Jeremy Corbyn on Andrew Marr Show (FULL Interview)- BBC News

[@jimoliver5432]

Andrew Marr's relentless hectoring and quote-hungry interrogation is such a massive turn off. Well done, Corbyn for staying composed and eloquent.

[@GoldenRoot2011]

He will be a great PM.

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

I like your sense of humor.

[@johnwalsh3635]

GoldenRoot2017 We will never know because he is step by step leading Labour into the wilderness. Look at the local elections then wait to see the decimation of Labour on June 8th.

[@wanrazul]

His answer to the Al Baghdadi question proves he's not a statesman...A PM will face more pressure than a mere interview with Marr...

[@johnwalsh3635]

wanrazul You are right there, chum

[@xHaniffax]

That nuclear question fuck me. If anyone fires nuclear weapons anywhere in the world, we are ALL fucked. Why does no one understand this?

[@CulturedGrug90]

Because it's not strictly true. According to simulations: The larget nuclear weapon ever designed, by the USSR. the "tsar bomba" (100Mt) Has a radiation radius of around 7km, fireball radius of around 8 km, Air blast radius at 20psi (capable of destroying concrete buildings) of around 10km, and at 5psi (capable of destroying residential homes etc) of around 21km and the very worst a thermal radiation radius (third degree burns) of around 65km from the blast. Thats your average city. The fallout however, does stretch the damage downwind. But even with that factored in with a blast at 100 megatons, 1,000 rads an hour and a 15mph wind, it still would be limited to 605km maximum downwind cloud distance, with a maximum effective width of 106km, so area affected would be 49,710km2. Thats roughly your average country. www.nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/ :)

[@xHaniffax]

Oh, well that's okay then!

[@MrShadowfax42]

Because it's not true?

[@Project-Air]

So what you're saying is that according to these simulations on Nuke Mapper, one 100Mt bomb has the capability of wiping out a country but this wouldn't be the end of the world? My apologies if I have this wrong, but I believe your evidence actually suggests that this indeed would be the end of the world as there is not just one 100Mt bomb in existence, but rather thousands ready to be let loose. :)

[@Pieisgood9967]

That's the point of nuclear deterrence, you imbecile.

[@nrnar]

This guy is really good. Well done Mr Corbyn.

[@Cafferssss]

that is complete fallacy, he wasnt pro ira/terrorism he is pro PEACE

[@matthewcleary6870]

You are a truth hating person it seems... have you actually looked in to it, or are you just buying in to what you've heard from others. Jeremy is the nearest thing to a British loving politician we've had in a long time.

[@matthewcleary6870]

“The language I used at that meeting was actually here in parliament and it was about encouraging the meeting to go ahead, encouraging there to be a discussion about the peace process,” he said. Asked whether he still regarded Hamas and Hezbollah as “friends”, the Labour leader said: “No. It was inclusive language I used which with hindsight I would rather not have used. I regret using those words, of course.” Corbyn told the committee he was alarmed at reports of antisemitic comments made by Labour members since his election as leader in 2015. He said that appropriate action had been taken by the party’s compliance unit and fewer than 20 activists had been suspended while their cases were investigated. People know that Corbyn talked to the IRA because he did it openly, but at the very same time Corbyn was openly talking to the IRA, the political establishment were conducting secret backdoor deals with them. In 1972 the Tory government of Edward Heath conducted secret negotiations with the IRA. Margaret Thatcher always used to insist that she did not negotiate with terrorists, but in 2011 declassified documents revealed that that's exactly what she did. She negotiated with the IRA in 1981 during the hunger strikes, and the documents detailing the negotiating position of the UK government even featured annotations in her handwriting! Thatcher also gave her personal approval to secret talks with the IRA in 1990 too. So much for her not negotiating with terrorists rhetoric eh?In 1993 the revelation that John Major's government had been conducting secret talks with the IRA created a huge political scandal, with several Tory MPs (who were clearly unaware of Thatcher's secret talks with the IRA) reacting with horror at the revelation that the not negotiating with terrorists line was a total lie. In 2008 it was revealed that the UK government maintained a secret back channel to talk with the IRA for two decades all the way from 1973 and 1993. From 1997 onward Tony Blair's government conducted negotiations with the IRA that eventually led to the Good Friday Agreement, the power-sharing deal and the successful deescalation of the. During this process Tony Blair had secret talks with the IRA in 2010 a Tory peer called David James openly admitted that he had a history of secretly laundering money for the IRA. He still sits in the unelected House of Lords as a Tory peer!

[@wiretom]

Voted Leave so wrong. So so wrong

[@matthewcleary6870]

Voted Leave He actually received the Ghandian Peace prize... a prize issued to people who continue the attitude and principles of GHANDI. Because he has managed to bring about peace. He managed to create a dialogue with the IRA. Openly. The Conservatives have had secret conversations with th IRA. Jeremy did it openly. And managed to bring it to a close. Have you seen any terrorist attacks from the IRA lately? No. That's because it worked. Our bombing the middle east is not helping. Look at Manchester. It isn't working. Jeremy has been trying to end the war by getting a conversation going. Tony Blair should be arrested for war crimes.

[@hallo4966]

honestly if you prefer may over corbyn your human judgement is just extremely bad..

[@salmanc1]

Legend. This man is honest and talks with dignity.

[@dragonfly6908]

salmanc1 He bores me to tears, and when he is interviewed on TV i change the channel quickly.

[@salmanc1]

Problem is....do you want someone who actually cares about your life, your NHS, your value as a human being or not? For me its clear as day. Personality means nothing this isn't a marriage. This is about the future of our country and the potential future of the world. The Tories have a trillion pound deficit and continue to borrow. They continue to wage wars, and simply behave like jeering sheep in Parliament. I want a different future for my children.

[@dragonfly6908]

salmanc1 I have experienced Labour being in power a few times in my lifetime and they all left this country on it's knees and i will never forget or forgive them. I come from a family who were devout Labour supporters but we eventually saw the light and we now all vote Conservative.

[@oliviaisbored6220]

dragonfly6908 In all fairness his job isn't to entertain so it doesn't surprise me that his skills don't particularly lie in unicycle tricks and juggling.

[@salmanc1]

dragonfly6908 That's understandable but the Conservatives are not going to help anyone - they've already let everyone off with the Credit crunch and put the entire cost onto the public. They're hammering the poor, the vulnerable, they are spending billions abroad, May had her chance with immigration as Home Office and she failed completely to meet her own targets. I truly believe Corbyn is a new kind of politician. May has continually lied - she lied three times about this election, she is hated in Europe and she's single handedly destroying the NHS. Soon all our services will be sold off. She simply does not care and she won't debate anything because she's scared of being challenged. This is the next 5 possibly 10 years sealed with a Tory vote. Choose carefully and put your Blair Brown history aside for one time.

[@wasanw2898]

Wars are not a solution. Our world needs peace. It had enough of destruction. Ofcourse he isnt ignorant and will not unarm Uk but he wants to initiate the peace process. A noble man.

[@ragedapeevo7560]

Corbyn is well known as a Muslim supporter. He is on their side.

[@JamesGale1]

You really do come over as an ignorant moron, you know. Is it deliberate?

[@IbrahimAli-yc8en]

l speak the truth Do they respond kindly to drone strikes? because they totally make terrorists reconsider blowing themselves up.

[@IbrahimAli-yc8en]

Raged Ape evo sides? pretty sure that all IS wants is to take over Arabia not the whole world so they aren't really some cold-war style existential threat

[@Akinwalesegun]

the British and Americans should ve stood still and not gone to war in ww2, in fantasy no wars are bad but in reality war we always exist it always has only way to stop it is having the bigger gun

[@tomj210]

no other politician would even tolerate being asked these questions, let alone answer them as clearly as jeremy

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

exactly...theresa may would spend the entire interview batting away the first question...what a relief jeremy is..a real person

[@tomj210]

probably wouldnt even agree to do the interview unless certain topics were off limits. thats probably how it works 😒

[@tomj210]

mate, your picture is jeremy hunt. fuck you

[@jameswatker9766]

".... thats probably how it works " Gee. You really sound like an expert. You think Corbyn is only political figure who gets asked tough questions?

[@tomj210]

thats because im not an expert -_- his questions certainly seem to be a lot tougher than anyone elses, thats all im saying

[@ch-p2861]

It doesn't matter what you think of Corbyn, any Labour government is still miles better than a Tory one. Let's make June the end of May! #JC4PM

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

You spend days thinking up that end of May line, didn't you. You should be writing stuff for Commie Corbyn before he disappears forever.

[@Dylan-hy2zj]

He didn't make it up its an expression shared by all who dislike May.

[@mrguff9304]

I love how people say "Commie Corbyn" and "Comrade Corbyn". Just shows the ignorance people have of UK politics.

[@MissSalixbabylonica]

Bruce C socialism and communism are different things... Even you would benefit from JC'S leadership! Read the manifesto and see what you think is so wrong with labour's vision for our country.

[@hammycats6919]

:-p :-D Yep he gets my vote. He is so calm and doesn't quiver under pressure like Mama Mayhem does. All she does is have temper tantrums. typical spoilt toff! xx

[@simonvalsler4778]

My god, we need this guy more than ever!! Hes measured, intelligent, factual, unspun and caring, exactly what we need in a leader. We have to break the cycle of the neo con, war-mongering, privatley educated elite who have been running this country into the ground in order to line their own pockets, and who do not give a shit about ordinary working people!!! JC4PM!!!!!!!

[@dragonfly6908]

Simon Valsler A lot of Labour MPs are not Jeremy Corbyn fans for example Hilary Benn and Andy Burnham have already jumped ship. You may think that Jeremy Corbyn has some good ideas but more importantly he needs to unite his own party and he isn't capable of that.

[@simonvalsler4778]

Your right, but you have to ask WHY their not Corbyn fans. I personally believe its because the PLP are closer alligned to the ideologies of the right than they are to Corbyn!

[@hallo4966]

true! we need jeremy sooo bad!

[@brumav9779]

Simon Valsler Funny considering Jeremy Corbyn was educated at a grammar school

[@simonvalsler4778]

Visof I was referring more to the Etonian lot, which he is definitley not apart of.

[@DEBTise]

finally someone who seems honest

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Seems.........he isn't.

[@ykm257]

​@@ChrisPatrick-q6k how?

[@tomcollins3508]

Best PM we never had

[@DanYule55]

That's Anne Marie Waters actually.

[@stevenpaulgoulding]

Worst prime minister we never had.

[@Arborist5851]

I'm voting for this man!

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

Why? I can't think of one good reason to vote for Corbyn. And plenty of reasons not to. Number one being that Labour would screw up the economy. They haven't a clue.

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

Check out the Diane Abbott , Police numbers interview on LBC - it was a total disaster. She didn't have a clue and was just making it up.

[@TheTacticalBrit]

You are aware the current government has borrowed the most money of any in existence?

[@splinterbyrd]

I can scarcely believe I'm saying this and I'm embarrassed to tell my friends, but as a lifelong Tory voter, I'm now voting for Jeremy Corbyn, and I'm totally freaked out about it.

[@dragonfly6908]

splinterbyrd And so you should be, freaked out i mean.

[@michaelmcgibbon8843]

the most sincere man in British Politics, makes me proud to be British, a politician that actually really cares for the needs of the population

[@ryloken4297]

He's an IRA sympathiser, he refused to sing the national anthem, and that makes you proud to be British?

[@michaelmcgibbon8843]

He was a supporter of dialogue which ended the bloody conflict, this was something that a forward thinking person does, many lives on the British & Irish side have been saved as a result of the peace process, is this not a good thing?

[@ryloken4297]

***** Shut up you little nerd lol

[@6thmonkey]

Don't respond to name calling. If they have used that technique you know they have already lost the argument.

[@trihardFTW]

Looks like he's a fan of repeating what the media says and regurgitating it, rather than chasing up the facts. It's a shame really.

[@andyd6338]

what a disingenuous, snarky, rude, immature interview by Marr, repeatedly just trying to trip him up rather than ask honest questions

[@seanhiseman4680]

If he was like that to Theresa May, would you complain as much?

[@andyd6338]

Sean Hiseman well it remains to be seen whether he would be, but no I don't have much respect for journalists whose question style is like this just to undermine the person rather than find out what their policies and ideas are and let us judge for ourselves.

[@bobblue_west]

trick qs'. Like, "won the FA Cup in 1931?"

[@faznaz7455]

Andrew D Smith can u blame them, they make the headlines by playing devil's advocate

[@dambar7486]

Marr is doing his job. It is journalists job to ask difficult questions because we then get a better idea of what they really think. Complain if Marr gives a politician an easy ride.

[@lucozade8373]

Finally, someone sensible to run our county

[@henrixd5155]

Labour has been saying that for quite some years funny how they can't run there own Party how could they keep up with running the UK? Considering each time there in power we seem to end up in a new war!.

[@oliverpearson1577]

I didn't think Andrew Marr was standing?

[@Cafferssss]

corbyn has been a champion of the working man and peace campaigning for years a tiny bit of research shows this.

[@oliverpearson1577]

He is also a terrorist sympathiser and an anti Semite. A tiny bit of research shows that too.

[@Cafferssss]

Luco Zade provide me with some links from sources that don't have an anti labour agenda

[@bobmansanches8048]

This man is a breath of fresh air. He's got my vote.

[@BLane-xr1ic]

You have no bloody clue. Would you really vote for Corbyn? I'm guessing you are a millionaire just like him........ Small business tax increase £5,000 for small businesses, pensions for 10 million savers deducted by £11,000, Homes worth over £325,000 taxed at 40% when left to your children, energy Bill's increase for everyone £65 a year, increase petrol cost by 16p a litre, raised fuel duty to stop poor people being able to afford to drive, gift tax on £125,000 so you can't leave money to children without government taking 40%, scrapping capital gains on main home owners, replace council tax with a more expensive, progressive property tax they can raise whenever they want and scrapping the personal allowance so people on low wages will no longer be exempt from paying tax. Conservatives have done a good job in fact, have you seen our growth even through the scaremongering of remainers? Growth bigger than Germany for goodness sake. Stop lying. No one in their right mind working, poor or middle class, would vote for this man, who would have us all relying on the government for everything, even food.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

@@BLane-xr1ic 16p a litre??? Increasing the cost of motoring by 60% more like, he's a communist don't forget.

[@MCDONALD6969]

Jeeeeez thank god he didn't get into power

[@BrodyMulligan]

Well thought out answers and very strong stances. I'd vote for him if I were a Briton.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

He's a feckless Clown

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Where do you live?

[@Adamb87]

I'm voting labour, corbyn has excellent policies and ideas. Labour corbyn government is exactly what Britain needs.

[@Thomas-ok9ot]

AHAHAHAHAHQHHH

[@jcanyiam8309]

The very 1st time I've seen this interview (03/04/2024) I must say, This Man would have made a better Prime Minister than ALL THE 6 Tory Prime Ministers we've had in the last 10 years. (10 TIMES BETTER THAN Boris (THE SHOWMAN) Johnson)

[@thetruthfulchannel6348]

Jeremy Corbyn would be an excellent prime minister. The interviewer's questions on nuclear weapons are idiotic.

[@henrixd5155]

Fits the image that he created of himself the man who wont commit to anything surprise doesn't commit! But in all seriousness he can hardly hold his party together in interviews since the snap election have been called allot of the party show little faith in his leadership and at the end of the day Labour is like it is because of him weak party means weak PM.

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

keep believing that

[@NickSBailey]

Won't commit to nuking anywhere before political negotiations, pretty sensible I'd say rofl

[@Cafferssss]

the urban mOngo more like

[@117Smiley]

Nicholas Sans Pasty he won't commit to nuking somewhere full stop lol

[@bigben7986]

1. End Military Interventions in the Middle East 2. Develop a defence policy that reflects the reality of the threats to the UK (including cyber attacks) 3. More Bank Holidays to reflect the our cultural heritage. 4. Proper public funding of the NHS - end privatisation. 5. Affordable wages for all and bring more people of benefits. 6. Proper funding of all our schools - a decent school place for every child. 7. Tariff free trade with the EU and give all EU nationals living in the UK right of residency. Vote Labour!

[@lucius1111]

No.

[@djladygee]

Yes we will. JC4PM

[@ryloken4297]

So in other words "Let's fuck the country up even more!" Keep dreaming. He'll never be a national leader

[@AliG-yu2bn]

l speak the truth what rubbish your so dumb

[@thotpatrol5159]

False promises.

[@kudopoint1]

He would destroy May in a TV debate

[@MrOnionterror]

And she knows it...

[@CheeseyMilkshakes]

kudopoint1 He destroys her every week in PMQs, that's why she isn't doing any TV debates.

[@dragonfly6908]

LegitBritish May has more common sense and dignity than to get involved in some media circus TV debate answering questions from bloodthirsty journalists, (Kay Burley anyone?). Look at what happened in America when you couldn't tell the difference between Donald Trump and Alec Baldwin.

[@MrOnionterror]

It looks weak though, you have to admit that.

[@dragonfly6908]

Yes I agree with you, it could be seen as weak by some members of the public. I think as time draws closer to voting day I think the press will make a big issue about Theresa May's reluctance to appear on TV debates and she might have to reconsider her position. Personally I think Theresa May should choose to appear on one TV debate where only the interviewer (hopefully not Kay Burley) is allowed to ask the questions and not the audience who are mostly there hoping it all turns into one big bun fight, lol.

[@LuggyBro]

Jeremy corbyn= Absolute legend

[@cjhepburn7406]

But still not in power ...sigh.

[@aadamsafi3551]

Corbyn is the British Bernie... Very well spoken, and actually looks at things from a less fortunate persons perspective.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

He's useless 😞

[@EIRESYM]

I like what he says in this interview. He seems to be an advocate for peace, A sensible diplomatic approach to resolutions in Syria and Korea, rather than starting WW3. If I were British I would vote for him.

[@adotadz]

SuzukaYuiMoa initttt

[@ILIKEWALLS]

what was soros like as a person?

[@lucius1111]

Good thing you aren't British then.

[@ThePeggy39]

I am going to vote for him and so will many others. This man is a tower of strength and has kept going with all the bashing he has taken. His mission is to even out the wealth of this Country so no wonder the Tories are scared of him

[@djladygee]

SuzukaYuiMoa Indeed, he is an advocate of peace, equality, humanity, integrity, animal and human rights and pro NHS. It is an honour giving him my vote.

[@kieranjones6273]

This election will define your future, your community's future and our country's future. Ask your self these questions. Can you afford private health care? Can you afford to send your children or the children in your life you care about in to private education, does your pay far exceed the minimum wage, are you a millionaire? If the answer to these questions are no, why would you vote for a conservative Tory government. Who's Prime objective is to insure the business interests of Britain's million and billionaires. Conservatives: cut public services, under fund the NHS, under pay public servants, cut business taxes for the rich while raising taxes for the working class. Brexit is going to happen, Jeremy Corbyn has said that he wants to make sure he gets the best brexit trade deal for the millions of British citizens not a handful of millionaires. Torys are strong against the weak and weak against the strong. Its up to you to read up on the policies of these parties to ensure you vote for the people who truly have the interest's of you and your loved one's as there core values. Don't allow yourself to be manipulated by tabloid Media, propaganda outlets owned by billion and millionaires. I'm voting labour, I'm voting for Jeremy Corbyn. In an extraordinary attack on his fellow Conservatives, John Major produced a withering assessment of leading members of Vote Leave, calling their campaign deceitful, untrue, depressing, awful and “verging on the squalid”. On the NHS: "Michael Grove had wanted to privatise the NHS, Boris Johnson wished to charge people for health services and Duncan Smith advocated moving to a social insurance system" “The NHS is about as safe with them as a pet hamster would be with a hungry python,” Sir John Major former Prime Minister, Conservative Party 2016.

[@snapshotsreviews4967]

Your comment is on point. They say she has the best chance of winning, but i'm trying to think in who's interest is it best to vote for the tories? seems like the millionaires who are in the minority, so I don't understand how she will win, but you never know.

[@faznaz7455]

Kieran Jones u need a medal sir

[@neilhelp2043]

Its a useless european election idiot. And stop hating on millionaires that help fund our scroungers via tax and vat

[@capybaragames347]

Corbyn has my vote. I think Corbyn would make a great prime minister

[@dragonfly6908]

PSYlinkx5000 Diane Abbott anyone?.

[@capybaragames347]

There are plenty of shit politicians in both parties. She is not the leader of the party and I vote Labour for their policies not a singular person

[@dragonfly6908]

I hope you don't believe that all of these so called "Labour policies and promises" will all be implemented if they get in power do you?. It is called "promising the earth" so we can just get in power. Even Emily Thornberry questioned taxing people more that earn over £70,000.

[@capybaragames347]

Can you trust any politician??? I go off policies because I can see what would be the best possible outcome and worst possible outcome if one party gets in. I feel that Labour's policies will benefit me more in the best possible outcome. It won't harm me as much as conservatives if the worst possible outcome comes into fruition. Also the poor are taxed more than the rich in this country and labour is just saying that tax should be based on how much you earn. Therefore the more you earn, the more tax you pay which is a lot fairer then just taxing people who earn £20,000 or under a year. Remember nurses and others who earn that much end up in food banks and become a liability on the economy so its better to tax them less so they can contribute to a better economy. I have done economics and its better for everyone if tax is made fairer

[@dragonfly6908]

What I disliked about Labour was their refusal to apply a benefit cap and they were quite happy to give people £26,000 to stay at home and obviously there was no incentive for them to look for work because it was unlikely that they could get a job that paid the same. I am pleased that the Conservatives finally got a grip and we now have a benefit cap. Also the personal tax allowance under the last Labour government was a pathetic £6,475 and it is now £11,500 under the Conservatives. Also the Labour policy of £10.00 an hour must have employer's shaking in their boots and they will be looking for ways to reduce staff so unemployment will increase. Also there were food banks under the last Labour Government and they didn't see it as a problem or even a bad thing because they did nothing about it. As good as some of Labour's policies appear to be I have lived under a Labour government and they left this country in a terrible mess and even left a "sorry their is no money left" letter on a desk, lol.

[@johnwhite6346]

He looks and sounded stronger than I Heard him before.He sounds comfortable to be challenged on his policies unlike May who goes to factories and requests no questions from anyone to skew her image.Just like every authoritarian

[@brg9327]

John White Yeah, this is probably the reason that May has said she won't do the TV debates.

[@zx9446]

John White her not doing tv debates will undermine her position let's hope for all our sakes we get her out!!!

[@herewardthewake5502]

Why the fuck would she need to debate loons from Labour, Lib Dems, Greens and the SNP, she's already won the election you cretins!!

[@brg9327]

Hereward the Wake "She has already won the election" Funny, I was hearing the same thing before the US election. That being said, I agree that this is the Tories election to lose, which is possible but unlikely. However, just because you disagree with the other political parties doesn’t make them loons, and that is very dangerous thinking.

[@ThePeggy39]

He is comfortable in his role and he doesn't deviate every two minutes like May and Trump. Only the papers say he is unelectable. Repeated by those who don't think for themselves and who absorb these subliminal messages which they utter like parrots and not really knowing why.

[@questioneverything3026]

I think Jeremy Corbyn has got a real chance of helping everyone in this country, I am really impressed how far he has come, since he had to fight for the leadership of the party, He has become more sure of himself and it seems like he is starting to relish the chance as he can see it is possible to make a big difference, He needs to continue doing TV interviews like this and engage voters and make them aware that your vote does count and not voting is not an option, I never thought we would get a chance to see a coalition or an outright Labour win but i am genuinely excited for the potential change that Jeremy could bring to this country, I think all the negative press about him is just not true, Have an open mind do your research, watch his interviews see what he has to say to you and what he thinks the potential of this country could be, Decide for yourself and vote for the party that has the most policies that will affect your life and your families lives for the better, When he became leader of the Labour party, I thought it won't ever come to a general election so what is the point he will be in opposition for the rest of his career, But we started the ball rolling by voting out of Europe, the side effect of this was we got rid of Cameron, May came in and was advised to have a general election as fraud had been commited in the last general election with the expenses scandal, So if they win they can say the scandal is not valid anymore as they won without cheating this time, I cannot sit back and not vote, we may only have one chance in our lifetimes but we can make a difference, We need to vote Labour, This is our one and only chance to get the Prime Minister we all deserve, this country deserves it hopefully it will be a landslide victory for Jeremy, We need him in power to start fixing this broken country, who's with me.

[@wendyroberts5258]

Ben marsh. I think you are very deluded and gullible. Yes santa corbyn is going to wave his magic wand and make it all better.

[@AG-ub7sg]

Corbyn IN 💎👏🏻

[@dragonfly6908]

A G He could be in but remember that a lot of his fellow Labour MPs want him out.

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

IN the shit, IN a rest home after the 8th of June.

[@jacobfy5597]

Bruce C, Old hag Theresa May needs to join him in a rest home too. It's socialist Sanders vs the brain damaged Hillary Clinton all over again but without Trump.

[@mattosh79]

Jesus, Corbyn trying to give intelligent logical answers and Marr badgering and not listening to him. Your tactics won't work BBC. The public can see through your bias . If only Marr was this beligerent with May.

[@Toby-yf7ze]

That's how the BBC works, they have to show both sides, hence interviewee being questioned critically. It happens in all the BBC's political interviews. Maybe you should watch more ;)

[@mattosh79]

Sorry but there is a drastic difference where questions are rarely or never answered by conservatives and the badgering where Corbyn is trying to give an aswer. Please keep your condescension to yourself.

[@AstralFrost]

If only May would show up to more interviews!

[@Gladysthehomunculus]

You think the BBC is anti labour? I'm not sure I understand with all the coverage labour has been getting. And hard questions aren't appropriate here? This man is trying to run our country - he should be subjected to hard questioning and he should be able to handle it

[@andobreslin8735]

He was today actually which was good to see!

[@charlesabbott6078]

What a guy! It is such a shame Britain's population is too short sited and blinkered to realise this is the type of person who should be in a position of power

[@Sovietskikh]

The "type", yes. Corbyn himself? No.

[@ru3dwz639]

Exactly if he dosent get elected then those who don't vote for him can't complain about issues in the future

[@DFxAngelz]

Here's some of Labour's policies: • Ban companies based in tax havens bidding for government contracts • Increased minimum wage for all workers over the age of 18 • All rented accommodation to be fit for human habitation • Renationalise the railways • Renationalise the NHS • Free school meals for primary school children • Create a National Education Service • Scrap tuition fees • Restore NHS Bursaries • Increase the carers allowance • Create a National Investment Bank • End the public sector pay freeze • End sweetheart tax deals between HMRC and massive corporations • Stop major corporations ripping of their suppliers • Reverse the Tory corporation tax cuts • Defend Human Rights (protecting the Human Rights Act) • Zero Hours Contracts ban • Holding the Tories to account over Brexit • Housebuilding (increasing social housing, etc.) • Combat inequality More detail: anotherangryvoice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/04/how-many-of-jeremy-corbyns-policies-do.html There have been many more announced by Labour, such as keeping the *Triple Lock on pensions* and *4 new bank holidays based on the four national saints*.

[@Sovietskikh]

4 new bank holidays means 4 fewer days for people on low wages or zero hours to work. 4 new holidays is a nice idea for a well paid career politician because then he won't have to work.

[@leebrondum2643]

Sundown too short sighted? Because adding billions upon billions to the debt with almost no policies to help pay for it is very longsighted

[@Trisky]

We have one chance Great Britain. One chance to elect a man with principle and a man who will change the past 7 years of tory misery and cuts. We will all live better lives with a Labour government. We will return to a country of the 99% not just the 1% that's why i'll be voting Labour June 8th #VoteLabour

[@dragonfly6908]

Trisky I was glad when the Conservatives got in and they were brave enough to implement a benefit cap. Funny how Liebour couldn't do the same.

[@leebrondum2643]

Trisky do you remember the 70s when we lived miserable lives under years of labour? Well corbyn is going to bring most of labours policies back from the 70s and it was much more miserable back then believe me.

[@thehyperchimp9011]

And did it get any better when Thatcher was elected? No? Unless you think mass riots are good, of course.

[@leebrondum2643]

TheHyperChimp better than the 70s anyway

[@dominicmanester8125]

One chance to elect a communist middle-class moron who is so out of touch that he can't answer simple questions on simple issues and flat ignores the biggest issue people will be voting for. Corbyn stands for the few, not the many and is so deluded that he thinks the middle and upper-classes are in the majority, not the minority.

[@kevinarnold1904]

I am not a leftie but here is a man of principle.

[@aaronstorey9712]

Kevin arnold he is a man of principle..... but his principles are wrong

[@Curi0u50ne]

I must be a leftie then. Go Jezzer!

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

some people like bombing their way to the top...others like to do it the smart way

[@kevinarnold1904]

+Dave Long its seldom in British politics, lets be honest.

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

i like a leader who stands for something..someone who is the complete opposite of myself who will flip flop based on what colour of tie someone wears.

[@naaldvoerder]

Andrew Marr unable to hide his dissappointment with a prospect of a more peaceful future.

[@eggschipsbeanspeassanchez6114]

I've voted SNP for years but I think I'm going to vote for Labour because of Corbyn.

[@toriesout2702]

That'd be great! I really want Scotland to stay in the UK but if the Tories end up with a larger majority I wouldn't blame you if you voted for independence. JC4PM!

[@markc4008]

I'm sort of the same, however we need to recognize that Scottish Labour are pretty much finished up here. They're not going to win seats up here. So my advice to you? Check your local polling. If Labour is close to winning? Vote for them. If the SNP is ahead (and Conservatives close behind) vote for them. Vote tactically to make sure the Tories don't win. And if it is an SNP representative you end up with, contact them. Let them know you don't like this anti-Corbyn rhetoric. It's absolutely fine for the SNP to want to win in Scotland, but they shouldn't put down Labour in England. They need to stop being so anti-Corbyn, because at the end of the day, that will put May back in #10. Hell, contact the SNP MP you have now and tell them you're not happy with it. It's what I'm doing.

[@blessing5173]

DON'T VOTE FOR HIM. This idiot wants to accept more immigrant and wayyy more refugees, don't vote for him.

[@Trisky]

Yes! We need to win back seats in Scotland. A Labour government would be good for Scotland.

[@blastfromthepast8344]

Eggs Chips etc... I hope you get well soon.

[@JoeMarine]

Why are his approval ratings low? He sounds very calm, intelligent and willing to work peacefully with the rest of the world.

[@t814]

Joseph Marinho The World Press Freedom Index downgraded Britain by 12 places in just the past 5 years. rsf.org/en/ranking It shows how much of a tight leash the government keep on the press. And the press are the middleman between the public and the government. #ImVotingLabour #JC4PM #StepUpBritain #register

[@jake751]

His approval rating is extremely high with the general public. The right wing media and mps are petrified of him because he won't be bought. He is the real deal.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

He's a nasty, arrogant and vengeful piece of work. Thank goodness he's now gone, good riddance.

[@adamfrancis6252]

It's so nice to see a politician answer questions directly and not swerve them. If he doesn't have an answer it's because his party hasn't had enough time to review every possible issue the country has.

[@felicianatravasso4688]

Put my hands up I got him wrong, he is my leader now our leader cmon Jeremy

[@serjthereturn]

The hypothetical questions were ridiculous. Obvious attempt to trip him up and get a mis-quote

[@serjthereturn]

Beppe Sapone never seen another politician asked same sort of question

[@TheDeadgedd]

so its a 100% certainty nothing escalates in the next 5 years people like you learned nothing from our disarmament in the 1930s

[@serjthereturn]

we had nuclear weapons in the 1930s? And were disarmed? We had an empire that covered a 3rd of the globe!

[@BeholdItKnits]

Are you kidding me?!? Everyone and his mother is obsessed with the nuclear weapon debate. It's all anyone can think about, what with the fact that there's no such thing anymore as unemployment, poverty, slashing of public services/NHS etc...

[@AD-jt7bd]

Krapp's Mix Tape, Marr has already grilled Corbyn on this issue many times, it's obvious he is looking for a way which he can misconstrue what Corbyn says.

[@jackclewley95]

The ridiculous hypotheticals that Andrew Marr's throwing at Corbyn. What a joke!

[@jackclewley95]

Dominic Manester are you taking silly pills? He's asking him ridiculous hypothetical questions that can't be answered with a simple yes or no. Ask him questions about his policies and he gives clear answers and elaborates. Ask May a simple policy question and she'll answer back with a scripted soundbite that has nothing to do with question asked.

[@lbell5923]

By 'ridiculous hypotheticals' you mean 'this is a decision you will definitely have to make if you are elected, what is your choice?'

[@fiercephoenix4389]

'Ridiculous hypothetical' My favorite one is where Andrew suggested Corbyn might win the election and give orders to the military. Corbyn's response seems to indicate that he finds that scenario just as implausible as I do.

[@BioHunter1990]

The reality is that a leader of nuclear power HAS to be capable of making the difficult decisions. Corbyn refuses to answer. That's a sign of weakness.

[@Chocopacotaco1413]

no may often times gives yes or no 's to yes or no questions, corbyn just does not answer

[@harrymonk770]

Love this man. I’m not proud of us losing two elections under him, I’ll always be sad that he didn’t win those two elections. But he’s been the victim of bad media coverage, lies and smears from the right wing press which made him very unpopular with the voters. I’m not just blaming the media for Jeremy failing to win the two elections that he fought, I blame his own MPs in his party as well who have spent every day undermining him and refusing to support his leadership. If it wasn’t for their disgraceful behaviour a year before the 2017 election, Jeremy would’ve started that campaign in a much better position in the opinion polls and he would’ve won. But he started that campaign miles behind the Tories because his own MPs tried to remove him as leader in June 2016 and there was a leadership election. Labour MPs will never be forgiven for what they did to Jeremy in 2016 because that move to remove him as leader is one of the reasons he failed to get a majority in 2017.

[@annenunney9907]

I so agree with every thing you have written

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

You're dreaming, he's incompetent, arrogant and downright lazy. He'll soon be gone, let's hope he's kept away from the London Mayoral elections, he'll only split the vote and gift it to the Tories.

[@steppernapp1]

I'm a lifelong Tory voter but am now voting labour. Jeremy Corbyn is sincere and a man of and for the people.

[@brexshit627]

LET'S MAKE JUNE THE END OF MAY!

[@jimmenychristmas7208]

Brexshit keep dreaming

[@GoldenRoot2011]

Its not a dream 'jimmeny', its real, just wait and see.

[@cordeea7880]

lol

[@Sam-_-]

GoldenRoot2017 we will see in June. Just you wait.

[@GoldenRoot2011]

Yes we will :-).

[@trish7734]

he will win against evil tories

[@dragonfly6908]

So Jeremy and his cronies are all saints?

[@henrixd5155]

He'll win in the award for losing more seats for Labour than ever before ;)

[@jupieric4563]

The urban Mango dream on

[@Dylan-hy2zj]

Labour has won 0 seats before so you cannot have that award.

[@stevenpaulgoulding]

It was evil versus evil.

[@oh-totoro]

This is a dilemma for me. I always swore that I would never, ever vote for Labour, because of the Iraq war. But I like what Corbyn is saying here, advocating peace and diplomacy over war.

[@ascendancy425]

I did the same, as did many others. Having said that, the tories really can't continue their anti-investment, pro-austerity agenda any more. Too many people are suffering for it and it's time to step up. I'll be voting Labour this June.

[@NecroMoz]

Totoro look at the alternatives...

[@kierandams7162]

Do the right thing and join the movement against this awful non caring government #VoteLabour

[@oh-totoro]

I just cannot vote for Labour. They are responsible for the deaths of a million innocent people in the Middle East and for that, I cannot forgive and I cannot forget.

[@kierandams7162]

Well just dont vote so you have not vote for the evil Tories

[@Willeton4]

Excellent interview lets do this Mr Corbyn

[@Dylan-hy2zj]

Yes! I love labours policies but their leader looks like a tramp. I would much rather have a strong and stable candidate who hides from opposition than this Tramp.

[@ericboxer3053]

lol this aged bad ...you should actually be happy with boris though hes turned out to be quite the communist

[@joeg8029]

Get out there and vote for Corbyn!

[@fredarh]

Lots of love for Jeremy Corbyn from Australia 🇦🇺❤️ make the right choice, Britain!

[@grbbbc]

Freda We did make the right decision we voted him out.

[@rODIUMuk]

Corbyn is intelligent and strong. We need him in power

[@thebadman7471]

Lmao no just no 'comrade'

[@chemicaltrails4468]

hahahahahaha you idiot xD Corbyn is the complete opposite of those things!

[@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa]

No real working man wants Corbyn in office.

[@martinfinn8740]

Lickety-split, don't talk shit.

[@wallrider73]

Nice try, Diane Abbott.

[@deborahgericke9770]

This interview is not balanced. Every question is undermining.

[@saraphite]

I think there's an argument to be made that being critical and asking difficult questions doesn't necessarily mean that it's unbalanced. It would be unbalanced if Theresa May's interview (or someone from another party) was given an easier time.

[@adlofheltirchiefadvisortot40]

its not that its unbalanced... andrew marr is clearly pursuing a promotion

[@christopherjohnson1873]

Deborah Gericke And he's doing so by asking tough questions to an aspiring world leader, which is a good thing.

[@EdwardClayton]

The interview questions may have been loaded, but that doesn't in any way negate the fact that Corbyn provided terrible answers to most of the questions he got. His response to the question about how he would deal with a nuclear strike against Britain was literally an incoherent sermon about nuclear disarmament. Does that strike you as leadership material?

[@russianbot6994]

Deborah Gericke it's difficult to interview a complete moron .

[@nickvaughan8100]

Im voting Labour need change in this country

[@TheLastLogicalOne]

The interview questions are mostly - "So will you be bombing them or not?"

[@GoogleUser-lk6xn]

Literally

[@OutOfNamesToChoose]

I admire his honesty. He answers the questions, but ensures that he adds the background information surrounding his opinions.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Easy to criticise others when you know you're never going to be in a position to actually implement policy. He's a feckless, walking protest movement.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

He's no academic trust me, this washed up clown couldn't run a bath.

[@Willeton4]

Excellent interview, clear and presise, you have my support, lets do this 👌👍

[@PrimeNPC]

Andrew Marr is acting like a child throughout this entire interview. I wonder how much they paid him to try so desperately, pathetically hard to trip up Corbyn. You just got OWNED on your own show Marr. You're pitiful.

[@n33cho]

Get out there and vote for this man!!

[@sundarsubedi1546]

Corbyn should be next PM of GB.

[@cjhepburn7406]

Should. What happened?

[@danielhelder9939]

We need this guy in number 10 this June!

[@t814]

Daniel Helder Campaign for Corbyn and #VoteLabour #JC4PM

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

No we didn't want him. Thank-you

[@cipiatone]

Jeremy sounds like a reasonable chap.

[@brianbennett3904]

Finally a civilized candidate rising. Good on you Jeremy. If I were a Brit, I would vote for you!

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Easy for you to say, I doubt you'd want him running your country.

[@r4hul101]

Corbyn is the UK's answer to the question " What if Bernie Sanders was any more to the left ? "

[@duncanbrown747]

In many respects, Sanders is more left leaning than Corbyn...these are pointless, empty assumptions based on nothing.

[@tomj210]

more like what if bernie sanders was english and equally on point

[@leebrondum2643]

Rahul corbyn makes Bernie sanders look like a republican

[@tomj210]

not really

[@Lynchotype]

Compared to Bernie, Corbyn is a mess.

[@slomas8863]

Yes Jez, Yes! Some of the best responses I have ever witnessed against a clearly agended Marr, ya get me bab. #jc4pm

[@claudt1998]

corbyn i the biget wnkert ever itf he become pm thi country will be hite

[@toriesout2702]

Nice job Corbyn! Unlike May, he actually answers questions. Not the most important topic, but I really like that idea of Bank Holidays for each of the four national Saint days.

[@toriesout2702]

1Conor The point is the whole of the UK would acknowledge all four days as public holidays. Hopefully helping to bring and keep the country together.

[@lexyonyou]

If he gets in there will be hope for the UK. The people of the UK are lucky to have him running for the position. Good Luck Jeremy :) So refreshing to listen to sanity.

[@stevenpaulgoulding]

Insanity.

[@syedgilani7108]

Just learned about Jeremy through tyt. I wish we had this guy here in Australia. Hopefully he get elected and changes laws toward progression. I would love to move to the the uk after my CA

[@NightHawkGNE1]

No dodging on questions unlike most politicians. Well done Corbyn.

[@emmycollins402]

Jeremy is awesome. Pls,lets vote him in. He is the only politicians that has never wavered. Always being resolute in his beliefs.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

We've booted him out!!!

[@wavyavy]

Oh Andrew, I truly thought you were better than this.

[@rODIUMuk]

What a great guy

[@PunksterOS]

We need a competent leader, not a great guy. My uncle is a great guy, I wouldn't want him running the country either.

[@geass11]

I'd rather have Corbyn, than all the other useless leaders at the moment. At least Corbyn has good policies and works his socks off everyday campaigning.

[@rODIUMuk]

We need a strong leader. Someone with intelligence . There is no one better than Corbyn

[@PunksterOS]

Please do tell how he will achieve this strength for the country? He is weak as hell.

[@geass11]

+Punkster Daddy In what way is he weak? Seems like you're just spouting the nonsense you're hearing from the billionaire owned mainstream media. Or did you not know that your favorite newspapers are probably owned by billionaires? facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=202675760239183&set=p.202675760239183&type=3&theater

[@AstralFrost]

He's in good form here. Solid. Keep it up.

[@FfiFfiYwFi]

I Frames nice criticism bro

[@FfiFfiYwFi]

Sam Chiverton also nice criticism, good bit of ad hominem right there, I liked the part where you addressed his policies and not his demeanour.

[@FfiFfiYwFi]

Those principals are worth fighting for? Do you want a skeptical nation that lives in fear or a nation that stands proud of what it represents which is a nation that wants to change the world? If you want to remain in the status quo, then so be it, you're satisfied with how life is going and haven't witnessed what it's like to be at the bottom of the ladder. For the rest of us, we want something different. I believe Corbyn represents people like myself who are tired of the same old bullshit, who are tired of working all week to not have any savings and being under constant scrutiny of breaking any laws because of the nanny state we currently live in. Does that make me delusional? Sure you may think it's a bad time for the call for nuclear disarmament but I believe there's no better timing. I'm not going to judge this man because he doesn't want to kill innocent civilians in a country he has no attachment to, I respect the man even more for this decision. What are these drastic economical policies that would ruin you? Are you an entrepreneur who's exploiting his workers? What other non-drastic economical policies do other parties offer you that has twisted your arm? Considering that the majority of Labour still consists of New Labour/Blairites/Tory Lites, I wouldn't be surprised if his party would be more supportive if Tony Blair was the one leading the campaign. Blair tarnished the image of Labour and it's Corbyn's job to reinvent that image and bring back the old socialist ideologies that Labour was founded on. If you're going to base your opinions on disapproval ratings then you're more delusional. Also what's wrong with open boarders? Britain has always had open boarders since the dawn of time, and our culture has been shaped by it.... or are you afraid of the oogey boogey refuge- wait a second, immigrant coming over here, stealing our jobs, doing it better than us in a second language?

[@DFxAngelz]

The Tories failed to win a majority in 2010 and they scraped home on a wafer thin majority in 2015. Since that election they have been defeated in 70% of parliamentary byelections held, including losing a majority of 23,000 in Richmond. In addition, they have been defeated in every single mayoral contest including London and they have lost over 50 council seats. Labour, meanwhile, has won 60% of byelections held, half of those with increased majorities. Labour has won every mayoral contest and also increased its national share of the vote by 4% in the local elections. Yet the polls claim the Tories are sitting at 50 points. I have never heard such bollocks in my life. The polls do not reflect in any way, shape or form the disastrous electoral record of the Conservative Party. The polling claims are simply laughable. May has had a rush of blood to the head and has made a fatal miscalculation. One based on desperation and on foolishly believing the polls. The Tory propagandists who take the public for fools will not decide the outcome of this election, neither will the chattering classes, neither will the newspapers, neither will the BBC or Sky. It is the British public that will decide who will be the next prime minister of the country. That is their exclusive prerogative.

[@FfiFfiYwFi]

Rahee Ali great response.

[@MrPegusis]

Never have I been so excited by a politician in this country.

[@smashingdeano]

Well done. Corbyn for PM.

[@rupertsplinge6082]

Yeah. J C for Poverty Maker

[@ShimmerUK1]

You base than on conservative solid record of lifting people out of poverty right?

[@ShimmerUK1]

Interesting point of view and also very stupid and undemocratic telling people to shut up because you disagree nice and also mean your opinion matters not as your clearly have no idea what you going on about. Truth be told I find it all laughable we all sit inside our own little world be told how it should be yet you can't even see how absurd that is and you would not even understand what I mean because I doubt you have the intelligence you think you have to work out what I mean.

[@ameliacoleman3094]

Artie-8356 yassss

[@Cafferssss]

Our country needs Corbyn. More time under tories will cripple the working man, the nhs and public services.

[@Oitswan]

Vote for labour

[@austinsideburns]

Oh what could have been

[@shonamurphy2310]

im from ireland so im sure my opinion means nothing in elections in U.K but Corbyn sounds like the way to achieve what is needed peaceful political rhetoric views ... very intelligient and level headed and could bring U.K a much better geopolitical support network in this world right now its needed asap !!!

[@markorollo.]

marr says that 48% who are really upset i voted remain, im not upset, i accepted the decision and now trust jeremy to get us the best deal,

[@criartoros]

Love JC,man of honesty and integrity

[@shamanahaboolist]

Can we take our country back from the oligarchs? JezWeCan!

[@unchained5514]

in the interview he talks about the average ceo gets paid 180 x the average worker but then earlier in the week labour implied your one of the rich and should pay more at 70k (its already 42%) which is only 6 times the minimum wage. So is it me or labour lumping 7x minimum wage earners with the 180x?? As for tax rises just let this sink in with the exception of corporation tax, tax is already higher than most countries and countries that even coryn supports at that. For example top rate of income tax here 45% (there is a hidden band of 60%) but 'Socialist' bolvia its only 25% And as for oligarchs why did corbyn not refer to the death of the multi billionaire duke of westminster last year? But routinely condems the small cut in estate duty?? Or take Mcdonnel saying he would strip Richard Branson of his knighthood but not target his wealth?? P.s I agree with his anti war stance though.

[@Maltcider]

Being rich doesn't automatically imply that one is a CEO. Bolivia doesn't have a robust public health service like the UK or similar public programs that require high taxes to pay for.

[@unchained5514]

Have you any proof for that because I am pretty sure jez said he would retire to bolivia if he was to retire abroad so on that assumption he must think it a good country. Or take Hugo charvez left Venezuela with a top rate of income tax of only 35% (yet corbyn complains about the 45% issue) And like I said why did Corbyn ignore the duke of westminster issue last year if he is so legit?? I will eat my hat if you can find a reference because I looked on his twitter/facebook last year and could not find him mentioning him. I could see why the media would not cover him mensining him but on his own facebook/twitter there is no excuse for refering to it. Let alone in the commons.

[@DFxAngelz]

Raged Ape evo Nice sound bites mate, they sound fresh from the Daily Fail....

[@rabidware5428]

Raged Ape evo: Except that in the video you've commented on he states that he wants properly and well funded armed forces, so where do your idea's come from? Not Corbyn it seems. ;)

[@HonestSonics]

Given recent events, a heavy predicted defeat in the polls gives me great hope that Labour will win the bloody thing. Noam sends his regards, Mr Marr.

[@rafaeldegiacomoaraujo8778]

And we ended up with Bojo

[@lakelife8757]

I am shocked at Andrew Marr's interrogation and biased questioning of Jeremy Corbyn rather than asking about policies and what voting for Labour means. This is a direct contradiction to the way he interviewed Teresa May!

[@Captain_Rhodes]

easy choice this time round. vote for this guy

[@MrGeohotz]

If Britain lost this man, we lost the only honest politician. R.I.P UK if Jeremy Corbyn lost.

[@mehshaz]

After this interview the BBC news made it into something really negative and showed it on tv over and over again all day.

[@t814]

mehshaz The BBC is biased. When reporting on Labour's policy for free school meals to be funded by taxing private schools which are essentially private businesses, they interviewed several parents who were against this idea and then one private school headteacher who was for it. They didn't mention that private schools are a private business or that they only teach 7% of children out of the children in this country. Nor did they interview parents or teachers from state schools. Right now, the media are trying to associate Trump with Corbyn (the BBC did a news report on this. They put a big picture of Trump and Corbyn together then photoshopped Trumps red campaign hat on Corbyn's. They then did a report on fake news. These people have no shame. But you won't see them put up the very real picture of Trump and Theresa holding hands) except Trump was never anti establishment. He's like Clinton but not presidential. The only reason Trump got so much media was so that Clinton could look good next to him. The establishment didn't want Sanders, who had strong support and high approval ratings everywhere, to become President so they barely reported anything on him and ridiculed him a little for being old. The media here have rarely interviewed him but repeatedly reported news from Tories and Blairites bad mouthing him but never him which would be fair reporting. When asked to react to May's snap election speech, all they could ask him was about losing the election and standing down. Although he's second in the polls, they say Labour has zero chance of winning while claiming Libdems who are third in the polls may have a chance. Now they spent 20 minutes asking him about how eager he is to kill when they know he's anti war and that Conservatives are pro war. They didn't ask anything else even though Labour have released a lot of policies covering more pressing matters such as education and employment. The Tories have repeatedly broken election pledges and the media just sweeps over it. May repeatedly lies in Parliament and in speeches about how much she's saved the country and the media don't bat an eyelid. Now the criminal mass murderer and warmonger Tony Blair has publicly endorsed not only the Conservatives but also the third placers Libdems because they're very similar to the Conservatives (hence the coalition). That's why the Libdems who rarely get a mention have been getting so much attention and support from the establishment so that they become the official opposition which means nothing since they're completely useless. Even when they were in power. Birds of feather. #VoteLabour #JC4PM

[@Maria-up2yv]

i hope all you lovelies are gonna get out there n vote for him!!

[@TheJoyalrj]

The interviewer is being ridiculous - you cant expect corbyn to give decisive answers on terror situations with minimal information and context, decisons are discussed with advisors and committees and informed rational actions are taken. It is not a yes or no moment.

[@DeccyJ]

He represents me, and I'll be voting for him

[@theohyeahkid8500]

This guy is a ledgend #votecorbyn

[@Chrisallengallery]

NO, he is an idiot and has no clue how to deal with the working class in the UK. 4 new bank holidays ? That's fine for a salaried politician but not the self employed or those on zero contract. I can't afford a day off.

[@mariciomags6247]

oh and the the Tories have done such a good job looking after the working classes wake up mate the sun and the daily mail can only trick the working classes into voting against there best interests for so long

[@SonOfExcess]

My Name Is Luc He's a mess! He will never be PM, and when he loses he will resign. Thank God!

[@PunksterOS]

Maricio Mags No the Tories haven't been looking after the working classes, which is why we need a real alternative to them and Corbyn is not capable of it.

[@thebadman7471]

How those public socialist schools working out?? "Ledgend" lmfao!!!!

[@tjd18]

May be Andrew Marr should Allow to Jeremy Corbyn answer the questions hes Putting to him rather than butting in

[@jackbannan2626]

It sounds like Marr has got a bit carried away watching his boxset of 24.

[@زينب44]

An actual human being and a leader! I've also never seen media come at a reasonable politician as hard and making themselves look absolutely ridiculous. He's says what majority of people want regardless of which party they support.

[@crazypants88]

His answer to what he would write to military commanders in the event of his death was "follow orders when given". He doesn't even understand what he's signing off on, how would they follow his orders if he's dead? It's borderline comical. Honestly can't believe people can't see this man's shortsighted idiocy.

[@lukesaunders388]

Im impressed by Jeremy Corbyn in this interview, and recent interviews. He seems far more leader-like and much more confident within answers; whilst still coming across as a genuine man. On a side note, I've never came across a genuine, kind tory. Every single tory I've came across has been a horrible, rude, selfish person.

[@Martial-Mat]

I was increasingly irritated by Marr's insistence on reducing complex issues to yes or no answers.

[@Willeton4]

Excellent interview, clear and presise, you have my support, lets do this

[@AD-jt7bd]

I'm glad Corbyn is open to answering questions unlike May who sees it as an affront to be questioned.

[@flemhawker9134]

I never watch interviews between Jeremy Corbyn & Marr, they give me headaches. Marr is a ghastly man, prejudiced & so obviously bias. Noam Chomsky summed him up to his face during an interview some years ago & he was so right. Marr is a servant of the establishment, just look at the swines supercilious expression compared to Jeremy Corbyns, who oozes confidence and is so in control compared to the BBCs chief Pratt.

[@bereal6590]

I voted for him, I believe in a lot of what he says BUT he wasn't measured enough and majorly spooked the horses. He just didn't get that. There were things people needed to hear and he just wouldn't say them. Here we are all these years later and the uk usa and the world in a mess. People are afraid of Russia north korea Iran and China amongst others and trump wasn't and isn't a reasonable man so they didn't feel corbyn could do what he said

[@abdirahman12ful]

Awful interview, Corbyn literally destroyed him even though Marr keep on disturbing him. I hope Jeremy Corbyn wins.