Hugo Keith’s best moments from the Covid Inquiry

Watch Hugo Keith’s best moments as he leads as Counsel to the ongoing Covid-19 inquiry.
Mr Keith plays a significant role in the investigation - providing independent legal advice to Baroness Heather Hallet, presenting evidence, and questioning witnesses.
During hearings, Mr Keith has not held back. From grilling Boris Johnson to giving witnesses some sass, Mr Keith has not made the probe easy for those in the hot seat.
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[@zangrat]

They all need prison time. Even if its just a couple months. Our justice system needs to grow a backbone

[@ianrogerburton1670]

They should all get one-way tickets to Rwanda, paid for by themselves, whilst the rest of their wealth goes straight back to the taxpayer.

[@burni988]

Why aren't journalists more like this instead of letting these politicians ramble about things that were not asked about.

[@noneofyourbizness]

the UK's pathetic 'client' news media ensures that the electorate discovers nothing negative of any real consequence about tory outfits, not on its watch. That's been the despicable state of affairs for at least 45 years now.

[@hanszieten6288]

Because if you look at the sun, bbc, telegraph and daily heil, there is quite a lot of them that directly worked or members of the Conservative party.

[@lauchlanmcewan1748]

In 2020 Johnson threw £35 Million in “Covid Aid” to newspapers -most of it going to the ones with biggest circulation . We don’t know how long the scheme lasted or how much it cost because his govt refused to say. He let it be known he expected said newspapers to publish favourable stories about him & his administration. …So where’s the cheekie chappie working now? ..well he gets A Million Quid a year for a weekly column in the Daily Mail …”You Scratch My Back …..etc…”

[@eightiesmusic1984]

@@noneofyourbizness Well said.

[@seanbirkett4951]

Because to have access to said "politicians" aka grifting little cun+s they socialise with them on every level and only get to interview them if they hold back on really laying into them. The whole system is rigged.

[@lorraineannheron3515]

This inquiry doesn't help people like me who lost my business everything I'd worked for, having to start again at 62 it made people like me a small business owner destroyed because of bad decisions by a very uncaring government and still no one cares whether I'm alive or dead evil personified

[@anilasharma2371]

Hats off to Hugo Keith's, the way he handles this lot.

[@goonerboz6023]

No one has asked why the vaccine didn't work at all it's a sham inquiry why haven't they got fauci there to ask him why he funded again of function experiments at the wuhan lab of virology no believes a Chinese person ate a bat and got covid

[@shit__gamer]

What? Conspiring to pervert the course of justice? You're pretty slow aren't you.

[@067captain]

Sorry, I am not taking my hat off to this man! He is presiding over tittle tattle, he said, she said and has yet to question in any meaningful way anything a witness has said. Matt Hancock said he concluded we should have locked down sooner. This man sat and listened instead of insisting Hancock provide a single shred of evidence for such a statement. He is inept, ineffective and negligent.

[@marythorpe928]

That Barrister is absolutely brilliant.

[@shit__gamer]

Brilliant at perverting the course of justice, yes.

[@peterc2248]

The fact that this video makes Mr Keith look like a celebrity is testament to what is wrong with our media and society. The real story is how these politicians behaved during a key period in our history. Sadly, this inquiry will not lead to any meaningful change in our political processes. No-one will get prosecuted or jailed, there will be no real consequences for any politician. They will simply carry on as normal - lying, misleading, manipulating and above all, putting themselves and their Parties first. I despise them all.

[@eightiesmusic1984]

The video clearly does not do what you claim. It is a summary of an aspect of the Covid Inquiry. Your interpretation is wide of the mark.

[@garyh1572]

No, I despise the Tory MPs. It's always them .

[@dartskipper3170]

@@garyh1572 Vote Labour and watch your savings and pension slowly disappear as your Income Tax goes through the roof and foreign investment stops. I'm not saying the Tories are brilliant, but Labour has always, always been worse. I've lived through their disasters, no thanks to them.

[@eightiesmusic1984]

@@dartskipper3170 Nonsense. Economic growth under Labour twice the rate under the Tories since 2010. Wage growth higher. Poverty decreased, inequality reduced. Various other achievements. Labour did nowhere nearly enough but this has been the worst government in UK history bar none. An absolute catastrophe on every level. The peak year for disposable income was 1976 in the so called bad old days of the 1970s that the Tories have weaponised for political capital ever since. Thatcherism/ neoliberalism is the root cause of every ill facing Britain- we live in Thatcher's Britain due to the disastrous consequences of her policies. Each assertion you have made is not backed by evidence- cite your sources for your bogus claims.

[@AuntyEsther]

@@dartskipper3170 In 2010 the NHS was seen as performing very well and was still the envy of the world, after 13 years of the Tories it is a shadow of its former self - I am one of many millions waiting for treatment, this happens every time the Tories are in power, the NHS suffers and Labour get in, improve it again until the Tories get in and decimate it. The tax burden is now higher than it's ever been - under the Tories.

[@internationalfranchisealli5547]

My beloved Brits. Please get rid of the Tories next election once and for all

[@DJWESG1]

The best we can do is vote them into opposition. 😢

[@russellwillmoth9734]

The trouble is we have a totally dysfunctional opposition.

[@G4WYZ]

We also have a FPTP voting system, which favours the Torys.

[@baldyslapnut.]

​@@russellwillmoth9734No, we don't.

[@trevorberridge6079]

But, DO NOT let Starmer's Labour get away with ANYTHING. He is only the lesser evil. He is NOT the solution.

[@rrbh]

Did he ask directly why efforts to retrieve 5,000 of Johnson's messages have been 'unsuccessful'? This information is retrievable. To breeze over this point is unforgivable.

[@zetectic7968]

That is not the point of the enquiry. Everyone with half a brain knows it is a lie & it is pointless to be sidetracked when people will not tell the truth despite being under oath.

[@MotokoTai]

Boris said the phone got reset and didn't know why , that was his actual explanation

[@philipjones9458]

He's breezed over lots of stuff. Check out Proffessor Carl Hagan testimony he had written an 80 page paper not mentioned at all.

[@alaninsoflo]

WhatsApp messages are not stored on the phone. That's why when you get a new phone and install the app there, you're still able to see your old messages.

[@clarathordiss3663]

That is a witness box, not a soap box :))

[@HarduntheRanger]

I swear the woman behind him smiles at that

[@deborahcollard4560]

Hugo Keiith is great. I like his style.

[@clivet3252]

I think he's terrible and I hate his style.

[@johannesnicolaas]

Letting it rip..... that he read again and again, while the villian had to listen to it. Perfect moment.

[@jay26cee]

No he is not. He is not asking the right questions!!

[@deborahcollard4560]

So what questions should he be asking? @@jay26cee

[@clivet3252]

@@jay26cee unfortunately a lot of people would rather he were rude and childish and they lap that up

[@susanwaite1187]

Hugo rings my bell 🛎

[@jaseayathorai3762]

Thought KC Hugo Smith was truly impressive with his advocacy skills. This is brilliant.

[@shit__gamer]

You're redacted he's perverting the course of justice.

[@selesius4591]

Well Mr Keith sir the world and God is watching you, and any man must do what sits well with his conscience.And we expect you to not let them get away with anything.Lying under oath is a criminal offence.

[@starmersbarber]

Unfortunately, this isn't a criminal court. I wish it was.

[@ajw9533]

We used to have people of his calibre in politics, believe it or not.

[@robertczebotar7753]

He's bussy at the moment...I'm affraid:)

[@maxhaughton1964]

Boring? Obsessed with pointless office politics tittle-tattle rather than genuine failings?

[@ajw9533]

@maxhaughton1964 Yes, boring is fine with me. I want a boring surgeon, a boring airline pilot, a boring PM. Boring competence is fine by me. If you prefer clowns, so be it.

[@maxhaughton1964]

@@ajw9533Surgeons, airline pilots, and (guess) lawyers are all jobs were it is desirable to be boring. Politicians being boring managers without true principles or personality is one of the defining horrors of modern liberal democracy (note that I'm not endorsing any of the tory insiders in this video).

[@starmersbarber]

An interesting (and slightly depressing) point. HK is so obviously very competent, focused, articulate and quietly commanding. There are very few people around like that in frontline politics these days. Or maybe it's that the 'powers that be' (including the main media) don't allow people with qualities like this to flourish.

[@Nick-Gye]

Do we need to have the beeps?

[@alfresco8442]

At long last these creatures are up against someone who is not only far smarter than they are, but refuses to be bamboozled, diverted and talked-over...and has the authority to enforce that.

[@Forthestate]

He avoided ALL the critical questions.

[@maxhaughton1964]

Dominic Cummings is much smarter than Hugo Keith, not even close.

[@alfresco8442]

@@maxhaughton1964 Lack of principles does not equal smart.

[@suewilkinson910]

@@maxhaughton1964 Oh dear! You must be mad. Cummings is not very smart at all. He thinks he is and he's duped a few like you, but really, not.

[@robnewton3368]

It’s refreshing to see politicians being verbally forced to keep on track free of grandstanding and points scoring. Gove trying to boss the interaction/narrative and simply not being allowed to, is pure joy. Here’s a question….answer it. Very very simple. Hopefully some good will come from the enquiry if more effective systems are developed.

[@maggieedwards3951]

Hugo Keith is a class act his integrity is whats needed as a Prime Minister😑

[@glenallen196]

Bill nighy to play him in the channel 4 movie!

[@starmersbarber]

Fantastic! Spot-on!

[@kenharris5390]

“The rulers of ill-governed countries have hands, mouths, feet, stomachs, ears, livers, kidneys! But there is something very vital that they do not have: The brain! If they had that, they could run their country well!” ― Mehmet Murat ildan

[@mariannestuart4398]

The flaw in that statement is that the hands, mouths, feet, stomachs, ears, livers, kidneys of rulers-or any person-would not work without brains. Did you translate this or did Mr İldan write it in English? Either way, ‘common sense’ or ‘intelligence’ would be more accurate than “brain”, and there are far too many exclamation points used.

[@kenharris5390]

Pardon me professor, but I'm not eddycatid like wot you is. @@mariannestuart4398

[@kanedNunable]

this lot need a heart. they dont care, too busy trying to make some extra money on the side as usual

[@DippyB189]

Best moments from the play, because it’s all theatre for the people.

[@adrianlloyd6403]

Well said.That is all this very expensive inquiry is about.The lesson that should be learnt from the Covid pandemic is why didn't the UK have a plan similar to far east Asian countries that had an outbreak of SARS at the beginning of this century and had pandemic plans in place thereafter? We didn't, as a nation, have a credible response to Covid and everyone in authority panicked because they knew we were hopelessly unprepared for such a pandemic.

[@davidjohn7510]

Exactly!

[@1292liam]

Pity there's no real outcome to this IE they should be stripped of being MP's/ banned from politics forever

[@secondhorizon]

a ludicrous scam from the get-go

[@zaedenuk]

Hugo Keith should be speaker of the house.

[@shit__gamer]

He should be in prison with Johnson

[@vitaminfian]

Coolest man on the planet

[@golach420]

What a bunch of see you next Tuesdays!

[@richardteale3217]

Johnson will make even more cash from this,as he has probably already been approached by Ants nest and Dek chair to appear in the “jungle”. The really sad thing is, people will want to watch it . Old Hugo won’t be doing too bad out of these “proceedings either. “ Yet another disgusting waste of public money…….nobody will be punished , especially ex Eton boys.

[@johannesnicolaas]

I really would like to see Hugo Keith KC investigate Baroness Mone soon. That would be so rewarding to watch.

[@D.von.N]

It is easy to be a star like this when there is such a wealth of material to choose from.

[@etow8034]

Sane lawyers questioning clowns ...you won't get anywhere !

[@shit__gamer]

Why is he wearing clown shoes and actively conspiring to pervert the course of justice?

[@starmersbarber]

It's a valid point I reckon. No matter how competent and expert the questioning is, the current set-up will always protect the wriggling eels. It's tragic.

[@lima1087am]

I love watching an effective barrister in action , and he is up there…..

[@shit__gamer]

A coward of a man a weasel of the establishment. He belongs in prison with Johnson.

[@transvestosaurus878]

1:16 the rom-com going on behind him XD

[@colbucks]

As much as I respect and admire Mr Keith, this inquiry angers me so much, because not one person will legally be held to account. These people should be in prison, but instead they go on to earn millions by becoming ‘celebrities’.

[@terryboland3816]

The incoherent anger of the terminally stupid.

[@colbucks]

@@Carteir Completey agree. I find it completely baffling that Hancock and Farage were put on I'm a celebrity, Johnson & Dorinnes given multi million pound book deals, Truss going on multi million pound dinner speeches... The whole world has gone insane.

[@kanedNunable]

@@Carteir sadly plenty of simps love them.

[@trevorberridge6079]

Johnson has clearly directly advocated the death of pensioners. This is the reason I didn't put my mum in a care home earlier. Elderly people were being sent direct from hospital to care homes without being cleared for Covid and it "ripped" through the wards. I thought it was intentional to kill off older patients and save money. The Tories have done similar several times before. Turns out Boris stated this intent several times. He and others should be serving life without parole for mass murder. They make Shipman look like an amateur.

[@paulnewell927]

Can somebody explain why Mr Keith is slouching and talking into his hand and down to the floor? Is he very tired or what?

[@peterr7437]

and they will all walk away happily into high paid jobs ,instead of jail

[@katrinabillings7011]

I love the way he says "revolting"!

[@ianrogerburton1670]

How does he manage to stay so COOL when dealing with Britain´s greatest lunatics ???

[@evd3157]

So The Independent thinks that silencing witnesses is the best thing Mr Keith did? I think Mr Keith did a much much much better job.

[@edgyonetwo1]

It's being presented as a carnival sideshow; this displays how low British media and society has plunged.

[@davidpearn5925]

How did they get away with the unrecoverable WhatsApp messages nonsense……….is this now a legal precedent that will be trotted out by the entitled at the convenience of the entitled for the exclusive benefit of the entitled ???.

[@harveybrown37]

Reeled them in nicely

[@terryboland3816]

Is that the point of the inquiry then?

[@Billywoo12]

This is media sensationalism at its worst. The country needs to understand what to do next time. Simple.

[@salvadorfloresguerrero6861]

Yes brilliant but no one accountable. There were blatant law breaks and not a single culprit to pay serving jail.

[@Eddie-tn2om]

Best moments of what exactly? Playing Cpt Hindsight? 😂😂😂 pathetic.

[@zetectic7968]

Foolish troll.

[@nuttynutmeg8972]

He’s just another stooge, asking (all the wrong) questions to get to a predetermined result. The whole thing is a sham, wasting yet more millions of pounds of public money.

[@EMidMSO]

You missed my particular favourite; the 'in terrorem' comment to Gove

[@ChrisMcM3]

Rigged entirely

[@bv3bv334]

What are all the people in the background doing?

[@noneofyourbizness]

laughing occasionally and enjoying hearing a psychopath /conman being forced to try and justify his filthy deeds by a far more intelligent and knowledgeable soul who he cannot run away from....which is one of johnson's old favourites. remember when he ran away from journalists and hid in a fridge while supposed to be election campaigning? useless sack of sh1t.

[@paulgriffin6256]

Earning fees

[@meganm1074]

I think they are the lawyers for all the different parties.

[@dannyboydoh]

Trying to translate what Boris is saying 😀

[@adrianlloyd6403]

Good question.It's the legal gravy-train of this inquiry.Nice work if you can get it!

[@iainmackenzieUK]

and....? So....? Where are the consequences?

[@davidjohn7510]

Hopefully the majority of decent folks will vote the Tories into the political wilderness. One can only hope....eh?

[@iainmackenzieUK]

I think we have seen (around the world) that voters can easily be manipulated and therefore, can not be relied upon to make politicians truly accountable...@@davidjohn7510

[@dartskipper3170]

" He said, she said......" yaaawwwwnnnn

[@alaninsoflo]

Got to love Mr Keith.

[@melanieberry8724]

Total charade. A very badly acted daytime soap opera

[@neilrafferty2097]

If he spoke to me like that in the street . . . 👊👊

[@MrMontythemouse]

Bollocks, he skirted around lots of key issues and gave them a smartprice grilling, all part of the window dressing and everyone is falling for it.

[@billbaggins1688]

Does it really need the idiotic muzak?

[@davidlucas46]

Try asking real questions Who and why was it produced Rather than worrying about swear words. People where murdered and no one cares about it

[@philipjones9458]

Absolutely correct.

[@derekrigby6726]

He doesn't have any best moments. He has an agreed narrative and is sticking to it. Not asked any of the right questions and is so far out of his depth it is embarrassing.

[@Sean-ng4eu]

You obviously have not attempted any research before posting your comment. It's clear you've neither met let alone heard of KC Hugo Keith before. Nevertheless, listen, learn & maybe be educated. Hugo is one of Britain's finest & most sought after KC's, who has represented both peasant class to ruling class including Princess Anne. From huge corporations to world countries, already winning top barrister of the year in his 30's, to add to his many other accolades. You would need prostrate yourself and lick the soles of Hugo's shoes until they sparkle & then you may just be worthy to clean his lavatory, though under strict supervision of course..

[@kaiadam3082]

Curious to know whar are the people doing in back , they seem so emotionless..

[@USERNAMEfieldempty]

Thinking girl's crumpet.

[@ayermt]

not asking the right questions as usual

[@ronstriebig2749]

What is his prison term length

[@jaspervanderburgh81]

Non , were are his best moments.?

[@djlewis5149]

Will anybody mention Sweden?

[@superted6960]

Since when was this inquiry supposed to be about this character? What bs

[@neilrafferty2097]

Pointless,but great for his bank balance.

[@Paul2377]

He’s great. Razor sharp.

[@shit__gamer]

Redact alert 🚨🚨🚨

[@charlottebowes7666]

Devon is ready 😎

[@user-ol6rd7pl5t]

This is the first time in my 59 years that I've ever had any faith any public Inquiry actually getting g to the bottom of what they were supposed to be investigating, let's for once lessons really are learnt, those responsable held accountable & justice is served.

[@markperrin8098]

Wow, it's looking like a complete farce to me. A 100million pound farce at that.

[@MrXMysteriousX]

What's disturbing is the tone of the inquiry. Effectively being you "didn't care and should have done more" Had they done "more" in most cases things would have been even worse. It's emotive and emotional, but not how leadership decisions are made and also not the most important issue, yet it is leading the narrative. It's true that they made catastrophic mistakes, such as the Care Homes situation and policies instituted killed people but equally there was a lot of propaganda and misinformation coming from themselves and their scientific advisers and the scrutiny on that is being pushed aside for the loss of life part. None of the modelling were remotely close to being accurate and whilst I understand the initial caution, anything after around the 3-4 month was project fear. Then there was the vaccination program, the outright lies told about it's effectiveness, the utter and complete silence on vaccine injury, the protection of the vaccine manufacturers in providing unsafe, unproven MRNA vaccines which as we now know has caused a high number of excess "unexplained deaths" I say unexplained but they are explainable, it's just no one wants to hear that the vaccines caused a build up of proteins in the lungs and/or brain blocking the ability to breathe or blocking the brain recieving oxygenated blood. The coroners know via autopsy of course, but they've been largely ignored and silenced. So why was a vaccine with side effects and little upshot with diminishing returns pushed so hard? You need only follow the money, namely the politicians and their friends and families and the investments in the pharmaceutical industry....but no one's looking there because of the narrative. I bring this up to say the anger on them being crass or their more obvious failings whilst warranted is blinding everyone to even worse things. Our economy is smashed to bits, barely holding on due to inflation and everyone seems to have forgotten it was lockdown policy that caused it, a policy that studies have now found out were wholely ineffective, as was the policy of vaccination to prevent deaths (it would take thousands to save one person from getting seriously ill and 100,000s to prevent an additional infection) plus we were initially lied to that vaccines prevented infection and spread only for that narrative to fall apart. Then there is the mask situation. Studies available before and after the pandemic showed non-medical grade face masks to be utterly pointless. Yet look at the economic cost, not to mention the psychological cost to young children's development. Literal billions were spent on ineffective PPE and our children's educations and lives were destroyed for several years. I'm not saying don't be angry for the leading narrative issues but some of you are missing the forest for the tree's, their guilt is far more expansive than what we are being shown and I suspect the focus in certain aspects and the deliberate non-focus of other aspects is entirely deliberate.

[@jonathanbeck8789]

Rippers

[@bulldog1066jpd]

@2:50 onwards is DAMMING.

[@Pete-ps4kd]

HK for PM!!

[@conraddixon6735]

The title ‘Hugo Keith’s best moments’ isn’t appropriate - this is not entertainment

[@chad0x]

Cummings used common language and he was soaring over the heads of everyone he worked with.

[@harveybrown37]

I preferred Cummings when he was arrested by the KGB for running an Airline in Russia for 2 years without any Aeroplanes

[@tomwilkinson392]

@@harveybrown37 In his own parlance, he’s always been a dodgy little twat!😀

[@carlowingfield7743]

This clip shows how our politicians failed as communicators and human beings .

[@user-hm1vp5uw9r]

Clever chap vs idiots? What could the result possibly be.

[@gwenpaxton1802]

I would like to know - why is this enquiry costing us taxpayers so much money - is someone being very greedy

[@tweegeTX3]

0:52 I know it’s not the point but I do believe Mr Keith is wearing a Dinner Jacket

[@hannahfountain6819]

Why is media producing this now? Is the independent blameless?

[@robertczebotar7753]

Maybe Johnson should ba a personal adviser of Putin in his next presidental election. There, in Russia, he will have a 100% succes

[@jacksg1809]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ChangesOneTim]

🤣🤣🤣 almost feel bad about laughing at seriously shite conduct at the heart of government. I love the way Gove is attempting the usual bluster and obfuscation that he does in TV studios, then comes a reminder that it's Keith not Kuenssberg asking him the questions.

[@ieaston5418]

N Sturgeon was included in these recent exchanges by the Independent because? Sure, she was duly slapped down in module 1, but EVERY OTHER EXAMPLE was from the last week or so in module 2. If I didn’t know better, I might think the Independent was scraping the bottom of the unionist barrel.

[@trevormason1732]

Well dun hugo you know your job.

[@allanmcdowall6568]

Mr covid was the best 1

[@gileshalliwell3591]

Hugo for PM! He has more intellect in his little finger than the entire cabinet put together!

[@adrianlloyd6403]

Hindsight is a wonderful thing for lawyers to make a fortune out of.

[@gileshalliwell3591]

@@adrianlloyd6403 I’m not sure we needed “hindsight” most intelligent people knew we were being led by fools at the time…

[@davidjohn7510]

And still are!! Running our country into the proverbial gutter! @@gileshalliwell3591

[@normanmorgan1596]

Best moments. It not an entertainment. Total waste of time and money. Disgusting the fees charged by the law profession.

[@lordtherapeutics]

Self-evidently, a room full of KCs and their juniors will not produce answers about how to manage the next epidemic.

[@grahamgottard]

Great theatre, highly entertaining... but where are the consequences for these people?

[@jamesharper586]

Ffs ‘best moments’ do you really need to infantilise EVERYTHING?

[@user-ol6rd7pl5t]

Can we please have him in charge of a full independent public inquiry into the consequences of Brexit.

[@Kamikaze3557]

Way to weak, I don’t see many of them as "best moments" many are very weak, in style, wording and attitude.

[@Annabella24183]

#noamnestyforcovidtyranny

[@DeoxyMedia]

Remove the pointless music - the content does not need it.

[@SuperBenismail]

Is it fair to say that the inquiry has shown how callous, fickle and morally bankrupt the Conservative were/are ?

[@user-ix3lk8nw5r]

Get him and Piers Morgan interviewing all politicians in future 😂❤️

[@PlusDeltaM]

Even the best moments were rubbish. Such limp softball interrogation, pathetic.

[@Barry-tl3ru]

Man made crisis.

[@shit__gamer]

Has he asked about the dodgy tests used to justify putting people on end of life drugs yet?

[@pauljames970]

At £750,000 a day I should think every minute was his best !!!

[@jimcameron4672]

Its the COVID Inquiry in name only , nonsense

[@user-lf6nh5cj6p]

Exactly