In Conversation Jacob Rees Mogg

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  • Jacob Rees-Mogg, North East Somerset MP and leading Brexiteer, in conversation with Professor Philip Cowley at the Mile End Institute. The conversation took place on Thursday 1 February 2018.
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  • @6rett
    @6rett Před 6 lety +293

    Whether you lean to the left or the right, you cannot deny JRM is a man of conviction. One day - not soon, or even within the next few years, but one day he will lead our country and I will stand by him 100%.

    • @Truth_Seeker_UK
      @Truth_Seeker_UK Před 6 lety +21

      As a life long Labour voter myself I'd happily vote Mogg to see us through Brexit

    • @malpreece5008
      @malpreece5008 Před 6 lety +17

      I totally agree. A friend of mine who has been a life long Labour supporter recently said he doesn’t agree with all of Jacob’s positions, but he considers him a man of conviction and admires him tremendously. I had the pleasure of meeting JRM in 2016 during the EU referendum, and I can honestly say he was real gentlemen.

    • @tamsinthai
      @tamsinthai Před 6 lety +1

      He's a fucking hypocrite. But pro Brexit (with which I personally agree albeit it having been to my detriment as an expat). What other of his policies do you agree on?

    • @malpreece5008
      @malpreece5008 Před 6 lety +8

      tamsinthai Well done for supporting Brexit as an expat, that's very noble of you. Of course the main reason I agree with Rees-Mogg is because of his stance on Brexit, because it's an all pervasive issue that will impact upon the UK in many different ways. However, I agree with him on reducing corporation tax, increasing the income tax allowance threshold, reducing foreign aid, his advocation of small government, and his general disdain of 'political correctness'. Also, I agree with a lot of his personal views on morality, but no doubt I'll only get put down for being an out of touch traditionalist if I share any of those views on here! Anyway, hope that answers your question.

    • @andrewheywood6252
      @andrewheywood6252 Před 6 lety +8

      Yes JRM like Tony Benn are among a rare breed of Politician.

  • @theglorycarrier2211
    @theglorycarrier2211 Před 6 lety +93

    About as clear and concise as you can get; he speaks in a very straightforward manner, which, only 30 years ago, would have made him a very bland and unexceptional MP, as so many spoke the same way then......but cometh the moment cometh the man, and he IS a man of the people, not in spite of his background, but more precisely BECAUSE of his background!

  • @treaclelester7285
    @treaclelester7285 Před 6 lety +366

    How many politicians would answer so coherently and under such pressure for such a long time. He really is exceptional and should be our PM.

    • @pamelamillett4402
      @pamelamillett4402 Před 6 lety +2

      Deb Brownlee QA

    • @stoufer2000
      @stoufer2000 Před 6 lety +9

      That would be long hours in the debating society at Eton for you... They don't learn maths, they mostly learn how to rule you regardless of idiotic policies that will see you are kept in your place.

    • @stoufer2000
      @stoufer2000 Před 6 lety +1

      Chinese food clothing and footwear.... It costs peanuts already

    • @tamsinthai
      @tamsinthai Před 6 lety +17

      Yes. The English have always been taught to bow to those with a posh voice. Pathetic sheep that you are. Nothing has changed in the twenty years since I departed to the wild East. At least here we know we are being fucked over. Go back to sleep.

    • @LewieLeway
      @LewieLeway Před 6 lety +3

      He can reply in such a way because he is a back bencher. If he was in the cabinet he wouldn't be so free to speak his mind.

  • @aligeeee
    @aligeeee Před 6 lety +220

    A pleasure to watch a civilised Q&A. The questioner probed without being insulting or looking for the scoop/gaff to hang his guest. The audience well-mannered even though some were there to oppose. And the master himself curteous, humerous, intelligent as we all know and more than obliging, but always wth the self-determination of fairness and believability. Glad i found this clip.

    • @garethreynolds376
      @garethreynolds376 Před 6 lety +10

      Well said and I agree. I am broadly left of centre but have had great respect for JRM since seeing him interviewed by George Galloway (it's on youtube). Their politics are a long way apart but both were courteous and respectful.

    • @effexon
      @effexon Před 4 lety +3

      I remember during Blair time, you werent even allowed to ask many questions... it was almost like China in Europe.

    • @tobyw9573
      @tobyw9573 Před 3 lety +1

      The Epoch Times has great news coverage, and thorough and informative interviews.

    • @MrSpasticdancer
      @MrSpasticdancer Před 3 lety +2

      its always better to oppose with geniune ideas rather than strawmanning and trying to put words in the guests mouth

    • @MrGengad
      @MrGengad Před 3 lety +3

      I may have not graduated from his School or had the fortune to speak like this, but I must say my kids will definitely get that, while I am still alive. He is my favorite politician of all time. You got my vote if you become Tory leader.

  • @EugenioCarmo
    @EugenioCarmo Před 6 lety +171

    We so desperately need him to take his position of PM. The sooner the better

    • @TB-bw3hj
      @TB-bw3hj Před 4 lety

      gespilk and an example of the murder committed would be?

    • @jonarmstrong9595
      @jonarmstrong9595 Před 4 lety +1

      @gespilk hah what the hell are you on?

    • @jonarmstrong9595
      @jonarmstrong9595 Před 4 lety

      @gespilk people are generally better off now than ever and those on low income have much more support with government assistance and credits. what are you on about? I expect you are referring to those on the dole that get sanctioned. hardly the entire society. loss of lives lol - grow up

    • @jonarmstrong9595
      @jonarmstrong9595 Před 4 lety

      @gespilk of course I regard them as humans and they are fortunate enough to have income support when they need it which we should provide for those in need in society - so im not sure how you decided I felt they are not humans not worthy of a dignified existence. making stuff up doesn't help. look, in society there are people who earn a lot (and pay taxes to support those in need amongst other things) and those who don't earn much because of their job, circumstances etc - that's just life. if you don't earn a fortune don't expect to live in Kensington, if you do you can have nice things. Im not sure what your issue is - you reckon the government are killing people - that's nonsense they are supporting people now more than ever. do you expect everyone to be earning £100k or government o just pay for everything

    • @jonarmstrong9595
      @jonarmstrong9595 Před 4 lety

      @gespilk well you only get deductions if you don't bother looking for work or don't show up to appointments which if you re not working you should be able to do - I think that's fair. dole shouldn't provide a comfortable level of income - a job does that. if yiou paid unemployed equivalent of a salary theyd never work and wed pay for it. that's not right is it

  • @abbamanic
    @abbamanic Před 6 lety +313

    Jacob is a wonder. I trust him. That's a simple answer. I don't trust corbyn, clegg, May. It's remarkably simple.

    • @laughingachilles
      @laughingachilles Před 6 lety +23

      I don't agree with some of his views but I like the man because he's quite consistent with his positions. I can respect that far more than a politician who changes their mind depending on what is popular at the time and I think an increasing number of British people are feeling the same way. This is why we saw the rise of Farage and the current popularity of Boris Johnson.

    • @laughingachilles
      @laughingachilles Před 6 lety +14

      The quality of someones views is a little subjective and people on each side will consider their to be superior, but I never made a claim about the quality of his views, I merely pointed out that someone being consistent is something I can respect. It also means the person can be easier to deal with and predict, which is useful when you are voting for them.

    • @mikebassett9195
      @mikebassett9195 Před 6 lety +3

      Laughing Achilles - Totally agree. Currently if someone moans the government changes it's mind. Which has led to this state of constant offence. So I get his appeal. Personally I don't like him, but I like to listen because he's clearly intelligent. Unfortunately I can never see the benefits in the conservative approach

    • @laughingachilles
      @laughingachilles Před 6 lety +8

      I've never understood the idea of conservative and liberal labels when most people are a mixture of views, so when you say the conservative approach I'm unsure as to what you mean. For example I believe in long prison sentences for serious offenders, but I also believe we need a better approach to rehabilitation. One of these views is traditionally left leaning and the other is right, to me it's about pragmatism and the politics are an afterthought.

    • @mikebassett9195
      @mikebassett9195 Před 6 lety +2

      Laughing - I get your point. For me conservative approach is deregulating and removing workers rights. Which for them allows for greater economic success. That's how I see Mogg anyway, possibly I'm wrong

  • @HagiaSophia1952
    @HagiaSophia1952 Před 6 lety +48

    Mr Rees Mogg is trusted because he is HONEST: and so few of the Westminster Class are! And why the objections along the lines of, "He's never held high Office". Those who HAVE held high Office are not doing too well with all that experience: let's try a clean slate!

    • @aaronnotley-jones2140
      @aaronnotley-jones2140 Před 4 lety +4

      look at his voting records you ignorant person !!!! You do know he opposes gay rights against civil rights and against more tax for people like him stop thinking hes some sort of hero

    • @HagiaSophia1952
      @HagiaSophia1952 Před 4 lety +1

      @@aaronnotley-jones2140 At least I know that - as a Roman Catholic - Mr Rees-Mogg is against homosexual rights. Yet, Islam is in the same camp; and gets an entirely free pass on that one fro the LEFT along with their antisemitism. And I certainly don't regard him as a 'hero': I'll define those for myself, thank you.

    • @aaronnotley-jones2140
      @aaronnotley-jones2140 Před 4 lety

      @@HagiaSophia1952 why did you vote brexit then?

    • @aaronnotley-jones2140
      @aaronnotley-jones2140 Před 4 lety +2

      @@HagiaSophia1952 and what do you think about that 950k paint job on a plane out of the tax payers pocket

    • @HagiaSophia1952
      @HagiaSophia1952 Před 4 lety

      @@aaronnotley-jones2140 It's to be used by our Sovereign Lady, and by her Prime Minister (and, I suppose others) when representing the United Kingdom. It looks quite an improvement over the tiny red planes of the Queen's Flight, I remember at RAF Benson in the 1960s. It's a bit 'presidential' (a la 'Air Force One'); but, then, our Queen is our Head of State; even for a republican like me.

  • @steven-jl1ct
    @steven-jl1ct Před 6 lety +31

    coming from a labour family I am so impressed with Jacob Rees-mogg I have persuaded all my family to join the conservatives to vote for him in the leadership election

    • @maxinemckenzie6076
      @maxinemckenzie6076 Před 2 lety +7

      I don't believe you're real. You're a Tory wet-dream phantom!

  • @bossrocker
    @bossrocker Před 6 lety +14

    Intelligent,articulate,patriotic,honest.May has none of these qualities.The UK is crying out for JRM to lead us to a bight future come on Mr Mogg we need you!!!!!

  • @TheRightHonRai
    @TheRightHonRai Před 6 lety +118

    He has to be our future prime minister. Patriot, respectful, intelligent and funny. God save our queen

  • @henrywest9275
    @henrywest9275 Před 6 lety +55

    One of my favourite things about Jacob is that he is so consistent. His voting record and personal views never change. I don’t agree with everything he says but I would vote for him just because I know what he would do

    • @zaprese
      @zaprese Před 3 lety +6

      He’s one of the few people I disagree fundamentally with in probably 50% of his views but would vote for every single time.

    • @Surferant666
      @Surferant666 Před 3 lety +4

      Hes a spy for Rome...

    • @hateanimalabuse
      @hateanimalabuse Před 3 lety

      Worse thing about him is he hates wildlife as does his wife.

  • @elizabethfitzgibbon3908
    @elizabethfitzgibbon3908 Před 6 lety +19

    You were AMAZING!!!!!

  • @gx2music
    @gx2music Před 6 lety +34

    Our future PM. Utterly love the guy. He’s honest as hell and doesn’t try to hide it.

  • @hughoxford8845
    @hughoxford8845 Před 6 lety +62

    We are crying out for and deeply in need of people like JRM and Jordan Peterson who selflessly speak truth to power, who bring maturity, calm and sanity to public discourse.

    • @ashmanaman13
      @ashmanaman13 Před 6 lety +7

      Someone needs to set up a discussion between JRM and JBP

    • @spodule6000
      @spodule6000 Před 6 lety +2

      I really think JRM should see Peterson's "12 principles for a 21st century conservatism" - That was a brilliant and mind expanding presentation.

    • @michaelgrace3620
      @michaelgrace3620 Před 6 lety +2

      Hugh Oxford Amen

    • @clairevoyant8740
      @clairevoyant8740 Před 6 lety

      food.clothing. and footwear.

    • @redrumax
      @redrumax Před 6 lety

      and Nigel

  • @milesclarke1614
    @milesclarke1614 Před 6 lety +13

    The difference between the receptions for JRM at Queen Mary and Bristol Universities could not be more stark. My congratulations to Queen Mary's trustees for championing Free Speech.

  • @cerriden9921
    @cerriden9921 Před 6 lety +77

    I believe it is Jacob's destiny to become our P.M. and the sooner this happens the happier I will be.

    • @kneedeacon2309
      @kneedeacon2309 Před 4 lety +2

      cerri den I don't think he will fit in the last parliament where all those wild cat screaming and shouting , he is too gentlemanly for that,

    • @_Wakaz_
      @_Wakaz_ Před 3 lety +2

      Tory sheep.

  • @jonbloyd8907
    @jonbloyd8907 Před 3 lety +5

    Next PM > Bo Jo. He has a quality about him, a presence, that defies description. I can't define it but I think I know it when I see & hear it. I'm USA, 81, & don't remember anyone equal to him, period.

  • @louislamont1470
    @louislamont1470 Před 6 lety +159

    FFS make this man prime minister he will run rings round the EU bureaucrats.

    • @mmcfarlane001
      @mmcfarlane001 Před 3 lety +5

      Guessing this comment hasn’t aged well?

    • @louislamont1470
      @louislamont1470 Před 3 lety

      @@mmcfarlane001 This man says what he thinks, and thats what you need in a leader, even if you disagree with the some of the time, plus we have left the EU thank god.

    • @hmq9052
      @hmq9052 Před 3 lety +2

      He conned you

  • @AutoAlligator
    @AutoAlligator Před 6 lety +17

    I enjoy how honest Mr Rees-mogg appears in this very relaxed interview. I do prefer to see him under pressure which is when i feel he, and his bravery (in the face of endless negativity) shines.

    • @AutoAlligator
      @AutoAlligator Před 2 lety

      @Jungleface Jake I do. Although I would have preferred he opposed the restrictions from the start I respect his opinion without agreeing 100%. How about you?

    • @AutoAlligator
      @AutoAlligator Před 2 lety

      @Jungleface Jake Interesting.

  • @blazednlovinit
    @blazednlovinit Před 6 lety +22

    Praise yourself and you shall be humbled, and humble yourself and you shall be praised. Jacob exemplifies this beautifully.

  • @hamishhorsburgh9838
    @hamishhorsburgh9838 Před 6 lety +38

    How refreshing to have a politician that answers the question given to him!

  • @ParthaDey97
    @ParthaDey97 Před 6 lety +17

    Wow, I just watched the entire thing

  • @paulwanless4102
    @paulwanless4102 Před 3 lety +4

    Wish there was more HONEST men like him .

  • @number8485
    @number8485 Před 3 lety +9

    So refreshing to see such a brilliantly conducted interview with a highly intelligent, charming, sensitive and able politician...hurry up and move off the back benches Jacob and be our new PM!

  • @johnstroud3448
    @johnstroud3448 Před 6 lety +7

    The answer is HONESTY Jacob, answers`s to the questions asked, not a dodger of issues

  • @KEENSVIDEOS
    @KEENSVIDEOS Před 6 lety +83

    That was a very interesting interview.....sharp articulate man very able to think on his feet....strong grasp of key historical moments ....and with a clear vision of how to guide future developments.....you have my vote...

  • @PeppaPig-gn6ch
    @PeppaPig-gn6ch Před 6 lety +94

    Love Rees mogg he is a rare truther that's why people love him and he believes in the decision of 17.4 million of the people of Britain rather than treat us like we have no worth

    • @kneedeacon2309
      @kneedeacon2309 Před 4 lety +1

      Peppa Pig Nanny has brought him right, be respectful, be truthful, be caring and most of all be understanding.

    • @jeremysmith8035
      @jeremysmith8035 Před 3 lety +7

      hes a far right extremist, supported by rather dim pensioners who love a bit of deference to someone who they see as their better.

    • @d.jparer5184
      @d.jparer5184 Před 3 lety +3

      @@jeremysmith8035 can you define far right?

    • @jeremysmith8035
      @jeremysmith8035 Před 3 lety +2

      @@d.jparer5184 yep i can . I also find mogsters rehetoric very interesting when you look at it along side umberto echo's definition of fascism.

    • @d.jparer5184
      @d.jparer5184 Před 3 lety +2

      @@jeremysmith8035 sorry, will you define far right?

  • @boptah7489
    @boptah7489 Před 6 lety +128

    Can someone please explain why JRM is not PM as we tackle Brexit. It is so obvious that he was born to do the job, That it is almost funny.

    • @boptah7489
      @boptah7489 Před 6 lety +9

      It is irrelevant what the left think. they will never be happy until the world is marxist or communist. . There are not enough of them to worry about either.

    • @Badtastemamma
      @Badtastemamma Před 6 lety +1

      well at least he's honest about his stance. Honesty is an unusual quality in prominent politicians, and one to be encouraged!!

    • @noaccount4
      @noaccount4 Před 6 lety +1

      He explains in this Q&A session that he won't be PM because he is not a member of the big 3 Cabinet positions; being not Chancellor, Home Secretary or Foreign Secretary. At least for now - time may change this circumstance

    • @Dragonblaster1
      @Dragonblaster1 Před 6 lety +2

      LegendLength Does JRM look like he gives a flying fuck if his beliefs are used against him? Because he doesn’t pretend to have them to be “down and dope”: he REALLY holds them.
      Vanishingly rare in a politico these days.

    • @williamfindlay2710
      @williamfindlay2710 Před 3 lety

      He is Roman Catholic

  • @promitevires5829
    @promitevires5829 Před 6 lety +37

    If Jacob Rees Mogg were pushed/forced into ministerial office he would be shackled by Cabinet loyalty and we would have lost by far and away the best politician/Parliamentarian we are fortunate to have.....I think he is a national treasure!!! Long may he flourish.

  • @JohnRutherfordjohnrutherford

    Great guy

  • @garethhilton4249
    @garethhilton4249 Před 6 lety +19

    JRM is a polite, intelligent , religious gentleman who encourages debate. Let improve society together.

    • @_Wakaz_
      @_Wakaz_ Před 3 lety +1

      I'm looking forward to when you sheep are gone.

    • @_Wakaz_
      @_Wakaz_ Před 3 lety +1

      Society doesn't improve with tories.

  • @mangotango3778
    @mangotango3778 Před 6 lety +83

    Jacob is the leader we need.

  • @jfndfiunskj5299
    @jfndfiunskj5299 Před 6 lety +7

    Q&A was excellent.

  • @leolion3942
    @leolion3942 Před 3 lety +4

    I don’t agree with all Jacob says but I do totally believe that he is a man of impeccable integrity. We need more like him

  • @BrokenSoulsAlliance
    @BrokenSoulsAlliance Před 6 lety +16

    What a breath of fresh air Jacob Rees-Mogg!

  • @MrGeeetar
    @MrGeeetar Před 6 lety +73

    Disgraceful that one of the protesters tried to throw a punch. Shows how crazy University campuses have become.

    • @rja421
      @rja421 Před 6 lety +1

      That was at a different event.

    • @paulpaul8861
      @paulpaul8861 Před 6 lety +3

      it was the nazi uniform wearing jrm supporter that threw that first punch, against peaceful protestors.

    • @AndrewFosterEsquire
      @AndrewFosterEsquire Před 6 lety +4

      Paul paul, Peaceful with faces covered? Really!!?

    • @noaccount4
      @noaccount4 Před 6 lety +1

      I was at this event, there were no punches thrown in this event (besides one member of the audience calling Mogg stupid lol). The kerfluffle in Bristol was at a separate event

    • @AndrewFosterEsquire
      @AndrewFosterEsquire Před 6 lety +1

      John Merces am aware it was a different event. I was raising the point addessing paul pauls stupid comment about "peaceful protesters"

  • @jayrorschach2247
    @jayrorschach2247 Před 3 lety +35

    If this guy jumped in a time machine to 1895 he’d still be considered old fashioned 😂

    • @pov_music
      @pov_music Před 2 lety +1

      It's all a facade - he just uses it as an excuse for not giving a shit about his kids and his outdated attitudes.

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem +1

      I think truth is eternal. That two plus two equals four is as true now as it was at the dawn of time.

  • @samrodian919
    @samrodian919 Před 3 lety +4

    Those answers were why I joined the Conservative party back in 1982 sadly I did not agree with a lot of Margaret Thatcher's later anti union policies and left the party. But I believe that Jacob Rees- Mogg is an honourable man and his ideals show through his answers I think he would make a great Prime minister after Boris Johnson who as much as I like him, has not handled the Covid19 crisis particularly well, but I also believe that Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party would have made a pigs breakfast of it.

    • @bam-skater
      @bam-skater Před 2 lety

      GRM is as slimy and corrupt as they come. Politics to him is just a means to enrich himself

  • @princessbubblee699
    @princessbubblee699 Před 6 lety +58

    JRM is the only adult in Parliament

  • @THESHOMROM
    @THESHOMROM Před 6 lety +22

    I borrowed to go to University and, though it took nearly 10 years, I paid back all including the interest.

  • @MrDanielfff777
    @MrDanielfff777 Před 3 lety +9

    This is brilliant, he is my favourite MP

  • @gillwil
    @gillwil Před 6 lety +20

    Brilliant

  • @zsolesz734
    @zsolesz734 Před 6 lety +35

    A man with intellect and patriotism.May God give him strength and faith to carry out his mission.

  • @louisebrown8827
    @louisebrown8827 Před 3 lety +1

    So you mean!! You answer honestly!!!❤️💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

  • @theglorycarrier2211
    @theglorycarrier2211 Před 6 lety +52

    Kinda got a little scared when he mentioned diversity.....until I realised he was talking more about diversity of thought and opinion, not the destructive dieversity (typo intended!)........Phew!

    • @ZenosOsgorma
      @ZenosOsgorma Před 6 lety +3

      diversity based upon real freedoms of choice , opinion and thought , if people want a more so called diverse government feel free to run for a government seat but it should be under the premise of upholding the locals and at the same time put the national culture first rather than personal ideal leanings , just as mogg has done he doesn't seek to change laws to suit his own opinions because he disagrees with a democraticlly passed regulation , if a debate needs to happen and such issues let them be debated but be prepaired to be offended and take it on the chin. (unlike those regressive liberals who want to just bypass the debate and go right to the passing of Regulations and law without the debate ever happening or the debate being shut down via disruptive protest jerring or in antfifas case directly interrupting a open debate, in times like this a more civil approach is needed not more social justice warriors using PC arguments)

  • @bigpete4227
    @bigpete4227 Před 6 lety +52

    He’s a gent from a time when that meant something. He lives that ethos consistently and backs it up with a rigid spine.

    • @tomred753
      @tomred753 Před 3 lety +4

      He is a gent of yesterday, today and tomorrow.

    • @vyvvian3064
      @vyvvian3064 Před 3 lety +2

      Every thing wrong with GB. Just another suit dummie. 👍👍👍💰💰💰💰💰that enough JRM pay yer tax. PS I’m not labour supporter either they’re just 2 cheeks of the same ARSE.

    • @leor7870
      @leor7870 Před 3 lety +1

      Are you a millionaire with you money in off shore jurisdictions

  • @wesleybradd
    @wesleybradd Před 3 lety +5

    Dude thats brilliant, every one should have a garden.

  • @bobalexander9420
    @bobalexander9420 Před 3 lety +4

    Jacob Rees Mogg, he is a politian who I can listen to and seems to be very well informed and well read,, he obviously does intricate and detailed research for each subject he talks about,, he has my vote,

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem

      Yes it is impressive how on top of his brief he always is. He is never thrown by any question the interviewer might ask.

  • @aymiesam
    @aymiesam Před 3 lety +4

    JRM is so wonderfully English!
    I definitely don't agree with him on everything, although he could persuade me on many things. Love him.

  • @paulrimmer2853
    @paulrimmer2853 Před 6 lety +11

    That was so good. Reaffirmed my faith in Classical Liberalism & the sanctity of our Ancient Liberties.

    • @looseconnections8233
      @looseconnections8233 Před 6 lety +1

      Paul Rimmer I asked the Classical Liberal Question

    • @jeremysmith8035
      @jeremysmith8035 Před 2 lety +3

      Reese moggs is a facist mate if you think thats classic liberslism i am glad i.moved to madrid with 8000 other uk firms when someone who is having to call in the army to deal with his policies lied about not keaving the single market. The intellectual dishonesty going on in the tory party is remarkable

    • @david-pb4bi
      @david-pb4bi Před 2 lety +2

      @@jeremysmith8035 JRM reminds me of Goebbels only Goebbels was a bit more left wing than Mogg, how anybody could have respect for that drip is beyond me.

    • @paulrimmer2853
      @paulrimmer2853 Před 2 lety

      @@jeremysmith8035 Can't you take the rest of the Leftist cranks with you?

    • @firebyrd437
      @firebyrd437 Před 2 lety +1

      @@paulrimmer2853 why don't you take the rest of the fascist cutns with you and go away far away from decent people

  • @davidbutler4363
    @davidbutler4363 Před 2 lety

    Brilliant vlog 😁👍👏👏👏

  • @MrMatthewrhodes
    @MrMatthewrhodes Před 6 lety +27

    We need to get some Moggmentum going people.

  • @sandrafarmer6801
    @sandrafarmer6801 Před 6 lety +11

    Impressive

  • @JoseWhon
    @JoseWhon Před 6 lety +60

    Interesting interview and questions - thanks!

    • @louisebrown8827
      @louisebrown8827 Před 3 lety +1

      Very one sided bias interviewer! But only proved the intelligence and backbone of JC ❤️💙

  • @earlwilliams9024
    @earlwilliams9024 Před 6 lety +15

    Honesty from a politician ? Somebody always wants someone else to pay their bills!! If you don't pay then the rest of us pay? Nothing is free

  • @halfbakedc00kie
    @halfbakedc00kie Před 6 lety +44

    I wonder if vertical farming can allow for more 'horizontal' housing.

    • @robcowell1477
      @robcowell1477 Před 6 lety +7

      Half Baked How do you drive a tractor up a wall? 🤔

    • @_siggi_783
      @_siggi_783 Před 2 lety

      Just look at a satellite map of europe, 90% rectangles of agriculture

  • @stephenmason1028
    @stephenmason1028 Před 4 lety +44

    A lot of people in this crowd can't comprehend that a man can be principled, can be driven by those principles, but yet not want those principles forcibly imposed on others.

    • @toolatehello3345
      @toolatehello3345 Před 3 lety +16

      Meet Jacob Rees Mogg
      His Company Made £103 million but paid no Cooperation tax in the last 5 years
      His parent company is based on the Cayman Islands even though they operate in GB
      No contribution to the NHS, Police, Schools , Welfare, Defence.
      This is why he wanted out before the EU forced him to pay tax on new legislation they introduced.
      Did you really think he cares about the people of the UK?
      Despite being a Brexiter, In March 18 moved his business to Dublin via Somerset Capital.
      BTW he managed to scrounge £6.7Million in grants to refurbish his 300 bed ancestral home .
      An extremely principled man.

    • @stephenmason1028
      @stephenmason1028 Před 3 lety +3

      @@toolatehello3345 You commented this to the wrong person. I believe that tax avoidance is one of the greatest principles that any person could ever have. I think everyone should do it, and do it the greatest extent possible.

    • @ninadiamant8937
      @ninadiamant8937 Před 3 lety +3

      @@stephenmason1028
      Schools? Hospitals? Roads, etc? How the hell are you going to use these things if you don't oay your fair share?

    • @stephenmason1028
      @stephenmason1028 Před 3 lety +2

      @@ninadiamant8937 I do not believe there is anything fair about it. The people who are the most financially successful contribute the vast majority of this while tons of people contribute absolutely nothing and only take. Where's the fairness in that? huh?

    • @stephenmason1028
      @stephenmason1028 Před 3 lety +1

      @G Dog *yawn

  • @carolcalf2032
    @carolcalf2032 Před 3 lety +8

    My I’ve just watched the whole thing. Normally I watch 10 mins and I’m bored. This man was interesting and refreshing and he answers all the questions. Bravo

  • @petrocism
    @petrocism Před 2 lety +1

    Praise be

  • @lynnjones4291
    @lynnjones4291 Před 2 lety +1

    Great stuff

  • @THESHOMROM
    @THESHOMROM Před 5 lety +7

    I listened again to this conversation and regarding a lift in the Elizabeth Tower I think it can be done if people will put up with a little inconvenience in order to have a great deal of convenience. One simply installs 1 elevator which goes 1/2 way up. The people disembark to take another which goes to the remaining floors. A great deal more convenient than having to climb to the top.

  • @xisailuo
    @xisailuo Před 6 lety +91

    Which group do you think are particularly underrepresented in parliament? "The poorest in society."
    The "left" really ought to think about that one.

    • @stoufer2000
      @stoufer2000 Před 6 lety +9

      Why? We have had a right wing or right of centre gov for nearly 40 years. Rees Mogg and his Tory mates don't care about the poor

    • @boptah7489
      @boptah7489 Před 6 lety +14

      stoufer2000. No you idiot. We have a left wing government under a fascist EU. You have no clue about anything. We live in a socialist system. That is why there is so much debt. IF YOU HAVE A CENTRAL BANK THEN YOU ARE SOCIALIST. It is impossible to have capitalism AND a central bank. They are mutually exclusive.. you really are a dummy aren't you.

    • @sorsocksfake
      @sorsocksfake Před 6 lety +9

      *ignores the anarchist*
      *ignores the commy*
      It's an obvious issue. If you're highly capable, as a leader should be... then you're unlikely to end up poor in the first place. At most someone can be born poor, but most of those quickly abandon the poor life and can't speak for the poor anymore.
      Seems that often the best advocates are those rare rich people who have an affinity for the poor. Trump (like him or hate him) has that. Roman populists like the Gracchi, Marius and Caesar had that.
      And the worst are the ones who claim to speak for the poor, but who have no affinity for them. Notably, bourgeouis marxists. It's easy to see the appeal, but its record is that everyone becomes dirt poor after the poorest 10% have been massacred, while somehow the party becomes filthy rich.

    • @jimwest7107
      @jimwest7107 Před 6 lety +4

      So true. 90% of Labour who pretend to be working class are all from wealthy stock and most have millions in the bank from investments and live in gated communities.

    • @tobyw9573
      @tobyw9573 Před 3 lety

      @@boptah7489 , If do not have a central bank, then you must have a government that manages the quantity and value of money without having to worry about the next election. Gold suffers the same problems as fiat money as the Dutch gold industry discovered several centuries ago. The US economy has done better in terms of recessions as time goes by, as you can see from this page in Wikipedia.
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_recessions_in_the_United_States

  • @adeleforgey1872
    @adeleforgey1872 Před 6 lety +17

    The voice of REASON

  • @chiefsittingstill6061
    @chiefsittingstill6061 Před 6 lety +2

    I don't get why the Q & A can't be in that order - why do QQ & AA (two questions followed by two answers)?

  • @johnbecker710
    @johnbecker710 Před 6 lety +31

    Brilliant interview. Move aside Theresa May

  • @dissonantiacognitiva7438
    @dissonantiacognitiva7438 Před 6 lety +32

    I will definitely vote for this guy

    • @lordcreep3330
      @lordcreep3330 Před 3 lety

      Ah

    • @tottenhamhotspurish
      @tottenhamhotspurish Před 2 lety +2

      He’d send us back to the dark ages if he had his way.

    • @dissonantiacognitiva7438
      @dissonantiacognitiva7438 Před 2 lety +1

      @@tottenhamhotspurish why? You believe he would have you wearing a coconut hat or a top hat and ride horses?
      Or is it the nuclear family you are afraid of and boring things like stability?

    • @DanPlayingGames
      @DanPlayingGames Před 2 lety

      @@dissonantiacognitiva7438 He's a poncey stuck up knobhead; the same can probably be said of you, judging from your username.

    • @dissonantiacognitiva7438
      @dissonantiacognitiva7438 Před 2 lety

      @@DanPlayingGames so who is your candidate of choice? Starter? Corbyn? Sturgeon? Drakeford? Tice?
      What you don't realize is that JRM is a kingmaker, he would never throw himself in the ring, he is too smart

  • @pod9538
    @pod9538 Před 3 lety +1

    FANTASTIC

  • @ejbh3160
    @ejbh3160 Před 3 lety +14

    Get him back now Brexit is done - and play him his answers about trade.

    • @anthonyferguson4218
      @anthonyferguson4218 Před 2 lety

      Brexit is the least of anyone's issues...... 💉☠🤦‍♂️

    • @MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists
      @MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists Před 2 lety +2

      or watch this first and put him in jail! czcams.com/video/np_ylvc8Zj8/video.html

    • @DAVHORNER
      @DAVHORNER Před 2 lety

      Moggy is disarmingly charming - but very wrong as we can clearly see. Staying within the CU and SM at least would spare us the grief we are experiencing... of course staying in the CU and SM and not retaining our membership of the EU was also pointless. UK being battered now by economic storms that will continue for years. More fool us and indeed him.

    • @BedsitBob
      @BedsitBob Před 2 lety

      @@DAVHORNER But staying within the CU and SM, wouldn't have been leaving the EU, in any meaningful way.
      In fact, it would've been worse than staying in the EU.

    • @DAVHORNER
      @DAVHORNER Před 2 lety

      @@BedsitBob Yep agreed - fundamentally leaving the EU was not the smartest of moves if prosperity is your priority, and indeed the good old British public voted with the intelligence of a mob.

  • @matinalancaster6254
    @matinalancaster6254 Před 6 lety +4

    Its obvious there is a huge disconnect between the government, establishment, education system etc, Mr Mogg understands this huge issue and we need more decent Politicians following his values to put Great back in Britain.

  • @ICECREAMK1NG1-jw8ig
    @ICECREAMK1NG1-jw8ig Před 6 lety +8

    A politician I can respect. There's a sentence I never thought I would say. A PM we need ASAP

  • @ploppy193
    @ploppy193 Před 5 lety +3

    Jacob Rees-Mogg for Prime Minister

  • @richardponsford5147
    @richardponsford5147 Před 2 lety +12

    I'm struggling to see what skelator got right about Brexit.

  • @epicuploader6936
    @epicuploader6936 Před 6 lety +35

    Move over May and let this guy take charge plus he's someone who can see what we can be after brexit the only one plus nigle and oblivious everyone else who voted out but in power, he should be PM but there again I really believe that if Nigle farage had a party then he should be PM but JRM is in power and on the party that's in but there's so many pro remoaners in his party but there are afew who are there with him aswell

    • @jeremysmith8035
      @jeremysmith8035 Před 3 lety +1

      Only one slight problem jrm.is not a tory but a fascist in his book he talks about fir some reason there being a post brexit kleptography where he and his fellow sovereign citizens get treated like God fir some reason he doesn't explain, and you don't get to vote

    • @donaldellis3609
      @donaldellis3609 Před 2 lety

      @@jeremysmith8035 send him back to victorian times then he could be Lord and master over the surf's snotty nosed upper class twonk. 🥱

  • @flaviobraga5455
    @flaviobraga5455 Před 6 lety +3

    I believe that companies who benefits of the choice of those who have chosen wise should also contribute to the cost of those who is needed for their success and profit.

  • @tomhermens7698
    @tomhermens7698 Před 5 lety +7

    Very good.. bring prices down on food clothing and footwear. What about bringing rail prices down and have them run on time and in civilized coaches like they do in Holland and Germany, France Scandinavia!!!!!

    • @lauralishes1
      @lauralishes1 Před 2 lety

      Ha! You've been conned. Don't worry I was too.

  • @chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431

    22:00 Pairing discussion - interesting

  • @josephthompson1318
    @josephthompson1318 Před 4 lety +3

    40000 EU people (the EU does not have citysens, although the EU wants them to be). Where sent out of the UK (Because we can't deport euers) 10000+ in our prisons, many euers who have received to low a sentence to allow to kick them out. The vast majority came there to commit crime & many top end crime, 1 murderer on parole from his country allowed to move to UK Without telling us.

  • @arkhamreleased
    @arkhamreleased Před 6 lety +19

    I don't agree with all he says, but he is the only Tory I could imagine voting for.

  • @formerlybernard6460
    @formerlybernard6460 Před 4 lety +6

    Absolutely nails it on student loans.

  • @davidl2065
    @davidl2065 Před 3 lety +7

    We need him now more than ever!

  • @HebrewsElevenTwentyFive
    @HebrewsElevenTwentyFive Před 6 lety +24

    Wonderful. He speaks with so much common sense.

  • @HagiaSophia1952
    @HagiaSophia1952 Před 6 lety +6

    How can you have 'maternity' or 'paternity' pay for MPs? This would have two consequences: either no representation IN PARLIAMENT, whilst the politician was absent, or the replacement of the missing MP by someone not ELECTED to fulfil that role! The role of an MP is unique: and they need to accept that 'uniqueness' when they stand for Parliament.

    • @sorsocksfake
      @sorsocksfake Před 6 lety +1

      Kind of the reverse, I suspect. Whether or not you pay, they'll take that time off. The pay is to make sure their staff can do its job so that they'll remain up-to-date.
      Imo there might be a reasonable compromise now: allow parlementarians in certain situations to work from home. We have the tech to do that.
      But it's a reasonable statement that you shouldn't run for MP if you plan on getting pregnant... it's a medical condition, and if you know you're gonna be sick for half a year or more, would you run for office? I don't think that's responsible.

  • @simonbottle1301
    @simonbottle1301 Před 6 lety +21

    He makes complex issues easily understandable with total honesty. I hope he is next PM even though I don’t share his abortion position.

    • @louisebrown8827
      @louisebrown8827 Před 3 lety +1

      His personal views on abortion or anything else matter nothing to ability to be a MP that stands for what his majority voters voted for him too!! But this thick and clearly uneducated interviewer doesn’t understand 🙈🥴🤔🤔🤔

    • @louisebrown8827
      @louisebrown8827 Před 3 lety

      Omg 😮 who does he think has changed nappies and WTF does it matter when you chose to vote for a MP that stands for your views and is going to fight for his core voters and his core beliefs as a MP not personal?!?!🤥🤥🤥🤔🤔 brainless interviewer 🙈

    • @louisebrown8827
      @louisebrown8827 Před 3 lety

      Your ridiculous Jacobs makes a factual statement!?!!? Which is poor people will pay less for clothes and food!!! Yet I see people arguing that he’s Wrong!?!! Wtf it’s plain and obvious he’s right!!!!

    • @louisebrown8827
      @louisebrown8827 Před 3 lety

      Stupid comment!?!?!

    • @jayrorschach2247
      @jayrorschach2247 Před 3 lety +2

      You’ve got to respect the fact that his position on abortion and gay marriage is due to his Catholicism! I reckon he’d put this country back to the thatcher years, abolish the minimum wage, make a two tier nhs, freeze public sector wages, privatise the few government run institutions left and probably give a trillion pound grant to private schools! But hey, that would be progress to all you right wing sycophants!

  • @nevets7152
    @nevets7152 Před 3 lety +2

    Sound was perfect then after 5 minutes went down.

  • @bristol8920
    @bristol8920 Před 6 lety +53

    Question Time on the BBC could learn a lot from this Q.A. session on how it was conducted....

    • @noaccount4
      @noaccount4 Před 6 lety +5

      One of the astounding things in this event was how well balanced the audience was. Equal number of Mogg supporters and opponents, equal number of pro and counter Mogg zealots. Rather special and rare in these days, especially considering how there was no conscious effort to allow the audience in based on political leaning

    • @jeremysmith8035
      @jeremysmith8035 Před 3 lety +2

      There is only one slight problem, and that is thst Reese mogg is a fascist ,in his dads book his dad talks about how he and his fellow sovereign citizens form a klrptography for some reason, and again for not very clear reasons
      They get treated like gods, and people like you don't get to vote, again for reasons which are not entirely clear

    • @YxngOmz
      @YxngOmz Před 3 lety

      V

    • @YxngOmz
      @YxngOmz Před 3 lety

      V

    • @YxngOmz
      @YxngOmz Před 3 lety

      7

  • @uzoma112
    @uzoma112 Před 6 lety +6

    He reminds me of Colin Firth in the Kingsman movie.

  • @Cheesehall
    @Cheesehall Před 3 lety

    The praise to Momentum and Corbyn seems sincere, and it's rather fascinating

  • @Mark-hb9xy
    @Mark-hb9xy Před 2 lety +5

    What an incredibly intelligent, modest and honest man. A great pity there are not more people in politics like Jacob.

    • @richybatty234
      @richybatty234 Před 2 lety +1

      Honest ?? Ffs

    • @richybatty234
      @richybatty234 Před 2 lety

      Listen to his interview with James O'Brien . You can't pull the wool over O'Brien . Mogg tried , but he was pulled to pieces . He's like Johnson .. a born liar . He'll say anything to get you on his side . 👍👍

  • @traceylok675
    @traceylok675 Před 6 lety +4

    Such a humble man.

    • @maxinemckenzie6076
      @maxinemckenzie6076 Před 2 lety +1

      Don't be so easily fooled.

    • @traceylok675
      @traceylok675 Před rokem

      @Amtsf wow this comment from me was 4 years ago. How time flies! Anyhow I wasn't being sarcastic but have to admit I'm less of a fan now. Lol.

  • @davidgray3321
    @davidgray3321 Před 3 lety +13

    Rees Mogg is a diamond, fantastically posh and went to an excellent public school, he is an old fashioned toff and very cleaver, he will get my vote every time, keep it up Rees Mogg.

    • @maxinemckenzie6076
      @maxinemckenzie6076 Před 2 lety +2

      Yes he is very "CLEAVER" indeed, all the better to chop off the rotting meat of your soul and serve it up to you on a silver platter.

    • @davidgray3321
      @davidgray3321 Před 2 lety

      @@maxinemckenzie6076 Hi Maxine, you would appear to know a lot about my soul, I thought it a rather strange response, perhaps you were short of something insightful or relevant to say, are you full of hate perhaps. It is the negative path in life.

    • @raysmith6237
      @raysmith6237 Před 2 lety +1

      @@davidgray3321 you're a cleaver chap too aren't you??? Muppet.

    • @davidgray3321
      @davidgray3321 Před 2 lety

      @@raysmith6237 Hi Ray, to be fair Mogg doesn’t have a lot of competition, the Labour Party used to have a preponderance of quiet capable people though some had strange ideas, but when I see them interviewed today I am am struck by their mediocrity, most of them would be reasonable local government council staff level, organising bins and local taxes , but cabinet ministers? Probably not.

    • @jimmyrich4675
      @jimmyrich4675 Před 2 lety

      Your mad

  • @adamtarrington6541
    @adamtarrington6541 Před 3 lety +1

    As an Englishman I guess it’s non of my business what the Scottish people decide on what is best for Scotland. It does sound frightening that the SNP will take Scotland out of the union at whatever the cost to Scottish people. I’ve always had the ‘Scotland despises England and visa versa’ as banter, particularly in sport. Maybe I’m wrong, and the SNP can make a huge success of being independent. Just hope they make the right choice for themselves.

  • @kevinherbert4256
    @kevinherbert4256 Před 3 lety +2

    Such an honest man.....whip-smart & decent to boot....I'm a Labor man traditionally......but I'd vote for JRM

  • @Wilkie1951
    @Wilkie1951 Před 6 lety +6

    I really do not like the format of posing two (unrelated) questions at a time to the guest speaker. It puts him under unnecessary pressure. It does not allow him, or the audience, to give their full attention to
    each question in turn.
    However, if you do not agree with me on this, then perhaps you should go further, and adopt the format used on many news programs, by which I mean: text headings at the top of
    the screen, “crawler” text along the bottom, and a video playing in the background.
    All these innovations seem designed to make peaceful concentration
    difficult, if not impossible.

  • @andreaschapman9886
    @andreaschapman9886 Před 3 lety +6

    I not only want this man to be the Conservative party leader I want him to be prime minister as I genuinely believe that he has the intelligence the integrity the honesty as well as the ability to be a great one.

    • @johnson2joy
      @johnson2joy Před 2 lety

      Are you serious..... this is a man who moved his company to Dublin so he could access the benefit of the European Union while encouraging the rest of us to leave. This man is all about self interest. He is clearly in love with his own voice, preferably speaking in Latin knowing most of his audience will not understand a word so he enjoy "translating it for us"..... He does not explain adequately what he wants to "converse"! PM, No, No, No!!!

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem

      He is the quintessential Prime Minister. Dignified, well spoken, on his brief, and able to hold his own in any company.

  • @effexon
    @effexon Před 4 lety +1

    This question or concept of convervatism is fascinating... there are so many facets of it to look at... eg. economic, social. And these can be contradictory, yes I want economic conservatism (open borders to more free competition as JRM stated) -> in time can mean migrant workers, which social conservatists think liberal thing. Other things like not taking debt is bot social and economic conservatism. And there are many many other facets you can think of this. Of course ideologies love these kind of ambiguous terms coz it can be anything you want suited to contemporary context.

  • @davey1602
    @davey1602 Před 6 lety +2

    If you can take Moggy at his word, he will be elected next time around. I disagree with his religious beliefs but as long as he keeps his "you do you" attitude, I'll be voting for him if his nomination comes up.

  • @garyfitzsimmons172
    @garyfitzsimmons172 Před 6 lety +7

    He is PM material - he would be like a modern day Churchill

  • @tomred753
    @tomred753 Před 3 lety +3

    A fabulous guy. He is second only to Her Majesty the Queen in my experience and opinion. He is also a wonderful speaker with a lot of common sense and fun to pass on to us.

    • @tomred753
      @tomred753 Před 3 lety +1

      I have just spent 2 hours viewing this because I kept referring back. Best 2 hours viewing this year. I should get out more. Thanks JRM

    • @maxinemckenzie6076
      @maxinemckenzie6076 Před 2 lety +2

      You've had "experience" of the Queen? Which Queen?

    • @richybatty234
      @richybatty234 Před 2 lety

      I'll put this into words you may understand .... He is a Bell End , who thinks that all working people in this country are beneath him . He's a liar like Johnson and he's taken all you Tory knobs for fools ...

    • @maureengladwell1317
      @maureengladwell1317 Před 2 lety

      My god with people like you know one of this country's inception s w a twatt

  • @toniswift6058
    @toniswift6058 Před 2 lety +2

    I really like The Mogg.

  • @jrpm1964
    @jrpm1964 Před 2 lety

    What about Cox sitting in the BVI.... ?