Apoplectic Speaker goes fully mental at Boris Johnson
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Published 2021-11-17
However, Speaker Lindsay Hoyle was involved more in the session than he would've liked, repeatedly rebuking Johnson for questioning Starmer. At one point Hoyle is forced to order Johnson to his seat, stating "You may be the prime minister, but in here, I'm in charge."
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All Comments (21)
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More from parliament - Yorkshire cricketer's emotional testimony of endemic racism: https://youtu.be/HZ-pUulZZyo
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I've lived my adult life under ten prime ministers - Wilson, Heath, Callaghan, Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron, May, Johnson - they all told lies, but I must admit Boris takes it to a whole new level.
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What a shadow of its former self our country has become. Totally embarrassing.
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The fact that they all laugh at the “play by the rules” statement is a demonstration of how disgusting the situation is - it’s got to the point where that statement has actually become a joke to them 😖
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Boris : Gets humiliated infront of the world Also Boris : Talks like nothing ever happened
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My history teacher always used to say: "A tyranny is always at its worst just prior to its collapse"
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As a former Conservative, I'm embarrassed by Johnson. He's a disgrace, and those MPs cheering him need to take a long hard look at themselves.
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when the leaders of our country are saying "you are as bad as me" is just appalling
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"we want better politics, I expect bollocks... Better politics from both sides" Spoken from the heart
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I can't believe he's still peddling the "50,000 more nurses" lie.
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Johnson spends PMQs looking around at his cronies for support and their laughter. They all smirk in time with each other. dreadful!
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"Sit down prime minister! In this house I'm in charge!" at 11:58 . PMs behaviour was a disgrace, get him told speaker!
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‘better politics’ would include a prime minister that actually answers the questions and doesn’t lie or mislead in his answers. Integrity.
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But yet no actual action taken against the PM. Three times the speaker informed him that it was not opposition leaders questions, and yet Johnson kept trying it. So really... does it mean anything?
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I've heard a lot from Boris Johnson, but it sounds like he is loosing it.
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I'm from Chorley and I'm proud of how the speaker Lindsay Hoyle has represented us
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For once I agree with Starmer. The current government is rotten to the core.
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Johnson's act is wearing thin yet he's totally oblivious and he carries on with the same old routine to the delight of his benches it's embarrassing.
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It’s like watching a circus.
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Mr Speaker, I’d like to ask the PM why he is such a lying criminal.
