'It's nonsense on stilts Nigel' | Nigel Farage & John Bercow clash over whether Brexit was a mistake

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  • čas přidán 2. 02. 2023
  • Nigel Farage and John Bercow clash over whether Brexit was a mistake after a new poll suggests nearly all constituencies think so.
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  • @nathanfurnival8724
    @nathanfurnival8724 Před rokem +363

    Bully bercow who had one job to do, stay impartial as speaker, and failed

    • @roddieglossop3942
      @roddieglossop3942 Před rokem +15

      Yes. Can't watch him. Giving up after 1 minute.

    • @jackjones9587
      @jackjones9587 Před rokem +16

      He's just started talking so I switched it off

    • @IamNotANumber3929
      @IamNotANumber3929 Před rokem +13

      As Nigel had him on every point, he had a face like a smacked are5e...

    • @jackjones9587
      @jackjones9587 Před rokem +20

      The EU is having just as bad a time with inflation, dropping wages and potential recessions. So why would EU membership be beneficial?

    • @nickcoppard5335
      @nickcoppard5335 Před rokem

      Berrow not right in the head since Sally porked by a gypsy

  • @sarahblunt1098
    @sarahblunt1098 Před rokem +97

    Why have I now seen the poison dwarf Bercow twice on GB news in as many weeks?
    The undemocratic man doesn't deserve any publicity, he's akin to Blair desperately clinging to the limelight in the hope of a come back.

    • @coraynbell8991
      @coraynbell8991 Před rokem +13

      Ghastly little man!

    • @lesmaybury793
      @lesmaybury793 Před rokem +9

      I agree that Berco is an objectionable charactor but his tripe needs to be exposed which this video does rather well.

    • @raziel3726
      @raziel3726 Před rokem

      Because GBNews is Pushing the Remainer Agenda they'll soon Change it when they lose viewers!!😡🤬

    • @joycegibbs5267
      @joycegibbs5267 Před rokem +1

      GB News is starting to get a bit Remainery/ middle class. That Isabel woman on the breakfast show is a staunch remainer and a snob. I don't watch when she's on.

    • @matpk
      @matpk Před rokem +3

      @@lesmaybury793 Nigel applied French EU passport on the day of Brexit😂

  • @pvught390
    @pvught390 Před rokem +80

    Three years after Brexit, the British are still waiting for the benefits.
    Greetings from the Netherlands

    • @daicymru1764
      @daicymru1764 Před rokem

      Enjoy Totalitarian World government from which you have no vote over, and inevitable destruction of your national identity

    • @pvught390
      @pvught390 Před rokem +2

      @@daicymru1764
      Collaborating is better than competing against each other

    • @MAC-mp2hu
      @MAC-mp2hu Před rokem

      Of course it’s got nothing to do with lockdown policy and shutting down the economy! It’s all the fault of Brexit!

    • @oliverdesvaux
      @oliverdesvaux Před rokem +9

      Says the Dutchman, who is used to rolling over on his back to German hegemony! 😂. As far back as the war my grandfather fought in, you guys have never really upset the applecart when it comes to German dominance, have you? In fact, quite the opposite to what we see in Ukraine vs Russia. Instead of fight, you just do more powerful countries bidding… so have some respect to this little island that unlike yours, wanted something different?

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem

      I believe your farmers are holding protests because of EU restrictions on agriculture carbon emissions. The EU is unconcerned about your farmers' livelihood and cares only about token green house gas quotas. The EU is not invested in the interests of nation states.

  • @stephenf5136
    @stephenf5136 Před rokem +137

    I've never heard a Co-host interrupt a guest just so she could say she agreed with what her Co-host had just said.

    • @Gabriel-se9el
      @Gabriel-se9el Před rokem +24

      She'll say it was to make a joke. I see it as even more distraction and avoidance techniques. Their offscreen bosses hate seeing a detailed debate, and its shit for ratings if beecow destroys their favourite farage

    • @Tapecutter59
      @Tapecutter59 Před rokem +29

      Farage works for the same TV station. He was on home turf and the hosts were not going to allow Bercow to score a point. They cut him short several times early on, Bercow gave them 3 chances before responing with his superior bulldozing skills..

    • @alandillon968
      @alandillon968 Před rokem +13

      When the host stops being a journalist and be the supporter as she is then expect it.

    • @IHardlyNoah
      @IHardlyNoah Před rokem

      These presenters are useless.

    • @sebastiaanvanwater
      @sebastiaanvanwater Před rokem +3

      The GBNews difference.

  • @jmills1549
    @jmills1549 Před rokem +16

    No respect for bercow 100% respect for Farage..

  • @rodtenerife
    @rodtenerife Před rokem +30

    Unfortunately you suffer from the disadvantage of being wrong…😂😂😂

  • @elipa3
    @elipa3 Před rokem +6

    Hasnt it been Farage, who promoted brexit, and now doesnt take responsibility?
    He is always blaming others.
    Where is his responsibility?

  • @rhobatbrynjones7374
    @rhobatbrynjones7374 Před rokem +271

    "It is never a mistake to be an independent and self-governing nation". People of Scotland and Wales please take note.

    • @avakholwadia1420
      @avakholwadia1420 Před rokem +1

      The UK was an independent and self-governing nation. They made decisions together with 27 other countries. The EU isn’t perfect but to claim freedom of own laws etc is utter nonsense. Any deal is a joint agreement and within the EU they had alot of exemptions. This whole brexit was rushed through for the benefits of the rich. Nigel Farge is a banker and thinks only for his own benefits.

    • @Jay-gr9ij
      @Jay-gr9ij Před rokem

      Didn't the Scots have a once in a generation referendum? And who in Wales wants separation?

    • @rhobatbrynjones7374
      @rhobatbrynjones7374 Před rokem +24

      @@Jay-gr9ij They did and they voted to remain in the UK on the promise that it was their best way of being in the EU. How did that work out? Oh I remember. The Scots voted to remain in the EU while England voted to leave. So the Scots had to leave too. Democracy in action. Don't you just love it?
      As for Wales, about 30% want to leave the UK, at the moment.

    • @Bloomazz
      @Bloomazz Před rokem +5

      @@rhobatbrynjones7374 It was their best way of remaining in the EU. As if they gained independence, they wouldn't be. It's not hard to understand

    • @rhobatbrynjones7374
      @rhobatbrynjones7374 Před rokem +11

      @@Bloomazz How was it their best way of remaining in the EU if two years later they were dragged out of it against their wishes? It's also the case that the EU said they would welcome Scotland's application. So while they would have to have left the EU temporarily and apply again as an independent nation, their application would have been looked on favourably.

  • @LowPlainsDrifter60
    @LowPlainsDrifter60 Před rokem +144

    Apparently Boris will be supporting Ukraine's entry into the EU, he obviously cares more for Ukraine's future than he does Britain's. 🤣

    • @dickyt1318
      @dickyt1318 Před rokem +2

      It is just talk, the EU nor NATO will not act as it would mean open conflict with Russia.

    • @rickshaw2779
      @rickshaw2779 Před rokem +10

      Boris probably hoping for a generous hand out from his multi-millionaire buddy Zelenski.

    • @rickshaw2779
      @rickshaw2779 Před rokem +2

      @DEMPSEY walker Fully agree.

    • @alexanderson8701
      @alexanderson8701 Před rokem

      @@rickshaw2779 Soooooo ... just *how* much does Mr Zelinski have in his bank-accounts ?

    • @lynnyoungman1280
      @lynnyoungman1280 Před rokem

      @@alexanderson8701 well good old Britain have put plenty in to his war chest. They are clearly going to lose this western proxy war. Our citizens can go cold and hungry as long as we are supporting this ridiculous conflict. I feel sorry that the Ukrainian people have been so conned.

  • @davidreynolds6477
    @davidreynolds6477 Před rokem +33

    John Burke Cow is irrelevant in fact he’s the only ex speaker who didn’t get into that den of scroungers the House of Lords because he was one of the worst speakers ever

  • @calvinlimgo
    @calvinlimgo Před rokem +83

    You tell bercow to let Nigel finish, and we'll get to you, next thing they say they don't have any time left and never let bercow talk, that's GB news

    • @cinamontaste
      @cinamontaste Před rokem +11

      I know. you can tell who's side their on.

    • @domc2909
      @domc2909 Před rokem +6

      I think Bercow spoke for the larger percentage of the allotted time. It's a shame he can't be more economical with his language instead of desperately trying to look clever.

    • @thedevilriders101
      @thedevilriders101 Před rokem +1

      It was the only way to get the babbling psychotic to stop.

    • @calvinlimgo
      @calvinlimgo Před rokem +1

      @@thedevilriders101is rather hear bablling truth than lies from Nigel and GB news

    • @thedevilriders101
      @thedevilriders101 Před rokem

      @@calvinlimgo "babbling truth". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @calvinlimgo
    @calvinlimgo Před rokem +69

    You don't even let bercow talk, 3 vs 1. They keep interrupting bercow coz they know he is right or damaging to their argument

    • @Miguel...160
      @Miguel...160 Před rokem

      Absolutely , but nobody watches anyway , its GeeBeebees news

    • @dorsetbigcats6292
      @dorsetbigcats6292 Před rokem +2

      Not at all - it was because he just would not shut up.

    • @Fezzy976
      @Fezzy976 Před rokem +6

      @@dorsetbigcats6292 Don't let facts hurt your feelings.

    • @calvinlimgo
      @calvinlimgo Před rokem +3

      @Dorset Big Cats you're probably listening to a different video then, or you're as bias as GB news, then of course you'd think GB news is not interrupting

    • @dorsetbigcats6292
      @dorsetbigcats6292 Před rokem +1

      @@Fezzy976 I don't, I live in the real world, where fact, logic and reason hold sway.

  • @martindelport8289
    @martindelport8289 Před rokem +5

    Do not like Bercow at all a very biased one sided speaker in my opinion.

  • @loj74fun
    @loj74fun Před rokem +67

    "John, we will come back to you". When John wanted to answer : "Sorry we are out of time". Did they not wanted to hear the truth ?

    • @theworldaccordingto4555
      @theworldaccordingto4555 Před rokem

      Nope.
      They aren't about the truth or news, it's mostly opinion pieces and opinion piece writers from the right-wing rags that are on GBN. It's a misnomer to call it a News channel.

    • @elipa3
      @elipa3 Před rokem +6

      Of course not.

    • @jameshilsdon1494
      @jameshilsdon1494 Před rokem +1

      I'll give you 3 guesses

  • @harveybrown37
    @harveybrown37 Před rokem +71

    Esther McSlime as soon as Bercow gives her facts and figures, “So let’s bring Nigel back”. Than later, “John, let Nigel finish”. Bwuahaha

    • @springchicken893
      @springchicken893 Před rokem

      I like how she swishes her hair about.

    • @tomsriver2838
      @tomsriver2838 Před rokem +2

      And she nods every time Nigel says something.

    • @harveybrown37
      @harveybrown37 Před rokem

      @@tomsriver2838 I preferred Esther McSlime when she was a Children’s TV and Weather Presenter.

    • @avakholwadia1420
      @avakholwadia1420 Před rokem +3

      She uses the covid card as if only UK had covid. This was a world wide epidemic. Most countries in the G7 exception of UK is not doing as well.

    • @BDub2024
      @BDub2024 Před rokem

      Who is Bercow? He seemed quite ignorant. If you're going to harrangue Farage, then actually listen to what he;s saying and give a smart intelligent response to the comment and shoot it down. Bercow just seemed to have prepared a speech in advance where he accused Farage of saying all these things, which he hadn't and then just keep on talking. Not very intelligent really. Only the stupid would be conned by that, but lets face it the electorate of all persuasions are quite stupid. Farage didn't really have to say anything but play it safely so appeared more rational.

  • @nitram157
    @nitram157 Před rokem +83

    What is it with these so called polls !!! Since I voted leave, I have never been asked by anybody or organisation as to whether I would have voted differently now. Answer is I would have still voted the same - LEAVE !!!. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

    • @suzybabyukable
      @suzybabyukable Před rokem +12

      I agree, these so called polls are rubbish. They could go in to the canteen and ask 5 or 10 people a question and make the percentage out of that.

    • @4faxache935
      @4faxache935 Před rokem +5

      @Scott Smith
      Is that you Bercow???

    • @stevebird7265
      @stevebird7265 Před rokem +3

      Same

    • @markgoestofrankfurt
      @markgoestofrankfurt Před rokem +4

      what other method do you propose to gauge public opinion? It's called statistical sampling did you go to school when they gave you statistics lessons?

    • @markgoestofrankfurt
      @markgoestofrankfurt Před rokem +6

      @@suzybabyukable the statistical analysis is based on 1000s not a handful of people in your canteen!

  • @bobsmithy9024
    @bobsmithy9024 Před rokem +178

    I don't think current serving MPs (such as Esther McVey) should be presenting on news stations. They're elected to serve their constituency not make cash on the side.
    Parliament needs to tighten up the rules on MPs outside paid interests.

    • @rorykeegan1895
      @rorykeegan1895 Před rokem +20

      Parliament is her side job, get real.

    • @Bungle-UK
      @Bungle-UK Před rokem +11

      Exactly, husband and wife MP team so double the expenses going into their household

    • @PaulRichard1955
      @PaulRichard1955 Před rokem

      On top of which she is absolutely useless at it!

    • @aaog05540
      @aaog05540 Před rokem +3

      @@rorykeegan1895 lollll

    • @chubeye1187
      @chubeye1187 Před rokem

      The 2% majority evaporated in 2016. We had zero vat on fuel the Tories added it. This is brexit get over it

  • @MrOliver1444
    @MrOliver1444 Před rokem +236

    The moderators were clearly on Nigel’s side

    • @marvintpandroid2213
      @marvintpandroid2213 Před rokem +28

      Ya think. The other presenters on the channel paid for by the hard right that Farrage also employees....

    • @MrOliver1444
      @MrOliver1444 Před rokem +8

      @@marvintpandroid2213 makes sense - it appears so otherwise, they would not express their unqualified opinion or any opinion at all

    • @marvintpandroid2213
      @marvintpandroid2213 Před rokem +2

      @@MrOliver1444 it would be funny if it wasn't so transparent and dangerous nonsense. Oh well, here is to the next election and we can watch their heads explode.

    • @jrr3613
      @jrr3613 Před rokem +5

      Much as I would have loved to hear Bercow say a lot more, they actually got about 4 mins and 30 seconds each, i timed it.

    • @marvintpandroid2213
      @marvintpandroid2213 Před rokem +13

      @@jrr3613 And the number of interruptions?

  • @christophergraham5673
    @christophergraham5673 Před rokem +39

    Bercow Millar Starmer Blair all tried to keep us in the undemocratic EU …I’m still a leaver 🇬🇧🇬🇧

    • @thandocezula9219
      @thandocezula9219 Před rokem

      And look how great it's going...

    • @danielcantwell9600
      @danielcantwell9600 Před 3 měsíci

      Well you are a clever little boy!!! Congratulations for making the uk economy a shambles

  • @hillbillymal9351
    @hillbillymal9351 Před rokem +76

    Berrow is a complete 🔔end

    • @4faxache935
      @4faxache935 Před rokem +2

      @Scott Smith
      Just have a look in the mirror John.

    • @alienthed.e.i.9165
      @alienthed.e.i.9165 Před rokem +2

      Ok, so you've listed his good points, no need to list his bad ones. 👍

    • @jaykenny4205
      @jaykenny4205 Před rokem

      Mal Baker.
      If we can find out the real tests results to the following question..... I'll happily make a bet with you.
      I bet you £1,000 that John Bercow has a higher I.Q than you and that he knows a hell of a lot more about Brexit than you ever will....?
      To help find out the true results of this bet, we can organise an I.Q test, as well as a hand written exam.
      How about it...?
      Do you think you have what it takes...?

    • @4faxache935
      @4faxache935 Před rokem +1

      @@jaykenny4205
      There is a big difference from having a high IQ and having common sense.
      You are aware of that --- yes???

    • @jaykenny4205
      @jaykenny4205 Před rokem

      That's a good question, now let me return with two questions.
      Given all the current "Bregret" news we are seeing at present, it is highly evident Rejoin would win a second referendum. With that knowledge to hand, would a vote to remain outside of the EU be a pointless vote...?
      Additionally, as Brexit has turned out to be a total mess (as per Nigel Farage's comments) does it make common sense to vote against the majority of the "Bregret" population...?

  • @Sbudre
    @Sbudre Před rokem +100

    "Unfortunately, you suffer from the disadvantage of being wrong" -John Bercow . ZING!

    • @goodactiondaily8779
      @goodactiondaily8779 Před rokem +3

      Can’t help loving his succinctity

    • @dorsetbigcats6292
      @dorsetbigcats6292 Před rokem +2

      Nigel could equally have said the very same thing.

    • @Mark85S
      @Mark85S Před rokem +11

      @@dorsetbigcats6292 Could have but he would have been suffering from the disadvantage of being wrong.

    • @dorsetbigcats6292
      @dorsetbigcats6292 Před rokem +3

      @@Mark85S In your humble opinion. I just happen to not agree with you. Due to more stringent requirements such as taking the Euro, than we had before we diverged, there is absolutely no way there will ever be sufficient public support to rejoin the EU. I cannot understand why people like you can't accept this and get behind your country UK plc and make the best of the situation.

    • @SteveGodrich
      @SteveGodrich Před rokem +1

      It's a great soundbite. It would have been better if it had been true.

  • @jonnyhead
    @jonnyhead Před rokem +23

    Well they got 2 guests on for a debate and they don't let them debate leave them to have it out ffs 🙄

    • @xythiera7255
      @xythiera7255 Před rokem

      Becouse you cant debate the truth . Brexit is a desaster for Briten and Farage constructed it . You think they want the truth to get out

  • @colinlawless5654
    @colinlawless5654 Před rokem +41

    Berrow the clown.

    • @donnalloyd7195
      @donnalloyd7195 Před rokem

      What an utter disgrace he is.

    • @nautique1970
      @nautique1970 Před rokem +3

      Not quite right. Bojo is the clown. Bercow is a traitor.

    • @ssuwandi3240
      @ssuwandi3240 Před rokem

      The traitor made a pack. Clown pretended leaving. Keep the door open in NI

    • @S-I-T
      @S-I-T Před 11 dny

      Bercow the absolutely correct you mean 😂😂

  • @lindamccann3880
    @lindamccann3880 Před rokem +5

    Useless interview when one person, drunk on his apparent release from the political wilderness, takes over. You need to take back control and ‘mute’ anyone like Bercow if they can’t, voluntarily, allow others to speak/reply. Unwatchable.

  • @1mperator
    @1mperator Před rokem +146

    "Unfortunately, you suffer from the disadvantage of being wrong".

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem +11

      To which Farage might have offered the riposte. "Unfortunately you (Bercow) have the disadvantage of being totally clueless." Bercow brought only brickbats to the table. He offered no credible evidence to refute Farage's points.

    • @Steelmage99
      @Steelmage99 Před rokem +12

      @@jameshogan6142 Can you sum up Farage's points?

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem +8

      @@Steelmage99 Farage was saying that Brexit delivered many benefits to Britain such as control over rates of vat on fuel and clothing, which this Tory government have failed to deliver on. Had they done so it would have considerably eased the burden of ordinary citizens in terms of energy costs and personal attire. It also allowed Britain to increase supply of fuel from offshore gas and oil sources but because the Tory govt are so wedded to green policies they insist on the more expensive forms of energy in the form of wind generated energy which is three times the cost of fossil fuels.

    • @Steelmage99
      @Steelmage99 Před rokem +4

      @@jameshogan6142 Thank you.

    • @TheTwosliceToaster
      @TheTwosliceToaster Před rokem

      @@jameshogan6142 LMAO! John literally started listing off all the damage that Brexshit has done to the country at 5:50, at which point the presenters clearly panicked and cut him off. You're the one that's totally clueless. We're literally living in the evidence of Brexshits massive failure to deliver any of it's pie-in-the-sky promises, which were clearly all blatantly obvious lies.

  • @calvinlimgo
    @calvinlimgo Před rokem +25

    Let Nigel finish, but never let bercow finish, and that's not biased, right..

    • @andrewball7118
      @andrewball7118 Před rokem

      Bercow will never finish!

    • @falconvelocity
      @falconvelocity Před 11 měsíci

      @@andrewball7118 Nor will Farage. He took just as long.

    • @michaelbailey8729
      @michaelbailey8729 Před 11 měsíci

      ....beacause he started carping on about things that were related to the lockdown not Brexit and thus wasting everyones time.

  • @robj8201
    @robj8201 Před rokem +30

    The numbers supporting Brexit have risen. Your bullying does not work.

    • @snowyowel7961
      @snowyowel7961 Před rokem +13

      You are right my neighbour was a remainer but now he is glad we left.

    • @wundurra24
      @wundurra24 Před rokem +1

      LMAO 🙄

    • @aallen5256
      @aallen5256 Před rokem +3

      source??

    • @robj8201
      @robj8201 Před rokem

      common sense…we’re not fooled

    • @aallen5256
      @aallen5256 Před rokem +3

      @@robj8201 So, no source lmao

  • @rjhtrucking5429
    @rjhtrucking5429 Před rokem +68

    Bercow attempting to gaslight Farage! I voted leave and I have no regrets whatsoever.

    • @ianarmstrong9594
      @ianarmstrong9594 Před rokem

      The tories and labour have tried to block and reverse Brexit at every opportunity

    • @astralxing988
      @astralxing988 Před rokem

      Of course you don't , idiots usually don't ...

    • @danarose6314
      @danarose6314 Před rokem

      Well all of the UK isn't just you. UK economy is a dumpster fire for many, many people.

    • @gilldanier4129
      @gilldanier4129 Před rokem

      RJH Trucking: You're either loaded or deluded

    • @mikekelly5869
      @mikekelly5869 Před rokem +2

      Gasligting the gaslighter. Whoda guessed that might happen?

  • @moirahaarhoff5286
    @moirahaarhoff5286 Před rokem +147

    Why give Bercow airtime? Farage's argument was excellent.

    • @buttyboy100
      @buttyboy100 Před rokem

      Why give Farage airtime? He is a proven liar, spiv and grifter out to line his own pockets from donations to his dodgy 'political parties'. How many donated to the Brexit Party and now regret wasting their money? All the Brexit Party achieved was to siphon a few votes away from regular, estabished parties. It very expensively achieved norhing. Nigel talks a good job but delivers nothing but pipe dreams.

    • @WisdomShortvids
      @WisdomShortvids Před rokem

      Bercow should be banned from public

    • @JJ-vb3wy
      @JJ-vb3wy Před rokem +15

      Farage’s arguments were weak.

    • @FXTrader247
      @FXTrader247 Před rokem

      Only if you're an idiot who doesn't care for the UK

    • @camerondeans9056
      @camerondeans9056 Před rokem +17

      Nigel's argument: Nobody's doing what they're meant to. We should have unicorns by now!

  • @minkhs
    @minkhs Před rokem +13

    Hilarious seeing Farage losing it totally to Bercow - it is a mistake Nigel

    • @Muckylittleme
      @Muckylittleme Před rokem

      Let's hear the evidence for the idea Brexit failed because the only things cited by globalist stooges and the useful idiot left is the global cost of living and energy crisis.
      That couldn't possibly be down to a global pandemic and shutting down the largest economies in the world and war in Europe could it? Brain-dead!
      It is just more bull and lies from globalist media and left who were wrong on every aspect of project fear yet believe the same lies all over again!
      They said we wouldn't have the deals we had with the EU for 10n years and then they would be worse - we had the same or better within 2 years!
      In future we also don't have to pay tens of billions to the EU for being part of the protection racket that is the single market just to do that trade.
      Meanwhile we have many new deals around the world that we could not make under the EU. (Because it is self evidently not a free market as remain laughably believe) worth many billions with more in the pipeline the biggest of which will be joining the CPTPP which will on its own likely equal the trade we do with the EU.
      If we had a populist and patriot in power instead of a puppet and reversed the destructive globalist policies while promoting national interests then this nation would take off.
      And far from being isolationist, or xenophobic trading with the whole world would seem a lot less myopic than demanding we only trade under the EU while being ruled by them into a subservient class of non-citizens.
      The further power is away from the people the less their needs will be known or understood and the less represented they will be.
      That is why we have constituencies and MP's
      Does that mean that the people will make good electoral choices or that government will represent our needs instead of special interests or that the people will hold them to account when they become oppressive such as with the pandemic debacle?
      Of course not, but the chances are much higher than with a faceless technocracy funded by an agenda driven global elite making decisions in a foreign nation based upon the needs to expand their power rather than those of the people.
      Brexit cannot solve our issues, it can only give us the power to influence the future world our children will live in.
      Personally I believe we are rapidly going in the wrong direction because the tyranny within our own establishment runs very deep and information is controlled while the propaganda that keeps us divided is relentless so it is a case of the need to win hearts and minds and educate people as quickly as possible on how our democracy has been undermined, a rot that has set in over decades which the EU simply exacerbated.
      The reality is our establishment support many of the same special interests as the EU while our civil service want to wriggle out of their responsibilities, hence the anti Brexit sentiment.
      The idea that an appreciation of the benefits of nationhood and national culture is xenophobic is pretty silly when you think about it.
      Who would paint patriotism as evil if not an occupying force that is diametrically opposed to the nation state, their culture and so by association their peoples?
      That is the real xenophobia here, the hatred of the nation state and their diverse cultures with a desire to overwrite them with the collectivist non culture of "multiculturism"
      It is remain who want every nation in Europe destroyed by mass immigration and open borders until they are all moulded into the same dysfunctional collective of manufactured globalist homogeneity
      It was Juncker who said patriots are stupid people who need to be replaced by people from far away for EU solidarity. and Peter Sutherland, the Goldman Sachs banker the EU hired to create open borders in readiness for the premeditated mass immigration who stated, "more must be done to undermine the homogeneity of EU nations"
      Those statements are not just xenophobic, they are borderline genocidal.
      And just to underscore how this was all scripted under UN agenda 21 and Population Replacement for Europe (2001) the same Peter Sutherland had a new post created for him at the UN after achieving open borders so that he could issue diktats on immigration.
      Mass immigration is a social engineering tool to weaken and ultimately destroy national homogeneity (Out of the horses mouth) and Brexit was a small step in attempting to prevent that.
      That is what sticks in the throat of leftists because they have been brainwashed into demanding the destruction of their nation state and thus the benefits and protections that come with citizenship.
      They have been brainwashed into demanding their own enslavement under a global technocracy run by the very elite and multi national corporations they think they are fighting!
      It is easy to program weak minds, just tell them they are fighting Nazi's and to ignore the fact all their movements are funded by the rich and powerful be it Antifa, BLM or any other subversive group that will help accelerate the destruction of the nation state and any chance of people uniting against a common enemy that divides and rules them.
      In all the years of Brexit I have never come across a Remainer who actually had a nuanced and informed opinion on the EU or our leaving and what it actually meant economically and politically..
      It was very much the same with the Pandemic, same playbook of divide and rule and have the useful idiots who follow the tyranny believe they are righteous and fighting Nazis or whatever.
      If I have any regrets about Brexit then it is that I had too much faith in the British people and underestimated how subservient and weak they had become under decades of Marxist social engineering and political correctness.
      My belief that they might actually take the opportunity to educate themselves on global affairs and the geopolitical machinations of the elite.
      That they would be incapable of having sensible discussions on the destructive and unsustainable nature of mass immigration and be so willingly to sell out their children and deprive them of a life they had for the fake virtue and a pat on the head.

    • @minkhs
      @minkhs Před rokem

      @@Muckylittleme you wanted the benefits of membership without the costs.? you are an adult?

    • @Muckylittleme
      @Muckylittleme Před rokem

      @@minkhs
      This is so ignorant of how trade deals work.
      You do not pay to make a trade deal, they are done because they are mutually beneficial or not at all.
      This notion that the EU was some sort of benevolent overlord, it is like dealing with people who have Stockholm syndrome.
      We don't pay for any of our trade deals now.
      We are joining the CPTPP, a trading block that of £11 trillion and growing much faster than the stagnant EU single market with far more potential for further growth and there is no annual fee to pay to an unelected body.
      See if you can grasp this.
      We have all the same or better deals with the nations trading under the EU than we had before Brexit and now we don't pay £17 Billion a year for the privilege!
      We could have had a much better deal still with zero tariffs but the EU would rather cut off their nose to spite their face in an attempt to "punish" Britain for leaving at cost to themselves because they know that other nation's would realise what crony protection racket the single market is. with the plutocrats and technocrats who run the EU fattening themselves on their tax money and fees as needless middle men.
      And all this comes at the cost of political sovereignty.
      The EU in its original proposed form, a trading block is not objectionable but it is far removed from that and has become a totalitarian technocratic dictatorship where the "greater good" is more centralisation of power and wealth to the plutocrats and oligarchs behind it and the weakening of the nation states and their diverse national cultures to undermine opposition.
      It, and its central banks/IMF and global financier backers, are to blame for the Ukraine situation along with NATO expansionism, AKA US Imperialism.
      (Below is a contemporary look at the Ukraine conflict and how and why it came about so you can skip)
      Ukraine needed a loan and were seeking a deal with the EU and their central bank backers but the deal they offered was similar to what they did with Greece, it was nothing but asset stripping exercise.
      So the government went to Russia who gave them a deal that was massively preferable.
      The US and EU (and more to the point the bankers and globalists) did not like this as they wanted to expand NATO into Ukraine and cut of Russia from Europe and so they hatched a plot to overthrow the democratically elected President of Ukraine and set about creating unrest through George Soros foundations and fake humanitarian organisations just as they do create every fake revolution and profitable proxy war. (In Syria it was the MI5 created White Helmets for example)
      Once the coup had been achieved in 2014 they put in place their puppet regime who happened to be fascists but war this isn't about politics, it is about money and resources.
      We even have Albright, then secretary of State for the US and others discussing who they were putting in power from leaked phone calls.
      The large Russian supporting population protested this as they had no voice in their new overlords and Crimea held a referendum to be annexed by Russia.
      The Ukraine regime had already began persecuting Russian sympathisers and anyone who dissented and this regime that we are supposed to lick the boots of because "democracy" went about banning all political opposition and bringing all media under state control and mass arrests, something even our own media reported on and warned of the rise of fascism in Ukraine prewar (Before they got the memo, Putin is the bad guy, The Neo Nazi Zelensky the good guy) where upon their narrative reverse 180 degrees.
      All this is on record.
      After the Crimea vote the Ukrainian regime sent in troops which triggered the civil war.
      Russia sent in troops to protect Russians in Ukraine and the Donbas region. where documented crimes against humanity had taken place by the Neo Nazi Azov brigade that would later be incorporated into the Ukraine army.
      A peace deal was signed which was endorsed by the US, the Minsk agreement which made it clear there could no NATO expansionism or persecution of Russians in Ukraine, and Russian troops moved back into Russia. (But the media tell us Putin invaded Ukraine on a whim LOL)
      Zelensky then ordered the Neo Nazi Azov battalion to attack pro Russian supporters in the Donbas region again (Fully backed by the US) and the US made talk of Ukraine joining NATO in direct violation of the agreement.
      Putin demanded talks and made clear Ukraine was a red line for Russia and they would intervene if violations continued.
      The US ignored Russia and refused talks and so the invasion began and here we are.
      The US and EU sanctions on Russia were so nebulous that they hurt Europeans and Americans as much as Russians but the whole purpose of the Ukraine operation was/is to bring down Russia.
      The US then committed one of the greatest acts of international terrorism and false flags ever known and blew up Nord stream so that Europe would be dependent on US energy forever more.

  • @kiriakoz
    @kiriakoz Před rokem +135

    I love how much the hosts tried to interrupt EACH time Bercow had Farage on the ropes. Can tell he's the network's golden child, can imagine the producers screaming in their ears "please interrupt to protect our dear beloved Nigel from this demonic truth teller... how dare he."
    They made it sound towards the end as though Bercow had gone on throughout the discussion but Farage DEFINITELY spoke for longer. Don't think we'll see Bercow on this again.

    • @cinamontaste
      @cinamontaste Před rokem +7

      I agree.

    • @BDub2024
      @BDub2024 Před rokem +7

      I'm not British. But Bercoe just talked over the top of people, showing a great ignorance. I don't know what he actually does (politics?) but it appeared that he'd prepared his speech points in advance and didn't answer any questions or adequately refer to comments that the interviewer or Faraga made. Talking over the top and falsely accusing people of saying things that they didn't isn't very smart really. Viewers can see that. As a non Brit with no interest in Brexit, Farage played it well with a straight bat. Bercoe made the mistake of harranguing Farage, but not able to really address the issues that Farage had made. So missed the mark. If you are going to harrangue someone, listen to what they say and then attack the argument. Don't just take the microphone and talk some diatribe over the top of everyone for five minutes.

    • @jagenaught
      @jagenaught Před rokem

      @@BDub2024 You really don't know what's happening. The wife or ex-wife of Farage is German. He himself will receive a pension from the EU. So Farage is a fraud.

    • @malcolmemsley5909
      @malcolmemsley5909 Před rokem +11

      I would have said that was the other way round.

    • @mattyianlea
      @mattyianlea Před rokem +5

      When did he have Farage on the ropes?

  • @public.public
    @public.public Před rokem +10

    Farage is blaming the brexit party for the results of his brexit.

  • @cathmcintosh3767
    @cathmcintosh3767 Před rokem +71

    I voted to leave and I’d do it again

    • @seekeroftruthandjust
      @seekeroftruthandjust Před rokem

      Proving you can't educate stupid

    • @fitzstv8506
      @fitzstv8506 Před rokem +5

      You can't vote leave again because you already left!!

    • @4faxache935
      @4faxache935 Před rokem +4

      @Scott Smith
      Is that you Bercow???

    • @tariqjoseph3562
      @tariqjoseph3562 Před rokem +6

      You love misery then

    • @jaykenny4205
      @jaykenny4205 Před rokem +1

      If there was another vote... Remain would win... So your vote would be pointless

  • @hauskalainen
    @hauskalainen Před rokem +5

    self governing implies that Britain did not govern. Inside the EU, decisions were taken by the Council in which Britain had the same voting power as Germany, France and Italy. When you are building rules by which to live by you have the argument and then you make a decision. Ask the Scottish people about sovereignty! They voted to stay in the EU by a huge majority but they were outvoted by the English. The UK was not very often outvoted in the EU Council.

    • @garethbuckeridge6910
      @garethbuckeridge6910 Před rokem

      No Scotland voted to remain in the UK and the UK (of which Scotland is still a part) voted to leave the EU. Apologies if facts hurt but twisting the narrative is what people who dont want to hear the truth do. 🤣🤣🤣

    • @hauskalainen
      @hauskalainen Před rokem

      @@garethbuckeridge6910 who cannot read then?

    • @hauskalainen
      @hauskalainen Před rokem +2

      @@garethbuckeridge6910 The EU rules for the decision making body of the nations makes it plain that the large populous nations of the EU cannot trample over the smaller less populous nations. If only that rule applied to decision making inside the Union. The Union that is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

    • @garethbuckeridge6910
      @garethbuckeridge6910 Před rokem

      @@hauskalainen And he's me thinking for some daft reason that Scotland has its own decision making parliament, while Wales & NI have assembleys.... In fact Scotland receives more per citizen head than the rest of the UK because of the Barnet formula... You see , I really dont care if Scotland goes it alone (or not) but if it does we could ask the Donald to build us a small beautiful wall across Cumbrias & Northumberlands northern border and then you could live happily ever after in your Celtic utopia 🤣🤣🤣

    • @garethbuckeridge6910
      @garethbuckeridge6910 Před rokem

      @@hauskalainen Do explain? My ballot asked about the UK remaining or leaving the EU, it didn't break it down into Scotland, Wales, NI, England, Gibraltar or even London (as some daft buggers like to pretend is a seperate nation)...... I read my ballot very clearly...... 🤣🤣🤣

  • @JoshRead2322.
    @JoshRead2322. Před rokem +19

    Clearly the hosts are brexit voters too.

    • @Bobisalive
      @Bobisalive Před rokem +9

      Just trying to protect and help their coworker, but failing miserably.

    • @maccagrabme
      @maccagrabme Před rokem +1

      This is what it would be like if we remained because we haven't left. The difference is we would be lumbered with billions in membership fees and bailouts for the scam.

  • @frankeytwoshoes8187
    @frankeytwoshoes8187 Před rokem +7

    Cant listen to Bercow's BS !!!

  • @johnblowes600
    @johnblowes600 Před rokem +4

    We haven’t had Brexit yet ……Get on with it ……

  • @viralclipsnvids
    @viralclipsnvids Před rokem +79

    Difference between Bercow and Farage when it comes to politics is one was elected as an MP for years, the other has failed to even be one his whole life.

    • @marcopalazzo9349
      @marcopalazzo9349 Před rokem +1

      I dont like the toad that is garage, but he was an mep.

    • @guleiro
      @guleiro Před rokem +8

      @@marcopalazzo9349
      Yes, he was an MEP for some 20 years but he dared call the EU a dictatorship...

    • @marcopalazzo9349
      @marcopalazzo9349 Před rokem

      @@guleiro which is hilarious, the man is a complete cockwomble.

    • @jagenaught
      @jagenaught Před rokem +5

      @@guleiro And will receive a pension.

    • @eddielloyd4070
      @eddielloyd4070 Před rokem +3

      @@guleiro he played a big part in that dictatorship ,or was he that thick that it took him 20 years to realize ,,,or maybe it was the 20 year promise of a full pension ,for doing absolutely nothing at all ,,

  • @alexflc6063
    @alexflc6063 Před rokem +146

    As an European, to watch this is embarrassing, I have some thought for my UK friends, I hope better days will come 😢

    • @BalloonInTheBalloon
      @BalloonInTheBalloon Před rokem +4

      agreed.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      Why do you watch UK news? Do you consider media claptrap to be ‘truth’? Do you think the EU is not a propaganda machine?

    • @alexflc6063
      @alexflc6063 Před rokem +8

      @@mogznwaz the rest of the world is looking at this Brexit story…and I don’t hear nice comments, now you can argue that the rest of the world is wrong, you have the right to believe it, Brexit is at the end the result of a democratic decision. 😁

    • @squirepraggerstope3591
      @squirepraggerstope3591 Před rokem

      There'll be no better days while
      1. our loathsome metro-establishment remains infested by slimy lying parasites like Bercow, and
      2. the vile EU institution STILL won't accept we've left and even now remains intent on interfering negatively in UK affairs at every opportunity.
      EVEN SO, we will NOT return to be another mere province in the federal lie aimed at by the vile EU institution

    • @kevind6956
      @kevind6956 Před rokem

      @@alexflc6063 Brexit was a great decision. This idea the UK has economic problems and rising inflation because of leaving the EU is a LIE. The EU has bigger economic problems to overcome p, all exacerbated by the pandemic shutting down economies and energy inflation caused by EU reliance on Russian oil. That is without mentioning the failure of the globalists to deliver Brexit and the way the UK Parliament was used to delay leaving for years…!!

  • @jakel8627
    @jakel8627 Před rokem +25

    From 5:30 it looks like Bercow was revealing something very troubling to Nigel. Mr. Farage has devoted much of his life to exiting the European Union and its been a total failure. Bercow reminded him of the harsh reality and Nigel didn't like it one bit.

  • @keithmcardle1775
    @keithmcardle1775 Před rokem +154

    Bercow is a Berk 😂

    • @ianarmstrong9594
      @ianarmstrong9594 Před rokem +11

      The GB news kept silencing Farage while letting Bercow rant, ....completely biased editing

    • @zog97xy
      @zog97xy Před rokem +16

      Wrong farage is the berk.

    • @rjones6219
      @rjones6219 Před rokem +8

      @@clearingland Totally wrong, our politicians have failed Britain. But then you've been sleeping all the way through it. You couldn't spot a traitor, if they came up and kicked you in the goolies.

    • @beachcomber1able
      @beachcomber1able Před rokem +14

      @@rjones6219 You and your ilk will never admit the stupendous own goal brexit has turned out to be.

    • @Aerojet01
      @Aerojet01 Před rokem +8

      @@beachcomber1able So obviously the pandemic/lockdowns and war in the Ukraine had no impact? Brexit didn't fail Britain, the politicians failed us.

  • @pinchermartyn3959
    @pinchermartyn3959 Před rokem +6

    Bercow the anti Brexit speaker

  • @albinoboy5312
    @albinoboy5312 Před rokem +89

    What was the point of asking Berkow in if he wasn't going to be allowed to put his points across? He wasn't going to bow down. Good on him!

    • @dorsetbigcats6292
      @dorsetbigcats6292 Před rokem

      What on earth do you mean? The pompus little prig would not shut up.

    • @robertelliott2026
      @robertelliott2026 Před rokem +2

      Obviously because the Firago of lies has a voice on Get Brexit News(GBN)!

    • @jameshogan6142
      @jameshogan6142 Před rokem

      He just made assertions without providing any proof. He told Farage it was nonsense on stilts. That he was wrong. That Brexit was a mistake. That there were mysterious forces. It was just a tirade without citing any evidence. That was why they interrupted him. They knew their listeners wanted real answers not just the waffle Bercow was spouting non stop.

    • @christopher71300
      @christopher71300 Před rokem

      The guy is a joke.

    • @NicholasThorntonOfficial
      @NicholasThorntonOfficial Před rokem

      They both spoke for the same amount of time 5 min 12 / 4 min 14 give or take a couple seconds. I used two stopwatches...

  • @asaturner4097
    @asaturner4097 Před rokem +75

    "I've never seen a Frenchman work" that's a bit rich from a man who was an MEP and refused to go to European parliament after he was elected to it

    • @y2grae
      @y2grae Před rokem +7

      wasn't and isn't his whole arguement about unelected Euro Parliaments... that he was elected onto?

    • @asaturner4097
      @asaturner4097 Před rokem +1

      @@y2grae yeah you get it

    • @JwayT
      @JwayT Před rokem +2

      @@y2grae Unelected Commisioners not MEPs

    • @benrichardson3031
      @benrichardson3031 Před rokem

      @y2grae The MEPs are elected though,

    • @asaturner4097
      @asaturner4097 Před rokem +4

      @@benrichardson3031 yeah that's what he's saying, fridge was elected as an MEP and he was on about unelected people in the European parliament
      Meanwhile he was an elected MEP who didn't go do his job

  • @deborahflack9958
    @deborahflack9958 Před rokem +102

    How the EU responded at the time to the UK’s decision to leave and the underhand methods employed to try to make it as difficult as possibly is enough for me to know that it was the right decision. Never regretted it for a moment. Also the EU cronies are already embracing the idea of the Chinese Social Credit system…..you will be controlled…

    • @chairmanalf7856
      @chairmanalf7856 Před rokem +12

      And the EU now also deciding to put insect matter into the European food chain.

    • @chrisspencer6502
      @chrisspencer6502 Před rokem +11

      So what is the benefit

    • @astralxing988
      @astralxing988 Před rokem

      All UK has to do was trigger article 50 , which was there and still is .
      On the other hand Scotland don't have such article , they have to ask permission , still imbeciles like you talk about EU this and EU that , pathetic !!!

    • @georgebolam8415
      @georgebolam8415 Před rokem +1

      I also never regretted voting to leave .but there is a lot of miss information that every thing bad is down to Brexit as nigel says it wasn't implemented by this totally useless government further more i think all this information is being deliberately passed around in order to make people think they have made a mistake i think there are a lot of mps behind all these lies.

    • @flossypark3169
      @flossypark3169 Před rokem +1

      100% with you on that !

  • @GG-gotr6
    @GG-gotr6 Před rokem +43

    Don’t believe the poll for one minute.

    • @chriswilde7246
      @chriswilde7246 Před rokem +6

      Agreed...not one person I know who voted to leave have changed their view on leaving, me included.

    • @megaxenu753
      @megaxenu753 Před rokem

      It's a post truth age. For all we know we're in pods in the matrix.

    • @billhooks69
      @billhooks69 Před rokem +4

      @@chriswilde7246 Count me in on that.

    • @tomround8271
      @tomround8271 Před rokem

      They polled a load of people that voted remain and they lied about voting leave. Happens every time and whenever we get to see the people saying it, their social media shows they campaigned to remain

    • @anonnemo2504
      @anonnemo2504 Před rokem +3

      Me neither. As with most other polls, it will have been poorly conducted and/or agenda serving. Anyway, I have a couple of issues with this discussion. First, the invitation to "bully boy" Bercow to take part. I note the preening, little pixie has lost none of his tendency to shout over anyone he wishes, as he did as Speaker, during the days he made up parliamentary procedure as he went along. Bercow embodies the rotten parliament that, for over 2 years, spat in the face of democracy until it was dissolved in 2019.
      Second, two highly paid MPs moonlighting on GB News at a time that most MPs devote to their constituents.
      Mr. Farage, of course, spoke a great deal of sense (when he was allowed to).

  • @jameshilsdon1494
    @jameshilsdon1494 Před rokem +36

    Esther McVey and some bloke called Philip trying to make Farage's points for him, letting him ramble on, cutting off Bercow. It's news, Jim, but not as we know it. Bercow nevertheless wipes the floor with The Nigel. The only question is whether the obvious negative impact of BREXIT is something the GBNews Base is able to admit to itself or whether its happy to remain gaslit.

  • @carrigadaashcroft
    @carrigadaashcroft Před rokem +18

    Why wasn't John Bercow allowed to speak, yet the programme hosts remain silent for Nigel

    • @rubear8245
      @rubear8245 Před rokem +2

      Because this is Russia Today

    • @davidtuer5825
      @davidtuer5825 Před rokem

      Because Bercow wouldn't shut up. Shouting down the opposition when he's talking is Bercow's debating style.

    • @rubear8245
      @rubear8245 Před rokem

      @@davidtuer5825its so werid you think this. Hes literally the moat eloquent man in Britain that ckearly had his time wasted and cut short. As if farage doesnt go on and on and on with such contemptability and hogwash. Bercows words have substance and grace. Talking down? Isnt that how a feeble person interprets critical insight.

    • @rubear8245
      @rubear8245 Před rokem

      @@davidtuer5825 hes clearly not shouting in this, he was the speaker in the house of commins yes. Is this a serious issue we are discussing yes, do i think hard brexiters are sugarcoaaters and unabe to hold an oposing idea in their conscience. Or respect the inconsistencies and with a ridiculous referendum thrown on the people and the outcome. Obviously. Do i resoect Bercow,, yes naturally.

    • @rubear8245
      @rubear8245 Před rokem

      @@davidtuer5825 oh please enlighten me with all the "debating styles" you have analized. Not shutting up. Ha ha you are another of those uneducated wringers that like to think you have an edge over those that are educated, and on this topic.

  • @DavidGetling
    @DavidGetling Před rokem +55

    I voted remain, but I certainly don't blame Brexit for our economic woes. The main cause of these, by far, were the totally insane and unnecessary lockdowns and restrictions. And for what? A relatively innocuous virus that killed well under 1% of the population, and where the vast majority of even these deaths were in very old and/or very sick people, many of whom would have died soon anyway.

    • @LowPlainsDrifter60
      @LowPlainsDrifter60 Před rokem +18

      You seem to be under the impression that the UK were the only one's who suffered lockdowns. Every country in the G7 had lockdowns & most in the G20, yet Britain is at the bottom of the list in terms of growth.
      There has been a loss of £100 billion with trade with the EU & the only external trade deals so far, are with Australia & New Zealand which basically involve importing cheap lamb into Britain from the other side of the world to undercut British farmers.
      Half the world is facing similar problems to the UK & yet most of them are doing better than the UK. There will come a time when there will be nothing left to blame & then people will have to face reality.

    • @Thespian-wp6xq
      @Thespian-wp6xq Před rokem

      @@LowPlainsDrifter60 They've been forecasting a recession since we dared vote to leave. The media are shoving anti-Brexit propaganda down our throats relentlessly.

    • @mwd331
      @mwd331 Před rokem +8

      I don't believe you voted remain

    • @quimble2177
      @quimble2177 Před rokem

      @@LowPlainsDrifter60no one thought we’d get instantly richer after voting for brexit in fact, they knew we’d take a hit. The issue is, the Leadership didn’t make use of our new found freedom, because they didn’t even want or expect it to succeed in the first place, also, funnily enough, it wasn’t really until the lockdowns…that we went from the fastest growing nation in the G7, to the slowest. Yet somehow that’s brexits fault? Stop being deluded and upset, we haven’t had a normal year since we left, almost straight after we did, there was the virus, lockdowns, now the war.

    • @LowPlainsDrifter60
      @LowPlainsDrifter60 Před rokem +8

      @@quimble2177 Funny how Britain was the "fastest growing" right up until the UK actually actually left the EU in 2020 & is now the slowest since leaving for real. You can blame the lockdowns, the war in Ukraine or Tom, Dick & Harry but the fact is, the UK are the only one's who had Brexit & they are now in the worst position. No country has had a "normal year" since the beginning of 2020 & yet most are doing better than the UK.
      Interested to hear what you mean by " the Leadership didn’t make use of our new found freedom,"......what exactly could they have done that they couldn't have before ?

  • @dominiclane8538
    @dominiclane8538 Před rokem +47

    Right or wrong it was the people's choice not bercows

    • @olivierolivier6080
      @olivierolivier6080 Před rokem +8

      nobody denies the referendum was legal, we are talking of the disatrous consequences on UK, whether you admit it or not by blaming others

    • @terencespragg5708
      @terencespragg5708 Před rokem +1

      @Scott Smith How is that a reply to him it has nothing to do with free speech and he is right it was what the people chose.

    • @1957hackie
      @1957hackie Před rokem +2

      Looks like it was a big wrong then

    • @Crouchy232323
      @Crouchy232323 Před rokem

      We were given the opportunity to get it wrong. Thankfully mistakes can be corrected

    • @bcent5758
      @bcent5758 Před rokem

      Right or wrong it looks like clueless people can’t accept that Nigel Farage screwed them over.

  • @MrPants1970
    @MrPants1970 Před rokem +69

    Love him or loath him, Bercow has an incredible command of the English language.

    • @happytravelling
      @happytravelling Před rokem +1

      Really? What was the purpose of bringing up debating Socialists while in University? Seriously, do you think he commands the English language?

    • @Sobchak2
      @Sobchak2 Před rokem

      @@happytravelling He explained the purpose of that very well.

    • @BDub2024
      @BDub2024 Před rokem +1

      I've never heard of him, but he just talked over the top. Not very intelligent. He just prepared speech points that he kept repeating. Not responding to what Farage actually said and not challenging Farage either. Farage ended up looking dignified and made his points well. But Bercow fatally missed his chance to respond to those points. Bercow just didn't take his opportunity.

    • @MrJayDeville
      @MrJayDeville Před rokem +1

      Urging his head in books whilst his wife is being ploughed by the help.

    • @thinkingallowed7042
      @thinkingallowed7042 Před rokem +1

      @@MrJayDeville Eew. Was that comment necessary?

  • @fredsmith2277
    @fredsmith2277 Před rokem +57

    i am australian and i can tell you the deal we struct was not in britains favour, they were so desperate to get a deal, any deal ???

    • @Muckylittleme
      @Muckylittleme Před rokem

      LOL I can tell you, as an Australian you are living under a technocratic dictatorship that persecutes people based on their personal health choices.
      Do you think we would sign a bilateral deal that was negative? Out of desperation for what exactly? To sign a bad deal we didn't have before to make us worse off?
      We have eliminated tariffs on all UK goods meaning they are cheaper and thus will sell higher quantities boosting those industries while we have a cap on tariff free goods entering the UK to protect domestic producers.
      The deal is worth billions to both partners which is why bilateral deals that take consideration of both parties wants and needs is so much better than a centralised autocracy such as the EU dictating who you can and cannot trade with and how.
      You people really are pathetic and deserve you impoverishment and enslavement but the rest of us whoa re capable of critical independent thought certainly do not.
      How about all the idiots who know nothing but have a lot to say STFU so we can have real debate based on facts?

    • @fredsmith2277
      @fredsmith2277 Před rokem

      @@Muckylittleme ?

    • @moali7158
      @moali7158 Před rokem +2

      Yes

    • @xythiera7255
      @xythiera7255 Před rokem +3

      Problem is no deal with any country on the other side of the world will ever move the needel in any big way . Geograthics are just to importent to traid . How will shiping stuff around the globe to Australia ever have the same traide value then somebody right oposit to you aka the EU . That makes no logical sens ever . I dont get how Brits just sucked up that lie

    • @SzTz100
      @SzTz100 Před rokem +1

      @@xythiera7255 Brits weren't interested in economics, they just wanted to stop foreigners from getting inside their country, free movement. I voted brexit for different reasons, to re-establish sovereignty and laws. Hasn't paid any dividends yet. Brits had to vote leave in order to fully understand the economic consequences, I think most of us now do.

  • @Electriclentilman
    @Electriclentilman Před rokem +52

    There’s only one pole, it’s outside my house flying an English flag 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 !

  • @SzTz100
    @SzTz100 Před rokem +67

    That ending was hilarious 😂

  • @ChrisMcCandless77777
    @ChrisMcCandless77777 Před rokem +3

    Oho England, what happened to you. Where is it going wrong in the first place.
    You had an important voice in Europe 🇪🇺 in the past. now nobody is listening to you anymore.
    Wow, you have a deal with Australia about cheap sheep meat and peanutbutter. Really impressive. This is the deal of the century

  • @ThePkb22
    @ThePkb22 Před rokem +2

    Farage says the whole point of Brexit was to be "self-governing nation that.....means you can get things right and get things wrong".
    This is untrue.
    Brexit happened precisely because the UK was already an independent, self-governing nation, perfectly capable of unilaterally making the mistake, which was this Brexit.
    The EU could not force the UK (or Ireland & Denmark) to re-run the referendum and had no powers to prevent our exit. Only the UK Parliament could do that.
    Compare that constitutional arrangement to Scotland and any US or Australian State, all of which are legally unable to unilaterally leave their respective Union or federal constructs, specifically because they are NOT sovereign nations.

  • @garyfletcher6426
    @garyfletcher6426 Před rokem +7

    Anyone that knows anything about brexit knows that we never got brexit just a total fudge.

    • @squareinsquare2078
      @squareinsquare2078 Před rokem +1

      As someone looking in from outside the UK.......🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for all the laughs!

    • @matpk
      @matpk Před rokem +2

      @@squareinsquare2078 Nigel applied French EU passport on the day of Brexit😂

    • @Scientist538
      @Scientist538 Před rokem

      We were able (just barely) to get rid of 1 of the 2 inept governments controlling these isles. At least the one we are left with whilst as draconian and inept as it is is accountable to the voters and not just a rubber stamping exercise to benefit lobbyists.

  • @Matias-op3nv
    @Matias-op3nv Před rokem +87

    Loved this!! Bring on round 2 🍿

    • @PerryUK
      @PerryUK Před rokem +13

      There is no round 2, Farage was KOd

    • @unrealharry
      @unrealharry Před rokem +4

      @@PerryUK Farage won ...

    • @janiceholden9199
      @janiceholden9199 Před rokem

      There will never be a round two; leastways not on this ridiculous 'news' channel. The presenters are useless and have reached their pitiable limits with Bercow.
      Intelligence will out...
      And there's more intelligence in Bercow's little finger than there is in the other three people there put together!

    • @steveb951
      @steveb951 Před rokem

      @@unrealharryFarage won!? Really he got so desperate he started taking about the vaccine roll out and for once got called out, we were still in the EU at the time ffs

    • @unrealharry
      @unrealharry Před rokem

      @@steveb951 no we weren’t, tell me the dates again..

  • @patverum9051
    @patverum9051 Před rokem +3

    So is Farage still living in France with his French wife and Swiss kids?
    Nigel had you by the nose guys...admit it...

  • @kevrussell5972
    @kevrussell5972 Před rokem +8

    Gb news really are useless at having a sensible debate why get John on if you won’t let him put his views across properly so you can debate his points properly, you had him on because you know he doesn’t agree with Nigel but then would allow a proper debate to happen

  • @peterjohnson8423
    @peterjohnson8423 Před rokem +32

    Boris became a green Marxist, not Conservative

    • @g8ymw
      @g8ymw Před rokem +1

      He always was/
      Look at when he was Mayor of London
      Boris bikes
      He opened the first Low Traffic Neighbourhood

    • @SandymoorFerrariClub
      @SandymoorFerrariClub Před rokem

      So when the British voted for him because the British wanted a green Marxist in charge.

    • @g8ymw
      @g8ymw Před rokem +1

      @@SandymoorFerrariClub No, he was the only one to promise a luke warm Brexit
      The other parties only offered remain (Which, for most, was not an option)

    • @SandymoorFerrariClub
      @SandymoorFerrariClub Před rokem +3

      @@g8ymw The people who voted for Boris knew what they were voting for. They got what they wanted.

  • @lindamacey6559
    @lindamacey6559 Před rokem +6

    John Bercow why give him air time..

  • @rodtenerife
    @rodtenerife Před rokem +3

    Unbiased journalism? Hosts are not very professional - only interrupting one of the guests…

  • @ronaldfletcher3643
    @ronaldfletcher3643 Před rokem +13

    Farage blames the government for the way they have dealt with Brexit. He couldn't do a better job regarding this mess.

  • @AM-es5up
    @AM-es5up Před rokem +64

    Absolutely spot on….Nigel….!!!!!

  • @mariacottle3355
    @mariacottle3355 Před rokem +73

    Well said Nigel 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @Nappanaia
    @Nappanaia Před rokem +13

    "Let Nigel get a word in"
    Then
    "Let Nigel finish"
    I wonder which area of Government these people are in favour of.

  • @No2Censoring
    @No2Censoring Před rokem +46

    We've spawned a parliament full of corrupt politicians

    • @RyenHemoro
      @RyenHemoro Před rokem +1

      You didn't have to vote conservative.

    • @jameshilsdon1494
      @jameshilsdon1494 Před rokem

      @@RyenHemoro Maybe he was thinking of Barry Gardiner and his Chinese Communist Party paymasters? You know, just for balance.

    • @squirepraggerstope3591
      @squirepraggerstope3591 Před rokem

      @@RyenHemoro Bless, just because this phony NON-Conservative gov't. lied its way to a LANDSLIDE only three years ago precisely because it pledged to deliver a REAL Brexit but has betrayed ALL of those promises and more, that doesn't mean it includes all MPs.
      There are still a fair few sad EUro-Quisling scum AND vile phony left 'woke' cult bigots and parasites in Starmer's sham-:Labour farce s well, which is why they lost so big in 2019 and are only topping polls now due to rightful hatred of the 1st mob. NOT any real wish to re-shackle us to the loathsome EU

    • @gordonbeattie4864
      @gordonbeattie4864 Před rokem

      The Tories are fundamentally corrupt. Nothing will ever change as they don't see they're doing wrong. Being just and truthful is an alien concept to ANY Tory.

    • @squirepraggerstope3591
      @squirepraggerstope3591 Před rokem

      @@gordonbeattie4864 Seems then, like a non-choice between corruption and the loathsome sanctimonious bigotry of cultists.
      All the more pity we have no real conservative or liberal parties left. Just this nauseating mess of neo-globalist parasites and self-righteous quasi-religious dogmatists

  • @wix7657
    @wix7657 Před rokem +69

    I wonder what Bercow’s wife is doing while he is on GB News?🤔😂🤣😂🤣

    • @philiphughes4117
      @philiphughes4117 Před rokem +19

      He'll be in for some more sloppy seconds tonight again, but he's well used to it by now.

    • @kevinkenny6975
      @kevinkenny6975 Před rokem +6

      Snagging a gypsy

    • @LowPlainsDrifter60
      @LowPlainsDrifter60 Před rokem +14

      The same thing as Farage's boyfriend I expect.

    • @raziel3726
      @raziel3726 Před rokem +6

      Where's the Milkman!!😂😂😂

    • @alienthed.e.i.9165
      @alienthed.e.i.9165 Před rokem +4

      Less about what's she's doing & more of who she's doing the doing to or rather who's doing the doing to her.

  • @RTC1655
    @RTC1655 Před rokem +3

    Tarring and feather for Farage, the uber clown.

  • @davidbrisbane7206
    @davidbrisbane7206 Před rokem +17

    _"How can you be so sure that BREXIT failed?"_ Is this even a question? 😂🤣😂🤣🤣.

    • @Muckylittleme
      @Muckylittleme Před rokem

      Let's hear the evidence for the idea Brexit failed because the only things cited by globalist stooges and the useful idiot left is the global cost of living and energy crisis.
      That couldn't possibly be down to a global pandemic and shutting down the largest economies in the world and war in Europe could it? Brain-dead!
      It is just more bull and lies from globalist media and left who were wrong on every aspect of project fear yet believe the same lies all over again!
      They said we wouldn't have the deals we had with the EU for 10n years and then they would be worse - we had the same or better within 2 years!
      In future we also don't have to pay tens of billions to the EU for being part of the protection racket that is the single market just to do that trade.
      Meanwhile we have many new deals around the world that we could not make under the EU. (Because it is self evidently not a free market as remain laughably believe) worth many billions with more in the pipeline the biggest of which will be joining the CPTPP which will on its own likely equal the trade we do with the EU.
      If we had a populist and patriot in power instead of a puppet and reversed the destructive globalist policies while promoting national interests then this nation would take off.
      And far from being isolationist, or xenophobic trading with the whole world would seem a lot less myopic than demanding we only trade under the EU while being ruled by them into a subservient class of non-citizens.
      The further power is away from the people the less their needs will be known or understood and the less represented they will be.
      That is why we have constituencies and MP's
      Does that mean that the people will make good electoral choices or that government will represent our needs instead of special interests or that the people will hold them to account when they become oppressive such as with the pandemic debacle?
      Of course not, but the chances are much higher than with a faceless technocracy funded by an agenda driven global elite making decisions in a foreign nation based upon the needs to expand their power rather than those of the people.
      Brexit cannot solve our issues, it can only give us the power to influence the future world our children will live in.
      Personally I believe we are rapidly going in the wrong direction because the tyranny within our own establishment runs very deep and information is controlled while the propaganda that keeps us divided is relentless so it is a case of the need to win hearts and minds and educate people as quickly as possible on how our democracy has been undermined, a rot that has set in over decades which the EU simply exacerbated.
      The reality is our establishment support many of the same special interests as the EU while our civil service want to wriggle out of their responsibilities, hence the anti Brexit sentiment.
      The idea that an appreciation of the benefits of nationhood and national culture is xenophobic is pretty silly when you think about it.
      Who would paint patriotism as evil if not an occupying force that is diametrically opposed to the nation state, their culture and so by association their peoples?
      That is the real xenophobia here, the hatred of the nation state and their diverse cultures with a desire to overwrite them with the collectivist non culture of "multiculturism"
      It is remain who want every nation in Europe destroyed by mass immigration and open borders until they are all moulded into the same dysfunctional collective of manufactured globalist homogeneity
      It was Juncker who said patriots are stupid people who need to be replaced by people from far away for EU solidarity. and Peter Sutherland, the Goldman Sachs banker the EU hired to create open borders in readiness for the premeditated mass immigration who stated, "more must be done to undermine the homogeneity of EU nations"
      Those statements are not just xenophobic, they are borderline genocidal.
      And just to underscore how this was all scripted under UN agenda 21 and Population Replacement for Europe (2001) the same Peter Sutherland had a new post created for him at the UN after achieving open borders so that he could issue diktats on immigration.
      Mass immigration is a social engineering tool to weaken and ultimately destroy national homogeneity (Out of the horses mouth) and Brexit was a small step in attempting to prevent that.
      That is what sticks in the throat of leftists because they have been brainwashed into demanding the destruction of their nation state and thus the benefits and protections that come with citizenship.
      They have been brainwashed into demanding their own enslavement under a global technocracy run by the very elite and multi national corporations they think they are fighting!
      It is easy to program weak minds, just tell them they are fighting Nazi's and to ignore the fact all their movements are funded by the rich and powerful be it Antifa, BLM or any other subversive group that will help accelerate the destruction of the nation state and any chance of people uniting against a common enemy that divides and rules them.
      In all the years of Brexit I have never come across a Remainer who actually had a nuanced and informed opinion on the EU or our leaving and what it actually meant economically and politically..
      It was very much the same with the Pandemic, same playbook of divide and rule and have the useful idiots who follow the tyranny believe they are righteous and fighting Nazis or whatever.
      If I have any regrets about Brexit then it is that I had too much faith in the British people and underestimated how subservient and weak they had become under decades of Marxist social engineering and political correctness.
      My belief that they might actually take the opportunity to educate themselves on global affairs and the geopolitical machinations of the elite.
      That they would be incapable of having sensible discussions on the destructive and unsustainable nature of mass immigration and be so willingly to sell out their children and deprive them of a life they had for the fake virtue and a pat on the head.

    • @chrisklitou7573
      @chrisklitou7573 Před rokem +3

      Because it hasn't the whole world is in decline because of COVID and war in Ukraine

    • @vincentbrannelly8786
      @vincentbrannelly8786 Před rokem +3

      @@chrisklitou7573 . The decline was well before both . Rose tinted glasses result in the result your vote earned you . Welcome to Brexit Britain .

    • @chrisklitou7573
      @chrisklitou7573 Před rokem +1

      @@vincentbrannelly8786 clearly not when we were the fastest growing economy in the G7 before COVID

    • @xythiera7255
      @xythiera7255 Před rokem

      ​@@vincentbrannelly8786 UKs GDB will grow less then Russia and Russia gets senctioned to death and throws money out the window with its war . Yes its Brexit nothing els

  • @peteroldridge1574
    @peteroldridge1574 Před rokem +16

    When are you ever going to stop asking the same people who want to remain this question move on really

  • @babayaga9443
    @babayaga9443 Před rokem +74

    I see Wee John is sitting on a pillow or a pile of books......

    • @g8ymw
      @g8ymw Před rokem

      At least it isn't red velvet (He said, laughing like Muttley)

    • @brybish
      @brybish Před rokem

      💩 think he's sitting on something else.

    • @gilldanier4129
      @gilldanier4129 Před rokem

      ...someone else is sitting on his thumbs

    • @markgoestofrankfurt
      @markgoestofrankfurt Před rokem +2

      you're a heightist, prejudiced against heights?

    • @dorsetbigcats6292
      @dorsetbigcats6292 Před rokem

      No I think that is his true height - all five feet one of him.

  • @poo2764
    @poo2764 Před rokem +3

    Yes you and your lies. Oh my two really bad tv personnel, we kicked Nigel out of Ireland with his lies and trickery because we did not fall for it.

  • @bh5037
    @bh5037 Před rokem +7

    and you can ask Fifel about one Benefit and he will stumble..... as there is not a single one !
    he is always talking abt the benefits but was never erver able to name ONE !!! even Moggy the minister for unicorns could not find a single one ...
    ( apart from his taxavoiding - but this will probb not be mentioned !!)

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      Remainers repeat this myth that Brexiteers thought there would be instant milk and honey and everything better than the EU. That is nonsense. As Captain Mal says in Serenity - ‘we don’t have to beat the Alliance, we just want to go our way’

    • @bh5037
      @bh5037 Před rokem

      @@mogznwaz you do and pls do NOT call us..... thank you

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      @@bh5037 Grow up.

    • @bh5037
      @bh5037 Před rokem

      @@mogznwaz did - thks

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      @@bh5037 obviously not

  • @mange2
    @mange2 Před rokem +38

    If you move house and the incompetent landlord makes your life hell and messes everything up, its not your fault for moving. The nation voted, Cameron ran away, then we've had nothing but incompetent Government ever since.

    • @LowPlainsDrifter60
      @LowPlainsDrifter60 Před rokem +2

      It would be if you were told in advance about the landlord.

    • @raziel3726
      @raziel3726 Před rokem

      @@LowPlainsDrifter60 yes but the CONservatives as a landlord have Destroyed themselves so it's a justifiable Ending for them!!👍🏾👍🏻👍

    • @LowPlainsDrifter60
      @LowPlainsDrifter60 Před rokem

      @@raziel3726 I wouldn't bury them just yet, voters have short memories & long standing prejudices.

    • @tariqjoseph3562
      @tariqjoseph3562 Před rokem

      But you was told by experts that this would happen. Still you didn’t listen and guess what? It happened you twat

    • @mange2
      @mange2 Před rokem

      @@LowPlainsDrifter60 The landlord just needs to do their job as expected.

  • @terryharrison5185
    @terryharrison5185 Před rokem +40

    We've never left...

    • @mwd331
      @mwd331 Před rokem

      What institution are we still in?

    • @g8ymw
      @g8ymw Před rokem

      @@mwd331 We are still subject to the ECJ
      We have not scrubbed any EU law off our statute book

    • @mwd331
      @mwd331 Před rokem

      @g8ymw I can assure you we are no longer a member of the EU. The ECJ is just a reality if we want to trade with them, and we no longer have UK judges sitting in it, i suppose you could say thats handing control we had, to them, as a consequence of leaving? I think at this point, the only argument left is that we need to get rid of anything with the word "European" in it? What laws do you want to be rid of in particular?

  • @poorhungreyartist3954
    @poorhungreyartist3954 Před rokem +48

    I love how they don't even try to conduct a fair debate. Laughably bad hosting, cutting off any comment the hosts disagreed with. Good on Berkow for insisting on making his point even if I couldn't understand what he said 😂

    • @frankhyland6333
      @frankhyland6333 Před rokem +2

      "Good on Berkow for insisting on making his point" But you couldn't understand what he said. You must be a Remoaner then?

    • @davebalkin3192
      @davebalkin3192 Před rokem +2

      Berkoff loves the sound of his own voice.

    • @keithpanton7486
      @keithpanton7486 Před rokem

      @@frankhyland6333 Fairly simple, if there's one guy against two tory mps and Farage, the one guy is going to be right...as opposed to far right.

    • @frankhyland6333
      @frankhyland6333 Před rokem +2

      @@keithpanton7486 Fairly simple? I had to have a few whiskies to get my head around your post.🤔

    • @keithpanton7486
      @keithpanton7486 Před rokem

      @@frankhyland6333 simple as in...
      If it's those three on one side, with their track record of honesty n facts, on gbnews, and almost anyone on the other side, it's not hard to see the lone guy is likely to be more honest.

  • @caolruadh1
    @caolruadh1 Před rokem +5

    "It is never a mistake for a country to be independent, sovereign and free". (Nigel Farage 2023). Except when it is Scotland apparent.y Nigel.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem +1

      Scotland voted No to independence- the UK is a single country and needs to start acting as such. Scotland wanting ‘independence’ is as nonsensical as Yorkshire being independent. Or Bavaria. Or Catalonia. Or Brittany.

    • @caolruadh1
      @caolruadh1 Před rokem +1

      @@mogznwaz Scotland is ,and always has been a country in its own right. The UK is a Union of nations. You fall into the usual mistake of believing the UK and Great Britain are England and we all come under that umbrella. From now on though I will continue to quote Lord Nigel of Brexit in fsupport of Scottish independence.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      @@caolruadh1 Wrong. I see England as a region too. I’m sick and tired of all the Scotland v England rubbish. We are one nation on one island.

    • @caolruadh1
      @caolruadh1 Před rokem

      @@mogznwaz It doesn't matter how you view the UK, it doesn't change the reality that Scotland is a country in its own right.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      @@caolruadh1 If it were a country in its own right already you wouldn’t need ‘independence’.

  • @blueybarnes9442
    @blueybarnes9442 Před rokem +17

    Bercow Bully Boy

  • @jillatherton4660
    @jillatherton4660 Před rokem +88

    Quite right, Nigel.

    • @4faxache935
      @4faxache935 Před rokem +1

      @Scott Smith
      No knighthood for you Johnny boy lol.

  • @MikeStock88
    @MikeStock88 Před rokem +13

    Lmao 3 vs 1 and they still got clowned
    Nigel never ever ever says how he would do it differently, he has always and always will be a conman who talks in riddles

    • @davidtuer5825
      @davidtuer5825 Před rokem +1

      He's told you many times what should have been done, you just don't listen to what he's saying.

    • @vonryansexpress
      @vonryansexpress Před rokem

      @@davidtuer5825 nope, it's called "Remain Disease" it makes one totally blind to reason and intellectually impervious . .

  • @johnpolkinghorn5625
    @johnpolkinghorn5625 Před rokem +24

    They cut Bercow off, bet they would have let farridge just blather on.

    • @jibster148
      @jibster148 Před rokem

      Blather on with facts about brexit. What exactly is he blathering on about?

  • @johnnorth1961
    @johnnorth1961 Před rokem +60

    So all those businesses that have seen a massive drop in exports to the EU countries are not affected

    • @theworldaccordingto4555
      @theworldaccordingto4555 Před rokem

      Nope, of course the small to medium sized businesses aren't affected by brexit, and btw the way FYI, the Moon is a balloon, whales are in fact insects (not mammals) that feed exclusively on bananas! So there! All true! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
      But, TBH, Brexit is a load of old B0LL0CKS, which is funny seeing as Farage has only got one ball... Wasn't there a song about that?

    • @LambsyLamb
      @LambsyLamb Před rokem

      They can pay their bills with their brilliant sovereignty and the curbing of all our rights and no protection from the EU!

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před rokem

      Funny but EU companies exporting to the UK have had no such problems under the same trade deal. Why is that?

    • @oldishandwoke-ish1181
      @oldishandwoke-ish1181 Před rokem +1

      @@mogznwaz Brexit.

  • @mattyn870
    @mattyn870 Před rokem +28

    3- 1 and bercow still comes out on top

  • @marcsimard2723
    @marcsimard2723 Před rokem +2

    Gonna say this: everything that has happened to the english since brexit is absolutely deserved and delightful to see
    Enjoy!

  • @TheTwosliceToaster
    @TheTwosliceToaster Před rokem +38

    I can't believe I'm sat here watching the Gammon Brexshit channel, but it was kind of worth it to see Nigels sad face several times as he got pummeled by the facts. It's unfortunate that those absolutely awful presenters kept repeatedly cutting John off every time he was saying something that embarrassed Nigel, but then their bias wasn't exactly unexpected. It's GB News after all. The most glaringly obvious one was when John started listing off all the damage Brexshit has done to the country. I could almost visibly see their hearts sinking, as they realised that everything he was listing was totally true and that they couldn't deny any of it, so they very quickly interrupted him so that Nigel could talk crap instead. I expect someone was shouting in their ear pieces "Quick! Stop him from talking now!"
    It's also so absurd watching Fartage continually blame the Tories for messing Brexshit up (it was previously all the Remainers and the EU's fault lol), considering the fact that he stood members from his own party down in the 2019 elections and told his supporters to all vote for the Tories. He was instrumental in helping them get their 80 seat majority, which they're currently using to shaft everyone and enrich themselves at everyone elses expense. The Brexiteers always blame others for the failure of their project, instead of just admitting that they got it wrong. But then they would never admit that would they, because I strongly suspect that each of them knew damn well that Brexshit was going to be disastrous for the country, and were only pursuing it for their own personal reasons (aka enriching their disaster capitalist mates and donors, who have indeed made a fortune out of everyone elses misery).
    It's a simple fact though that Brexshit was never going to succeed no matter who was at the steering wheel, because it was all based on lies and literally has nothing positive to offer. Brexshit relies exclusively on slagging off the EU, which is why Leave voters always struggle when asked the question "What are the benefits to Brexshit". Their most common response is "Well we don't have to do what the EU tells us any more", which isn't actually a benefit at all. Oh so our government doesn't have to abide by EU legislation that would force them to tax our energy companies and reduce our bills? Oh wow! Thanks for that! I'm also so glad that water companies can ignore EU laws that previously prevented them from polluting our waters with raw sewage. Great! So a Brexshit benefit is that if we go swimming on the south coast, we get the pleasure of swimming in literal shit. Fantastic!
    Brexshits "success" relies on the collapse of the EU so that the Brexiteers could all say "See! We were right! Look at the disaster we all avoided", something the Brexiteers were all insisting was going to happen. And yet it hasn't happened at all. On the contrary, it's now the UK that is facing the strong possibility of having it's own union break up, whilst the voices of right wing extremists in EU countries who were previously loudly calling for leaving the EU have now become very muted indeed. The UK is now serving as a warning to all EU member countries about what will happen to their country if they leave and stick their fingers up at their neighbours instead of working together. The only thing that has made Brexshit fail is Brexshit itself. And on top of all that, it's the EU that has been seeing actual benefits to Brexshit, whilst the UK has experienced nothing but problems. £1 trillion of banking assets and thousands of jobs left the UK to go to countries in the EU, as well as shit loads of companies that have also left the country because of the trade barriers making it impossible to do business with the rest of Europe. In fact, the governments own advice to struggling companies was to move their headquarters to an EU country. LMAO! How insane is that?!

    • @lennylaa1686
      @lennylaa1686 Před rokem

      Lies like the Maastricht fiasco? Read up on it.
      Pre-covid ...UK economy was humming along nicely.
      So called crisis was totally covid and the Putin Crisis.
      March 2024, UK economy will be back on track with 2% inflation.
      Millions will then see throught the Labour charade.
      Millions are shit scared of their shocking past record, especially
      the economy,..look at Brown's scorched earth legacy ...2010.

    • @lennylaa1686
      @lennylaa1686 Před rokem +5

      If you prefer a totally one-sided remain propaganda ''debate''
      then you should tune in to BBC/LBC/Times Radio.
      Left talking to the Left in the far-left echo chamber.
      Very, very rare to hear a Conservative or Leave voice.

    • @elipa3
      @elipa3 Před rokem +6

      Very well said.

    • @TheTwosliceToaster
      @TheTwosliceToaster Před rokem

      @@lennylaa1686 No I actually don't prefer one sided debates at all. In fact, virtually all debates in this country have been heavily scewed in favour of Brexshit, with large sections of our media giving shit loads of air time to Brexiteers, whilst demonising Remainers and silencing them whenever possible, treating them like they're terrorists for even daring to challenge Brexshit. Every time anyone has tried pointing out how shit Brexshit is, they get shot down with "Oh you don't respect the results of the vote. You hate democracy blah blah blah". The fact that you've included the BBC and LBC as being a left-talking echo chamber is laughable. The BBC is so bloody corrupt and biased in favour of right wingers, it's just laughable. They've even edited the mention of Brexshit out of various interviews, because they didn't want the gullible public to know how bad it was all going.
      www.thenational.scot/news/20058657.bbc-accused-editing-nfu-scotland-presidents-reference-brexit/
      They've been doing it loads. Thankfully, the worm is beginning to turn now. More people are wising up to what a massive failure Brexshit has been. Our corrupt media won't be able to keep hiding the truth for much longer :)
      www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/bbc-edits-out-brexit-again-from-report-on-potential-food-shortages-318910/

    • @Dougyharry
      @Dougyharry Před rokem +7

      Says it all - well done for taking the time.

  • @allanm9913
    @allanm9913 Před rokem +62

    What's the point of a good idea if management screwed it up

  • @barrywood7322
    @barrywood7322 Před rokem +16

    On Brexit I liken Westminster as the same as the SNP both unwilling to uphold the results of the referendum’s, it doesn’t matter the result you have to work at making the best of it.

  • @darrenl8290
    @darrenl8290 Před rokem +3

    This is the first time I have watched GBNews and it will be the last. The two presenters are shockingly bad, jumping in one guest (Berkow) and letting Farage rabbit on and on. And then throwing their own political views on the table. Clearly this is a BS station with BS attitudes and views, interrupting the guest making a point that they asked a question about. Absolute pile of crap, you can keep it.

  • @Azrael.the.fourth.horseman

    Gb news needs a better class of journalists and presenter…. Incredibly low calibre

  • @peterjohnson8423
    @peterjohnson8423 Před rokem +28

    It is not about blame. Perhaps Nigel should come back to turn this around.

    • @mikekelly5869
      @mikekelly5869 Před rokem +2

      He can't. He talks the talk but doesn't walk the walk. It's very easy to light the fuse and walk away to leave others "responsible" for the resulting explosion. This is very similar to the way chief executives often make a strategic decision based on overconfidence and biased data and then blame the staff when they don't have the training, skills and resources to make the big vision a reality.

  • @matthewjennings5893
    @matthewjennings5893 Před rokem +14

    No furlough was a mistake 400bn to pay the lazy to stay home.

    • @g8ymw
      @g8ymw Před rokem

      The real mistake was the lockdowns, keep applying the failed policy hoping it will work next time around

    • @matthewjennings5893
      @matthewjennings5893 Před rokem

      @@johnkitching2248 no it didn't read government stats. Even if it was 70bn you obviously got your bit. How are you bed sores? Lying in bed for 2 years can't of been gd for your body.

    • @matthewjennings5893
      @matthewjennings5893 Před rokem

      @@johnkitching2248 keep claiming your benefits. I'll pay for it don't worry yourself.

    • @matthewjennings5893
      @matthewjennings5893 Před rokem

      @@scottsmith9573 it's true you should know. I'm sure you claimed your fair share. You welcome by the way.

  • @parisdebono
    @parisdebono Před rokem +2

    hi all - Im Australian, living in Malta atm - i was on eBay a few months back looking for tarot cards ( Im a collector ) i saw a deck for sale, the seller is in the Uk . I bought the deck... 3 days later the seller cancelled my order, she said that she cant send them to Malta cause its going to cost her more to sell them to Europe, so she gave me a full refund. I went back on Ebay , bought the same deck from a seller in Australia... got them posted to me from Australia to Malta. ????

  • @onestartravellermarkeymark5329

    Funny how BoJo said at the Atlantic Council a few days ago that Ukraine should join the EU after joining NATO...talk about an about turn....what a weasel

  • @nigelmaidment7997
    @nigelmaidment7997 Před rokem +7

    Bercow or Hancock……which one would you punch first🤔

  • @angelacahill9460
    @angelacahill9460 Před rokem +10

    'Independent, sovereign, and free'. That includes cheap energy production and defended borders.

    • @jackjones9587
      @jackjones9587 Před rokem

      The green lobby put an end to cheap energy

    • @angelacahill9460
      @angelacahill9460 Před rokem

      @@jackjones9587 yes it is a worldwide scam perpetrated by the WEF, UN, banks, and their puppets.

    • @jackjones9587
      @jackjones9587 Před rokem

      @@angelacahill9460 Agreed

  • @PeterPete
    @PeterPete Před rokem +2

    What ever did happen to the £350 million each week for the NHS???

  • @jrr3613
    @jrr3613 Před rokem +18

    Bercow had a lot more to say, he was just warming up! These guys can’t handle an intellect like Bercow’s

  • @raymondelf7520
    @raymondelf7520 Před rokem +53

    the poll was probably done in London like most are show use the results on paper and then show us anyone can just say it

    • @chriswilde7246
      @chriswilde7246 Před rokem +9

      You would be surprised how many in London voted to leave Raymond, what I have learned over the last couple of years is how many wanted to leave but didn't bother to vote! I tell them they should have voted, it so annoying because the leave vote would have been much higher...

    • @seekeroftruthandjust
      @seekeroftruthandjust Před rokem +2

      @@chriswilde7246 you are missing the protest voters.
      The number of people who voted leave as a protest against the government and austerity thinking remain was going to win.
      There is always a number of protest voters. Take them off and remain would have won

    • @alienthed.e.i.9165
      @alienthed.e.i.9165 Před rokem +3

      @@seekeroftruthandjust Thankyou for expressing your opinion & having zero evidence to back that up. This number you profess to know of that voted in that way for the reason you stipulated, can you give any sort of figure to that & provide evidence !

    • @seekeroftruthandjust
      @seekeroftruthandjust Před rokem +2

      @@alienthed.e.i.9165 You do realise Brexit as a whole was a protest vote. It was a referendum where people protested against the establishment. Ask any brextremist they will tell you that

    • @seekeroftruthandjust
      @seekeroftruthandjust Před rokem +4

      @@chriswilde7246
      Here is a quote from political analyst
      There were more isolated protest voters who simply wished to register some displeasure with the EU or extend a middle finger to the establishment; now they suffer something of an electoral hangover
      This episode serves as a stark warning about the knife’s edge Western democracies now stand on: Every vote counts, and none should be wasted in impotent protest