[Davie M]

Tonight he met his match with Nigel who gave a good as he was given.
Then to show his bias he tore into BJ for not agreeing to meet him in a similar forum. To me that ruined any credibility I would give him at being a fair interviewer.
Listening to his tirade was embarrassing but then he works for a biased organisation.
Davie

 

[jmcg]

Couldn't agree any more Davie M. Farage is far more astute and wised up than any of the other political leaders.

BW

J(Gleam)(Gleam)

 

[sparkie2182]

Wised up enough not to stand for UK Parliament.

Seven defeats wised him up plenty.

An Interesting use of the word 'bias'........correct had Johnson been omitted from the Party Leaders Interviews.......incorrect as things stand.

Johnson found time this morning to face the barrage of deeply searching questions as could be expected from "Holly and Phillip"....... and gave a whole lecture in front of some factory hostages who dare not speak up in fear of repercussions from their Conservative supporting management this afternoon.

https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/...-willoughby-selfie-this-morning-a4305996.html

Odd that he can't find time to face Andrew Neil dont you think?

I'm guessing you don't. ........... The Tories are counting on it

 

[duncs]

I watched it. Neil was just a plump clown. Nigel was way ahead of him. I think Neil is beyond it!

 

[sparkie2182]

The Tories don't.

 

[duncs]

OK, but seeing Neil, who is supposed to be 'brain sharp', was the opposite. I felt rather sorry for him. He should retire gracefully.

 

[Davie M]

Leave the political leanings aside for a minute.
Neil lost it because instead of saying I’m still waiting on Boris he then went into a rant.
Simply put, bad manners.
These so called stars reach a position that they think they can drive what people say and do.
He is upset that Boris won’t play his game.
In plain language he is being ignored and he doesn’t like it.
Davie

 

[duncs]

Fine, but I still felt embarrassed for Neil, he was lost.

 

[Davie M]

Wised up enough not to stand for UK Parliament.

Seven defeats wised him up plenty.

An Interesting use of the word 'bias'........correct had Johnson been omitted from the Party Leaders Interviews.......incorrect as things stand.

Johnson found time this morning to face the barrage of deeply searching questions as could be expected from "Holly and Phillip"....... and gave a whole lecture in front of some factory hostages who dare not speak up in fear of repercussions from their Conservative supporting management this afternoon.

https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/...-willoughby-selfie-this-morning-a4305996.html

Odd that he can't find time to face Andrew Neil dont you think?

I'm guessing you don't. ........... The Tories are counting on it

Bias, have a look at the sun on line. The BBC has received 25,000 complaints of bias and 64% in a poll this week.
Davie

 

[sparkie2182]

"Bias, have a look at THE SUN on line."

Tell me your joking.

 

[John Jarman]

Leave the political leanings aside for a minute.
Neil lost it because instead of saying I’m still waiting on Boris he then went into a rant.
Simply put, bad manners.
These so called stars reach a position that they think they can drive what people say and do.
He is upset that Boris won’t play his game.
In plain language he is being ignored and he doesn’t like it.
Davie

I think that's right Davie - good post.

JJ.

 

[Davie M]

I think that's right Davie - good post.

JJ.

Thanks JJ

 

[Davie M]

"Bias, have a look at THE SUN on line."

Tell me your joking.

Don’t shoot the telegram boy he is delivering a message, you believe it or you don’t.
Davie

 

[R651400]

Farage didn't put a foot wrong and with no track record to debate or for Neil to criticise this was as good a party political broadcast on behalf of the Brexit party as you'll get and all for free with a lot of tasty tabnabs in there for disillusioned LibLabCon voters.

 

[sparkie2182]

Farage should be able to hold his own against a dozen interviewers
He only has one brief to defend.

 

[Engine Serang]

The President of Ireland, a seasoned campaigner, once said that there's no votes in a cushy interview. Point to ponder.