role in destroying expense claims". You make it sound like he was putting these through the shredder himself. He was chair of a committee that oversaw the routine destruction of records that was aimed at complying with the data protection regulations. The policy existed independently from Bercow, whose committee would only have been approached if there was a specific issue. The propaganda press does this sort of thing *all the time.* Negative spin and guilt by association. If you are going to take any news they report seriously you need to find at least two independent supporting sources, which is very difficult at present with our news basically being manufactured by a handful of hard right billionaires.
Wow! What a brain Bercow has! Clarity of thought! Vocabulary the size of a planet. And a total advocate for democracy. I'd vote for him to be Prime Minister or President any day
In 1997, John Major, the then prime minister, and leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party, controversially prorogued parliament at a time that avoided parliamentary debate of the Parliamentary Commissioner's report on the cash-for-questions affair. So it's common for Tories avoid difficult questions.
@@wanklefish Perhaps it's more along the lines of the Conservatives stopping the game that they're losing and waiting for the clock to run out rather than playing by the rules and standing up to scrutiny from the parliament that we all voted for.
Why interview the most partisan speaker in history? He tarnished the role of speaker and has an axe to grind with Bojo for not making him a lord. awful awful man.
Of all people, bercow has no right to pass judgement on who respects whom. He was a rude, obnoxious, disrespectful bully throughout his time in the speakers chair. I shudder every time he crops up on TV.
I totally agree with John Bercow and without him parliament is less secure..BJ has no respect for anything. He has never had to prove himself at any time as he believes he is above that!
I think the ultimate power lies with one sole person that is the queen and I think she is overwhelmed with what has gone on in the last year. Boris needs to remember he is only prime minister that means he answers to the monarchy the people and the parliment. That is the way it's been for hundreds of years. Since the founding of parliment thanks to oliver cromwell or who ever it was. Boris comes along and just treats it like a joke he needs to look back at some of the greats who took there jobs seriously and remember he is not boss she is and we are
@@angrybrit7331 Not anti-democratic at all, in fact the inverse! He upheld Parliamentary Democracy, thats what we have in the UK, not Direct Democracy of the Brexit type!!
Sometimes when someone hears the truth from someone it can feel like they are being attacked by that person when in reality that person was just revealing a truth. I feel like that's what them bullying allegations have came from.
if boris is not happy about his financial situation so he can go he doesn't have to force him self to geave service to the country he's as bad as the markels
I am Irish presently living in a wonderful friendly country called France. We europeans are so lucky to have so many countries who welcome us with open arms. I feel sorry for the genuine people of britain who believed all the lies they were told and are still being told by their government. Gullible is too mild a word for it. By making Europe an enemy is a tactic of this government in England, to have a scapegoat for the shambles that they have created. They said that they would hold all the card when they too back of control of their money ,their borders , their seas , their fish (happy english fish according to Mogg) and their laws. That Europe needed them more than they needed Europe. So now that they have taken back all this control how can they justify trying to blame Europe for their problems. They do so because there is a large section of the english who are more interested in their football (the men) and the soaps (the women) than take the time to question anything but follow the loudest voice, like the lynch mobs of the wild west. Educational standards amongst the not so well off is sadly lacking and that is how the elite intend to keep it. Much easier to get away with lies when talking to the ignorent.
Penny for Bercows thoughts on Boris' likely successor Gove. Reckoned being even less inherently honest than Boris ? Certainly not a reason to not act but a due unspoken awareness that the rot runs deeper than seems to be widely commented on
What a laugh Bercow talking about treating parliament with respect, why given his time as speaker it’s pretty obvious the little man doesn’t know the meaning of the word.
"to cast an aspersion and actually to say you are dishonest is most definitely a breach of parliamentary etiquette" Some people understand the difference between a debate and a quarrel. Most dont.
I prefer Hoyle hes far more balanced likable and fairer also a lot less pompous let's be honest Bercow loves the sound of his own voice and quite smug too.
@@charliezz6746 I agree with part of your comments about bercow ,but hoyle needs to assert himself in position the way government has disregarded rules during Covid19
@@glenstevenson9274 Funny how Bercow is so marmite that even many conservatives and right leaning people prefer Hoyle as speaker since he seems more balanced and not pompous or biased.
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He treats it like a reality show, a popularity contest. Which is what Democracy is now basically. PMQ is a circus.
'Like'? It is his pantomime. Not only PMQs... May I suggest a more in-depth look within the archaic mis-functioning 5 century old house of psychos 'work'? Ok its all We have, but I believe assemblies and parliaments CAN and DO exist outside parasitic square mile that indeed runs under its own law.
Guy Fawkes, probably the only person to enter parliament with honest intent
I feel like I witness kinda socjological experiment, testing how gullible british public is.... how far politicians can go deceiving people, lying, gaslighting, being acknowledged as liars & fraudsters yet still stay in power winning ellections and popularity polls.
Many strategies / tools of deception are tested....and sadly, they work :(((
Its aways been a circus and bercow got famous from the weekly showtime.
fairl sure boris respects the majority of parliament obviously...
John Bercow is a circus.
All de Pfeffel has to do is tell us who INITIALLY paid for his refurbishments! He refuses to do so. Conclusions are drawn!
I don’t care anymore because I think the current inhabitants of Whitehall are all greedy grifters.
@@hazelnut975 That’s how they are hoping you continue to feel!
Dyson, one would assume
John Bercow should be a Labour leader
He was initially a Tory MP.
@@wonderingatom8203 He has joined the Labour Party a few weeks ago!
Johnson treats parliament like he treats his wives lol
If the public polling supports killing asylum seekers should we now do it?
If the public polling supports adultery should we now do it?
If the public polling supports beating kids should we now do it?
So why on Earth should we accept Tory lies and corruption just because the clueless British public have swallowed the brainwashing from the mainstream media and now think its ok?
imagine it being more dodgy to call a liar a liar than for it to actually lie? insane.
boris lies thru his teeth and they cant say anything?!
This is why you can't call this a democracy, this is a joke
Yes but there are so many ways round it:
Being economic with the truth.
A stranger to the truth.
So and so wouldn’t recognise the truth if it came up to him/her and slapped him round the face.
At risk of misleading the house.
Has inadvertently misled the house.
What has been said is inconsistent with the facts.
And so on and so on.
Just have to be creative about it.
So you can call somebody a liar, but you have to choose your words carefully.
@@pippipster6767 yes but average person don't have that luxury, we all know awful names used in newspapers towards a common man..
@@felixhabarugira7680
Yes, but newspapers can and do call politicians liars … and worse.
Stop referring to Johnson as "Boris"...that is where the long con begins.
Boris Johnson doesn't treat ANYONE 'with respect'
Even himself
Boris dosent even treat his family with respect why else would he pay someone to raise his kids for him
Which family? He has about 7 children.
@@MrPaulmorris7777 he doesn't live in Downing Street, he lives in a shoe.
What's princess nut nut doing all day
@@robertjones8644 Trying to run the country.
@@MrPaulmorris7777 😂
Tom such a Boris fanboy. Apparently principals don’t matter lol
I haven't seen any of Tom's other interviews (I'm pretty new to the station), so forgive me if he has precedent with regard to Boris, but that wasn't the impression he gave me with that question. He asked why should principles matter to a man as ruthless as Boris?
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(UK headteacher, head)
the person in charge of a school
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the person in charge of a college or university
@@XxEpIcFrOzEnzZxxx Did he ask if they mattered? Or mattered to Johnson? Personally i thought it came across as somehow impressed with Johnson, and dismissive of Johnson's lies, because Johnson's wins and maybe peoples voting behaviour isnt changed by it.
I'm not sure the importance of whether someone else donated the money is that important. What is important is, if someone did, what entity was it on behalf of, and what did they get/expect in return?
On behalf of themselves, out of the goodness of their heart! Just don't read their text messages, those are private.
Nobody would donate money to the party out of the goodness of their heart. They always expect something in return.
To be fair, Johnson is a sign of things to come, especially amongst popularists. Parliament is an inconvenience to those who feel they have a mandate to ignore it.
Parliament should follow the mandate of the people!!!!!!!!
@@Boards-dont-hit-back Easy there, tiger. If there's a referendum, for example, then yes, it should be followed. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't be scrutinised or debated. After all, Brexit, like most issues, aren't just about in or out, yes or no. They're about the details too. And a robust, accountable parliament is needed to ensure that the ruling party does things the right way.
You scratch my Kingpin sized back I'll scratch you a winning ticket to a government contract
People can hate Bercow, but he ultimately says what he thinks and I respect him for that. Actually, I admire his directness and approach to honesty. Was he really a Tory? In our times, it looks ridiculous!
Its depressing to watch Bercow opine as he does because he really honestly looks like an absolute political titan compared to what we have now. I miss this calibre of MP and it was a delight to watch him slap down Jenryck on QT the other night.
He use to be a eurosceptic Tory theres even a video here on RUclips of a much younger Bercow from the mid 1990s talking strongly against the EU how he changed.
I'll bet people would be bothered if they were paying for Corbyn's soft furnishings. 🤔
Your point is
Then you’d lose your bet.
@@pippipster6767 So you're happy to help foot the bill for this clowns decorative touches? More fool you.
@@hayley7090
Whoops! … Misread your original comment. I thought you had said that people wouldn’t be bothered if it was Corbyn. Reply changed to: agree.
(However, as a Republican, what really bothers me is that the wholly undemocratic unmeritocratic royal family are ordered to live the life of billionaires in many and various palaces and castles and mansions at vast public at expense. To be honest, that bothers me much more.)
I read one of the voter's opinions on Labour earlier today as they wanted to vote for the Queen. We are doomed to swirl into the bowels of the bowl...
I miss Bercow.
if bercow were the rule among the tory party as opposed to the exception this country would be a mark greater
John Bercow: a thousand times more articulate than Rees-Mogg, and a million times more honest.
We clearly don’t speak the same language.
This is hilarious . Is this the same John Bercow that claimed £367 to travel to Luton to deliver a speech about expenses ?
Yeah he also claimed £126 travel expenses to attend a banquet at Buckingham palace even the it was less than a mile away and £1000 to drive from Halifax to London.
Well said
just imagine what kind of adult wouldn’t care if the prime minister was corrupt?
Just imagine the kind of adult who thinks none of them are..
@@Tinywars Name another corrupt Prime minister in the 21st century
@@sirtoby4939 ..Tony Blair.
Imagine an adult knowing he’s a liar yet still believing the same proven liar when he promises them he will invest and make their lives better
@@Tinywars say when
Boris Johnson is like a kid who finally got his new train set for Christmas only to have lost interest in it by Boxing Day. He loses interest in everything including wives and girlfriends (he has no loyalty) how could you expect him to have respect for anything - he is entitled after all.
Bercow is a huge loss to politics, he was the labour leader that never was. His loss to the lords is immense. His tiny frame had the heart of a giraffe. Will we ever see his like again. His following and friends are also one offs. At least he can spend more time with his wife travelling, with their friends in their new caravan. Such a loss , a small man, who is legendary in his imitation of a braying sheep. Maybe he could be persuaded to take over from Sir Keir, and lead the labour party to the sunny uplands. Sadly missed
Lol. Huge loss? Poison dwarf
Refreshing to see John and his straight talking again.
Boris Johnson and respect in the same sentence. Wonders will never cease.
I listen to John Bercow for his ability to linguistically vanquish his interlocutors, and not for policy reasons !
His one aim was to defeat Brexit at every opportunity.
@@richardhawkins2013 a true patriot ❤️
The only people Johnson respects are those filling his pockets
John Bercow was a brilliant speaker the only other person who I remember commanding authority in the chamber like him was Betty Boothroyd
by "misdirection" the host means lies
Only speaker who held all to account and with eloquence
John Bercow is spot on 👌🏼
You would struggle to remember that John Bercow is a Conservative.
He is better than all of them, and he was excellent as a speaker because he was fair and did his job well, that was why the conservative hated him.
Correction he was, he hasn't been a Conservative member since 2000 and something so I'm well aware of his back story thanks very much.
Bercow is right
GIVE BERCO A JOB, I DON'T THINK LBC HAVE THE VISION,I HOPE I'M WRONG.....
ARTICULATED,INSIDE TRACK,SHOULD HAVE A DOUBLE SHOW WITH MR O'BRIEN,JUST FOOD FOR THOUGHT,IT'S NEVER HAPPENED BUT CHALLENGE TIMES WE ARE IN,SOMEONE OR SOME PEOPLE HAVE TO LIFT THE THIS CLOULD OF RHE PEOPLE WANT IT ENOUGH...
This is a ‘real’ Speaker. Sir Lindsay Hoyle is almost a spectator in the Speakers Chair. If the House of Commons were back to normal numbers Hoyle wouldn’t stand a chance. Frightening for fair play.
As an European I find it astonishing that the British people keep using the titles of Sir, Lord or Baroness. I get it that is a way to show some respect to those people. But if those Lords and Sirs don't give any respect to the common people, why should you?
@@ton2528 donate to the Conservative party and receive a peerage
Ridiculous nonsense … you haven’t the faintest idea ! 🤣
@@ton2528 Its part of our culture and traditions should we get rid of those too and while were at it why not become another corrupt republic.
That cheeky smile at 7:55 before he uttered the names "Boris Alexander de Pfeffel Johnson"...albeit not in the right order, I shall produce a 10 hour video of this segment of the interview.
I honestly have never heard a man with such as extraordinary grasp of the English language.This simply allows his intelligence to prevail.
@@nickrobinson7096 Jealous?
Wasn't that in reference to John Bercow?
Agreed, but a tad too knowingly stylised. Beautiful cadence though.
This man commands respect from everyone because he speaks the truth. He would make a great prime minister
Eh?????????????
He obviously struggles with a comb so it's a big step up...
I really miss Bercow. He had such integrity and fought so hard to uphold our parliamentary democracy in the face of a storm of falsehood and law breaking. Hoyle, on the other hand, is like week old lettuce.
Non - sense.
Have a look at his record of claiming expenses and his role in destroying expense claims so they could not be investigated before you heap to much praise on him.
@@sychosid5119 I couldn't find much about this except for the Mail, the Express and the Sun, all of which are notorious for overinflating the facts in favour of the Tories and none of which I would consider a reliable source of information.
The report from the BBC was more balanced and made his spending appear fairly reasonable compared to other high level Parliamentarians. Over a third went on an officially sanctioned trip to Australia, for instance. There was a lot of grumbling about a £1,000 taxi ride but this would have been arranged by his office and the expense was justified because of the heightened security requirements at the time. His expenses were connected with his official duties, which are probably dwarfed by those of ministers.
"his role in destroying expense claims". You make it sound like he was putting these through the shredder himself. He was chair of a committee that oversaw the routine destruction of records that was aimed at complying with the data protection regulations. The policy existed independently from Bercow, whose committee would only have been approached if there was a specific issue.
The propaganda press does this sort of thing *all the time.* Negative spin and guilt by association. If you are going to take any news they report seriously you need to find at least two independent supporting sources, which is very difficult at present with our news basically being manufactured by a handful of hard right billionaires.
Bercow speaks and I’m hypnotised
This isn't opinion.
This is fact
Boris treats money and social position with the utmost respect. He is an English toff after all.
English is debatable. Born in the US, grandparents French and Turkish
LBC didn't care about that when he was running against Corbyn did they.
Looking at Sky News.
I love listening to John Bercow talking and explaining things
Tories treat the voters like fools
Bring Bercow back we love you 😍
Traitorous toad!
Wow! What a brain Bercow has! Clarity of thought! Vocabulary the size of a planet. And a total advocate for democracy. I'd vote for him to be Prime Minister or President any day
Corbyn always was 10X the man Boris was.
😹😹
Funny how the nation missed Jeremy's amazing potential at the last election and gave him a pretty convincing two figure send off!?
@@PMS1950 Yeah... My nation really proved their lack of intelligence. We're living in an idiocracy no doubt.
@@podthesod You're an idiot. Corbyn is 100x the man you are.
love this guy...how parliament misses him
Wasn’t it Bercow that disrespected parliament by not being impartial and siding with remoaners
John Major prorogued Parliament in 1997 for 19 days, so Bercow it was not unprecedented.
In 1997, John Major, the then prime minister, and leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party, controversially prorogued parliament at a time that avoided parliamentary debate of the Parliamentary Commissioner's report on the cash-for-questions affair.
So it's common for Tories avoid difficult questions.
'Unprecedentedly long' your selective hearing works perfectly
He said unprecedentedly long. 35 days is a big difference from 19.
So what you're saying is that conservatives have form for trying to taking their ball home when the game isn't going their way.
@@wanklefish Perhaps it's more along the lines of the Conservatives stopping the game that they're losing and waiting for the clock to run out rather than playing by the rules and standing up to scrutiny from the parliament that we all voted for.
Why interview the most partisan speaker in history? He tarnished the role of speaker and has an axe to grind with Bojo for not making him a lord. awful awful man.
And you did treat parliament with respect did you? I think not. You were supposed to be impartial but you certainly weren’t.
Of all people, bercow has no right to pass judgement on who respects whom. He was a rude, obnoxious, disrespectful bully throughout his time in the speakers chair. I shudder every time he crops up on TV.
Love Bercow. What a legend (y)
Perhaps he could take over from James obrien 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nothing will happen he'll keep lying on to the next scandal .want someone with honour.
Wish you still sat in the Speakers chair John x We miss you!
ORDERRRRRRRRRRRR
only EU fans miss him
He was entertaining, that much is true.
@@Boards-dont-hit-back or, more aptly, only the rabid leavers hate him.
@@friendgray1 'Rabid'... ha ha! I've not met one single person who misses him.. and some of them are not 'rabid'.
But he gets the votes 👍. No thanks to this station 😂
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Well said Mr. Bercow. It’s more than overdue that this Old Etonian Elitist Government should be taken to account for their actions.
It's curtains for worzal the end
Miss JB so much. Great man.
I totally agree with John Bercow and without him parliament is less secure..BJ has no respect for anything. He has never had to prove himself at any time as he believes he is above that!
Tom 0 - Bercow about 10
I think the ultimate power lies with one sole person that is the queen and I think she is overwhelmed with what has gone on in the last year. Boris needs to remember he is only prime minister that means he answers to the monarchy the people and the parliment. That is the way it's been for hundreds of years. Since the founding of parliment thanks to oliver cromwell or who ever it was. Boris comes along and just treats it like a joke he needs to look back at some of the greats who took there jobs seriously and remember he is not boss she is and we are
Boris lies, Cameron lies, Clegg lies, Blair lies .... all for personal profit...
John Pro Democracy Bercow
🇮🇪🇪🇺
Ant Democratic cxxnt but close
Poison dwarf!
@@angrybrit7331 Not anti-democratic at all, in fact the inverse! He upheld Parliamentary Democracy, thats what we have in the UK, not Direct Democracy of the Brexit type!!
@@angrybrit7331 Stay salty
@@angrybrit7331 careful crying too much will give you a salt deficiency
Doesn't treat Parliament with respect... That's an understatement.
'Bodies pile up'
Let's not forget or divert from that travesty
a flowery figure of speech. He was obviously objecting when SAGE were pressing him bring in more draconian lockdown measures.
@@crowbar9566 well he got the bodies and the lockdown so 🤷
That quote is hear say could be a smear we don't even know if its true or not.
How about treating the people with some respect... something none of them seem to be able to do
How many allegations of bullying were there against John Bercow again? Remind me?
Sometimes when someone hears the truth from someone it can feel like they are being attacked by that person when in reality that person was just revealing a truth. I feel like that's what them bullying allegations have came from.
@@AnubisKD so three going forward
@@danc5133 Stop bullying me, you bigot.
@@danc5133 What did you call me again? I'm not you understand what is happening here.
@@danc5133 You just proved my point, congratulations. Have a biscuit.
John bercow speaks more sence than bojo
"ORRRRRRRRRDEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRR"
I thought he promised to just go away. They really can't can they?
We need more Bercows!
nor the so called people who voted for the tories and Boris Johnson.
John Bercow never treated parliamentary colleagues with respect.
💯 … smug bully.
But changing the rules to match your own values is treating Parliament with respect...
Someone give that man the PM position.
Amazing man
if boris is not happy about his financial situation so he can go he doesn't have to force him self to geave service to the country he's as bad as the markels
That's a lot of words, to say, "Yes. Boris Johnson is a pathological liar.".
John Doesn’t claim it. He points it out. The PM is supposed to resign for lying in parliament.
2017 Election... where Labour stood on a manifesto to Leave the EU.
John Bercow is the best Blackadder character that never was.
..truth prevails in the long term term
Once it was clear there was no knighthood, the floodgates opened :D
And you did not respect a democratic vote with RESPECT...
I am Irish presently living in a wonderful friendly country called France. We europeans are so lucky to have so many countries who welcome us with open arms. I feel sorry for the genuine people of britain who believed all the lies they were told and are still being told by their government. Gullible is too mild a word for it. By making Europe an enemy is a tactic of this government in England, to have a scapegoat for the shambles that they have created. They said that they would hold all the card when they too back of control of their money ,their borders , their seas , their fish (happy english fish according to Mogg) and their laws. That Europe needed them more than they needed Europe. So now that they have taken back all this control how can they justify trying to blame Europe for their problems. They do so because there is a large section of the english who are more interested in their football (the men) and the soaps (the women) than take the time to question anything but follow the loudest voice, like the lynch mobs of the wild west. Educational standards amongst the not so well off is sadly lacking and that is how the elite intend to keep it. Much easier to get away with lies when talking to the ignorent.
Penny for Bercows thoughts on Boris' likely successor Gove. Reckoned being even less inherently honest than Boris ?
Certainly not a reason to not act but a due unspoken awareness that the rot runs deeper than seems to be widely commented on
His annual spending was £500-600k when he was speaker… he is completely hypocritical and a shameful speaker of the house as he was completely biased.
Well Parliament doesn't treat the British people with respect 🙃
What a laugh Bercow talking about treating parliament with respect, why given his time as speaker it’s pretty obvious the little man doesn’t know the meaning of the word.
He can talk. He doesn’t command ANY respect whatsoever!!!
Not from idiots he doesn't
The bully is full of his own self righteousness.
I miss this man so very much.
Yes John, up the fella
The presenter is trying but struggling
"to cast an aspersion and actually to say you are dishonest
is most definitely a breach of parliamentary etiquette"
Some people understand the difference between a debate and a quarrel.
Most dont.
For once I agree with him , speaker of the house now sitting is useless
I prefer Hoyle hes far more balanced likable and fairer also a lot less pompous let's be honest Bercow loves the sound of his own voice and quite smug too.
@@charliezz6746 I agree with part of your comments about bercow ,but hoyle needs to assert himself in position the way government has disregarded rules during Covid19
Swarbrick didn't get what he wanted out of Bercow. Very predictable, what a shame.
what they are looking for is a Prime Minister, who does nothing wrong......but doesn't do anything worthwhile.
Put mr Bercow back
Very far back.
@@pippipster6767 I mean in parliament
@@glenstevenson9274 Funny how Bercow is so marmite that even many conservatives and right leaning people prefer Hoyle as speaker since he seems more balanced and not pompous or biased.