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Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg heads to Scotland to discuss independence and tell Scots "England needs you".
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[@justmanic9673]

Nobody: Jacob Rees-Mogg: Ah, two drunkards in tracksuits, let's speak to them.

[@keiranokeeffe1861]

Mpre typical blokes from dundee

[@ricksteves1973]

superhanses

[@roosterjackson7258]

@@rupertneilson5118 they're on methodone

[@alexmcadam1126]

@@rupertneilson5118 mate are you dumb😂 I’m Scottish but those 2 guys he had a conversation with were junkie bastards😂 stop being a fanny.

[@The_Christian_Cavalier]

I mean, they are prime examples of the scotts

[@alejandromg5847]

"I always thought that cattle are essentially conservative" lol

[@joedoe783]

And sheep vote Labour :)

[@liamgaine]

@@joedoe783 cattle is used as an insult in the same was as sheep

[@joedoe783]

@@liamgaine It was just a joke, Liam. Please don't cancel me.

[@liamgaine]

@@joedoe783 ??

[@internationalrtg5602]

@@joedoe783 Tory cattle in love with Bojo the clown

[@davyjones-locker979]

I fundamentally disagree with much of the politics of Jacob Rees-Mogg, however I respect him for at least having the humility to reach out to a variety of communities around the UK to gauge their views on issues. Not only is he adept in his English diction and eloquence, but he also comes across as a jolly fine fellow.

[@TheRockonist]

I agree. I am an American and I love to look at British politics, and I don't agree with Jacob on many things, but he takes his job very seriously and is a man of the people.

[@stephenfarthing485]

Davy Jones-Locker - you were entitled to disagree with him. Like Rees-Mogg I am English too. And importantly I disagree with him. Which means Davy - I agree with you on that. I voted in the referendum on Europe to remain in it. One of the 16.1 million people who did. Out of the 33.5 million who did vote in it. I remind you however - there was another 13 million people who did not vote in this. The choice to do so was done on a 4% difference on a 72% turnout. And that IS a knife edge. Virtually!

[@frostycastle2249]

100% agree

[@stephenfarthing485]

Tsk! I think that the point is still missed. A knife edge remains that knife edge! Narrow and still tight. Disagree with that point if you want! It cannot be denied. I hold to that point of view - unchanged. Won't be changing it.

[@stephenfarthing485]

FrostyCastle - you have concurred with that point of mine on this point that it is still considered as a distinct knife edge choice and on the point of my own disagreement with Jacob Rees-Mogg. It matters not if he is in government as a minor minister of Boris Johnson's cabinet. I hold my own disagreement with him and with the entirety of that government. For one simple reason that the whole thing lacks depth. And that means that I have figured out the whole equasion. And won't be backing up on this point of order. That said - the rest of the British Isles politics isn't much better - either! Equally lacking depth in this regard too.

[@ZzTHEGAMERzZ]

Jacob (Speaking to cow): *raises hand nervously* Hello

[@IrishPwntleman]

Say what you want about the man, he gets out there and talks to the people on the ground and I have respect for that.

[@casperwallace9685]

What you for get is......the filming will have been nicely edited.......wake up

[@billpugh58]

With a full film crew! It’s Mogg propaganda!

[@eamonnkeenaghan3535]

Vote to suit him and see how much he will love you like they did with Northern Ireland and brexit

[@telegrapherlady8510]

His was likely the most decent intervention in the referendum.

[@willcumming1267]

Telegrapher Lady Hahahahahaha good grief....! out of all the comments under the video, this one *absolutely demonstrates* what a comically blinkered bubble this baleful Brexiteer corner of KZbin is. You haven't the foggiest, my dear.......!

[@Heligoland360]

Wasn't it decent? When did he threaten, scared, or even contradicted the local populous?

[@casperwallace9685]

OH man...and we wonder why the country in in such a state.....I give you clueless

[@casperwallace9685]

@@Heligoland360 HE is not decent.

[@tylerdurden3722]

6:34 the only two people that have actually given the issue real thought.

[@longmayshereign7880]

What a respectable gentleman! We need more men like Rees-Mogg these days.

[@casperwallace9685]

Yea - keep them all down in England would be fine.

[@malpreece5008]

Thanks for sharing this. I'm so glad Scotland decided to stay in the UK, we're definitely better together. And Rees-Mogg is such a legend!

[@recruitmentch]

Legend for what reason, exactly? This pompous and upper class snob is pro zero hour contracts, is a stuck in the past monarchist, against same sex marriage and even supported donald trump when running for president. He is a former banker from a clearly rich and out of touch family. He has absolutely nothing in common with most British folk, stuck away in some totally one sided constituency of less than 70K.

[@malpreece5008]

You're entitled to your opinion, but I consider Rees-Mogg a legend for a number of reasons. He continuously stands up for the democratic process, he spoke out against the EU when most of his party were pro-remain, he recognises the importance of the United Kingdom, and as you say he is a monarchist, which it may surprise you to hear many other British people are. As far as his support for Trump is concerned it extends as far as he generally supports the Republican Party, and Trump is the current Republican president. Personally, I think Trump was the lesser of the evils, considering the alternative was Hillary Clinton! Also, having met Rees-Mogg I can confirm that he is extremely polite and courteous. He's not my MP, but he's obviously doing something right because not only was he re-elected in the recent General election, but he now has an overall majority in his constituency. So he obviously has something in common with all those 'British folk' who voted for him! So what if he was a banker? When you meet people do you take a dislike to them because of their profession? I'm from a less affluent part of the West Midlands, but I don't judge people according to their financial status, or because they have a different accent to me. That would just be ridiculous.

[@recruitmentch]

I wasn't judging him on his accent or how he speaks. In fact, that's probably the only thing that is likable about him from my point of view. Where he comes from in no way represents the rest of the UK and more importantly the issues that face the everyday working class people who's government just voted to keep underpaying. His job is indeed relevant when you take into account the fact that his father was a baron. A public school and oxford attending Mogg of course was going to vote against public sector workers getting a pay rise, because how could he possibly understand the plight of those who struggle day in day out just to put food on the table? Do you think he uses public transport? Do you think than when his kids are ill they get taken to an NHS hospital? Nonsense. He would be at a private surgery because he has grown up in money. Do you think he would stand up for social care workers? Would he ever end up in social care? No. He will end up retired in some country house / manor cared for by private workers. Trump being a lesser of an evil than clinton doesn't make him any better. But unless it comes to American foreign policy dragging the UK into shit, I have no interest in what the USA gets up to. And him being against the EU doesn't make him a 'legend' either. Personally, I didn't vote in the referendum and nor did I listen to the tory's tripe during the election. Instead of talking about the issues that affect everyday people, 99% of their regurgitated rhetoric was about the EU. That and punishing old people with the pension triple lock changes ultimately cost them a majority. As for the monarchy....I've already said my peace. Unless you benefit directly from the saxe coburg gotha family existing, nothing about it makes any sense to a person who sponsors to the 'demoractic process' or believes that we're all born equal.

[@malpreece5008]

Glad you like his accent, I do too! So you think he's a 'pompous upper class snob' because of his background? That seems quite prejudiced. I can only say that when I met him he was totally at ease, and a real gentlemen, and I'm not one of his peers. If he is uncomfortable associating with people whom he considers socially inferior he certainly doesn't show it. Have you seen C4's: 'Jacob Rees-Mogg in South Shields'? Its quite amusing, but I'm sure he would of refused to take part if he really was a snob. Criticise his policies by all means, but please try and refrain from ad hominem. I didn't say his job wasn't relevant, I only asked 'so what if he was a banker?' because you seemed to use the word 'banker' as if it was a pejorative term. His job is relevant, in that he was effective at it, and has brought certain skills from his previous profession into his political career. I know this is hard for socialists to grasp, but its extremely important for a government to be able to balance the books, and Rees-Mogg's financial experience places him in good stead in that respect. Also, just because someone comes from a wealthy background doesn't mean they won't help those who are less fortune than themselves. It would be absurd to suggest that someone can't help somebody else because they haven't walked in their shoes or experienced their plight. I'm not sure which public services Mogg does or does not use, although I strongly suspect he uses public transport. As someone who has lived in London, I can honestly say that everyone uses public transport in the capital at some point. In fact I think he's seen using public transport in that C4 video I mentioned! Trump being a lesser of an evil than Clinton does make him better. Thats exactly what the 'lesser of the evils' means! I think you have more than just an interest in US foreign policy, because you specifically highlighted Rees-Mogg's support for Trump as a concern, otherwise why wouldn't you just refer to US foreign policy? Sorry you didn't vote in the referendum. I think you'll find a lot of 'everyday people' voted in that referendum because they feel the EU creates issues that affect them. As far as the monarchy is concerned there are plenty of good reasons to maintain it. There's an interesting study by Sascha Becker (Warwick University) who argues that a monarchy contributes substantially towards social cohesion. Maybe you should check it out. I for one have always had respect for Her Majesty.

[@recruitmentch]

The only way you couldn't like the true eloquence of his English is if you don't appreciate the sheer beauty of the English language. We're talking about a man who was born into wealth. It isn't' so much his father, family wealth or his job as a banker than has me presumably judging him. I judge him as a man who doesn't feel the suffering of the working class, because as yet, he has not put his vote against a single bill that looks to protect the most vulnerable in our society. I'm not saying that he is a bad person, or someone who wouldn't feel at ease when surrounded by a mixed set of people. I'm saying that as a parliamentarian, Jacob is the absolute example of the detached Tory. Pro zero hour contracts and he recently voted against the review of the salary cap of public sector employees. I cannot separate his background from his political views and policy leanings, for that his background has clearly shaped his views. Take me. My grandparents were farmers. They pretty much farmed not to make profit but to feed the family. My parents were the only two children from both sides to truly go into higher education. They both became doctors. Now, whilst we grew up initially in small three bedroom houses, parents having the large room and my sisters sharing the other large room and I always ending up in the very small room. Because of where they came from, it was never a parenting policy for my mum and dad to give me easy money. Because for them, it never came by easily. My first mountain bike was bought from a car boot sale in Welling for £35, that I raised doing paper-rounds. In fact, most of the kids at school thought it was crazy that a boy apparently born to doctors didn't always have the latest trainers etc. Such an upbringing teaches you to truly feel how poor people get by. The idea that every penny counts. Jacob has never had that. If he did, he wouldn't vote to freeze the wages of nurses, who are on the same level of pay as 2005. It was only 7-9 years ago that we had an economic crash, with bankers playing a rather critical and yet destructive part. So to look at bankers in a negative manner is certainly not a completely out of a norm thought. Furthermore, Jacob is on the backbenches. I would've thought that if his economic acumen was so profound, at some stage, someone would give him a job as part of the cabinet. I have issues with Jacob's support for Trump, because it is baffling to say the least. For a man of Jacob's integrity and intelligence to support a person like Trump is just very difficult to comprehend. But from a policy point of view as well as their backgrounds when being born into money, I suppose it isn't a surprise. I'm not sure if it was in response to you or someone else in this thread, but I highlighted factual information as to the monarchy being completely at odds in existence in not only the modern world, but an elected democracy. Saying that the monarchy contribute towards 'social cohesion' is an opinion. What isn't an opinion is Prince Charles not being required to abide by planning permission laws, that every other person in the last has to abide by. But that's just one piece of factual information, along with the near 60 bills that the government (elected government) has ran past the monarchy when looking to create laws. Such actions along with Charles vetoing 15 bills in the last 2.5 years as well as having access to free legal advise from the government make mockery of an elected democracy. The media have a huge part to play in promoting the monarchy as being important. They aren't. But above all, what annoys me most is that they're hidden behind the Windsor name, when in fact, the saxe coburg gotha's were pro hitler. These people had families in the SS, dined with Hitler and were more than happy to do deals with the nazi's in order to ensure their survival. Mussolini was a british agent prior to become one of the most right wing leaders in european history. That is all I will say in relation to the monarchy.

[@danielgrainger5323]

Jacob makes me so proud to be British he seems to have a lot on common with the ideals of Being BRITISH. Jacob for PM Long Live the Union, Rule Britannia and God Save the Queen!

[@imputaniumAAQF]

You highlight his religious beliefs and the common religious views on gay marriage, yet he doesn't persecute those who are gay nor slander them yet you have just made a homophobic comment like that. So do you support gay marriage or just being vulgar and childish for the sake of it? I agree with you on that religious view of his but its his dam right to think it. There are many non religious people that think the same way as Mogg, but they probably arent jolly fine people.

[@epplebradley9395]

I agree with gay marriage and equality, he doesn't persecute gays directly but people like him in powerful positions who hold views like that get to persecute indirectly with how they vote on bills in parliment. Just because a man loves another man shouldn't mean he cant legally marry that man. I was merely trying to understand JRM anti gay marriage stance and whether it is a result of a forced bumming session in his former school days. He has every right to think what he thinks, and I have every right to disagree with his thoughts and views. And I also have every right to suggest reasons why Jacob Rees-Mogg might hold those thoughts and views and being shafted silly in the potting shed by professor Slughorn when he was at Hogwarts is possibly one of them. He was at Hogwarts wasn't he.......? Or was it Eton?

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

Being British is a distinct culture which has spread around the world and is respected by the majority of the rest of the world. Being British is about common law, the right to a fair trial, the abolition of slavery, parliamentary democracy, the industrial revolution, the welfare state, equality in the voting system, free market economics, the insurance industry, commerce, defeating Hitler, the mother of the United States. On top of this, we are considered a fair and tolerant society, we are a preference for many people the world over as a place to raise a family. There is a seriously warped view on the hard left these days that British culture doesn't exist and we are de facto "bad guys" because we had an empire. There is a VAST amount to be proud of as a British person so, sincerely, STFU. I was born in a council house but the "unfair" system helped me progress through enterprise and hard work. Your zerol hour contracts are only happening because we have a glut of low skilled labour due toleft wing immigration policies which mean that employers can treat staff like shit, if there were less workers the bidding is higher, but I doubt mathematics works with lefties!

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

Could you give me 5 world superpowers who have been significantly more ethical?

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

You haven't even checked your facts on slavery. Britain abolished it FIRST. We are singled out forour success in a very different world, then people judge this against the modern day. Everyone was subjugating each other in those times, it certainly was not the case that the world were holding hands being friends until the British Empire showed up.

[@DeanPark]

what a guy lol. I love him. He's got balls to go to the snp areas of Dundee and speak calmly and sensibly to those who may not be as clued up.

[@leejohnwalton2534]

Some amount o' junkie degenerates, man! lol Super-human they may be, but fucking clueless as a rule o' thumb

[@jamesrice21]

W...W...W...what are you doing here Dave? Totally agree though.

[@juliapeter]

Didn't expect to see you here!

[@ljd8520]

Hi Dave, are you pro Nationalizing the Railway ? Good man.

[@casperwallace9685]

Except, you only see the edited version..........clown.

[@georgeengland1699]

Stay with us Scotland ,Jacob is correct.

[@casperwallace9685]

Jacob is never correct......in any sense of the word.

[@redmotherfive]

omg the two scots talking over one another, hilarious!!

[@krileayn]

6:55 the best part. Had me in stitches.

[@Truth_Seeker_UK]

I'd be proud to have Jacob Rees Mogg as our Prime Minister

[@billyb37]

Me too if it wasnt for his staunch catholic views which i feel let him down in my opinion for primeminister

[@lawmaker22]

@@billyb37 just the opposite..its his catholic views that are making him such a strong, pure and honest personality...some of finest and brightest british gentlemen were catholic..Just a few of them: gk chesterton, shakespeare,john henry newman,thomas moore,,jrr tolkien..in terms of politics jacob is one of them...everyone were catholic 500 years ago...but still, after so many years and violent reformation you are still full of prejudice...thats crazy...UK is ready for catholic prime minister...UK needs to get back home, anglicanism, from theologian point of view, is a joke

[@casperwallace9685]

Well he has power in the house now..........so all the damage he has done....is all in your name. You must be proud.

[@casperwallace9685]

@@lawmaker22 Which is why he opposes abortion but not so much he won't make money out of abortion pills right. Like, he supports his country but not enough to actually pay tax in its upkeep. While he promoted Brexit which has shut down the fishing industry and destroyed thousands of jobs and business while moving his money into IRELAND. Your a clown.

[@lawmaker22]

@@casperwallace9685 he puts his money where taxes are lower, well, smart man! He doesnt like to be robbed..... Brexit could be huge benefit for UK, already damage is not even 1% of nonsense that remainers were sayin it would be.... Jobs is covid fault, whole EU is goin down more than UK, he has nothing to do with that, he is not PM, not a decision maker

[@AyeTVsco]

You have to like JRM

[@cantflogthemogg7740]

Yes you do

[@billgowland3250]

Why what has he contributed to the people ? Apart from moving his money and business empire off shore And telling the rest of us brexit will be wonderful Not so wonderful to put his money where his mouth is Me thinks

[@BenedictusFan]

Haha! Jacob went to one of my favourite cafés!

[@A_New_Reality]

"What one thinks about one's country is not in pounds, shillings, and pence but ultimately the feeling of nationhood - and I feel my nation is the United Kingdom." I couldn't agree more, I'm English and I regard myself as British and say I'm from the UK many times over being English.

[@sirbarringtonwomblembe4098]

Thechainlard I used to agree with you 100% percent, & I was previously vehemently against independence. I used to say I'm British first, Scottish next. But I don't think the recent lurch to the right/EU exit will be accepted by Scots, despite the medium term costs economically. It's not rational, but then neither was the vote by anti-globalists left-behinders who swung the 'poll'; they will suffer most in a free-trade/less regulated environment. I wish I had LSD (again) ! Take care.

[@casperwallace9685]

Its a Union...of 4 countries not a nation........your falling for the easiest lie ever.

[@mine9120]

@@casperwallace9685 It is a nation. If it was just a union, Scotland would be able to stay in the EU, Scotland would have its own military, and Scotland's leader would be called a president and not a first minister.

[@The_Christian_Cavalier]

Exactly

[@alexandergregory6310]

Jacob Rees-Mogg talking to those wee guys is one of the best things ive seen.

[@Cha0sLord93]

Reese-Mogg is a class act. He preserves the manner and wit of old british politics and culture. Everything he says rolls off the tongue and its a shame he didn't run for PM

[@zacharytalbot-mason8829]

he's like a conservative Louis Theroux

[@internationalrtg5602]

That is so spot on I can’t believe this has so few likes

[@kyleh.1952]

The way he looked at that heifer and said, "Hello" is pure gold, lol. A true superstar he is in the making, once he is in power both England and Scotland will be better off.

[@ljd8520]

Agreed he's a top bloke

[@ghostedbite8137]

My analysis was better made tbh

[@rebeccak9626]

I’m Scottish, and Jacob Rees-Mogg is a man I’d follow into battle.

[@Zac2Hartsie]

WELL I WOULD BE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BATTLE FIELD BRITNAT!!

[@ljd8520]

Hi Rebecca, I feel the same, he's often mocked but I see a heart and soul that cares.

[@mocat2639]

I'm not British, not even in the UK, but I would follow Mister Mogg in battle. Beautiful moral values and my personification of a Sherlock Holmes with high moral values.

[@bluecanary1note]

@@mocat2639 Don't be taken in by good manners. The man is cunning and devious.

[@casperwallace9685]

You would respect a man who would give you no say over your own body.......are you stupid.

[@knoxundead]

It seems to me like a question of head or heart. Head says we are fairly stable in our economy and liberty. As well as Scotland already has its own independent identity. Heart says why are these toffs from 100s of miles away trying to sway my opinion and control us. They don't care about us. Personally, I hope Scotland doesn't go for independence. It is a major economic liability not only for Scotland but the rest of the UK and further afield as well.

[@jools99caithness17]

Wet, wet Tory Wet.

[@jools99caithness17]

Had the referendums been the other way round...

[@mayolicious69]

The bit I find interesting is the English not seeing the irony in voting to leave the EU after this whole ordeal with Scotland

[@mcr2356]

@@mayolicious69 The Welsh as well.

[@sharsasuke01]

3:41 Such an elaborate response to a simple yes or no question. LOL

[@cjxked12]

Bless Jacob, he doesn't recognise when people are pissed up or when they're not haha, such a toff

[@TheKudos50]

He 100% does, he just respects them too

[@johnsmythe7940]

Oh! sorry, you don't understand manners.

[@thomastucker3823]

6:46 What an utter waste of conversation and film footage, attempting to talk to those drunk scallywags.

[@keysersoze4322]

It was perfect.

[@viola567]

He has the ability to make any shot of him look like it was taken 50 years ago

[@casperwallace9685]

Problem is........he thinks like that too.

[@GonzoIV]

As a guy from Dundee these junkies at 5:47 are embarrassing

[@MrMinimanmatt]

Its such caricature of Scottish people. Like train spotting in real life

[@NeoConNET7]

What makes Jacob Reese Mogg a successful incumbent politician is he is willing to have the uncomfortable and fear inducing with everyday people who don't agree with him and try to make the argument for his side. Facing possible rejection isn't easy and we try to avoid it, but Mr. Mogg doesn't let rejection fade him and continues to make the effort. The fact that he looks and speaks like an aristocrat but engages with the people's where they are regularly is why he continues to win despite lookingand speaking like he came from Victorian England.

[@MGBetts1]

Unlike some, Jacob never pretends to be anyone other than himself. He's also very thick-skinned, but there's nothing fake about him.

[@TheGarethLusk]

Difference between needed, wanted and "respected". Since the referendum we can clearly see that the latter has not been shown.

[@bigballetlover]

Moggy's such a nice man.

[@thefastandthedead1769]

I bet many who voted to not become independent are now regretting that decision!

[@TrippleH655321]

Jacob reminds me of Louis Theroux

[@cantflogthemogg7740]

But posher.

[@johnwhite6346]

ibrahim kuyumcu he is like what I imagine my boss to be like in 1870 i had lived there

[@ryann5247]

reminds me of michael palin

[@communistspaceman5804]

Except Louis Theroux is an actual intelligent critical thinker who doesn't blindly follow an archaic ideology

[@dread4836]

yes so calm and reasoned

[@alexmcadam1126]

His view is the way England and Scotland should see each other, great guy. Scotland is British and proud

[@casperwallace9685]

Scotland hasn't voted a Tory Gov in for 55 years. Scotland saw through the lies of the Tories years ago. Only England keeps voting for its own poverty and the lies of Mogg and co will deliver it to them. There is no such nation as British. Britain is a big rock 4 nations share. Did you not pay attention at school.

[@japan32japan]

well Im Scottish and originally wanted independence for closer government accountability but I have changed my mind because I would rather be part of UK outside EU than independent inside EU . The left with their spendthrift ways and an ignoring of the threat of Islam will destroy our way of life quickly . I also have just discovered JRM and I relate completely with him and I come from a working class background . He would be a great PM and I loved the way he stated that he genuinely would be sad if Scotland left Uk .

[@isengard1500]

Independent inside EU is a oxymoron. Even if our fellow Scots voted to leave the UK, we would shed a tear, I couldn't see a Catalonia event for example. You are correct Islam is a threat to our cultures.

[@johngordon6328]

of course he would be sad, Scotland provide more to westminster than what you are led t to believe, read Wings over Scotland, get the TRUE facts and not those of the wwestminster press

[@isengard1500]

+Isen gard England, NI and Welsh taxpayers have propped the Scottish Government in the billions.

[@johnbull9195]

I had exactly the same experience and journey from a divided Kingdom to the United Kingdom. Long Live Great Britain! God Save the Queen!

[@dread4836]

Ewan, totally agree, if overwhelmingly the Scots wanted to go their separate way, I am absolutely fine with that, but we are much of the same people. The left has aligned itself with the independent cause which is the greatest threat to Scotland in the future, as they see no harm in Islam and PC and EU politics, the distinct Scottish culture will be slowly eroded away.

[@christopherwatson4113]

Seeing the Mog with the two jakeies was hilarious

[@Ha-lw2cn]

A man of the people!

[@williamdryden8269]

Not my people.

[@johnmacpherson9629]

Love It.

[@HerpishDerp]

Scottish Pisshead: "Do you know who you look like wheres willy" .. "wheres wally" JRM: "Wheres willy?" I'm cracking up here @ 5:45

[@wotcha3900]

I don't know who I love more, Moggy or that bloke in the black jacket at 6:35 bless him

[@williamjameslehy1341]

Is 'Where's Wally?' Called 'Where's Willy?' in Scotland? I know it's called 'Where's Waldo' in North America. @05:47

[@samuelsurfing]

+Jacob Hoss It's 'ou est Charlie' in French.

[@GerryMcAveety]

+Jacob Hoss Nah he's just a fruitcake

[@johnwhite6346]

Jacob Hoss no its where's my willy?

[@danny1884]

6:35 Intellectuals

[@cafesociety8525]

Its funny how 7 years later this is being recommended after he ripped Scotland out of the EU against their will following a referendum and just insulted the whole Scottish parliament calling them light weights in terms of political importance.

[@andybray9791]

Churchill didn’t approve of U.K. in the U.S.E but would prefer close relationship

[@cafesociety8525]

@@andybray9791 and the nation disagreed. Churchill died 67 years ago so what on earth does that have in relevance to the current day.

[@humanbeing4841]

There was a vote to Leave as the United Kingdom and the UK voted to leave.

[@andybray9791]

@@humanbeing4841 Britain is different to Europe

[@alanjrubin2012]

“Alex cares *passionately* about people” That didn’t age well

[@franzitaduz]

Those two guys were hilarious! He is a good sport....

[@TheFrederickG]

Waiting for the federals is the tune in the back ground...good tune...

[@stevejhkhfda]

It's pretty hard not to like JRM

[@jeromeh7985]

Here are a few reasons to not like his ideas If you don't want to discriminate LGBT people If you want to allow women to decide for themselves If you don't want to prevent people to freely move in Europe If you would like all the languages in use by natives in the UK ( Gaelic...) to be recognised and accepted in Westminster If you would like to stop non elected dukes and bishops to be part of the lawmaking process in the UK and so many others cleaving ideas of him Let me be clear I fully understand that people are sharing his view and are fan of his fresh air and ideas direct from 19th century but it is clear he will receive full support or total rejection being so divisive

[@Xylos101]

I had a Scottish principle at school, understood her about as much as those two blokes. Bless you Scotland.

[@The1Floyd]

One thing I really like about Jacob Rees-Mogg when he discusses Scottish independence is the tone he takes. Jacob never states that England would be weaker without Scotland, of course of the nations in the UK England is the international centre and powerhouse overall. He takes the discussion away from currencies, economics & international debates instead discussing his passion and love for the country. Jacob clearly loves the United Kingdom, he see's the UK as his country and he is British. It seems almost dead certain that if Scotland leaves then the Kingdom of England & Wales would form. I would love to ask if Jacob would feel a passion and love for England & Wales as he does the United Kingdom.

[@Alex462047]

If it happened, I suspect JRM would always view it as a tragedy. He'd love what was left no less, but, like he said, it would be a rump country.

[@robertdickson7136]

I wonder what sort of reception he would get on a visit to Brussels

[@franzjoseph8752]

Long live Great Jacob Rees Mogg

[@casperwallace9685]

yes, let him put more into poverty .....right. Maybe might be you.

[@abbamanic]

SNP, thumping along in the footsteps of Stalin, Hitler and Franko. They divide and discriminate through hate, hate is the fuel of the SNP engine. UK exit was restoring self-confidence, SNP is getting as many to hate as possible. Sturgeon's BNP equivalent.

[@jameslincs]

I think Scotland could do well if they go independent. We will stay friends.

[@bakhtawargull7948]

to the cow: hello, so cute.

[@brianm2881]

After making this video, JRM went home and had ten showers in a row and burned his suit in order to get rid of the revolting stench of commoners.

[@MrHughzy101]

A tad hypocritical - "Leave the EU"... but "Scotland please stay." If Britain doesn't have to stay in the EU, Scotland shouldn't have to stay.

[@equalizer1963]

Those two dundonians with the coffe mugs - it wasn't coffee in those mugs...

[@sammycw2000]

comfy video

[@OscarDeltaSierra]

Jacob Rees-Mogg exemplifies one of the truest marks of genuine high breeding, erudition, and innate aristocratic temper- a genuine and sincere democratic affection and consideration for the opinions of blue-collar men with their noses to the dirty grindstone. Despite his elite privileges and education, he never talks down or lectures at the Man in the Street, but only seeks to understand and convey respect to him. It reminds me of G.K. Chesterton’s epitaph for his brother, Cecil: “His popular sympathies, unlike so many popular sentiments, could really survive any intimacy with the populace; they followed the poor not only at public meetings but to public houses.”

[@joffmonk]

Interesting although I do think cutting off the lady complimenting salmod was a bit too obvious. The 2 dafties where funny though :-D

[@casperwallace9685]

Al these Mogg clips are edited to show what the likes of Mogg wants them too. Just some silly sods haven't worked that out yet.

[@Brellowcrop]

I'd like to see him try that in 2022 today

[@tankthepitbull520]

I love JRM and I’m Scottish

[@anthtan]

I sometimes think that. in the person of Jacob Rees-Mogg, the traditional ideal of the English gentleman has been resurrected for a new generation.

[@casperwallace9685]

It's just another disguise....like the Boris haircut, to take away from the disgusting policies inflected on the least able to defend themselves from.

[@jeromeh7985]

A fresh air of 19th century...

[@andyj1455]

Its not the money... 'but It is the feeling of nationhood and I feel my nation is the United Kingdom.... ' I am in tears.... and in agreement...

[@perperson199]

It is surely the finest statement of the Union cause

[@casperwallace9685]

We should give him an Oscar for that one eh.........the clown that he is

[@richbird6171]

As an Englishman I miss my rights as a citizen of Europe, lost after Brexit, if an independent Scotland means the Scottish people can get European citizenship back I support Scottish independence

[@l-kin3480]

Foreigner here. What were the rights as an EU citizen that you don't have in an independent UK?

[@richardgoode5657]

A direction of a Scotland as a direction of England to a policy as of a union.

[@mrfantastic407]

@5:55 Gee willickers, I never realized JRM's spectacles were a foot thick...

[@Fernandwinnie]

Nice to know he regards Scotland so highly, but obviously not high enough to get her independence back.

[@jonathan2847]

'you look like wheres wally' brilliant.

[@TheTomjmcc]

Was it all aboot he’s so spiced ahahah

[@biggerbitcoin5126]

"I think the English need you".....I think I heard this line in a film once. Lol.

[@nicholasholmes-siedle5119]

Interesting that people think they disagree with JRM .Then they meet a man who is erudite sympathetic to others point of view (Liberal ,but don't say it too loud)and prepared to lay out the reasons behind his standpoint .After which most ,not all often agree with him .Or better understand the crux of what they were discussing.

[@adeoye_]

4:16 is the most animated Jacob Rees-Mogg will ever be

[@casperwallace9685]

Every puppet plays to the camera

[@amandamcmartin3284]

*England needs Scotland* you can't stand the Scottish, but you need our resources to survive.

[@michaelfenn4479]

Didnt realise how tall that guy is

[@somethingboss]

The woman at 6:23 I wonder if she regretted saying that about Alex Salmond 😂

[@pordie1883]

It was so funny watching him talk to those two Gentleman with the missing teeth and a craving for sugary tea or coffee.

[@kennyj851]

The turnout in the referendum was 84.6%, yet probably half of the people interviewed didn't vote. This doesn't seem a particularly balanced piece.

[@johnschultz2000]

This didn't age well did it?

[@billionsubsbeforeBC]

Bruh who goes to Scotland and asks them to do something for England? Not being rude, but not many Scots like the english

[@johnmacpherson9629]

Yep Uk JOCK.

[@arianakluyverrodriguez5439]

It’s funny that he applies the exact opposite argument for the UK and EU…

[@johnmacpherson9629]

Love this Man.

[@jasperthorp5329]

0:52 start

[@MarjorieMay-kc6ls]

No Britain needs Jacob Rees Mog not just England. He would be if he were To become Prime Minister. He would be the Prime Minister if Britain not just England.

[@iwx2672]

5:23 He's actually better on the feet with opposition than I though

[@josephinebrevig8748]

We need a change of Government yesterday. Stop this nonsense Channel 4!!

[@Corrander]

Surprising to hear the “c” word at 6:01

[@exeterbeekeeper]

Deluded toff

[@paddym27]

around 5 mins in Mogg looks increasingly sea-sick haha

[@Dic-yy1rj]

2:30 Jesus man

[@ElectricInevitability]

I always saw Scots as fellow Britons and have been saddened by the hatred of the English by the SNP. You'd think England was oppressing them when nothing could be farther from the truth. The barnet formula means Scots get more government money per head than England and they have free tuition fees largely paid by English taxes. Yorkshire has a larger population than Scotland and they'd be severely diminished if they left the UK. I find it hilarious that Nicola sturgeon wants _another_ indyref because we're leaving the EU. She didn't seem that concerned about EU membership given had she won the indyref2015 she'd have been out of the EU instantly. Makes loads of sense leaving a union of 4 with far more power for a union of 27 where they'd be lost at the back... If they even get accepted. It could very well not happen given spains problems with catalonia.

[@johndoe9411]

Im a Scottish highlander. We were the ones that proposed the act of union you embarassment

[@nineteenseventy7967]

4:21 Jacob eloquence check

[@robshaw3655]

Lot to like about the Mogg except his recent Brexit turnaround

[@caracara300]

Rees Mogg goes to Brixton

[@freebeerishere]

The man just called cattle conservative hahhdhfhfhf

[@kryoboy2.074]

Not so honourable now is he😂 Saor alba 2023 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Manofmanytallets]

Anyone have any idea what the scotts in video are saying? I can’t understand 😂

[@MGBetts1]

I spent a few weeks in Glasgow and by the time I'd finished I was fairly good at translating: Doon = Down Reet = Right Wee = little Och = Oh Freeda = Friday You get the idea! 🤣

[@DannyDom3]

that's pretty selfish then