Kay meets... Jacob Rees-Mogg

[@Reclusive_gardener]

I'm American, and I've just been Mogged.

[@timothybaxter7392]

He is marvellous .

[@michaelcollis5425]

Yes would make it to the top

[@michaelcollis5425]

R.MOGG would make a great p.M

[@jancox6619]

Me too!

[@shanedonnelly9794]

@Michael McCullagh Why is he a robot for liking someone?

[@christinewillis9171]

Jacob Rees Moggs inspires me to be a better person. He is polite, articulate and honest regardless of his background. Respect from New Zealand.

[@bneon]

its ok your nurse will along shortly

[@oMaGicKsv]

bneon hopefully before your English teacher

[@johncasewell4019]

i wish when i grow up i can be half as hounrable ad this man

[@ElliotBrownJingles]

Amen. Respect from N.Z.

[@showmoke]

@@bneon - that's very funny!

[@glathir1168]

"What scares you?" "I don't know, if a lion jumps through the window it'd be slightly discombobulating."

[@timothybaxter7392]

It's so mad it's genius. Lions? Pfft, pesky cats!

[@nailakhan2876]

It is meant to be Gla*R*thir

[@SA-oq5lz]

It would be rather discombobulating indeed

[@jameshogan6142]

@@timothybaxter7392 Lions and Tigers and Bears! Wizard of Oz.

[@Mikebuster]

I bet being locked into a train car with the common folk is his worst nightmare

[@mrblanc7521]

This gentleman is not unliked in the house.

[@cool10049]

He's a proper Englishman

[@kobizarre2003]

Yep a racist bigot

[@ahwasright1364]

Very wise and loves the truth, not like black Kobe ☝️

[@sagnikmondal4058]

@@kobizarre2003 Ok, genius.

[@kobizarre2003]

@@ahwasright1364 umm i'm not black, i'm white

[@nosco4374]

Kobe Cressey lmao kobe is a black name

[@3seven5seven1nine9]

"I don't want change for change's sake" is perhaps the most defining sentence to the conservative ideology there could be

[@Jopasd]

imho, it isn't defining and I think JRM would also disagree. 1st because he already stated earlier that "fundamentally conservative politics is about helping people to lead the lives they want to lead and taking obstacles out of their way" and, 2nd, "no change for change's sake" is a phrase that even the most hardcore leftist agrees with, it's just that leftists tend to think change *is* needed for various reason amounting to unfairness (i.e. some people succeed for no good reason and some people suffer for no good reason). Then a good leftist has ideas and proposes possible solutions. I think JRM's definition of Conservative politics also happens to be wrong because he's actually describing liberalism; a conservative program is more like this: assume that the status quo is decent and then reward perceived decency and punish perceived indecency. This is how they can end up rewarding and standing up for billionaire oligarchs who were charming at a drinks party once and punish the strikers who are peacefully protesting the billionaire oligarch's stingy pay offers which isn't enough to live on.

[@bobohare4825]

They didn't have any qualms about "changing" our relationship with the EU or "changing" our EU citizenship. There's little that's truly conservative about them at all. Bunch of spivs and ignoramuses. Yuk.

[@vhawk1951kl]

Or even better a more recent variation on a theme by lord Salisbury:" Change? -why change? Are not things bad enough as they are?" The variation :If is absolutely necessary to change, by all means change, but if it is *not* absolutely necessary to change, it is absolutely necessary *not* to change. I forget who came up with the variation but he hit the nail on the head.

[@miguelcanedo405]

He is a privileged person, who feels he has to help the underprivileged. This is a leader for everyman .

[@rattusnorvegicus4380]

Yeah,but look what happened to the Smiling Pope when he wanted to share Church of Rome`s wealth with the poor!

[@JimChap]

Rees Mogg isn't about sharing or redistributing wealth. He believes that Britain should be an independent, property owning democracy with low taxation and free markets. Not dividing up rich people's wealth.....If u were just joking then my apologies.

[@misterspetsnaz]

@@JimChap With free markets I'm concerned that means multinationals who have no stake in Britain will exploit it to make maximum profit, I would rather spend a bit more and support small or medium sized businesses that are based in the UK.

[@utubesignupblows]

@@misterspetsnaz And in a free market, you'd be free to do that.

[@killman369547]

+Talal. And That's why a strong sense of nationalism is important, especially in capitalist countries. Patriotic, nationalistic citizens will not let their country be stolen out from under them by multinationals. In fact that's how the globalists took over in the first place, they undermined nationalism to the point where it was almost gone.

[@LiamEshikari]

How can anyone hate this gentleman?

[@Sdakouls3]

By examining his votng record in the Commons.

[@LCDqBqA]

White Ink Makes me want to vote for him more

[@candycanessongs]

Jealousy . And being too arrogant to admit they can't understand a sentence with the odd bit of Latin thrown in …..

[@Sdakouls3]

Johnny D Why would I be jealous of a toff with a lower level of education than me?

[@millwallholdings]

i dont hink he hates the jews like the Labour leader thou John

[@aryehfinklestein9041]

That rare phenomenon - a brilliant, civilized, honorable, sophisticated, unpretentious, eloquent man. Should be PM. The UK desperately needs him.

[@KW-qq7nu]

Yes we need more multi-millionaires who live in mansions running the country looking after us ordinary people who can't even tie our own shoelaces up...give us a break.

[@aryehfinklestein9041]

This a silly argument - Churchill lived in an even bigger house. Look at the character and qualifications of the man, not his bank account.

[@Sdakouls3]

He's a useless fool and a waffler. He's the last thing the UK needs.

[@aryehfinklestein9041]

Really, he's a "fool"? Not even his worst enemies would say that - your argument collapses even before it begins. Pathetic.

[@aryehfinklestein9041]

Not correct. He's be precisely the sort of wise and charismatic leader who would unify the Tories ( so you'd better hope he never becomes PM ).

[@fortuner123]

He makes me proud to be British.

[@buzzsaw43]

Anti-theist absolut zu Recht.

[@scud69er]

I totally agree! I find it so hard to find things to be patriotic about nowadays with the left doing they're best to strip away any sense of national pride but hearing JRM restores my faith in the country I love.

[@iane427]

Uhh. Ok

[@aprofromuk]

he is everything thats wrong with england, a country which is proud of looting and killing innocents for centuries.

[@donqpaul5551]

He makes me want to be British!

[@Ttom966]

Thank God I didn’t listen to the left wing media destroying this guy. I’m still a labour supporter, but I appreciate this guy. I wouldn’t mind him being PM

[@vilstef6988]

What I think doesn't count because I'm from the US, but I think Rees-Mogg or Speaker Bercow would be better PMs than the last few who have held the office.

[@emergencymike]

@@vilstef6988 Your view matters of course. Both our countries could do with more politicians like this. He's a real gentleman The interviewer is an embarrassment though.

[@Hawks1980]

One of the few politicians who aren't afraid to say what their views are and stick to their principles regardless of whether it goes against the general public mood.

[@sallydarley9812]

Being traditional catholic is what is his guide. We have become catechists due to Mr R-M.

[@eamonnkeenaghan3535]

Pity he shows his real self by reducing himself to Sleaze Mogg

[@sharonramsey715]

No it’s we who should be afraid. I’m sure God is pretty disappointed in the gentleman.

[@TheJacob95]

This comment aged like milk... he has blood on his hands.

[@BearAnkles]

Ha..ha..haaaunted pencil

[@vauxellx]

He's a legend I could listen to him all day, hopefully one day he will be PM

[@brycecampbell8522]

TROLL!

[@anthonysmith1625]

He can't, he's a Roman Catholic

[@richarddavis2107]

After 10 mins. I have had eough of this pain in the .....

[@brokersfpc3077]

@@anthonysmith1625 There's no ruling stopping a Catholic being PM. We have a Hindu PM at the moment. There was a law which stopped Catholics becoming Head Of State due to the split loyalty between the Vatican/Pope and the country

[@YodasPapa]

I disagree with this guy on about two thirds of the things people can disagree about but he does seem a model of how to conduct oneself in public office. Honest, civil, reasonable and clear.

[@davebuchan81]

I agree with him a bit more, but I agree with your assessment of his conduct too. I have very little interest in politics but he's intelligent and witty. I probably would be a natural Green party person if I even voted. I'm worried that he might be my favourite politician at the moment haha!

[@sallydarley9812]

@@davebuchan81 I agree! He's someone to follow for us here in West Yorkshire, anyway. He's good enough for us !!!!

[@sallydarley9812]

Sorry - I sent this to wrong reply person!

[@annietool2173]

The torie manifesto was more green than the green parties,

[@mgjohn8534]

Sets the standard by which all should aspire to. His "privileged" background the exact opposite of mine, being I'm from a run down area of East London, with a strong Cockney Accent from a broken council house home. All the ingredients for failure. However, this man has standards and beliefs which he sticks to even if as sometimes happens, they provide ammunition for those who wish to undermine him. Class is not about background, it is a quality some folks have irrespective of their background or circumstances. Jacob Rees Mogg has class in spades! Trustworthy "Diamond Geezer" as we used to say down in Old London Town. Keep up the good work JRM.

[@astront917]

this chap is cooler than a frozen cucumber, absolouteley first class operator who answers every question , he should be prime minister.

[@clowncarqingdao]

He's fine in these situations when these are his opinions. When he's in Parliament he's not called the "honourable member for the 17th century" for no reason (not the 18th as the interviewer states). I'm happy for him to be anachronistic but he's devious, deceitful and often shows a terrible ignorance of the way that business, the economy and civil affairs work. The eloquence that he uses is a thin veneer that often impresses the ignorant, but he also makes many serious mistakes with logic, language and sciences.

[@hittitecharioteer]

@@clowncarqingdao A comment worthy of someone with less class than a bottle of Dry Country Manor.

[@kingoftennis94]

just don't tell him when he is, he'd go back to somerset...

[@ZPSBestProfileName]

He didn't answer the first question.

[@obadiahspong2300]

If only all British politicians had Mogg's modesty, principles and demeanour. It is not a party issue either because Tony Benn also had the same characteristics.

[@cheekyboy5000]

Mogg is a cancer. He wants to advance the interests of the richest people in life, which includes him and his friends, and does not include 99% of the public.

[@gordonm7038]

Obadiah Spong He's an odd creep. Detached from it all. Creepy.

[@brycecampbell8522]

his... 'modesty, principles and demeanour' are all cancelled out due to the fact that he assumes a non-genuine role purely just to portray himself as 'character' rather than a person total hack and a big shame...he could've made a tolerable father.

[@no9scrum]

Except for his principles on same sex marriage and abortion

[@barreltapper]

Tony Benn was also a member of the Tavistock Society which specialises in deceit.

[@michaelh90909]

Principled man. Great guy. He will be our next PM.

[@timhunt2137]

Michael Harvey he a conman wake up.

[@JD-eq4dp]

Tim Hunt How so old sport ? I find JRM deeply refreshing for a politician.

[@Davman316]

Just what we need, another out of touch tit!

[@michaelh90909]

Tim Hunt He's authentic and honest. A quality sorely lacking in modern MPs. He knew he would take criticism for saying he is against all abortion, but he never changed his views to have an easier time in interviews. He is the return of Thatcherite sanity in the Conservative Party, and that's a good thing!

[@dereksewkumar07]

Michael Harvey ..Yes agreed he will make great P.M. for the super 1% and that's where it ends !! del..

[@amosoliveira8246]

I think this man is fantastic.

[@milels6917]

Amós Oliveira I think I could fall in love with him my type of man but he would only want me as a house keeper

[@morfamike]

Mogg's delivery is eloquent. He cones accross as a very powerful understated and charismatic man.

[@KW-qq7nu]

and with £180m in my bank account I dare say I could have afforded a decent suit and a well rounded education.

[@sammacdonald9711]

@@KW-qq7nu he also has the genetic component.

[@KW-qq7nu]

@@sammacdonald9711 er what? I'd be much obliged if you'd elaborate on that interesting point.

[@sammacdonald9711]

@@KW-qq7nu The simple fact that upper class/ successful people have higher IQ's and IQ is a mostly genetic trait.

[@LlibertarianGalt]

@@KW-qq7nu Work hard get paid. Wonder how much time rich people spend whinging on KZbin about how someone else had a better start than them?

[@MrScaramoosh]

JRM is far by a distance the best mp in the country, he would make a great PM if he saw it as his duty, in due course,!

[@shawnmartin6535]

If summoned by the people he will raise take on the challenge, and he will do what he can in order to stop that Traitor Corbyn in................

[@columkenn]

Would the other corrut MPs support his nomination to lead?

[@geraldbutler5484]

@@shawnmartin6535 Look at your fine gentleman now in Nov 21, compromised by the spiv Johnson into supporting a crude attempt at corruption. For all his fine words he still went down the sewer when called by his Tory party.

[@christinemalone]

😅

[@sambaxter8218]

JRM, said he was a man of the people - in Latin. Legend! This is the thing about the British, we despise yet rigidly admire the class system. We much prefer lofty politicians that are true to their word, mean what they say, are authentic, over ridiculous class-ridden assumptions. That is why I think JRM, if he led the Tory Party would surprise people. The public are not as obsessed about where the PM comes from as the BBC like to think. They want someone with ideas and can make their lives better. He'd win an election.

[@makiwa]

I second that!

[@Davman316]

Speak for yourself!

[@thesheepman220]

Davman he is stop trolling then

[@Davman316]

Mind your own business!

Bred for the yoke, the underclass have the broken serf mentality. Shameful. Then again if they could understand concepts like shame they wouldn't be the gullible brexitraitors they are.

[@warrenalexander5285]

Charmning, intelligent, thoughtful.

[@warrenalexander5285]

At least he is honest enough to state what he believes. Most of today's politicians are so scared of the twitterati that they only say what they think people want to hear. I happen to disagree with Rees Mogg on both abortion and same sex marriage, but he's sincere and straightforward.

[@MRJ_17]

people would argue that killing an innocent life isn't exactly 'charming'

[@kanglongshankz3313]

Matthew Jackson Yeah I was thinking that haha the lack of self-awareness is all too real.

[@evanphillips2126]

Bigoted, anti-equality, catholic

[@ceo8677]

Evan Phillips explain how he’s a bigot or anti equality

[@bluechurchowl]

Mogg for PM!

[@lookingfromuk4731]

Fantastic Fool ....... Moggie Moggie Moggie RaRaRa ...... for Prime Minister please.

[@DM-rp9ik]

He's 100 years to late old bean

[@Admiralhall2000]

That would spell disaster

[@gbadesakin]

My sentiments exactly

[@RadagonTheRed]

The epitome of a true Englishman. Makes me proud. I wish I lived in the constituency of NE Somerset.

[@helenwood5364]

U wrong. we should have someone like him, in each of our constituencies !

[@jonathanmcaleece9834]

I live in Northern Ireland and like him very much. Would love to live in Somerset.

[@CorpsebombMKiv]

Please Mr Rees-Mogg, the time is ripe for a gentleman of your calibre to take the reins as prime minister.

[@gommechops]

Amen to that.

[@claireb9127]

An excellent interview, The Mogg is a very interesting man.

[@russanglo]

He's dangerous liar who's a millionaire who won't be effected by the economic disaster

[@claireb9127]

Jan Schlossar hahaha, obviously a remoaner. Where’s your evidence of your assertions.

[@joshuafarrell8516]

Claire B Not the best of defences there, mate. Opening with an insult achieves nothing but reaffirms his beliefs, whether he's a remainer who hates Mogg's nationalism, an alt-righter who hates Mogg's libertarianism, or simply a contrarian who likes to argue with people.

[@jakeregan7255]

Jan Schlossar He isn’t unintelligent

[@GeoffreyJohns]

I could have watched another hour of that brilliant interview

[@jollyroger5385]

Mogg for PM.

[@MegaTamer111]

Can we have Jacob as PM. The Tory party is filled with traitors. he is the only guy I 100% trust.

[@robstrickland166]

Jacob for PM, this would destroy the man, if his party is filled with traitors, he would have to fight the opposition and these traitors within his own party at the same time, too much.

[@sallydarley9812]

He's a traditional catholic and that explains why he speaks truth.

[@lozzybozzy234]

My political views are completely the opposite to Rees- Mogg, but I have a great deal of respect for how he carries himself. If all politicians were the same, discussions would actually be cooperative and productive.

[@brycehamilton4903]

This comment didn't age well.

[@themk4982]

Honestly this is a really relaxing interview, it's nice to see him in a natural environment.

[@stevebbuk]

I personally would have preferred the settee to those uncomfortable backbreaking wooden kitchen chairs.

[@sallydarley9812]

Yes, I like the SPODE cups and saucers. I have some of these, too. British made since around 1815.

[@sallydarley9812]

+Unknown Soldier He likes in a village. Lots of council houses. Somerset has lots of low income families. Mr Rees-Mogg meets all types of people. He especially visited the north east to tell low income families about how creatine jobs by building manufacturing industries helps reduce low income. The Tories always try to build up industry to boost the economy. They spend years trying to reduce our national debt which rises everytime we are lead by Labour Government. It takes the Conservative party years to sort it out.

[@eileenboles8645]

I think he d b better suited to the wild personally.

[@scottb32a]

Prison would be better

[@kualumpurzagreb3408]

He is a complete Original ! True to himself, his beliefs and religion. Fabulous ! 👍👍

[@Will21st]

a Man's man... hopefully he'll be PM sometime soon, and rather sharpish at that.

[@christopherwebb2147]

William Sauer Sadly JRM will probably never become PM because he is a Catholic, and Britain has a problem with Practicing Catholic’s, also Jews an Muslims, we are not as tolerant as we would like to think.

[@jamespond3097]

We need to insist the he's our next prime minister. He's morally upright and uses simple common sense to explain things.

[@saccharineserf7316]

mogg met ted heath at age 3, yikes that was a close call

[@misterm1336]

Will Baxter not only that, he lied to the British people by leading the decision of joining the Common Market where instead he was giving away knowingly the sovereignty. He knew it full well but sold his country to Brussels. Abominable humanoid that he was.

[@davidkent8606]

Fortunately his father was with him at the time.

[@markrago5024]

LOL

[@markrago5024]

Jimmy Saville was hiding in the closet....

[@davytornado9772]

Good one... Will.

[@AdIesumPerMariam]

God Bless Him. He's such a gentleman, so brilliant yet so humble and kind. Jacob for Prime Minister

[@rorydale9588]

The most charming of People I have to say.

[@law9665]

JRM is the epitome of a decent British man.

[@franzjoseph8752]

Lawrence Garner-Allen Indeed

[@daveedmunds1109]

He looks like a great dad. Always a good thing

[@harryburrows1593]

How did Kay Burley become an interviewer? she is quite unsatisfactory.

[@chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431]

Harry Burrows Why? How should she be?

[@harryburrows1593]

She is is cringingly unprofessional

[@chrisvoiceactingvoiceover1431]

Harry Burrows Well, it seems rather informal to me, this interview. Can’t say I find anything wrong with it.

[@neats5815]

I agree!

[@dominicfastbender4029]

It says a lot about Sky News that she is one of the better ones. It is the UKs RT.

[@justsomekid33]

She's a dreadful interviewer.

[@michaelh90909]

I'm not her biggest fan, but she wasn't that bad here. Asked a variety of questions on a variety of topics and was respectful in his home and to his family. Not her usual arrogant self.

[@obadiahspong2300]

I agree Michael, she becomes a shrew when she is losing a debate, but did a decent job here.

[@knowing-god]

She was brilliant. Interesting questions, and insightful answers.

[@Vladdie777]

She's a dreadful person.

[@Davman316]

And thats her good side.

[@tacobell6826]

Burley isn't up to this, intellectually. It's like watching Einstein being interviewed by Babs Windsor. Rees-Mogg is smiling through it, but is surely thinking he has better things to do than Loose Women.

[@alexemcnab]

Taco Bell Barbara Windsor is actually very clever. She got one of the highest scores in her 11 plus.

[@tacobell6826]

Alex McNab Undoubtedly why she forged a career in cackling and showing her tits.

[@DevonDumpling70]

That's an insult to Babs bless her!

[@leewhite344]

Omg I would love to see babs interview Einstein lol.

[@sallydarley9812]

@@alexemcnab Aah, Barabara. Brains Barbara. She's a good actress, then!

[@DirkusTurkess]

Love him. Not the every man. Being the best at being him.

[@shauncroxford2145]

He's such a flirt. Love him.

[@katelewis536]

I am mesmerised by him. JRM for Caesar.

[@brainac0cult]

i think kay has been charmed and disarmed by the silver tounge of the mogg!!

[@Perrygallo]

Within the first second of the interview, I saw the tea and biscuits laid out and it reminded me why I love this man so much

[@axeyd6347]

he's such an honest, humble man

[@Realimadridit]

I am staunch labour soft left but this man has my absolute respect

[@ctboy1989]

Same here. Would vote for him in an instant for PM

[@rianquinn7833]

A true gentleman.

[@apollonia6656]

Indeed. Simply wonderful.

[@milels6917]

Why is it I feel better just listening too this lovely man ? I feel sad with what is happening with politics at the moment wish he would put himself forward we need him

[@silverflashwillo123]

This guy needs to seriously consider PM

[@vrxcld5014]

He is not clever enough as he got a bad degree grade from university

[@misterspetsnaz]

@@vrxcld5014 Mate a 2:1 from Oxford while being President of the Oxford Uni Conservative Association is not bad by any stretch of the imagination.

[@G0ogs]

Beautiful house and family, lucky man, fair play to him.

[@matthewv4170]

zacthecatty35 he didn't say that would happen?

[@sallydarley9812]

He has been working since aged 12!!!!

[@pastyman001]

His grandparents ran a brutal regime in Somerset coal mines, still remembered by some old people.

[@nicholasfarmer4179]

He is the only man for the job

[@apollonia6656]

He would certainly bring back respectability back to Parliament.

[@elliotchinneryhinks8554]

I only really discovered jacob Rees mogg recently, he has reinvigorated my interest in politics, he's the most intelligent man I've ever seen on TV along with Stephen fry, he is incredibly smart, head and shoulders above all other politicians, he's cooler than an Eskimo and incredibly respectful, I can see he's a good man..

[@samuelmuiga3101]

I like how civil he is and how he keeps his emotions in check while alternating between sensitive questions and light hearted ones. His ability to keep the interview sensible is also very worthwhile to watch.

[@eileenboles8645]

WHERE IS my sickbag?

[@pd220783]

What a genuine, lovely man. Somerset are lucky to have him

[@markmoran916]

He’s an utter cnut, liar and charlatan who only appeals to the uneducated idiots who think he is on their side.....bless 🙄

[@utte]

had a quick look at the rest of the interviews and this one has 30 times the average and it's no wonder people are fascinated with him he just seems to be an erudite and honest man in the political game which is so refreshing

[@bogdankowal3442]

i have no doubt mr mogg would make a brilliant pm. a polititian i actually believe.

[@jontaylor4511]

Aged like milk

[@manco828]

Can't clogg the Mogg!

[@_Super_Hans_]

Can't shake the Jake

[@DomJReeves]

Now, I tend to agree with JRM in general but in this interview he just goes too far! Orange cremes as a favourite? That's just not on!

[@mrmarmellow555]

Hey One Know Very SHOCKING I:SAY!

[@georgeaye7535]

A very clever and astute man, good on him

[@mummum3754]

Mogg for pm.

[@Davman316]

Would his nanny be his personal advisor?

[@thesheepman220]

Davman yes and hell of a lot better than that idiot Abbott

[@Davman316]

Abbot will never be PM, so I don't see your point. But at least Abbot did not vote to take away disabled peoples cars and benefits.

[@shellyvosper4169]

Davman noone shoule be being given free cars totally agree with them being taken away

[@harryburrows2112]

This man makes me proud to be English

[@gx2music]

This is an interesting interview. Mogg repeatedly make clear that leaving the customs union was a clear pledge by Sharia May and the Conservative Party. The “deal” this week broke that pledge and thus Mogg sent his letter into the 1922 committee.. He’s a consistent guy. Rock solid.

[@Oscar-fv8pg]

A delicious retreat from an insane world ! I do love this man.

[@jizzallovaislam]

I like when she asked Jacob, the question about strong woman(fem trap) he answered strong individuals.

[@elainenewth5375]

What an amazing man Jacob is.He holds true to his beliefs whether others agree or not. He is a gentleman of the highest order and we are very lucky to have him in Parliament.

[@scottb32a]

oh jesus . All he cares about is money

[@lockey820]

He’s such a gentleman and better yet, a very principled one.

[@otterwoodman864]

Brilliant man. I could listen to him speak on British history or BREXIT for hours. He knows what a Great Britain looks like. True leader

[@scottb32a]

Jesus, that's aged well . He's a disaster capitalist , hes only interested in making as much money as he can . A an evil man

[@johntaylor3086]

The awakening the great Jacob fighting for the british people

[@coremattersyogaflow5160]

Peter appears to have recovered from never having his nappy changed by his father. A wonderfully principled man who is, at all times, courteous. I hope he'll take the lead when the time comes.

[@astral276]

Does anyone remember having their nappy changed as a baby, let alone who did or did not do it? Unless of course they were very VERY late in being toilet trained.

[@angelpajarillo]

not a fan of Kay but i have to say when she’s faced with good manners and etiquette she becomes so much better and shines

[@Zion-jw3gm]

Who else was focused on his rather average looking kitchen? He's so normal it's hard to believe he's real. Mogg for P.M

[@willgirvan2491]

I think it looks quite typical for an English country house 🤔

[@tigertruckerman]

Thats the nannys kitchen

[@Digginjim]

I suspect the house is nice though. And it speaks to his character that things are more functional than they are 'new'. If it works no need to get rid of it!

[@kailoa1498]

Big fan of Mr Mogg... all the way from FIJI

[@vrxcld5014]

He hates your kind though kai??????

[@109-w7v]

What a great guy, the more I listen to what Jacob has to say the more I would like to see him move up the ranks.

[@nigeltrigger4499]

Oh Puke!

[@scottb32a]

that's gone well

[@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214]

Such a gent, lovely man and family.

[@soniahussain9668]

Mogg Momentum!!! just love him

[@Lady-Jane1]

I love this guy, all he needs is a bowler and umbrella and he fits the stereotype perfectly. A great example of true English manners.

[@vhawk1951kl]

The stereotype is merely a caricature as most stereotypes are.

[@preciousdevere288]

Marvellous interview JRM holds my beliefs as a Catholic and explains certain areas beautifully.

[@M123OCT]

The dreadful discrimination against JRM just because he sounds 'posh' is so disappointing. He is intelligent and thoughtful, one of the few British politicians of whom we can be proud. I admire him more every day.

[@indobleh]

The best Prime Minister Britain never had?

[@NjonjoNdehi]

This guy is cooler than James Bond. 😎

[@pawelmatus]

What a gentelman and family man. Comical too.

[@tectorama]

I can't stand Kay Burley, how on earth she keeps her job at Sky is beyond me. She is so amateurish.

[@FrankieFishess]

British politics have been fascinating to me recently, especially this man. Hello from America 🇺🇸

[@williamh5780]

Do some reaction vids to him. That'd be good

[@nsoper19]

Really hope mogg makes his way up the chain and does something about abortion. We need a new Wilberforce and I hope and pray he could be he man to do it.

[@davebuchan81]

Not going to happen, mate. Just like he said about foxhunting - there's no way the British public will accept going back now.

[@sallydarley9812]

@@davebuchan81 Never say never! Pray. Pray. Pray.

[@BobFarnell]

wonderful interview, great responses go moggy go, one man to be highly respected.

[@ivorlewis3417]

Yes ! He is someone to be trusted .

[@johnparr347yrsand2]

Peter is a Mini Mogg! Awesome

[@marc21091]

Really interesting to watch the ever-polite Jacob Rees-Mogg coping with the dim but glamorous Kay Birley putting on her most seductive approach.

[@myalfie]

The moggs a ledgend

[@johnmoore9862]

mark piper, Ha Ha Ha!

[@redghost6386]

I'm a working class atheist white man and I see Mogg as the possible saviour of British people. I just don't think he's tough enough for what we need.

[@serbanandreimarin]

Don't mistake calm for weakness

[@lazyliterature9672]

I do.

[@davidfisher3273]

A true man of the people. If the people all live in castles with large moats and are able to pull up the draw bridge when the peasants are upset

[@mudabudda]

Love this guy he should be priminister and restore normality

[@YeahThrashMaster]

What a lovely gentleman.

[@sambaxter8218]

JRM 4 PM!

[@hughslooskant4420]

Sam Baxter for top moron!

[@JC-xf8cg]

+hugh slooskant what are your issues with mogg?

[@hughslooskant4420]

Doesn't agree on equal rights. wants a hard brexit he will personally benefit from as a head of somerset capital managerment whilst pretending brexit is good for the poorest as they can buy cheap things. guy has no integrity he wreaks of the 'establishment' he attempts to shy himself away from. He's more concerned by having his SCM being able to avoid transparency (EU 2019 regulation). Dont be fooled by his charade. He's from the wealthy elite and feels he was born into a position to control and govern over the peasants of England whilst he earns millions in his massive estate avoiding as much tax as he can

[@GooseMcSwan]

JRMY 4 PM ;)

[@sallydarley9812]

+Claudio Dio His constituency is North East Somerset. Ask the locals who keep voting for him why they do. Go to the horse's mouth. Play fair.

[@Graciemh43]

Truly one of the best among us - always humble yet obviously superior lol

[@lazyliterature9672]

Not gonna lie kinda makes me warm.

[@jabah126]

Hilarious esp quick fire round at the end. Such an absolute gentleman and witty with it.

[@TheCraggym]

Our next PM.....please🙏

[@apollonia6656]

Yes, a million times YES.