Rishi Sunak slaughtered by journalists at press conference

[@davidwarburton-burley9967]

He says he expects the country to hold him to account but is taking away people's right to protest and majority of media outlets are pro-government

[@davidwarburton-burley9967]

@Dan Cater Alright I think you should take a break

[@russellmathews3599]

How can it be Rishi's problem if the majority of the country but materials produced by the right wing minded media ?

[@tippysdaddy7468]

Hopefully at the next General Election, we will kick the Toryscum out. Never in the history of British Governments, have there been any as bad as the 12 years of Toryscum. In excess of 330,000 deaths, caused by Toryscum policies.

[@steveparker8065]

Agreed, It's a little trick the tories use that we mortals call lying. They say what is required to keep their scam in place. They are censoring us, silencing us, gaslighting us and trying to remove our right to protest, right to strike and trying to make sweeping reforms to human rights in general. Also, electoral reforms to keep them in place while employing voter suppression. National action is needed.

[@thumbsocial6754]

Blocking roads is really lazy protesting lol

[@futureplanetlove]

5 immediate priorities - no mention of the energy crisis, the cost of living, climate action, or the threat to biodiversity and nature that is faced. Yet 'stop the boats' is on his top 5? That policy is awful.

[@joeleaton8752]

Tone wise that was bizarre press conference. He is an absolute Meme

[@SuperOrangebird]

The era of meme prime ministers, starting with Bojo. Fucking help us

[@maccamcfcflc]

You spelt twat wrong.

[@CPE1704TK5]

That’s how they get in under the radar. Like gremlins. Cute and funny then after midnight… for gods sake don’t vote after midnight

[@CPE1704TK5]

@@SuperOrangebirdfollowing the American model. For where we are headed, I observed that American politics has devolved to sending immigrants with no shoes in busloads to the house of opposing party members. Literal trolling.

[@steveiws]

He is proud of his "eat out to help out" which vastly increased the number of people catching and dying of COVID.

[@smileytall]

I'm proud of my record as Chancellor ... especially "Eat out to help out." Big love; second wave Sunak.

[@johnjephcote7636]

"I'm very clear". I hate those words. Like buying a looking glass and finding out it is a sheet of plain two-way glass.

[@richardruff8712]

Every time these useless politicians say " I'm very clear "... Is a direct admission that they have failed to get their message across earlier... If they were , in fact, very clear, then they wouldn't need to say that they are " very clear "....

[@anne-mariemarshall]

Seems like Sunak has been taking lying lessons of his predecessors - Capt BoJo Johnson et al. He simply does not have an honest word within him. Take for example what he says on the NHS. To hear him speak one would think that his parents were front line practitioner staff such as nurses. The truth is that his father, Kenya-born Yashvir, worked as an NHS GP, while his mother, Usha, who original comes from Tanzania, runs Southampton’s Bassett pharmacy. So his father would be earning about £. about £100,000 pa (some GP' earn up to £200,000pa, can't say if this was Sunak's dad's income though) whilst his mum would be earning about £85,000 pa. The Sunak family income would therefore have been jointly over £150,000 and possibly as much as £300,000. Not exactly the median average £33,000 earned by a front line nurse. Nor are the working terms and conditions of a GP or a community pharmacist, those of a front line hospital worker e.g a nurse on a ward not being able to stop work e.g. for a break, for 12 hours plus. Nor does being a GP and a pharmacist in a community chemist store expose the workers to the same pressures as those working in a busy NHS hospital. It isn't difficult to see, given more and more of the actual facts, how Sunak is twisting and manipulating the truth for his own ends. He gives out a small amount of truth and uses that to carry a significant untruth. In this example attempting to say he understands the NHS because his parents both worked in the NHS is at best a bending of the truth, more probably a blatant lie. This is just one example of Sunak and his (i.e. the Tory) government persistently lie and twist the truth to deceive the public for their own political ends and benefit. This is just one example of how this Tory government works and misleads us all. As we research the other things that the Tories say, we find ever increasing levels of lies and deception. As most of us are aware, Sunak has a background as a banker. He personifies the saying "you can never trust a banker!" They are just so far from being acquainted with the truth.

[@sammydingdong4540]

Billionaire wife who still has Russian business going on multiple luxury homes on every continent swimming pool at his home in which the town it is in had to close it's public baths due to lack of funding and this snake "proudly" replies that Nurses will not get a penny more ,what a huge P.O.S. he is.

[@autumnrain7342]

He really didn’t like being called a technocrat, the look on his face. 😂

[@samman938]

Draghi face 😈

[@anthonysmith8800]

How does he not get sick with dizziness after su much spinning?

[@richardruff8712]

Dizzy Lizzy taught him well...

[@bobnixon7123]

Just look at the underlying smirk on his face "" I can't believe these plebs are falling for this bs 🤣🤣" he needs to be in prison along with the rest of the 🤡🤡that have been in power all corrupt

[@mattambz]

How can half the NHS waiting times when you refuse to give them the pay rise they deserve..........and they're striking

[@pipoo1]

And there’s like 50,000 nursing vacancies and you were elected on a pledge to recruit 30,000.

[@whatsinaname11]

It's all just piss and wind.

[@DoctorBastard]

I can't tell if he's weak and lacking in confidence or if he just doesn't care about anything that's going on around him beyond his own self interests. Probably both.

[@carnmarth334]

The concept that this turd, who has lived with sycophancy and privilege throughout his life, suffers in any sense from "lack of confidence" is ludicrous. He's so thickly coated with Teflon that he can stand with a straight face and declare himself publicly proud of his record as Chancellor.

[@mikeyoung7660]

Well said mate 👍👍

[@marcuswilson3485]

I honestly think he doesn’t know reality. We must have a real person with life experience to understand the reality of life. It’s now just embarrassing internationally.

[@nauxsi]

@@marcuswilson3485 nah real people get shunned. They need to be affluent in order to be heard.

[@hutchgambles]

"I'm proud of my accomplishments during covid" I bet you are mate, made your rich mates significantly richer.

[@njkip]

And himself with shares in the vaccine companies...

[@a-borgia4993]

and how many died? and he was part of a government who broke their own rules.

[@robertfmorton]

Yeah, I remember the famous, 'eat out to help out' ....(help the covid to get another hold!).

[@norman7527]

It's what the mafia used to do

[@russellmathews3599]

Nowt wrong with makes my mates more rich . Wouldn't you do that for your mates .....if you had any ...that is

[@mdb3040]

He’s proud of his record as chancellor. When he took funding from deprived areas in order to ensure the most affluent areas of the country got even more money, this is something he’s proud of

[@silversurfer640]

MBD Yes it's on video too. Fancy taking money from poor areas, to give it to more affluent ones? The Tories really are lower then vermin.

[@wilberdene]

All been forgotten now it seems. Still coming on like Mr Niceguy and throwing out "sincere" gestures. Sickening.

[@TheTwosliceToaster]

@@wilberdene Everything they do gets "forgotten" in this stupid country. It's completely mental! In 2016 there were less than 2000 asylum seekers crossing the channel each year, and his bullshit party promised to reduce that alegedly oh-so-terrible number (even though it's a small number compared to other countries) by leaving the EU. Now that number has increased to nearly 50,000 each year (!!!!!), after his party has deliberately closed all the safe routes for most asylum seekers coming to the UK (whilst simultaneously only processing 4% of them which is appalling), and here they are promising to fix it again. They are deliberately creating these problems, and then pretending to be the ones who can fix them.....and they're doing it over and over again......and the stupid British public just keep falling for it again and again. I'm sorry but I despise the voting public just as much as the politicians. People in this country seriously need to learn how to use basic critical thinking skills, and figure out how to fact check really obvious bullshit. I'm so sick to death of watching the whole country get scammed by really obvious liars and crooks year after bloody year. ps. Sorry for the extended rant, but this has gone on for years. People need to fucking wake up and stop voting for these aresholes!

[@wilberdene]

@@TheTwosliceToaster Your frustration is well founded as far as I can see. I don't think people are paying attention and most of the papers they buy support the criminals. Most of the media, who purport impartiality, seem do the same in effect. My wife has made it clear that my constant rants are not doing anyone any good so I've had to ease up. Couldn't resist highlighting the insult of someone who's openly said he will take money from the needy to pass to the already affluent then go on to say he cares. He feels secure in his conviction we're all stupid. Infuriating. I'm going for a lie down; I'll ask the missus to wake me up for the election,ha ha!

[@alexharrington6459]

And those whom he fleeced, will vote for his party in the next GE...fuckwits to a man or woman.

[@DavidDel88]

They say “we can’t afford to give nurses a pay rise” but they can continue to give themselves (politicians) pay rises. Nurses have lost the equivalent of 19% in pay rises over the last decade- that’s why they’re asking for it. They want fairness. I was hoping the journalists would give him a harder time. The NHS is breaking and I’m heart broken watching this happen.

[@wolves1980]

How much is a nurse on do you now

[@DavidDel88]

@@wolves1980 the average nurse get 34k and the average politician is 84k per annum

[@johnbaker3234]

What about 7 millions a day spent on migrants could be used to give them a pay rise . Migrants who moan about food not being up to standards should be sent back !

[@DavidDel88]

@@johnbaker3234 I don’t know anything about migrants moaning about food. I’m only talking about pay rises of nurses and politicians.

[@DavidDel88]

@@roberttownrow3606 it was the title of the KZbin video. Very misleading

[@stevespiers9120]

So PROUD that he lost £9,000,000,000 of tax payers money to fraudsters during COVID. So PROUD of the £billions he handed over to Tory donors during COVID. So proud of the excess deaths his policies caused. So PROUD of the fine he got for breaking the COVID laws that he introduced. Is he even human?

[@mothman9003]

nope

[@stevespiers9120]

@@mothman9003Oh yes he is

[@elvissimpson9060]

@@stevespiers9120 Are you making a joke that he's a character in a terrible pantomime?

[@stevespiers9120]

@@elvissimpson9060 Maybe...just maybe! Well spotted!

[@keithmarshall45]

He’s an absolute knobhead and should be booted out ASAP

[@johntimberlake2958]

"We moved very quickly during Covid...to give millions of £££s to Michelle Mone"

[@Neil-qg9cw]

Don't forget Matt Hancock's pub landlord, and some random failing fashion designer from Miami 👍

[@karenhendry7686]

Who moved very quickly in selling her house, her yacht and fekn off to an island somewhere

[@pipoo1]

She’s just the tip of the iceberg. Tory donors have pocketed billions during the pandemic

[@johnwright9372]

Tip of the iceberg all on his watch as chancellor

[@johnhodgetts2111]

@@Neil-qg9cw And Zahawi 's wife (COVID) testing contracts awarded by....Zahawi.

[@karinbultje2835]

Waffle, waffle, waffle. Not a single straight answer given.

[@michaelstramm2366]

You expect a clear , concise , and correct answer out of a notorious liar?? The only thing this man is interested is he himself and not a wee piddle about the normal citicen in Britain.

[@lastdreamofhome]

"Let me be clear" is Toryspeak for "let me be as obtuse as possible"

[@tracer1127]

@@lastdreamofhome it’s clear alright, we are all being bent over with our trousers down and taking one for their incompetence.

[@lighting7508]

He’s actually got a talent. How many words can a man say without actually conveying any meaning 💀💀

[@jafboxed]

I’m not watching Sunak be slaughtered, I’m watching another tory take the piss out of us.

[@markewings7525]

Bang on mate

[@kabira.k1199]

😅😅😉

[@Dodilafir]

👍

[@TooMuchInfoToTrust]

100% He's being asked moderately challenging questions and he's giving slimeball answers for a different question. "Our door is always open" What an absolute piss take.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Well said God Bless You Amen xxxxxxx And God Bless Your Earthly Family Amen xxxxxxx

[@barbaracleverly9058]

‘People know what I did for😮 them as Chancellor.’ Yes, Sunak, we do! We’ve just heard you promise the paltry dum of an odd billion to improve primary education (millions of children) and we remember that you dished out 44 billion to one person - one of your friends as a bogus covid measure. Please stop going on about your ‘modest roots’ and your social conscience. We know who you are.

[@b62boom1]

I was one of the 3.5 million freelancers that Sunak abandoned during Covid. It cost my business.

[@audreymcgready4329]

Also remember the people on legacy benefits got nothing while everyone else got the extra. DWP even fought it in court remember.

[@Cheshire020]

"People know what I did for them as Chancellor" I swear I heard someone in the crowd snort when Sunak said that.

[@audreymcgready4329]

@@Cheshire020 Yeah that might have been many in the country when he said it.

[@petermozelewski2645]

What he did was stoke inflation with freshly printed money. This has created the economic conditions we now have. So he has dragged the economy down and then hopes to dazzle us with a small improvement before the election. Will the s****le fall for it? Judging by the jab programme where about 75% believed the government, he may well be right!

[@aaronb.9707]

The fact that he slightly smirks whilst Beth Rigby is asking him the question he's so out of touch with people and the attitude is atrocious

[@leecromer3289]

Don’t forget his 730 million quid he has in the bank and his wife’s billions…

[@sprobablycancr4457]

@@leecromer3289 They worked Sunday's AND bank holidays to earn all that.

[@harryjames9157]

@@leecromer3289 what they earn as a family is completely up to them. If they work hard and reap the rewards than why shouldn’t they? Are you a communist thinker of because I can’t have it then no one should? And to take from the ‘rich’ and divide everything up so everyone has even amounts. That never works and never will work and the world should always be a place where if you work hard then you have the right to reap all the benefits that brings.

[@alfonsohorcajada4399]

Totally agree!! Painful to watch...he comes across as an arrogant and entitled public school boy completly out of touch with real working people! I am fuming!

[@vickanden7816]

Yes I thought the exact same thing

[@jamesatkin4612]

Asking a Homeless Man what he does for a living whilst serving him in a food kitchen is his latest gem.

[@ianmangham4570]

Are you in business? Lmao, what a clown 🤡 he is.

[@jamesatkin4612]

@@bethmcmullan7686 that’s what happens when Politicians don’t stick to the spin doctor script, Boris couldn’t fail to put his foot in it on pretty much every outing.

[@tomak79]

I could not believe what Sunak had asked the man, that I had to replay the video. Secondly, the homeless man was embarrassed by the question from the PM. I would say that the man possibly had profound life-changing circumstances that resulted in his homelessness, which was beyond his control! 05/01/2023 UK

[@jiaxingchen7236]

@@tomak79 if you live in western Europe and you are homeless. Then it's your own fault. Countries here provide so much care and some still can't manage? Come on.

[@VARMOT123]

@@tomak79 read the actual transcript and look up the guardian article . That guy first said he worked in business and then rishi asked on it

[@steveturner6770]

He gave more than £6bn to fraudsters and just shrugged his shoulders

[@kennethdavies8610]

Five days of the new year gone already gone already and he and his useless government have already thrown there hands up in surrender to there friends in the E U, Article 16 went out the window from the day it was mentioned now 4days into the year and the unelected H O Frauds have have already made Britain open house for any Tom Dick Harry to just walk in while the Tory's still refuse to scrap this so called human rights law which they are using on this country like a loaded shotgun. Time for these traitors to our country to go before they can do any more damage.

[@voodootfs]

Which has to be paid back by the tax payer, not out of his pocket

[@norawright807]

Well,, it's not his billions, is it? I wonder how he would react if it was his wife's billions that had been stolen.

[@clivecosta-correa2102]

With today's speech and Q&A, Sunak has removed any lingering doubt that he is simply tone deaf to the plight of the average Brit and is completely out of his depth. Beyond depressing.

[@nicsully7840]

This is the one and only positive the came out of this complete waste of time.

[@bernardcribbins7083]

I totally agree. He's been reflecting on our problems while relaxing in his new swimming pool and leisure complex at home in his multi million pound mansion in Yorkshire. Or the other mansion Checkers. Or the slightly smaller mansion at Downing Street.

[@cata112233]

That's a good thing. Considering how absolutely braindead the average conservative voter and middle class person is, the incompetence and villainy of the Tory government needs to be put on full display for them to see reality without any sort of filter.

[@euandonald2663]

He couldn't care less. The bastard.

[@icebox1954]

@@bernardcribbins7083 So what? The average Brits aren't exactly the brightest bunch. Being led by an average person is the worst thing you could do. You want a superiorly educated person to solve the problems the public is clearly too inept to deal with themselves, hence the point of a democracy.

[@David_Bower]

He's so far out of touch with reality, he couldn't even begin to comprehend what people are having to go through even if he wanted to try to understand.

[@christopheradderley6902]

Where is the magic wand? Do you possess it!? I’m sure he’d use it if there was one; it would make him mighty popular with people.

[@russellmathews3599]

Simples . Vote the Tories our if .....aaahhh if ...If only there was a viable alternative that ..... important this.....that the majority of British Taxpayer Voters would stand at the ballot box and mark a cross against ......is there a VIABLE VOTE GETTING ALTERNATIVE.......on the day ???? I really don't believe that there is or at least no one is creating a political party that represents the Alternative

[@nonenone-vt8cg]

He is as far out of his depth as Eddie Izzard is out of his trousers

[@ozzie2612]

@@russellmathews3599 vote labour then ... different 13 years to the torys

[@russellmathews3599]

@@nonenone-vt8cg utter twaddle of a comment. Explain its basis .

[@blinkblink9757]

I'm not a body language expert but this has all the hallmarks of someone lying to the police.

[@YourMom-mt9ld]

It's like trying to sound normal and nonchalant

[@helengournay2377]

the nerves! and the nerve of him.

[@dianamincher6479]

Most of it-delusional!

[@davidwarburton-burley9967]

Tories wiped £70bn off the economy then have the cheek to tell nurses their requests need to be affordable

[@nealestr]

i have the utmost respect for our nurses etc but a 19 percent pay rise really

[@davidwarburton-burley9967]

@@nealestr It's a negotiating starting point. It's beyond moronic to claim that they wouldn't accept anything less than that

[@wordsoflove8787]

@@nealestr Look at the pay rise MP's have gotten in the past 3 years and think about how much cheek you have saying the nurses are asking for too much after all they were put through during Covid with all they had to show for it being us clapping out our windows.

[@greentroll9326]

they also can pay billiions to serco to house migrants over bbritish homelss no money for nhs but money for illegals that are actually causing more strain on the nhs

[@johnglynhughes4239]

Lame and lazy comment: solidarity with the nurses ✊

[@AzzieTheGamerr]

The only thing richi did during covid was give all his friends all the money

[@ollyosborne3097]

It was all Sajid Javid and Philip Hammond policies, he just continued to execute them and took the credit.

[@timcomley5948]

Do give it a rest

[@leahheffernan4644]

@@timcomley5948 says 84 comments man lol

[@CPE1704TK5]

💯

[@johnterry5732]

It could have been worse Labour could have been in power and the country could have collapsed

[@robertallardice8119]

Sunak should get an appointment with his private doctor because I think he is suffering from amnesia!

[@monkeytennis8861]

He's certainly delusional

[@RaverOperatorGeeza]

@@monkeytennis8861 he's also a WEF stooge

[@carlarthur4442]

Or Has mental health issues 🤔.

[@carlarthur4442]

@Raver Operator / Heeza_Geeza he's one of the W E F puppets . We need to remove these dangerous people who are in power .

[@russellmathews3599]

Even you should know getting an appointment takes months ... Give Rishi a break

[@mikeriley5548]

What a piece of work he is,when are people going to wake up ffs

[@FITZYIS]

when you do to the alternative

[@philthebus]

With better maths we can quickly calculate how f***ed we are.

[@simongigney2138]

If Rishi loves maths so much, why don't we hold their party an their spending too account. 😑

[@JT-si6bl]

Good call. What sort of maths? I’m kinda keen to see calculus as the’maths’.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

With such a negative mindset you will always be so no matter the circumstances. Clever people don't see problems only opportunities.

[@simongigney2138]

@@jjefferyworboys8138 no apparently clever people profiteer off others.

[@shafiabegum7243]

What’s wrong with you joe…. He’s not being “slaughtered” 😂 he’s getting an easy ride as usual

[@vseme1572]

He definitely enjoyed being slaughtered with these softball questions tailormade to allow him to deliver his talking points.

[@FromTheFens219]

The second one is particularly bad. 'Will you achieve this all in a year?Are you our technocrat, here to restore calm?'

[@chrishartley3582]

The right wing media will always give any Tory leader an easy ride then back them to the hilt at an election.

[@iainb1577]

Joe's dishonest clickbait titles really spoil this channel for me.

[@martinkingsbury2179]

Weak questions, questions preset by corrupt Tory press

[@AnthonyEvans-gf8fd]

If those journalist actually worked together and followed up on each other’s questions then we would have the accountability we needed and he’d have to stop bullshitting every answer.

[@Neil-qg9cw]

The 5 promises the people want are: 1) GET 2) THE 3) TORIES 4) OUT 5) NOW!

[@frenchonion8861]

Not for labour that only look after the benefit scroungers

[@aroudedinsulance4307]

@@frenchonion8861 well do you have any bright ideas? because clearly the 'trickle down effect' hasn't worked for like 20 years since the rich hoard the money

[@Mantiscular12]

@@frenchonion8861 Benefit scroungers??? Those people on benefits are ill and you have no clue what they go through. Try putting yourself in their position yah muppet. 🤡🤡🤡

[@_rubyrose10_]

preach !!

[@Capybarrrraaaa]

@@frenchonion8861 Do you have no idea what a welfare state is for?

[@jdubbleu1011]

The problem is “being held to account” basically means that when you mess up that you get to hand in your resignation then write a book about it.

[@hayleyxyz]

Abysmal performance. All platitudes and empty promises with no details or plan how he hopes to achieve them. Totally dodges hard questions and waffles on.

[@novacaine_]

He'll go back into hiding after this

[@powderandpaint14]

So the same old Conservatives really.

[@petyrkowalski9887]

I agree. It was vacuous.

[@russellmathews3599]

Has my vote and an 80 seat majority in parliament.

[@AM2K2]

He batted away every question with ease

[@highdownmartin]

When Beth rigby started with “ you can’t get a train “ I thought she’d continue with “ you can’t fill someone else’s car up with petrol and you can’t even manage to use a card to pay for it “ So Prime Minister , what the British public would like to know is , can you actually find your arse with both hands?

[@comanchio1976]

😂👍

[@humansnotai4912]

Haha! I was having exactly the same thought ;0)

[@michaellawrence7570]

No he can't find his arse the rat

[@mistakay9019]

you wouldn't download a train....

[@peterwillson1355]

Ok, but why would you WANT to find your arse with both hands? One's plenty for me

[@wobblywally-0]

Greasy Sunaks spin doctors working over time but failing miserably sums up their entire party.

[@samlittle-lx9jo]

It's amazing how the English destroyed a small Island in 60 years with mass immigration & illegal;s they are run by Indioa blacks & Islam the English are vanishing from football TV & Streets & will soon be the minority Islam black countries & India all support Putin & these 3 cultures are praised daily by the English terrorism mass white child grooming gun knife crimes street robbery on whites all praised daily., the world are reporting Britain is now a third world country with no hospitals schools housing prisons full pof terrorist & migrant criminals & billions spent on looking after Islam blacks & Eastern European benefits

[@gohrt9139]

Greasy sunak spot on like the rest of them

[@bumberClart1000]

He keeps it greasy so it’ll go down easy.

[@stefdyon6552]

Racist comment

[@russellmathews3599]

Explain . I'm not getting your comment

[@politicalx6151]

Can anyone explain to me why the press are not asking why they should trust Sunak, after he lied about attending parties?

[@frankshailes3205]

He is a convicted criminal.

[@kevablade]

Because beth rigby and mate kay also were caught breaking the rules.

[@terriireland2884]

At the moment I'm not bothered about his partying - my Mum waited 11 hours in A&E at age 89 and she has died. They are all a waste of space and actually feel get rid of the lot of them.

[@kennethmckenzie294]

If we had all written to Santa asking for the countries problems to be solved, we would have a better chance of it happening than trusting Sunak to get it done!....

[@James_Doyle83]

Unfortunately santa can't solve them kind of problems his elves can't improve the country or the world

[@rudbel88]

well said... Tories are definitely on the naughty list.. Sunak BS WEF puppet

[@christineprice9378]

@@James_Doyle83either can sunak

[@johnterry5732]

Better to ask Santa then Labour

[@kanedNunable]

@@johnterry5732 *than. Illiterate right winger shock.

[@uk145]

He's proud of his record as Chancellor. Can't believe he said that out loud.

[@patwhittingham9196]

I couldn’t believe what he said.. COVID did cause a lot of pressure and still is, if he showed the graph of the health services in Germany, France, Belgium Poland and all of the European countries who suffered the same pandemics as Britain , they have now recovered, why haven’t we?

[@Neil-qg9cw]

He thinks furlough is some kind of special achievement the public love him for. What's so special about borrowing unprecedented amounts of money and throwing it out to the public willy nilly? He was so carefree about it all he gave billions to fraud - what a guy!

[@brendanpmaclean]

@@patwhittingham9196 Because we have a very broken voting system that allows a minority to choose a government comprised of perhaps the worst qualified MPs in a generation, devoid of political competence and any sense of compassion. This government is nothing short of a fucking disgrace.

[@herecomesthatboy1961]

Yeah but he's not gonna turn aroudn and admit 'yeah I fucked up massively and you're all suffering because of my mistakes'. Even if it's true.

[@petefl1818]

@@patwhittingham9196 " COVID did!", note the past tense, yes again the pretence Covid has gone away which it certainly has not. But then it's far too hard a problem to solve for these politicians to handle who are only good at cutting services or selling state assets cheaply to the donors or families, so they're pretending that Covid has gone away.

[@phildavies6020]

He’s being crystal clear that he’s not going to put a date on any of his promises which will never be met!

[@bernardcribbins7083]

He's clear: he wants to meet them all this year. And if he doesn't, that's not his fault. He would've managed it had it not been for those pesky Labour kids again.

[@craigfowler7098]

Presumably sometime after general election as usual

[@jimdonaldson9914]

His first promise of cutting inflation in half this year will be met, all economists, the BoE and the IMF say it is inevitable... all without any intervention being required. So good for Rishi looking to claim credit for something he won't positively affect.

[@edwardbrady5843]

​@@jimdonaldson9914 correct.

[@goldenturd1155]

If he had promised the greatest depression the world has ever seen he wouldn't need to worry about getting it wrong

[@MrFreesearcher]

He won't deliver on one of his promises, never mind 5 of them. Everything he talks about is beyond him.

[@ianoliver3130]

Time to get Boris back! He has a plan for 40 new hospitals, 50,000 additional nurses and an"oven-ready" solution to the crisis in social care!

[@MrFreesearcher]

@@ianoliver3130 Barking Boris and the 50K that May got rid of before 😂

[@jafar4marva]

And it's not the slightest problem to him that he almost certainly won't

[@terriireland2884]

@@ianoliver3130 Trouble is what decent person with a modicum of intelligence would want the job??

[@FITZYIS]

if he delivers one thing it will be one more than labour would have done

[@willduffay2207]

Sunak is proud of his record as chancellor during Covid. So he's proud of the Tory-donor VIP lane for dodgy PPE from unproven start-up companies, he's proud of the patchy furlough scheme that failed to protect those in the gig economy that the Tories love so much, he's proud of the £37bn spent on the test and trace system run by Boris Johnson's pal Dido. Seriously, Rishi: you're actually proud of that catastrophic record of vast wastage and incompetence and corruption?!?

[@alanjones4622]

"Pouring more money into the NHS?" I understood it passed straight through into the pockets of the privatized providers like those who provide stand in doctors at thousands of pounds per day.

[@stevencharnock9271]

Please publish your proof.

[@gamevids4181]

@@stevencharnock9271 Go and volunteer as an agency Health Care Assistant in a hospital for around 40 pounds an hour. Go and get a job as a Health Care Assistant at the same hospital and receive 10 pounds 61 pence an hour. So full-time staff become agency workers as it pays more. It's BROKEN.

[@Simon...........]

I'm not saying anything here is wrong per se. But alot of the buzz at the moment is you can't keep giving it more. Or the budget went up. And I heard the other day it's because of a few thousand who came on boats. News flash. People have sex in the UK. Born and bred here. We are a population of 60 mil + 20 years ago it was 45 mil. More people means more money every year is needed to keep the same level. Not hold steady. You think bezos got where he did by just putting in the same amount of money each year and never upping it. More staff needed in the NHS but people miss the point, it's because there's more of us. Our family has grown this year, no one died and 1 born so that's one more for the GP just from us.

[@Simon...........]

Also the world, the west, us, however you want to put it, are getting sicker. There's plenty of good authors, professors and leading research in the physiology world to show that right now, with the amount of processed crap we are shoveling into us. We are getting more and more sicker. Sicker this year than last. Sicker than 20 years ago, sicker that 100 years ago. More people with sickness and long term health issues again needs more resource. Yes they may say oh we plough in an extra £1 billion this year but that's only £100 quid per each person living here extra. Also wasn't brexit meant to give 18.2 billion extra per year to NHS... Red bus? Just give this year's brexit bonus to all the nurses. Done

[@kanedNunable]

@Wid Eye please leave then and allow us to fix it. stop letting them get their way, simp.

[@shelbiemaerose4380]

Always smirking, is it funny?

[@gohrt9139]

He's smirking because he's stalling lying to us all

[@shingerz]

Is it a nervous smirk

[@gabriel771100]

It's a tell.

[@bobecks66]

I hate that so much, all the Tories have it when they are called out. It's so sinister and revealing.

[@tracer1127]

He’s smirking because he knows when he gets home he has an armed guard ensuring he wakes up tomorrow. He will also sleep well knowing his fridge freezer is fully stocked and his heating is on 24 hrs a day keeping him nice and toasty whilst the majority of the UK are starving and freezing their balls off.

[@user-yb8yl6pn1m]

“Door is always open” yet they called off the negotiations. The public should protest in solidarity with the strikes, Rishi is taking us for fools

[@Adamb87]

I would like to see Novara media in the room asking the questions, along with a load of working class citizens scrutinising Rishi's MAJOR UTTER BULLSHIT

[@kincaidwolf5184]

Novara media isn't working-class lol. There are all wealthy middle-class university graduates...

[@Paul_Davies]

GB News has more credibility than Novara

[@damienmorrison7226]

@@Paul_Davies lol

[@damarekonayaro5781]

@@Paul_Davies Nope.

[@zeddeka]

Interesting that you make a distinction between Novara and working class citizens. One thing Novara certainly isn't is working class.

[@brianferguson7840]

I have had French citizenship for ten years. Two years ago I needed a knee replacement. From first diagnosis to operation, three weeks. Followed by four weeks of residential physiotherapy, 6 sessions per day. Next week I am having an opp on my foot, 8 days waiting. That is what a health service looks like.

[@hammerofolympia3716]

It's ok soon we will be taking the dingies to France that the immigrants leave on our beaches

[@maureennewman905]

we actually believed NHS was the envy of the world , until we experienced health care abroad . NHS has long been terrible , governments have deliberately ruined it

[@CPE1704TK5]

I heard the same from Italian friends. The doctor still does house calls!🤯 also glad your operation went well

[@flowerpower7288]

🤣 true

[@jamesbarbour8400]

@@hammerofolympia3716 that certainly wouldn't be a bad idea (moving to France - I want to retire there ), but I doubt the French Authorities on the far side of the Channel would be as 'welcoming' as the guys on our side. Except they're not on our side - they're hell bent on saving as many of these financial parasites as possible, and by letting them set foot on British soil, they'll just completely ruin this Country - we no longer have a say in anything.

[@ZanyWabbit]

We are doomed whilst we are run by billionaires protecting their own... Sunak is so slimey... still using Covid, grinning his way through

[@shingerz]

Yes he reminds me of blair total liar

[@ZanyWabbit]

@shingerz not here to compare.. I'm talking about what I see on screen.

[@shingerz]

@@ZanyWabbit I know I'm seeing the lies too

[@ZanyWabbit]

@@shingerz so stick to video.. we know the past.

[@shingerz]

@@ZanyWabbit yeah don't I know it they started the ball rolling in this mess too they Labour are not exempt from our country's failings n this thing in charge now is no different

[@TrezenEN]

He is unelected. The gall of the man is astounding.

[@salvatoreboemi448]

Not a manly. Way to talk. His body language says he is gay

[@Dori1951]

@ben... Yet another one who has not worked out that in the UK we vote for a party, not a prime minister. When I last looked, Rishi Sunak was in the same political party as his immediate predecessors... Furthermore, this is not the first time that there has been a prime-ministerial change without a general election, and I don't mean the Johnson-Truss change. But hey, who cares about facts?

[@samperry2376]

You can’t blame Covid anymore it’s been over a year since the country opened up again.

[@888ssss]

ok. it was unbacked money printing to fuel a fake property boom. happy now ?

[@Galacticmaster]

cant blame russia either for the current inflation - its their oil and gas we are buying, had loads of time to shift away from fossil fuels since the early 90s.

[@markwelch3564]

and everyone else has managed to recover. The UK is almost unique in it's failure to recover economically

[@OFSpankableRoxyRae]

Why hasnt he been dragged out already media finally seeing it for what he is!

[@andydudley1775]

you can if your desperate to make sure the people who pays our criminal convIcted tory PM do not pay tax.

[@hayden9389]

The first question he immediately reverts to being big headed about non - existent achievements he's made up about himself

[@nativeenglishpaul2836]

We hugely respect and value the workers in our public sector. We just don't think they deserve a living wage.

[@G4RY1159]

Some good food in the Food Banks

[@frankshailes3205]

@@G4RY1159 A lot less these days. Many of us can no longer afford to give.

[@G4RY1159]

@@frankshailes3205 I hear Ya ✌

[@supermash1]

Tell us Native English Paul, how would you have public sector wages raised in the U.K.? Raise taxes, borrow the money, or print it out of thin air? I'm honestly interested in your answer. In case you were unaware, almost every government employee gets a defined benefit indexed pension, unbelievably generous benefits, much earlier retirements than private sector workers, much higher starting wages than private sector workers, etc. etc. I suggest that if public sector employees want higher wages, they go into the private sector and start their own businesses and stand on their own two feet. I have no respect for unmotivated public sector employees that think the world owes them a living, and feel entitled to constantly escalating wages and benefits that have no relationship to their efficiency. Extorting your wage and benefits from spineless politicians through belligerent unions is not something that people who actually face economic reality have any respect for.

[@nativeenglishpaul2836]

@@supermash1 getting public sector workers to go into the private sector isn't a solution. That's already happening, it just makes the situation worse. We already have 130k vacancies in NHS. If they all leave we'll have no NHS. Private sector employers pay more because they actually negotiate with the unions to avoid or end strikes. Since you asked I would implement a fairer tax system that actually taxes the super rich with a wealth tax that taxes assets rather than earnings.

[@waynemorris8388]

I bet he doesn't wait for 2 years to see a doctor

[@terriireland2884]

Exactly - he has private health care. I have a cracked vertebrae and have waited almost a year to get a hospital appointment which sounds as though it's good going tho....time yet to have it cancelled!!

[@FaisalKhan-nx2jr]

😉😉

[@olgawyn746]

Please remember, Sunak said he had no working class friends!! It's on camera.

[@novac6374]

He also bragged about taking money from the poor and giving it to the rich.Also on camra

[@jasereed5258]

Yeh but he did give £10 in eat out to help out.

[@verystripeyzebra]

He also thinks his wife's tax arrangements are irrelevant as it is him who is the elected official, not his wife.

[@audreymcgready4329]

We are all beneath him.

[@andydudley1775]

@@novac6374 and his loving loyal voters in the rishi area's grassed the criminal convicted tax dodging lying tory up .says alot does it not may be thats why they was not giving a 2 nd chance.

[@rogerlee660]

Yet you gave MPs a 20% last year through the back door

[@rorylyons1091]

Was that with or without lube.

[@sarangistudent8614]

Ouch

[@Demun1649]

That's what the Tories do.

[@MKRM27]

But that’s not actually true.

[@Demun1649]

@@MKRM27 Why not?

[@briangriffin2905]

Sunaks smarmy grin + the total insincerity is truly mind-boggling, I wonder if the public will swallow this spin.

[@kerryfry1857]

No

[@SELondonUSA]

The public won't but the meek journos look like they have.

[@federicoprice2687]

Nope. He's a fraud.

[@littlewoodimp]

They swallowed Johnson, the bastard offspring of Mr Blobby and a satyr.

[@phantomhorse8255]

He's like a twin if Tony Blair, but just a shade darker. In more ways than one! The fact that he's married to a billionaire wife says it all. Whoever would have though Britain would end up with a non-elected Asian PM who's so disingenuous.

[@xTerminatorAndy]

he grew up in an nhs family?! I doubt he's ever been to an NHS GP in his life

[@jokermaan1]

His mother had a pharmacy, no doubt making a nice living from selling medication prescribed by her GP husband!

[@Dori1951]

@@jokermaan1 pharmacies do not make much money on prescription medicines! That's why they need to sell a lot of other stuff, like toothbrushes and nail polish... Do check your facts...

[@clacton17]

Austerity brought to you by Tories and LibDems, Brexit brought to you by Tories and Farage, two Silent Killers in our midst.

[@tams805]

The Lib Dems haven't been in power for almost a decade. Give that a rest.

[@francescostello1377]

Don't kid yourself, both parties are two cheeks of the same backside, both Neo Liberal WEF globalist, owned lock stock and barrel. Brexit has got nothing to do with it fgs. All western US Hegemonic countries are failing fast both politically and financially,

[@clacton17]

@@tams805 Austerity started in 2010 and on going.

[@888ssss]

austerity brought to you by a boomer property pyramid based on unbacked credit.

[@Adamb87]

@@888ssss and the trifecta of corrupt bourgeoisie Tory/lib dem governments, bankers and MSM selling out the people

[@royrcf]

The Tory Government didn't start this morning. They have created this situation in the last twelve years since they were first elected, a competent Government would have been prepared for the current crisis. The NHS would be well funded not asset stripped to the point of failing.

[@You-tw4zs]

Richi has mastered saying nothing in as many words as possible.

[@Anon-xd3cf]

Filibustering.

[@richardruff8712]

Just when you thought that Dizzy Lizzy was the worst ever...

[@1960caesar]

Double Speak ! 1984 G Orwell

[@uk145]

The only thing you can measure him on is a target inflation rate of 5.5% in 12 months' time. Pathetic press conference, nothing said, nothing promised.

[@yttommy76]

@@uk145hardly a stretch target … depressing empty words as ever

[@novac6374]

Remember we paid for that suit,plus all his meals, drinks and all his bills.

[@tomtheeagle1]

I really do object to paying for those suits. Can't he get one that fits?

[@paulbaker9879]

@@tomtheeagle1 Couldn't give a shit what they wear. They can go to parliament in hoodies if they want. Suits are just a disguise to hide how much of an incompetent, hateful, capitalist rich boy he is, because the public has a serfdom attitude. He wears a suit therefore must be wonderful.

[@tomtheeagle1]

@@paulbaker9879 Irony is a word possibly missing from your dictionary? The only thing I want to see him wearing is a shroud!

[@Anon-xd3cf]

Unlikely. Man's wife is worth HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS... Likely she bought it for him. That suit is probably more expensive than most people houses.

[@tomtheeagle1]

@@Anon-xd3cf Still doesn't fit him properly and was originally designed for a 19 year old starting work for the first time!

[@newtron1]

5 promises that will be broken.

[@monkeytennis8861]

What promises? Just vague drivel with zero detail on how he will go about it.

[@andydudley1775]

premeditated lies are a future tory promise.

[@Lucky-wt6fg]

Empty promises…..

[@richardhall2201]

Iirc, Sunak’s major achievement during Covid was Eat Out to Help Out which started the 2nd wave & lockdown. We haven't forgotten, Rishi....

[@mobbarley7517]

2nd wave.... jez

[@michaellawrence7570]

Excellent comment

[@michaellawrence7570]

@film fan not this time

[@phantomhorse8255]

I know, the lady asking the first questions starts off by asking why we would have any faith in yet another Tory PM when so many just gone before have failed us so miserably, and Sunak proudly says he was Chancellor then and how well he did in government before becoming PM - eh! Yes, Sunak, you were very much a part of the previous CRAP!

[@drewcampbell8555]

Sets five very low bar, then asks us to judge him by clearing them, mostly within an unspecified time frame. Path-et-ic!

[@buddhababy2005]

He also omits to say HOW he is going to achieve any of it!

[@reluctantsocialist2670]

4 of those promises have been predicted to happen anyway by experts, like inflation is predicted to fall by half by the end of the year, and what was his promise on inflation? that it halves by AROUND the end of the year. Worst thing is there's a ton of people that will lap that up if it means they get to shit on some brown people in boats

[@SineN0mine3]

His promises turned into goals as soon as some slight pressure was applied... I thought that was telling.

[@chrisdrye2600]

He's being very clear about the things he's being crystal clear about in order to be absolutely clear about clarity for the sake of being completely clear.

[@keycuz]

Well, glad you cleared that up.

[@tonycook7679]

And doors being open, he's very clear about that. Don't ever forget that the right to strike has to be balanced against the right of the extremely wealthy to avoid paying for the worker's labour.

[@carnmarth334]

He's quoting that from Theresa May. Because all that self-professed "clarity" worked so well for her when faced with any question.

[@adamboots1]

And he’s allways said that he’s allways said that (to be clear)

[@maynardmckillen9228]

It's clear he is stalling any substantive government action to recognize, define, and solve actual problems. It'also clear that his responses invariably punt the much-needed solutions into a murky future limbo. "He's a real Nowhere Man, Sitting in his Nowhere Land, Making all his Nowhere plans for Nobody..."

[@gregadair1546]

The door is always open but there’s no one in 😂😂😂

[@iainb1577]

I would be interested to hear his answer to the question "How many Tory MPs do Not have private health care ". I suspect the (true) answer would be zero along with the interest they have with taking good care of it.

[@andydudley1775]

you know the answer already it free and works well for them jumping que's.

[@grahamlees4394]

and they can probably claim it on their expenses 😏

[@paddymallory4080]

@@grahamlees4394 they can. During the expenses scandal under labour my local mp claimed private healthcare for himself, his wife, his parents hid in laws and his children. Yearly cost of £12,000 +a year

[@martincopeland8153]

@@paddymallory4080 which Party I wonder. How did he justify his parents and in-laws ffs?

[@sweaty7012]

@@paddymallory4080 Really? Jesus.

[@anthonywilson8998]

Heis still proud of wasting 100 billions plus £11 billion in negligent insurance omission. He does not live in the real world.

[@davidwarburton-burley9967]

Perform in the job before? Only G7 country not to have returned to our pre-pandemic economy level

[@Charlie-zg3wk]

‘Thanks for the support question. Well look, *insert easy to understand Tory soundbite*. I’m proud of what we did during COVID *insert another media friendly soundbite*, we love our NHS, *please don’t ask me about nurses pay and lie about getting public transport*. Thank you, please could we keep the questions short for purposes of time *and because the second question is always one I can’t and won’t answer*. Congrats Rishi, another prize performance.

[@losthope9909]

The five things the people are most worried about? I'm pretty sure that energy prices would be in that top five 🤔

[@888young2]

Energy priced are in the brackets of inflation

[@losthope9909]

@@888young2 Why would they be?

[@888young2]

@@losthope9909 the cost of energy is the most significant aspect of inflation. as energy cost rises so too does the cost of production which is what causes inflation. This is why inflation is so high now and is a reflection on our reliance on russian fuel

[@888young2]

@Maid Subrena depends where in the country you live. my advise to anyone would be that we live in a globalised world. you have the choice to leave if the quality of life doesnt suit your own. i have moed to mexico and started a restaurant on the beach. was the best decision of my life

[@losthope9909]

@@888young2 We don't really rely at all on Russian gas, I'm sure I read that it was around 4% of the UK total in 2021, so that ought not to be too much of a factor.

[@britneyclears641]

Hes literally holding a laugh back when answering serious questions

[@arsenal10141014]

It’s called ‘dupers delight’. Well studied behaviour. Watch the McCann’s interviews… Amanda Knox…

[@britneyclears641]

@@arsenal10141014 interesting just watched a vid on that, very much the same

[@decimal1815]

He just answers the question that he's rehearsed with his Spads.

[@mhtxi9486]

You also noticed what I find weird about him. He could be laughing.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

The poison dwarf, wiggles his way out of the woodwork. Not seen for the entire holiday season, missing, presumed in America! 🔥👿🔥

[@richardruff8712]

Please... Lets be fair to them all.. It takes a long time to count up all those millions of Pounds, which they all own... Of course, its better to be shut away in one of your mansions, protected by armed Police ( at public expense ) rather than be seen nowadays.

[@edwardbrady5843]

Yes in America meeting with the new owners of the NHS.

[@patricketienne2579]

Yes - he was on Malibu beach ... as far away from Britain as possible.

[@ComputeCrashers]

I love how he completely ignores and tries to slide past the question of whether he's a technocrat

[@sallyp2450]

He is an oily operator and has done his training on how to glide through questions without really answering any. God knows how Rish! Sunak got to be our PM, but our country is in a complete mess. You can’t even get Night Nurse or Calpol in the pharmacies at present.

[@christopheradderley6902]

Do the Government supply those products or are they in shortage as a result of demand? I’m positive the companies will want to sell as much as possible and will be frustrated!

[@tiguanman1170]

No politician answers questions.

[@heatherhanks4869]

Here’s the get out. I’m not going to put and date on it so I can get out of accountability anytime I want

[@nigelhart3897]

Why did anyone think for even a moment, that a man who has dedicated his life to enriching himself is suddenly going to dedicate his life to enriching others??

[@candyman5912]

That's the crux of it mate, well said. It's not the fact he's rich, many MPs are well off. It's the way he got rich and the life he lived before entering parliament that matters. That will give an insight on his character. "Grew up in an NHS family" my arse.

[@darrenking9821]

Well said !

[@glazierblue573]

Oh did you not get the memo? those "others" he is promising to enrich are all his entitled hilarious rich oligarchs mates. On that, he has fulfill his promise.

[@whackeryounis]

In his defence, his actions are aligned with those that voted him in....which wasn't the general public. Usually these guys say the right things but do fuck all. Now he can't even be bothered to talk the talk😂🤦🏽‍♂️. Roll on 2024 when we can vote in the lesser of 2 evils

[@James_Doyle83]

Same when people who voted tories in and voted for brexit

[@steveholmes381]

What are the names or locations of the 40 NEW Hospitals promised when he was Chancellor ?

[@donaldellis3609]

In lego land just like all of his promises, its time he and his kin buggered off somewhere far far away.

[@richarddangler7596]

The whole show is a pantomime.

[@FITZYIS]

better than the punch and judy show with starmer and rayner , you can tell she hates him with a vengeance after sacking her boyfriend

[@nigel4776]

oh no it isn't

[@5thdimension665]

@@nigel4776 oh yes it is!

[@DC-wp6oj]

Translation:- Rishi: Well i’ll make sure the money goes where it really should go. Into the pockets of the rich. Screw the beggars.

[@heatherhanks4869]

Wow don’t have to wait two years . He’s so proud of the fact omg

[@whatsreallyhappening5669]

Like all the other pms lately. A lot of words but no meaningful action

[@WilliamAhlert]

that first sentence is also something worth savouring, you won't see chaos like this again for a long time (I hope....)

[@whatsreallyhappening5669]

@@WilliamAhlert yeah the people that created the chaos are supposed to be trusted to fix it.

[@beaumont6541]

Drink everytime Rishi tries to relate to us by saying his family owned a pharmacy

[@Alan-xxxxxx]

Is this true? I've never heard him mention it!!!

[@dudleydyer9224]

Talks like his parents were working 70 hours a week on the wards, utterly criminal how he gets away with it all

[@Philthy_UK]

@@dudleydyer9224 his parents probably worked seven days a week to be able to send him to a good school. Lots of people do long hours in high stress jobs.

[@CertifiedSlamboy]

@@Philthy_UK Look up his parents for 5 seconds. They were fucking minted.

[@Zerpentsa6598]

He can deliver on the 6,000 extra doctors for the NHS. He's got a good agency in India lining up the applicants and certain pockets.

[@kaiserko6954]

He is going his gang from India into UK… make them residents and enjoy benefits from the system… Bring in India doctors and nurses?!

[@akshaypatel518]

ah yes, rishi one of the richest people to ever exist says nurses are the problem.

[@Noallegiance]

I don't begrudge people being rich. I take exception to rich people syphoning wealth from the population via inflation and direct taxation to support bloated government, bungs, giant welfare and cronyism. None of that is either capitalist nor conservative.

[@guybrushthreepwood2380]

A target for a 1.5 year NHS waiting list is an obvious sign that this government's methods are failing

[@joe90ninetywc]

The money we’re paying should be no waiting list !!!!

[@888young2]

Nhs are to blame for this not the government. The place is dreadfully unorganised

[@harrylong2796]

No that means it is working, they want us to agree to privitising it

[@elvissimpson9060]

The government is achieving exactly what it wants, believe me. Remember, they resent us and don't care about the future of the country.

[@elvissimpson9060]

@@888young2 The NHS is on its knees because of the constant cuts to funding and staff the conservatives have been making since they got into power over a decade ago. 13 years ago it was fine, when it was fully staffed and fully funded. I'd like to see how well the company you work for performs when it has no staff or money.

[@claireshaw2980]

He's barely listening. Just shuffling his papers instead of giving his full attention to the person asking a question .

[@clivecosta-correa2102]

His modus operandi, as seen at PMQs.

[@markwelch3564]

@@clivecosta-correa2102 something something vaccines Jeremy Corbyn...

[@audreymcgready4329]

He will just keep repeating the same answers but shuffle the words around.

[@samlittle-lx9jo]

It's amazing how the English destroyed a small Island in 60 years with mass immigration & illegal;s they are run by Indioa blacks & Islam the English are vanishing from football TV & Streets & will soon be the minority Islam black countries & India all support Putin & these 3 cultures are praised daily by the English terrorism mass white child grooming gun knife crimes street robbery on whites all praised daily., the world are reporting Britain is now a third world country with no hospitals schools housing prisons full pof terrorist & migrant criminals & billions spent on looking after Islam blacks & Eastern European benefits

[@bernardcribbins7083]

I thought he was very reassuring. Remember how well he did with the eat out to help out, or the COVID loans. That really helped the r rate and fraudsters respectively. Rightly proud of himself there.

[@Carwyn.Morris]

I love how some of his goals are things that are likely to happen anyway. Inflation is at it's peak so there's a huge possibility it will shrink on it's own without intervention. Same thing with economic growth once it bottoms out All they have to do is sit and wait then take credit for it.

[@steamkenny4385]

He just says words, but they have no meaning. He's just talking but actually saying nothing. Waste of space and worse than a lettuce

[@richardruff8712]

I think that lettuces have been given a " bad press" recently... We should never forget that lettuces are very useful ....

[@KebabMusicLtd]

"Eliminated the wait of over two years." How many people died in the two-year period they were waiting for surgery?

[@joeavreg2254]

That's how they eliminated the wait.

[@davidmaskew]

Maybe he's talking about A&E

[@nativeenglishpaul2836]

Apparently 500 a week will die waiting for treatment.

[@alexkuznetsov4334]

That’s exactly what I was thinking…

[@samsonlovesyou]

"How can we trust you to make things better?" "Well I was chancellor during Covid" 🤯 The guy who gave us "Eat Out To Help Out" and made funds available for Matt Hancock to give contracts to his pet hamster thinks that's reassuring.

[@kristaylor92]

The same "Eat Out To Help Out" that helped increase covid rates which put us in a second lockdown. Absolutely first class from good old Richy Rich.

[@ganrimmonim]

I thought that! Also the point where he said don't worry we can get to be like Italy with a bit of luck!

[@tonybrimmicombe5454]

He talks about delivering a £5000 bursary as if it is something impressive, but once qualified, they end up with almost £60000 of debt which he probably spends on a weekly shop for his servants

[@tiguanman1170]

Rubbish. He's familiar with the philanthropy of his mother-in-law. No one in the UK is as poor as some in India. Being wealthy is no basis for ridicule. Almost all MPs will be richer than most of their constituents.

[@simongigney2138]

Well said dude

[@giansideros]

They had the bursary restored first in Scotland anyway (which the Scottish Tories voted against btw), never mind that the Conservatives were the ones who abolished it in the first place.

[@patricia247able]

The journalists don't do any homework and its a grave disservice to us all.

[@Starshine2007]

They had to take the grant away first, in order to restore the partial bursary!

[@DRSHANKER]

you did nothing for me during covid I was at work, so what now?

[@shingerz]

Hear hear

[@davidbewick2978]

Me too !!

[@mariehall-roters9176]

Did naff all for me or my family either, The little runt

[@davidbewick2978]

@@mariehall-roters9176 Same here and we went through about the first two months of the pandemic without adequate PPE where I was working, this lot are vile and that's too good a word for them.

[@anthonys6976]

P.S. Rishi you and the previous Conservative Prime Ministers did nothing for me, or my wife who are frontline NHS, accept increase our workload, financially make us significantly worse off through lack of support, investment or filling the gaps in NHS vacancies and also Social Care. We both could have retired during the Pandemic, but made the conscious decision from our hearts that we needed to stay on and help as much as we could.

[@richardruff8712]

Well said, Sir... IMO, one nurse is worth far more than 650 vegetables in the Westminster bubble..

[@christopheradderley6902]

There has been a circa 30% increase in the nurses, a&e and midwife total since the Conservatives came to power. A period over which the population grew by approximately 8% and aged by a year. There has been continual rises in the real terms budget supplied to the NHS. All of these figures are available online… with the greatest of respect to your personal challenges, what do you use to analyse the bigger picture?

[@cramster3495]

@@christopheradderley6902 have a look at the NHS investment figures per Labour and Conservative periods of office as printed recently in the FT please.

[@dtoora]

God bless u both,

[@christopheradderley6902]

@@cramster3495 I’m aware of the figures in detail. Particularly those of rising NHS staffing levels by over three times the population increase over the period.

[@smoozerish]

I feel like puking every time Sunak opens his mouth.

[@alexmac2010]

Zero ideas, zero charisma, zero trust in this man and his whole party

[@chrisfleming5109]

His overall aura here tells us he thinks he is vastly superior to the rest of us. I think he can talk big but his actions will be small .