Boris Johnson. The Leaver’s hero. Can’t deliver Brexit. Doesn’t have the guts to appear on serious TV.
Pretty representative of Brexiteers. Gutless liars.
Calm down, go get an appointment.
Boris Johnson. The Leaver’s hero. Can’t deliver Brexit. Doesn’t have the guts to appear on serious TV.
Pretty representative of Brexiteers. Gutless liars.
Neil isn't a bully - he's a waffle-filter. When his interviewee start going off-piste with their answers, he immediately shuts them down, brings them back to the question, and asks for an answer to it. Several times if necessary. Too many politicians get an easy ride by being allowed to give a rambling answer, wandering off on a completely different tangent towards an answer to a question that wasn't even asked. I like that Neil is aggressive and belligerent.
He still might not get an answer to his repeated questions, as his victim squirms on a hook, but that at least enables us to pass our own judgement when they basically refuse to address a question with a straight answer, despite being given ample opportunity to do so.
He is a bully and rarely gives people time to consider a response to his interrogation. Like all the politicians he interviews, he doesn’t live in the real world.
Tosh.
He gets them to answer the question posed.
He is a bully and rarely gives people time to consider a response to his interrogation. Like all the politicians he interviews, he doesn’t live in the real world.
How very two-faced. I wonder if you recall that prior to the 2017 election, both May and Corbyn declined to attend a live session supposedly for all party leaders, only for him to turn up at the last minute, realising TM would not, and then having the brass-neck to say that if someone invites you it is only polite to attend. What is good for the goose is good for the gander or so the expression goes.
Johnson’s yellow cowardice is now clear for all to see. He's incapable of answering any serious or deep question because he doesn’t know the answer so will attempt bluster and waffle or of course doing what is second nature to him - attempt to lie. Neil is a git but in fairness he tends to be equally brutal to all political persuasions. Johnson won't get away with his lying with Neil and he knows it.
Aside being a serial liar, serial adulterer, criminal conspirator, racist and incompetent thus proving himself unfit for office, he's now a cowardly bottler.
But he'll get away with it. The lead is not narrowing, and he looks like getting a pretty decent majority. Can only admit that he's pulled a fast one really - got his Brexit voted for, but then pulled it because he couldn't face not getting it through 'easily'. Can't face Neil because it's not 'easy'. But will still win handsomely.
Politics is bizarre.
He is a bully, and what is more, he’s not a patch on Paxman or Walden.
He is a bully and rarely gives people time to consider a response to his interrogation. Like all the politicians he interviews, he doesn’t live in the real world.
He doesn't give anyone an easy ride - that is VITAL when challenging the charlatans, liars, bullshitters, wafflers and shysters we are lumbered with. I suppose you'd rather they were interviewed by Fred DINAGE, so they could sit their and effortlessly spout their pre-prepared JIZZ, totally unchallenged.
What the Boris Broadcasting Corporation should do , is have Neal ask his questions, and have them answered by an independent fact checker. Expose all his lies, for what they are.
He doesn't give anyone an easy ride - that is VITAL when challenging the charlatans, liars, bullshitters, wafflers and shysters we are lumbered with. I suppose you'd rather they were interviewed by Fred DINAGE, so they could sit their and effortlessly spout their pre-prepared JIZZ, totally unchallenged.
In our household it was a positive thing, as up to the interview, the missus hated Corbyn, thinking him an absolute idiot. But the interview, and Jezza's answers (when Brillo-Pad Hair let him get a word in edgeways) changed her mind about him. We've in Pavilion so Lucas will get in, but I think it reassured her if (hopefully when) Labour win the election.If Corbyn hadn’t have stepped into ‘the lions den’ his detractors would have simply accused him of cowardice.
There’s a difference between asking challenging questions and allowing people to get a word in between them. I find his particular style offensive. I agree with your “challenge” comment but would prefer that he didn’t come across like an automatic kettle on the boil that won’t turn itself off.
Calm down, go get an appointment.