How To Win Every Argument - Mehdi Hasan | Intelligence Squared

[@dgeellis9933]

Mehdi should be the standard for all journalism. Every journalist should do their homework, ask tough follow up questions, and scrutinize conflicts of interest. It's incredible how refreshing we find someone like Mehdi because he actually does good journalism. His style should be the norm across the board.

[@Piqueblinders11]

You do realise British people now are natives right? 90% of the white British population ancestors never left Britain and actually fought against colonisers. I’m Celtic and British…my ancestors never left Britain and our standard of living only increased during the Industrial Revolution that the working class British started in the north of England…they had nothing to do with the royal family and upper class do abroad nor did it impact their lives apart from being taxed and starved to death for centuries to fund these royal colonial trips…we got nothing back

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

And lie

[@nagaking9937]

And lie and interrupt.

[@sandipkhatri6085]

😂😂😂 he is absolutely biased. Never seen challenging wrong side of the aspects that he is part of

[@terencegumbs2478]

@@dgeellis9933 Way too emotional. Douglas Murray should help him.

[@SuperBenismail]

Mehdi Hassan will always be remembered as one of the most formidable contributors to the serious and committed journalism.

[@Piqueblinders11]

Are you joking? He’s a hypocrite who criticises everyone but his own people

[@karamhamdi3218]

@@Piqueblinders11 me when I lie for no reason

[@kamkala7047]

@@Piqueblinders11, do you have any examples ? Or you just hate Mehdi ?

[@juliewake4585]

He’s even moved on so well now that he’s out of MSNBC and now running Zeteo.

[@Andy78L-ft4gf]

@@kamkala7047yes when he was called out like the lying weasel he is for trying to smear Balfour minutes into the Munk debate. He is an utter weasel

[@mahtarrjallow5627]

Mehdi has an unusual facility over language. He is an individual of absolute integrity. I have great respect for him.

[@jmccullough662]

If you are not a Muslim, he thinks you are an animal.

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Are you kidding, or lying?

[@RPA1999]

​@@RichardPepperman-kk9yb Are you a bot?

[@eileenmurray3632]

Fantastic interview Mehdi! We need more of you in the world!

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

All in Gaza

[@정성문-w8t]

One of the most brilliant and intelligent public speakers I’ve ever watched

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Just don't listen. Watching is good

[@jackgrosse586]

Indeed

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

Great guest, great interview. Intelligence-accomplished! 👏

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Are you not paying attention?

[@mohamedmahmoudkhouna7901]

It’s not about winning every argument, it’s about arguing what we truly think is the right argument, and accepting loosing an argument when we’re wrong.

[@marybhim-rao4696]

Super conversation.

[@GUYOize]

Mehdi Hassan, George Galloway, Tony Benn.. factual, brave, brilliant. On the other hand, I enjoy listening to Hitchens brothers, Andy Murray ... Although they r rude... Oh I forgot Reza Aslan. But Noam Chomsky he's very thorough.. Especially his books. I have respect for Paxman, and the Rude Piers

[@GeoffV-k1h]

When you watch Chomsky in 'discussion' in recent years the person interviewing rarely disagrees, just listens as if to a prophet. In reality, much of what Chomsky states is nonsense.

[@antoniofred4536]

​@@GeoffV-k1hJust like you 😅😅🎉

[@mizmzappamizmzappa9548]

I think you mean Douglas Murray cos Andy Murray is a tennis player. Chomsky is. B. O. F.,,😆😆😆😂

[@antoniofred4536]

@@GeoffV-k1h And you are full of horseshyt!

[@عيسىعيسىعيسىعيسى-خ6ي]

He is brilliant .. God bless his heart, and reserve him.

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

I think you must not be.

[@abdulwestkid]

How is he so eloquent?😮

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

You're not. Simple.

[@AHMEDSWADESH]

The video discusses Mehdi Hasan's new book "How to Win Every Argument" and his approach to debating and persuasion. He emphasizes the importance of emotional appeal and storytelling in effective arguments, and argues that sometimes it is necessary to challenge the credibility of the opposing side. The video also explores the differences between the media landscape in the UK and the US, and Hasan's experience as a Muslim in both countries. Key moments: 00:06 The speaker discusses his experience with debating, from unconventional school debates to debating at the Oxford Union, highlighting his preference for real-world application over competitive debating. -The speaker shares his experience of debating at the Oxford Union and his unconventional approach to debates, preferring real-world applications over competitive debating. -The relevance of the speaker's book on winning arguments extends beyond politicians and media personalities to everyday individuals, backed by scientific research and evidence. 06:09 The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding context in arguments, tailoring techniques to the audience, and using different strategies based on the situation. Empathy and listening play a significant role in effective communication and persuasion. -The speaker discusses the relevance of context in arguments, highlighting the need to adapt techniques based on the audience and situation. -The importance of empathy and listening in communication and persuasion is emphasized, with a focus on understanding others' perspectives. -Different types of ad hominem attacks are explained, showcasing when it may be legitimate to critique the person in an argument rather than just their points. 12:15 The speaker emphasizes the importance of winning arguments and provides examples where winning is crucial, such as in court cases and job interviews, distinguishing their book's focus on winning from other negotiation and compromise literature. -The speaker discusses the strategy of using past records to challenge an opponent's credibility during debates, as demonstrated in a clip from an Intelligent Square debate about Saudi Arabia's human rights record. -The speaker shares insights on the significance of strategically conceding points in arguments, comparing it to a judo move and addressing the balance between winning every argument and seeking the truth. 18:18 Effective persuasion involves emotional appeal to open the door, followed by rational arguments to persuade. Storytelling is crucial for connecting and convincing people, surpassing mere statistics and facts. -The importance of emotional appeal in arguments, especially in countering cynical tactics like those used by Donald Trump, emphasizing the need for the left to learn to appeal to emotions effectively. -The significance of storytelling in persuasion, highlighting the power of narratives to capture attention, connect with audiences, and ultimately convince them, surpassing the reliance on statistics and facts. 24:22 Effective storytelling in speeches involves connecting with the audience through relatable personal stories before presenting facts or arguments, setting the right mood and engaging the audience emotionally. -Importance of quantity over quality in brainstorming for speech ideas and interview questions, focusing on generating numerous ideas before refining them for effectiveness. -Challenging guests on a show can lead to viral moments and unexpected outcomes, showcasing the diverse reasons why individuals agree to appear on interviews, from enjoying debates to ignorance or promotional purposes. 30:24 The speaker finds it challenging to interview extreme right-wing individuals due to their beliefs. They emphasize the importance of engaging in good faith arguments and express concerns about the polarization of American media and public discourse. -The speaker discusses the difficulty of deciding when to walk away from an argument, highlighting the importance of engaging with individuals who argue in good faith. -The speaker criticizes the current state of American media, pointing out the lack of confrontational interviewing styles compared to British media and expressing a desire for more diverse viewpoints. -The speaker reflects on cultural differences between the US and UK, noting the politeness in American interactions and contrasting it with the more direct approach in British media and society. 36:26 Being overprepared and doing thorough research before interviews is crucial, influenced by immigrant work ethic and the need to meet higher standards, as highlighted in the discussion about the legacy of Indian immigrant parents and the impact of white privilege in media representation. -Comparison of the challenges faced by Muslims in America and Britain, reflecting on the evolving social and political landscapes in both countries over the years. -The significance of faith and religious tolerance in the US, juxtaposed with the presence of Islamophobia among certain groups like white Christian evangelicals. 42:29 The speaker discusses the difference in attitudes towards faith in the US and the UK, highlighting the more accepting environment in the US due to a diverse population practicing various faiths. -Comparison of attitudes towards faith in the US and the UK, noting the UK's more hostile secular media towards faith in general. -Reflection on the practice of fasting among different faiths, with a humorous exchange between a Jew and a Muslim about their fasting traditions. -Critique of the shift of evangelicals towards right-wing politics, despite claims of adherence to Christian values, using Donald Trump as an example.

[@abrahamasrat4668]

Mehdi is simply that sharp guy we all wanna be, but with more sophistication

[@ateequrrahman6580]

That is an excellent way to put it.

[@Saladin.aslan7168]

Hasan is not respected in the U.K. stop talking rubbish hasan is a comedy show in the Muslim world we call him porky HARAM

[@davidlamb7524]

We must be seeing two different people.

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

👍 He's got a razor-sharp intellect, and he's not afraid to get _all_ of the information, before forming his opinion.

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

I don't. He is a liar and supporter of terrorism against Jewish people. Speak for yourself!

[@kevintewey1157]

27:20 Worth it to see John Bolton wide-eyed deer in the headlight and then passing it off

[@kevintewey1157]

28:30 Bolton .... BOLTS !!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Have you never seen Deer Mehdi's eyes?

[@marpro765]

Absolute respect for Mehdi Hasan.

[@princeofpeace4876]

Mehdi Hassan an awesome speaker with very strong personality & vocabulary

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Just weak on honesty and integrity.

[@noamnoam16]

Mehdi is the greatest reminder that debating skills and the truth are two different things.

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Always so with Hassan.

[@ZeenatJunaid-zt1gk]

He fights for the truth of many people. For me he is the greatest reminder how debating skills can be used to help a good cause.

[@IsmaYaqub]

You can't even spell his name properly ​@@RichardPepperman-kk9yb

[@cdean2789]

Jamal Khashoggi R.I.P.

[@madubalaabdulhamid591]

Mehdi Hassan and George galloping Galloway are two brilliantly talented British men that have terrorised the art of debate….

[@cmnsnserite9944]

oooooh I like that. very well said.😔😔😔😔

[@MikBak1814]

Both fell short of the late Christopher Hitchens, but then so did every other human that's ever lived.

[@chtadow13]

@@MikBak1814 Right, because whereas Mehdi uses all 3 pillars of persuasion (ethos/pathos/logos) brilliantly, your Hitchens only uses pathos to brainwash stupid masses such as yourself.

[@miniman2132]

@@MikBak1814 Hitchens, great at debate, but towards the end that which he debated for got further and further away from what was right.

[@MikBak1814]

@@miniman2132 Totally agree, Ben. I constantly make that point. Until his death he maintained that he “vibrated to Marxism” but he had a really funny way of showing it. I think we see the same phenomenon with the likes of Brand, Taibbi, Gabbard and Dore. It’s pretty simple: drifting (grifting) right gets you a payday.

[@ai.culturalquotes888]

Well Vivek didn't do his homework haha! I think he was selling a book haha!

[@FastEddy1959]

“Mehdi Hassan, award-winning journalist” Participation trophy?

[@jezcorrigan651]

He wrecked your cosplay journalist pal Douglas Murray recently Telling I know you’re a fan of his

[@nurulislamlaskar7497]

He is my favourite hero for his fascinating command over English I have ever had.

[@James333-n2q]

Undoubtedly a great debater. Do we arrive at the truth? Are we lead into false conclusions by a verbal trickster? Are we impressed by his skills.. by most of the comments fawningly so! Terrifying!

[@GeoffV-k1h]

It worries me slightly that so many comments on KZbin do indeed simply praise uncritically the arguments of the person with whom they tend to agree. This is especially the case in debates/discussions on subjects like geo- politics and religion/atheism.

[@mizmzappamizmzappa9548]

Thanks for cutting through the B. S. That Machiavellian Mehdi sure is intoxicated by the exuberance of his own dogmatic verbosity. I watched one of his debates where he confirmed that he loved the ideas and practices of a 1200 year old dehydrated delusional madman more than his own child. Well I can tell you that was enough revelation of the true nature of the beast. ❤

[@user-rj5kx8wr6y]

Ah, you have arrived at the crux! A verbal trixter indeed and, occasionally, an incredibly stupid & arrogant one! I have etched in to my mind his discussion with Richard Dawkins and his declaration he believed in vestal virgins & winged horses! His credibility ought never have recovered from that. Evidently there are many people out there more fool than he!

[@noamnoam16]

​@@GeoffV-k1h Most of the commentators are muslims and they are majority abd they have a strong sense of clanship. They would support him no matter what because the clan is whats important

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Mehdi the Master Debater; or is that Masturbatet?

[@andysammy6129]

One of the most important and smart figures of our time, thank you for your work Mehdi

[@johnadams1281]

hahaha log off your burner Mehdi, no one with a brain cell believes this guy is important or smart. He's a propagandist for the corrupt Democrats

[@ferrumignis]

He's an absolute grifter

[@DancinJim]

He's a disingenuous charlatan.

[@mizmzappamizmzappa9548]

Yeah smart in a Machiavellian kinda way he gives me the creeps.

[@frankspencer5602]

you must be easily pleased.

[@jamilatushardow2129]

You are a genius and am glad you are a muslim. May Allah SWT continue to increase you in all measures.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

Suffering from the thought disease of religion automatically disqualifies one as capable of logical reasoning.

[@revol148]

@Jamilatu Shardow would you have still liked him if he was a jew or some other form of infidel ?

[@Geheimnis.]

@@yourlogicalnightmare1014 Your argument is entirely based on your perception for which you have no basis. It’s pretty morally confronting to see you and those like you argue that religion disqualifies one of logical capacities, when the lack of religion is the disease. Religion is guidance, whether you believe it right or wrong, religion gives you universal morals from your Creator, it provides you with a concrete system for dealings in this life, a concrete system for dialogue with others, it provides you with a certainty that what you are doing is right or wrong. Instead, you prefer to turn back on your heels from The One who created you and follow your own, limited by most means, logic and desire. An atheist has absolutely no moral basis for anything except by vice of his own delusion. The laws of a secular country are constantly in movement, with no stability and certainty. John Stuart Mill - I’ve read him, and honestly, a great philosopher - however when he attempted to find a basis for atheist morality, he was confronted in his own book with problems and dilemma. Feinberg abandoned after 200 pages of attempting to rationalise and find a solution to the problems that arose. The heart of a religious person is more serene and tranquil in regards to his certainty for right and wrong than the heart of a disbeliever, constantly wavering between doubt and delusion of might and power. You have a Creator - unless you created yourself or you were created from nothing - and your Creator knows best what is good for you. May The Creator of the Heavens and the Earth and what is between them guide you to the correct path.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

@Smithery T. Locks. Religion is spread EXACTLY like racism. An infected adult passes their thought disease to their emotionally dependent and intellectually inadequate child who looks to the adult to be their 100% truth teller. Children have zero intellectual means or autonomy to challenge their overseer and caregiver. Additionally, you know less than nothing about the nature of awareness, consciousness, self, and reality, nor do the halfwits that write bibe holes.

[@gjm2897]

Allah and you are increasing him in stupidity for sure. 😀

[@thejasvikedambadi4318]

When he said MSNBC is news😂 . I Spit out my coffee .

[@MikBak1814]

I've followed and appreciated Mehdi for years, but now that he's on MSNBC the question must be asked: has he become a corporate shill? I realize Al Jazeera is also a corporation, but in the UK, where he was based and reported, their bias is less relevant than it would be in Qatar. At MSNBC (Comcast) the corporate agenda has always been very clear and a number of quality journalists once employed by them (Cenk, Krystal Ball) have spoken out about the "Manufactured Consent" and "Propaganda Model" employed by the editorial heads. So won't it now become reflexive for Mehdi to minimize or outright ignore Democratic malfeasance while on the other hand solely focusing on GOP transgressions ( granted of which there are an almost infinite supply)?

[@DwainDwight]

Starmer needs to read this book.

[@ManyfiresWoman]

Read your book, Mehdi. I gathered a couple of your ideas for a speech of mine. For example: the Rule of Three. Thx! 👍

[@stanstreatfield3485]

I would direct people to his debate with Richard Dawkins about religion. When Dawkins pressed him on teaching certain beliefs to his children he refused to engage and shifted the conversation away from it. That's how you win a debate apparently.

[@Mr.Artude]

Perhaps he should change the name of his book to “how to delude yourself that you’ve won a debate”? I’ve watched numerous of his public debates, Can’t remember a single example of him distinguishing himself. The comparison with Hitchens was laughable.

[@davidlamb7524]

He clearly lost with Dawkins.

[@missemotional8710]

Personally I think religion is pointless because you do not need an institution to validate that you believe in a creative force higher than yourself.

[@hassanshahzad7380]

The main issue is mehdi is journalist not expert in religious and theology study so whereas Dawkins is very elequent old man with devastating satanic and hatred mind using fake darwinism to spread evil views.... But issue is he himself has nothing to present... He cleverly comes with texts of Religious out of context and then present in distorted way...... That was case ....ofcourse mehdi is young and unexperince in that field.... So he may lose arguing sometimes..... Overall he has good qualities for arguments

[@frankspencer5602]

@@hassanshahzad7380 i disagree with your assumption of Dawkins completely. And your bound to say thaat to defend your faith. i agree he has some good qualities for debating and i overall i like the guy but i must say he's just becoming a mouth piece for the left. Shame.. Douglas Murray also came out on top of a few short debates he had with him.

[@SuzanaKirovska-fg5vf]

I don't want a battle. I seek for knowlage. Both sides.

[@thornil2231]

TAKE UP BOXING!

[@BarkQaziBiddutNYUSA]

I do agreed with almost every comments about Mehdi Hassan. I also drumming that he is one of the strongest and unbiased journalists at this modern time. ❤❤❤

[@philnasmith9755]

Thank you - Terrific, enjoyable interview . Mr Hasan is a very interesting and passionate speaker. Apparently one technique for not losing an argument is simply to not give the other speaker an opportunity to say anything .😊😊😊

[@masoodrana7081]

I like Mehdi Hasan's words very much❤❤❤❤❤

[@thespartan8476]

Mehdi Hasan is far too British Empire for my liking. He says; oh, you make a good point to other British people but than he attacks Muslims and other Middle Eastern people. And George Galloway Vs Christopher Hitchens and Christopher Hitchens vs Michael Parenti - Iraq and the future of US foreign policy. Christopher Hitchens got his arse handed to him in both debates?! "just because they are trying to confuse you, doesn't mean they themselves are confused" ~ Parenti on fire!!!

[@gulsanosman4570]

Mahdi is like warm attorney!

[@sandeepbjm]

When don’t let the other guy speak, “you know if you really watch any his interviews, he never really listens”. He just got that one Oxford debate going for him, where his argument is clearly flawed but graced because the counter debater was weak and fearful.

[@bajaroshun5328]

What flawed argument are you referring to?

[@mbilal8692]

Just one Oxford Union debate? are you for real? That was just a start and afterwards he's been testifying each day till now that he is a genuine exponent of debate and caliber

[@mohsinhassan6253]

You would say that being an indian fascist Hindu representing rss hindutiv agenda targeting Muslims regarding whether they are right or wrong free your heart from hate for hate is sickness my friend

[@jonathangullett3143]

“If you’re a prosecutor…” and that’s the problem, his ethos does not contain the possibility he might be wrong. Every job out there requires some level of self reflection and search for truth. If we strip that away we are just barbarians.

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

A prosecutor does NOT compile a case, file a case, take their case to court, start arguing it, and *THEN* engage in _self-reflection_ and a _search for truth._ FFS! You clearly - as is clear in _ALL_ of your comments - just have a grudge against this man. I presume you're an intractably-offended Matt Taibbi fan _(inferring from another of your comments)._ Matt got something *_very badly wrong_* and he got called on it. An adult should be able to handle that.

[@nrspinelli]

i would love to see a mehdi-sadhguru conversation

[@AliButt-zy4zs]

I loved norman Finkelstein once said if you learn to debate on defending both side of argument then it can make you a habitual liar.Because then your your goal is not to present the truth but to win a debate at every cost moreover i beleive sometimes the truth has some lies in it and the lies sometimes has some truth it so sometimes its shades of grey rather than pure black and white you just need to stand with what is closest to the truth

[@jonathangullett3143]

I like people “who want to have an argument in good faith,” yes, he does, because as he just explained he will not return the courtesy of a good faith argument. And that friends, is why you should never trust this man. He just told you for 30 minutes to use whatever tricks you need, then told you he likes an opponent that is acting in “good faith,” that is the worst kind of discovery of “truth” you could possibly hope for. And even worse he brags about it being good for his career. So in summary he’ll do whatever he must, truth be damned, to make money. Interesting

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

*Knowing what tf you're talking about, is not a "trick."* Saying, _"So in summary,"_ followed by a malicious pretense, is a _"trick,"_ Trixy.

[@ayoutubeaccount8629]

If you like dolphins it doesn't mean you have to be one

[@neckpower]

talking non stop is Mehdis way to win an argument.

[@thelaurels13]

But he also shows up with receipts. That’s the difference you plant pot.

[@alexgoslar4057]

Mehdi Hasan, How to win a debate. Nice to see you sitting with Jen Psaki, casually not in front of a microphone. Always great to hear your opinions.

[@ddpb2010]

He wins argument by switching subjects and shifting goal posts. Looking forward to reading his book 😂

[@nayeb2222]

Imagine being his wife, Just losing every argument

[@gulaidmohamed8061]

I doubt it. I think he is respectful man, he purposely let's her win few debates to make her happy.

[@ZGoddessLola]

You lose a debate before you start when you convinced yourself you can’t win the debate 😂

[@SwitzerlandEducation4471]

Hhhhhh

[@Saladin.aslan7168]

Hasan is meant to be a journalist but no transparency he's a joke always was especially in London U.K.

[@cmnsnserite9944]

if it's Mehdi you better bring your lunch.😔😔😔

[@ZGoddessLola]

@Salat Even if you Debate god himself. And he is a human not a god

[@ZGoddessLola]

@@cmnsnserite9944 He pays for it 😈

[@AliButt-zy4zs]

I love mehdi hassan but i disagree with the title how to win every debate because not every debate is worth winning

[@LDJ-r8e]

If we’re following Mehdi’s approach to arguing then we could just make up our own “facts” or use the ones that the media, government, and academia make up. Winning an argument today is easy bc almost nobody knows that what we call facts and truth are almost entirely false.

[@Drummer1000George]

and yet you write with all the arrogance of someone who believes their opinions are facts

[@ShaneCopp]

​@@Drummer1000George just like you! You obviously are a fan of this vile guy.

[@USmetallist]

that's also misreading ...he is just being COMBATIVE for TV rating

[@davidduxbury7530]

​@USmetallist He plays to the audience-he's a narcissist and he moves on quickly when someone bites back...

[@RealIllumin]

@@Drummer1000George Oh the irony...

[@Mir_Aakib]

'How to win every argument' is one of the greatest book I've read on the subject of debating.as an Atheist it helped me a great deal in tackling the arguments of my BELIVER friends.our relationship has improved drastically. I might be able to debate mehdi Hassan now, thanks to Him and his fabolous Book.

[@EliteSelf17]

You chose the wrong path.

[@user-rj5kx8wr6y]

How to win a debate with Mehdi Hassan? Debate him. Or be Richard Dawkins & ask him about credulity, the Khoran, & winged horses!

[@rasat4829]

Mehdi is simple the best! He should definitely moderate one of the next presidential debate in the US.

[@spearfisherman308]

terrorist shouldn't be allowed in us politics.

[@akiwondo]

The great Mass Debate

[@andreamercedescontrerasher674]

I have a crush on Mehdi

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Don't let the Gazans know... Or, it's to the roof with you.

[@Elion004]

There should be a veteran committee on every board my last point

[@davidlamb7524]

Mehdi definitely didn't win when arguing with Richard Dawkins !

[@cobaltbomba4310]

It was interview, not a debate like intelligence square.

[@davidlamb7524]

@@cobaltbomba4310 I didn't say it was a debate. It was ironic that Mehdi is instructing us how to win every argument when there's one he can't win.

[@cobaltbomba4310]

@@davidlamb7524 Medhi is paid propagandist for establishment in DC, but his debating skills cannot be overlooked, I think he is always willing to sell his skills at high price regardless of principles.

[@mbilal8692]

Lemme tell u all one thing. This video suggests that the only way to counter speaker of a calibre as Mehdi is to use that satire which you'd throw every now and then in response to his bursting statements, and what it looks like that his argument shall lose importance that it usually holds.

[@Ishfaqmajeed476]

I can watch mehdi for hrs

[@adilali-gq7pw]

Arthur Schopenhauer was first...as he said it is practical...so let's 📚 read

[@yambulb]

Mehdi Hassan you are just superb. God bless you.

[@Saladin.aslan7168]

Hasan is a pork eating HARAM fool🐖

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Afraid not.

[@RayBetterThanEvilCanival]

32:00 “Your show … is it an endangered form?” You could say that… yeah

[@phatec]

Remember that time leaked video's got released about Mehdi saying extremely demoralizing things?

[@فلان-ق3ث]

For those who have watched it. Can this interview be a summary of the book ?

[@ahmedasigri7703]

Logos Pathos Ethos these are the greatest cannons of rhetoric

[@stephenkeogh3287]

When I watched RIchard Dawkins slap him about in a interview a few years ago, I never thought that some years later he would write a book on how to win every debate!!😂😂😂

[@bajaroshun5328]

Except, Dawkins did nothing of the sort lol. If you're referencing that part about flying horses, know had Mehdi decided to dive deeper into the matter, Dawkins would've fallen flat on his face because (fact check) there is no such thing as flying horses in the Quran

[@GUULLIVER]

@@bajaroshun5328 Exactly! 🤣

[@jaysphere7519]

​@@bajaroshun5328 but river of wine and endless supply oh hookers is, right?

[@madubalaabdulhamid591]

You don’t really understand the logic of how you can downplay your opponent in a debate as Mehdi puts it in his book, the ad hominem factor….

[@abuadam4441]

If so...life is win and loss...who does win every time?

[@noamnoam16]

Amazing to hear Mehdi say that the cold logic is on the left where the left is litterally defined by the appeal to emotion especially in the immigration matter.

[@Elion004]

The only thing wrong with the book, no rise or argument for a better life

[@arafat6627]

Mehdi Hasan is one of most talented journalists in the world

[@mohammadusman8892]

Mehdi hassan is our favorite journalist. I love him.

[@mikem8037]

Mehdi Hasan's interviewing style can be overly confrontational. This means that he often interrupts interviewees or dominates conversations, especially when he disagrees with their viewpoints.

[@Aysevem]

My favourite journalist of all time

[@johnnyalegreworkplace8065]

Hasan must debate with Lucifer Morningstar.

[@lawanumar]

❤ How do I get this book?

[@TinLeadHammer]

Typical British faux self-deprecating but actually self-praising "I spent my school days in the corridor because I knew all the answers". Right.

[@ayoutubeaccount8629]

Good observation but what exactly is so wrong about it?

[@agentxyz]

leslie stahl should have read this book before her pathetic interview of MTG

[@TinLeadHammer]

She is old. She had to leave long ago.

[@agentxyz]

@@TinLeadHammer Andrea Mitchell loses her train of thought in mid-sentence.

[@paulmint1858]

that was interesting. NOW, CAN YOU TELL US HOW TO WIN EVERY ARGUMENT, PLEASE?

[@syedmurtazaahmedniazi7783]

never win cheap, buy the book

[@RichardPepperman-kk9yb]

Mehdi's book is easy to write. There's no one there to argue against. When he is actually in an 'argument', it seems his book might have saved several trees, by being but one page: When in an argument shamelessly lie

[@dildarbhai5767]

why it is necessary to expand NATO, why Israel, America and Europe want to rule the whole world

[@syedmurtazaahmedniazi7783]

a man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still..

[@paulthomas281]

I don't like Mehdi Hasan all that much, but I have to say he is looking good. He's put on some, just some more weight and bulk, has gotten a nice tan (is less pale).

[@cobaltbomba4310]

Mehdi comes to debate in winning advance!

[@SwitzerlandEducation4471]

Socialist communist

[@jonathangullett3143]

I love watching Medhi Hassan totally breaking all the rules of logic, being arrogant, and thinking anyone of any real intelligence are swayed by fallacious arguments. Here’s an example: Hasan believes Mohammed flew to Jerusalem on a winged horse. His entire view on religion is that it’s true because he believes it. When debating or trying to trash Matt Tiabbi, he tried to negate his reporting by pointing out one inconsistency and apply it to the whole body of work. The fact that he believes that argumentation is more important than the truth tells you everything you need to know. “Go against the ball and the player.” Ad Hominem attacks are like the first and only logically fallacy most people know. When a person does this it means that they aren’t interested in truth. Hasan isn’t interested in truth, and you should be anxious about his motives.

[@MrRailjunkie]

Ad Hominem attacks can be vital to winning an argument as Mehdi said.

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

I can't comment on your second paragraph (I've never heard him say anything of the kind), however your first and third paragraphs are UNTRUE, and your fourth paragraph is PROJECTION. .

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

Hasan wiped the floor with Taibbi. Not just because Mehdi's a better debater, but because Matt's massively wrong. Describing multiple factual errors - and the massively misleading conclusions that were *_BASED ON_* those factual errors - as "one inconsistency," is pi†ifuIIy dishonest.

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

Proving someone is wrong, is not "trashing them." Posting a wilfully-dishonest, mewling, comment, however, DOES qualify as "trashing" Mehdi. YOU aren't interested in the truth. YOUR motives are to be questioned.

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

If the first and only logical fallacy you've heard of, is "Ad Hominem attacks" then you might _also_ have a limited familiarity with terms like "projection," and may therefore be unfamiliar with which of your behaviours it refers to. So maybe look that up, unless you're fully aware of it, and your behaviour is intentional.

[@indigenous5210]

Mehdi Hassan vs Ben Shapiro Ben Shapiro vs Mehdi Hassan 🤔

[@indigenous5210]

Winner debates Jon Stewart

[@marksandsmith6778]

MH lost to Richard Dawkins.

[@yuutuubuu]

in dreams

[@marksandsmith6778]

@@yuutuubuu i was there in person.

[@Saleemtruth]

Why they are not targeted like couple others for speaking truth? This puzzle remains to be solved or told by insiders, what is truth.

[@CeeesS]

Don't need your book to prove Liverpool is better than Chelsea or Man United...😂😂😂😂😂

[@Khaldor]

The guy is a cheap hack that got absolutely murdered in every debate I've ever seen him in 🙄 My favorite is probably him vs. Douglas Murray, absolute bloodbath.

[@abby-usivemonopoly5529]

That's the problem with seeing the world through the eyes of a Iunatic. Where most people see Mehdi use facts & reason to disprove Iies & fallacies, _you_ see him suffer a "bIoodbath." It's quite creepy, to be honest.

[@frankspencer5602]

LOL nonsense. I already know your position with that one statement. And that's not good .. we might as well talk to a bot. @@abby-usivemonopoly5529

[@mrituny]

Mehdi I love you brother.

[@user-hn9qw7ou8d]

Mehdi is the quintessential sophist

[@farahabdi1368]

I would like to see mehdi vs Scott about Ukraine and Russia

[@cblawrence6468]

How to win every argument.... By talking over other people and never letting them finish a statement in front of a crowd or audience friendly to you. When has winning an argument ever solved a problem?

[@kt4774]

👍

[@robotski]

Formidable debater is not something that comes to mind when I see debates with Mehdi 😂

[@robotski]

@@yourlogicalnightmare1014 you are right, thanks! Fixed

[@MrRailjunkie]

It Does to me. Mehdi is Brilliant.

[@iman7j887]

Mehdi Hasan will go down in history as one of the greatest debaters of our century ATLEAST

[@vmatthews9437]

THIS GUY SPEAKS SO FAST ...... IT FAILS TO GET REGISTERED ! GETTING BUGGED ======= MATTS'

[@nadkachakarova585]

Fed up from Mehd talking about his religion

[@samueledison4676]

"Just accuse them of being racist and say that their arguments are antisemitic. "

[@XYZ-g9w4e]

Mahdi is good but Christpher Hichens 19:00 would go circles around Mehdi

[@thelaurels13]

Pity you can’t spell his name! It’s Hitchens not Hichens. Silly 💩.

[@antoniofred4536]

This Medhi man is a con artiste🎉

[@Green-y9t]

I think you are doing a great deal of damage. It's time you speak the real truth for the people of the world.

[@christianbolt5761]

I’ve never seen him win a debate, nor ever learned anything from listening to him.

[@Mir_Aakib]

You certainly are a genius!!!!!!!!!! I admire your dead dancing Jesus gean.

[@cobaltbomba4310]

Intolerant folks like you can never learn from opposition views!

[@irfannawas5878]

Put ur glass on and see the screen. Joke if the century 😂

[@fidomusic]

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[@Kikididi001]

Well your comment explains why