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Jeremy Corbyn, "Margaret Thatcher's whole idea was that you would solve the problems of environmental sustainability by leaving it all to the market." "And Dennis Skinner used to say something, it was quite witty, actually. He said, “You can't fix the ozone hole with a man, a bike, and an enterprise allowance.” Zack Polanski, "Nice. Did you cross over as an MP with Margaret Thatcher?" Jeremy Corbyn, "Yes." Zack Polanski, "And what was she like?" Jeremy Corbyn, "Oh, very formidable, very well informed. And very quick. And also, unlike many of her predecessors and successors, she absolutely believed in what she was doing." "She was totally wrong" Zack Polanski, "Right?" Jeremy Corbyn, "Totally wrong on industry, totally wrong on society, obviously totally wrong about poll tax, and so on." "But she totally believed in it." "I remember Tony Benn once saying, he said, “Well, actually, the thing about Thatcher is she believes in what she's doing, and so you have to confront her with an alternative ideology and an alternative philosophy,” and that was not what was done." "There was too much demonising of her as an individual." "Well, you can demonise any individual. You, me, anybody can do that. It doesn't actually change anything." Zack Polanski, "Yeah." Jeremy Corbyn, "Just demonise somebody else after that. You've actually got to have a coherent philosophy of the kind of society you want to live in and how you're going to get people to go with you on that journey." "And that's where grassroots activism, peace activism, and hopes are so important."
Farrukh204,181 views • 1 day ago
Andy Burnham's first speech, "From the 1980s this country took a series of wrong turns" "Political power was centralised" "Economic power, privitised" "The country, deindustrialised" "Austerity followed hollowing our councils" "And then Brexit compounded the damage, ushering in a decade of low growth" "Change begins with honesty" "Unless we are blunt about what went wrong, we won't turn things around" "Far from taking back control, the combination of these policies took control out of the hand of communities up and down Britain" "A failed economic model which does not trickle down much to places like theirs and instead allows wealth to be extracted and siphoned out" "Britain's water industry stands as a leaking monument to that approach - a country run in the private rather than public interest" "The government I lead will be relentless in giving people and places what they were promised ten years ago: ownership and control"
Farrukh77,060 views • 17 hours ago
Policeman dances at the Notting Hill Carnival, demonstrating the best of community policing
Farrukh75,113 views • 2 days ago
President Trump, "Today, most of Britain's former colonies have no idea what they truly owe to this towering legacy of law, liberty and British custom that they were given" "We were given that. And it was a great, great gift" "Tonight, on the eve of our 250th year of cherished independence, we turn to the sovereign embodiment of our British heritage and say sincerely, thank you to our friends, the United Kingdom, for the richest inheritance that any nation has ever given to another" "May our two countries stand together forever" "For liberty, for justice and for the glory of God. Ladies and gentlemen, I offer a toast to 250 years of American freedom" "And very importantly, to a great man, His Majesty, King Charles iii. Thank you very much"
Farrukh4,880,379 views • 4 months ago
Charlie Stayt, "Is it true that Mr Farage was notified as he said he was by Essex police of a security threat?" Lee Anderson, "Nigel Farage said during his speech, he said he'd been told not to turn up.. He took the advice" Charlie Stayt, "Essex police said they didn't advise anyone not to attend" Lee Anderson, "Er... er.. Some of these police forces we've been dealing with recently are about as honest as you lot at the BBC" Charlie Stayt, "You're saying Essex police are not telling it how it is?" Lee Anderson, "If Nigel Farage gets up on stage and says he's been advised not to attend, then I believe Nigel above the police"
Farrukh522,928 views • 19 days ago
Zack Polanski, "How should a Prime Minister deal with Donald Trump?" Jeremy Corbyn, "He's the President of the USA, you have to have some sort of contact, you can't avoid it" "But you can also do it by maintaining you self respect" "I think the person who has done that best is Claudia Sheinbaum, the President of Mexico" Zack Polanski, "That moment when Keir Starmer presented Donald Trump with that second state visit" "A lot said this was a masterstroke, Keir Starmer will be able to get what he wants from Donald Trump" Jeremy Corbyn, "That went well, didn't it" Zack Polanski, "Absolutely, it didn't work at all" "I'm curious about Andy Burnham's approach because this doesn't work and it just embarrasses us as a country"
Farrukh56,744 views • 2 days ago
Ciaran Jenkins, "Do you think racism played a role in the intense scrutiny Jason Arday was subject to?" #C4News Lucy Powell, "That is clear for all to see" "The original allegations around his appointment and the intensity and the depth of attention he recieved" "We saw it with black English footballers. I see it with my colleagues like Diane Abbott who face a much higher level of abuse and challenge and difficulty than I do as a white woman"
Farrukh263,826 views • 12 days ago
Rosie O'Donnell on Donald Trump, "If you grew up in New York you knew he was an assh*le and a liar from day one" "I am 64 years and spent my whole life here" "I remember when his were repossessed at the runways at LaGuardia Airport "I remember when he was broke" "I remember when he would call up places and pretend to be his own publicist" "He is a conman, he is a narcissist, and he is a psychopath if you ask me"
Farrukh2,181,288 views • 2 months ago
Marina Purkiss, "188 articles on this man, Jason Arday, who was not a public figure, over 9 days" "It was a blood sport for The Telegraph, The Times, The Spectator" "They have blood on their hands for this man" "They just thought clickbait was more important" "The Times even had articles on Jason Arday, that was paid for advertising" "And I just want to call out Julia Hartley-Brewer, you disgusting vile woman in my opinion for what you posted on social media yesterday" "She wrote: I'm pretty sure Jason Arday's huge book advance would be enough to cover his funeral costs. Give your money to a more deserving cause" "What is wrong with you? What is wrong with you"
Farrukh317,096 views • 15 days ago
Count Binface on the Clacton by-election on US TV, "If Nigel Farage strikes me down electorally I will become more powerful than he can possibly imagine" "Because the parliamentary committee will look into his £5 million unconditional gift, which he said he could spend on Ferraris if he wanted" "But he didn't declare it"
Farrukh392,052 views • 19 days ago
Woody Harrelson, "We have a guy running this country who has unearthed a lot of bigotry, a lot of racism" "And it seems to be more virulent than ever" "It seems like we're going backwards" "I wish there was a way to get rid of that son of a b*tch and get in a great president" "It doesn't seem like that's going to happen" "And I don't know how he's going to continue to ferment hate"
Farrukh5,413,041 views • 6 months ago
Surreal, Newsnight interrupts live TV to report a Reform UK source commenting on the Zack Polanski interview Zack Polanski responds Newsnight then read out a comment from another Reform UK source Newsnight then read out a message from Nigel Farage on social care Then a few minutes later Newsnight read out the rest of Nigel Farage's message, again criticising social care
Farrukh736,356 views • 1 month ago
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Count Binface on Independent TV, "If in the unlikely circumstance that I was to win" "If I was Nigel Farage and I had £5,000,000 of unconditional gift sitting in the bank, and I wasn't an MP, I would excuse him going straight off to the nearest Ferrari showroom" "Fair is fair, the guy would need a bit of retail therapy right" - "I would say the British people should requisition Royal Palaces, except one of them, they can have one" "The rest of them can be turned into shelters and refugees for people who need a roof over their head" "How dare that one family have six or seven giant palaces on the British taxpayer" "What a symbol it would be to the world if they gave up Buckingham palace - they don't even like it, they hate it" "So why not do the honourable thing and give it to the people?"
Farrukh387,721 views • 21 days ago