Watch the end of Boris Johnson's political career in real time | Partygate committee hearing

A selection of highlights as Boris Johnson does an unconvincing job of lying his way out of the accusation that he lied to parliament.
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[@jcvastgoed1490]

Man Boris is the golden god . Truly did us real Europeans all a huge favor . He got rid of the English . Have all the parties you want, mate.

[@droge192]

@@jcvastgoed1490 - You should join the UK Conservative party sir. You sound as tribal, divisive, generalist and sneery as most Tories ...... 'mate'.

[@herrglotzenschnitzengruber1510]

Surely, as a foreigner in England I have a right to be governed in England by those capable of governing and those governing for the benefit of all of England's people. Johnson governed England just, solely for his own benefit, he tricked his acquaintances and colleagues in such a way that they have all, that's every one of them, lost credibility, thier position and thier honour. He must surely be punished in the most severe way possible within the law and also outside of the same laws that he is trying to use to protect his dirty arse.

[@thevalueofn6994]

@@jcvastgoed1490 Don't tar us all with the same brush.

[@fuzzyspackage]

#bringborisback

[@yvonnecampbell3283]

Interviewer: Mr Johnson of all the lies you have ever told, which one is your favourite? Mr Johnson: I have never told any lies Interviewer: Yes, that one is my favourite.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mylips354]

🤥🤥🤥🤥

[@johnwall8862]

Funny😂

[@alikhan-uh3sq]

06:54 The best bit the screens and barriers were in the next room......WTF??????

[@vincentbrannelly8786]

His wives have heard a few belters to be fair .

[@janetgillies6833]

"We're following the science" The guy gave up science at 15! Sir Patrick Valance said so in his questioning at enquiry. He was unfit to govern. He couldnt read a graph - they had to water it down for him and he couldnt grasp the basics enough to carry the correct information forward. Just the type if person yiu want at the helm in a pandemic eh?!!!

[@garykemplay6091]

How can an essential "work meeting" to thank people be appropriate when people couldn't even stand at the bedside of their loved ones as they died. This man isn't intelligent enough to realise his lies are obvious

[@alexbuckenham1663]

And getting pissed too, he has contempt for us all

[@blahblahblah563]

I thank you for your comment - up for a rave? 😂

[@derekharrison1582]

And to think people voted for this clown 🤡 in 2019...made him our Prime Minister.And they knew what sort of scumbag he was.The lies he was always telling.The cronies of his like Jacob Rees Mogg, Peter Bone, Michael Fabricant, etc, who’d defend him...defend the indefensible.This is what happens when a chancer becomes Leader.They can do whatever they want,when they want.

[@LambsyLamb]

@@blahblahblah563 ONLY if party animal Bojo is invited!

[@djc2526]

It's not intelligence, or lack of. It is pure entitlement. Pure upper class, Etonian classism and Tory exceptionalism.

[@MegaDeansy]

This is all so totally unfair on poor Boris , he's 58 now and spent all 58 of these years blatantly lying - but all of a sudden they expect him to start being honest NOW ???

[@samanthacooke8369]

He is a pathological liar

[@AntonyClayton-eq1ul]

Proof of the maxim: you can't teach an old DOG new tricks.

[@equaliser2265]

Boris is like a celestial black hole, his dark mouth opens wider and wider and the more he talks the more he is sucked down his own orifice. The quicker he implodes, the better.

[@grahamjames1614]

So, let me get this right; "I made the rules but I needed someone else to advise me if I had broken them!!!!!" Oh dear Britain, what have you done to your country and parliament?

[@R.R.R.465]

You mean what has the ruling government that has broken laws and squandered hundreds of millions, who had not properly been kept in office through general elections, in the first place, and kept themselves in through nepotism, and media bias against the oppostion done to our country?

[@MeMyselfAndEyez]

We are sovereign, we make our own rules. We just have different rules on who follows those rules. So sad that you won't experience sovereigness like ours.

[@georgeatkinson759]

"Just to correct you on a technical point"...I am a c**t...

[@benjamin112]

Worming and squirming. Sunak is just as guilty... Tories has completely lost it.

[@paulfulton7968]

Did Sunak not say in the H.O.C that there were no parties then he received a FPF

[@lordflashheart8153]

Labour, lib Dems and green party all in on it as well.

[@aliekinci1605]

We need to labour back on power 100 parents man is loose min far is it see

[@snowyowel7961]

Starmer is more guilty than Boris but he hides behind the biased remainer media.

[@snowyowel7961]

@@aliekinci1605 The last thing our country needs is khan starmer in number ten seriously.

[@jamescoughlan8193]

Every word a lie, every lie an insult to all the people of the UK particularly those who lost loved ones and were unable to hold them and say goodbye. He is truly a despicable excuse for a human being.

[@martinsmith1538]

Totally do not understand his point. Lies. Pointless waste of time as a man.

[@gavinpretorius3564]

He got assurance from the people that were at the parties, who were breaking the rules themselves! This is crazy stuff...

[@karinbultje2835]

He comes across as trustworthy as Prince Andrew.

[@graceomalley4]

😂 sweat free😂

[@bodricpriest8816]

Ouch...

[@alfiecorbett1703]

kissing kids under the mistletoe

[@scottanonymous798]

Yeah both of them should never show their faces in public again they should feel deep shame but they won’t because They have no moral compass

[@countfosco8535]

Johnson is a Brexit advocator. Go figure.

[@Cyberpit2000]

Watch him get angry the minute he realises he's back himself into a corner. He knows he's fucked, and now he is making every excuse in the book to demand that the rules not apply to him. In my mind? The man should be tried for treason and never allowed to hold public office ever again.

[@joolzhillman4385]

Quite agree & all his cronies, everyone involved. They had no fear🤔

[@georgejob2156]

Nice little cell in the the Scrubs ... Awful treacherous little rat

[@russmarkham2197]

fully agree. He is a traitor to the UK. Treason is the right charge

[@DavidSmith-ze2wi]

If there was a vestige of justice that should happen but we all know British justice for these people involves nods, winks, funny handshakes, funny words and brown envelopes.

[@cricketerfrench7501]

Hyperbole. As treason is "the crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill or overthrow the sovereign or government." I think we need to leave it to the electorate to never elect him again. I don't think wishing to replace Sunak is sufficient to get him convicted.

[@jackiemorrison2706]

With respect BJ...my husband retired as an essential worker (who worked through the first parts of lockdown in his role with his colleagues) and after 40 YEARS of dedicated service, received no Thank You never mind a Party because we interpreted the rules the way the majority did. He received a card over the garden wall from his boss and his workmates drove past the house in their vans. No Party was allowed for his Boss or his Workmates to say Thank You and Goodbye to him. Why should someone in parliament be any different when they already have more privileges than the majority of us. BTW My absolute sympathies to anyone who lost someone dear, couldn't attend a funeral or hospital. I was hospitalised for a week during lockdown and my husband had to leave me at the door. At least I came out. So angry at their lies and deception that continues to this day. BJ it seems, will never learn, never change & doesn't care one iota what anyone else thinks.

[@scl6747]

“With respect BJ” ?? Respect ? What are you on 😉

[@rizeaalexandru5727]

BJ is for something else lol

[@simonjohnson9055]

Why "with respect"? He doesn't deserve a modicum thereof.

[@mylips354]

One rule for them and screw the rest of us😬😬😬

[@vendettarising]

the problem is that people like you respect these criminals in parliament, the criminals in the justice, the criminal police, the criminal family courts, the criminal social services etc etc.....they are so corrupt and so evil yet you respect them. that's the problem, it starts to stop when you get a backbone and stand up for yourselves

[@Foldy435]

And amazingly there are still many millions of people in this broken society who adore this man. Which tells you more about the British public.

[@corryjookit7818]

I think you mean the English people some of whom were lied to, and chose to,believe those lies some also were racist and the Tories recognised this and used it to their advantage. So, pleae don't assume it was the whole of the British public and it never ia.. ajohnson is stupid.

[@kcvfr400]

English you mean. Only England has mandated the Tories since 1955

[@dennisfraser6896]

​@@kcvfr400got there before me.Only tbe English are stupid enough To vote for Boris and co.

[@seanscanlon9067]

@@kcvfr400 Not everyone who votes in England is English though.

[@mikesanders8621]

If they can vote, they're English. They are required to be a citizen of England, which makes them English.

[@mjwilliamsb2676]

funny how a gathering to say goodbye to a colleague was essential, but people being able to visit dying relatives to say goodbye wasn't...

[@biscuit4259]

Well the difference is that the rules were to stop the spread. More likely in a hospital than an office

[@tubbytown6545]

A gathering to say goodbye to a colleague was explicitly forbidden. There was Govt public guidance on this.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

​@@biscuit4259 but a farewell gathering in an office was also not allowed and I'd actually say that our halls of government it is very important to keep healthy and not have gathering.

[@mjwilliamsb2676]

@@biscuit4259 In theory, yes, but in practice, many people working in Downing Street not only got Covid, but they got it more than once...a virus doesn't care if you're in an office or a hospital, it just needs people gathered together, and particularly for longer time periods. A five or ten minute visit with a dying relative in hospital was likely safer than spending a minimum of eight hours in an office...

[@Amanda-vx1ut]

@@biscuit4259 virus can be spread anywhere and he could have sent an email og thanks rather than a gathering. stop making excuses for him

[@Bobby-xr4bo]

I thought it was really important to be at my mums bedside as she passed away in Hospital but his BLOODY rules forbade it.. but he could “thank colleagues for their hard work” because he thought it was “important” I am absolutely sick to my stomach listening to his excuses.. he should bloody resign but he doesn’t have the integrity.. get him sacked!!!

[@oliviacharlton4026]

The lawyers trying not to laugh and putting their head in their hands makes it for me.

[@pjwhitlock4198]

I was redeployed in the NHS and worked on a hospital ward during Covid to help provide cover for my colleagues who had come down with Covid. During that time, we had colleagues who had passed, colleagues who left, same for patients. We would have liked to gather to mark the occasion in some way, but it was plainly clear to us and our clinical leadership that it wasn’t necessary for work purposes so we didn’t. The line that he needed to have a gathering of people with drinks in hand in order to run the country is complete bollocks.

[@dogstar5572]

As his schoolteacher said in their report, “not only does Boris break the rules, but he doesn’t seem to think that they apply to him”.

[@TheMarcusrobbins]

Teachers are often such astute observers, they see and work with so many people over a career. Someone should write a book full of them and this one should be on the first page.

[@niazpetkar53]

This bafoon is a complete narcissist and his absolute disregard to any rules as he thinks don't apply to him due to power of position rendered him untouchable. He should be sent to prison for killing millions. The REAL figure will never be released. The cheek of him even mentioning his wife had a privilege to be at number 10 during the shenanigans

[@teresawilliamson9377]

We had testing a year in, you feral t**t was partying 2 months in! STFU!!! 🤮

[@AsadAli-jc5tg]

Teachers are often liars and propaganda peddlers.

[@jameschelliah9783]

I wonder if Boris can smell that funny stench that's in the air, not to sure what it is though - I've just figured it out, it's bull shit 😂😂😂

[@michaelsaunders6923]

What a totally horrible man! The fact is that rules don't apply to him or to his cronies and when he gets questioned he throws his toys totally out of the pram

[@krishorswill]

If he wanted to thank his staff, perhaps he should have given them a round of applause from his front door like he gave the people who actually helped through lockdown.

[@sparkyjackson8479]

Ye banging pots and pans and clapping

[@Smartion]

The man is a creature of the most despicable in nature….. The way he tries to pass the buck, and throw his colleagues under the bus is sad… but worse still is that he tries to make his breaking of the rules completely legitimate using the guidelines!! Horrid man 💀

[@lowsun1]

He is a horrible unaccountable human being, period.

[@GF_MF]

It was a difficult time for everyone, folk didn't get to say goodbye to loved ones who died, so there was or is no excuse for those Tory booze ups - Allegra Stratton was filmed and caught laughing about the parties FFS.

[@runklestiltskin_2407]

I think she laughed out of desperation, because she couldn't explain these gatherings, but I might be wrong

[@archvaldor]

She's a real piece of work Allegra Stratton, when she was at the BBC she stitched up a young girl who was claiming benefits and edited out the part where the girl stated she was working full-time - just to fit the heartless tory narrative and advance her political career. EDIT: People who earn lower salaries are, as in this case, entitled to benefits to top up their income, they cannot survive without it. The girl stitched up by Stratton was legitimately claiming benefits.

[@Queenfloofles]

Thank you for mentioning loved ones. I lost 2 Grandparents in 2020, one in the first wave and the other one in August when we had local lockdowns, it was horrible not to be able to be there for them. And the funerals were so sad with the limited numbers who could attend. Not to mention not being able to hug my mum who'd just lost her dad. Those 2 meter distances felt so difficult at that point. The fact that they thought it was fine to ignore all the rules really adds salt in the wounds received back then.

[@derekharrison1582]

Wasn’t Stratton part of Robert Peston’s show? Anyway I hope we’re seeing the downfall of Boris Johnson.Blaming everyone but himself.An absolute scumbag.😾

[@biddylisduff]

@@runklestiltskin_2407 the footage of her laughing was when they were "rehearsing" a Press briefing, no excuses for her.

[@wynmills1481]

The man doesn’t even have the decency to fall in his own sword when exposed for his utter hypocrisy. This is why this country is in such a mess. No accountability.

[@tomhermens7698]

No accountability??? None ever and a bunch of zig zaggers. Pseudo mafia

[@Kodakcompactdisc]

Hopefully this is the end of him 🙏

[@AsadAli-jc5tg]

The country is not in a mess. He's a solid man.

[@seekingenlightenment9685]

No, but he loves sticking his 'sword' into others ! Would you want your daughter having him as her partner ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/onzVfXWGoremqK8

[@limpet7r63]

Every single consequence to every single thing he has done in his life has been paid off or made to go away. Whether it’s the restaurants he smashed up as part of the Bullingdon Club, or the countless kids he’s fathered in his many affairs. He genuinely does not understand accountability or consequences in the way you or I would because he’s never had to face either of them. You can see by his body language and his facial expressions that having to explain his actions, and the possibility of facing real ramifications as a result of them is deeply unfamiliar territory to him.

[@jennychandler386]

The fact there were suitcases of alcohol it's obvious he's lying

[@shonacourt9750]

Harriet Harman is an absolute gem here! She properly put him in his place 😂😂

[@petyrkowalski9887]

What strikes me about this meeting is not just the lies and nonesense Johnson spouts (he clearly lied and misled the house) but his barely contained anger and contempt at having to answer questions …dont they know who he is?

[@scottishrob7119]

You English have a lot to answer for voting for him back in 2019. We wont forget up north. a LOT to answer for let me tell you.

[@derekharrison1582]

@@scottishrob7119 Not me Rob.A lot of us knew what Boris Johnson was like.A liar sacked as a journalist TWICE, a hopeless Foreign Secretary, a clown of a London Mayor and a disgrace of a Prime Minister.I’m afraid too many here in England, fell for the Brexit bullshit. You’ve seen today’s investigation.He’s blaming others,trying to wriggle his way out.An absolute shyster.But sadly Rob, there are still the deluded down here that would vote him back in again, given half a chance.Maybe some people deserve what they vote for.😾

[@adampeckham8541]

​@@scottishrob7119Gulp .......

[@thee-sportspantheon330]

Go for independence rob. You don't have to sink with us.

[@angihentze6140]

​@@thee-sportspantheon330 we are trying 😅

[@kennethewan9991]

“No guidance was followed; all Covid rules were broken “

[@maureennewman905]

Hmmm , they were so brave risking catching the Lurgy 😂😂😂

[@glazierblue573]

Well he is either lying or stupid... I know they answer but I really could go either way... so i am going with lying, pretending to be stupid.

[@lat1419]

​@@maureennewman905 obviously, (draw breath) alcohol kills germs. And I believe the alcohol was an essential part of office life, to .. er.. mitigate the long hours and deadly serious task at hand. Yes, helping the Mrs to chose wall paper who was entitled to be at the office party. The paralytic boss, and p**sed at hour desk, is an acceptable part of the guidelines we all apply in our office jobs, and within the rules. At all times. 😂

[@rowangalloway393]

Quite incredible, despite falling so far he has managed to pull the whole party down to rock bottom with him.

[@SamDurkSheff]

Been looking for highlights that were more than a couple of minutes but less than the full multi-hour hearing itself. This fills the bill perfectly, many thanks for putting it together.

[@alexbuckenham1663]

'It was regular for people to drink on Fridays'. Good to know that the government gets pissed on a working day, very professional, definitely taking very important jobs seriously.

[@Boghopper9999]

No just regular; 'Essential'

[@johnbrown3921]

As if most Brits aren't functioning alchoholics.

[@slartibartfast3041]

@@johnbrown3921 it’s the only way we’ve managed to get through 13 years of the tories

[@yttommy76]

Tax payer funded id bet too. Horrible bunch of crooks and liars

[@neratcore]

I wish I could still drink at work I never took the piss simply enjoyed a bear with lunch. but in one week 8 people got laid off at my company after a change was made that we were not told about. we then had to provide regular drug and alcohol test and all we did was load lorries god forbid we were trying to run the uk in to the ground like the terries have.

[@JustRupes]

I normally do not comment on political issues, but. because we care for our elderly surviving parents separately, I could not see my partner for months. We abided by the guidelines, cancelled the family Christmas through fear of being arrested. All this time they were laughing at us. Matt Hancock was driving up and down the country, they were having parties. It's disgusting. This and other shambolic decisions have turned me, a 30 year conservative voter, away from the party for good.

[@grahamwade5932]

They were always laughing at you

[@JustRupes]

@@grahamwade5932 It's fine, I doubt they will be laughing at the next general election.

[@grahamwade5932]

@@JustRupes I hope you're right friend

[@colingregson8653]

Good for you wouldn't vote Labour either need to clear out the Pigs trough !!.

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

They're a disgrace and have been for a long time. It's a shame it took you so long but thankfully you have enough decency to finally realise what they are.

[@MalachiHut]

This is so sad. This was an opportunity to put aside ‘self interest’, and put the nation at the heart of a very difficult situation. This distinguishes a noble leader against an individual who has been found to have lied professionally time and time again….

[@rogereynon4954]

Revisiting this today. Watched the whole thing at the time. The thing that stayed with me through all of this is the fact that Johnson obviously felt that because he thought something - it must be the case for all. In his mind he was 100% correct and therefore he could not be wrong - despite evidence to the contrary. This wasn't a stitch-up. It was the balancing of fact against fiction. I understand the committee's decision was unanimous despite their poles apart politics. Johnson ran out of road. His art of speaking counts for nothing when it comes to truth versus lies. No matter who you are - in the end that catches up with you. His argument that his misremembering things wouldn't matter because he felt people would accept he was following all guidance.....when at his parties and that behaviour was acceptable. I'm glad he has gone but don't forget who put him there and who enabled his lies and deceit.

[@R.R.R.465]

This is how the world is now, if you think it, it must be true, regardless of the plain facts and/or witness testimonials.

[@wendykinnear9151]

Mostly the people of England votes Tory and of course the Tory members,

[@jamesdunn3864]

Very well said.

[@andrewcadden7615]

You have to say - he is so very like Trump in that one respect of mindset. The two of them just don’t get how what they’re thinking or doing could be wrong. To them, by nature of them thinking or doing it, MAKES it correct. ‘I am the state!’ A minor detail but a massive point of comparison between how the two of them think, and also act when they’re brought to account - they genuinely just seem incapable of understanding it, and in Johnson’s case that same state of mind we know goes all the way back to his childhood. If you haven’t read the comments his old Headmaster at Eaton made about Boris thinking he was special and the rules not applying to him - worth a read, the parallels to today are shocking!

[@captainhowdy9845]

First there wasn't a party, then there was a party but he didn't go, then there was a party but he didn't know it was a party, then there was a party and he knew it was a party but everyone told him it was ok, then there was a party and he knew it was a party and everyone told him it was ok but he misled everyone about it, then he did all that but he didn't lie on purpose.... This man lives for the next 10 seconds. He will say ANYTHING to just get through the next ten seconds.

[@fraserct533]

Exactly! ... we've had to wring BoJo's Bull Sh*t out of him bit by bit ... we are forced to examine minutai & split hairs as he tap dances to try & save his wretched hide ... he's not fit to be an MP ... let alone Prime Minister.

[@teresawilliamson9377]

Yes but did he go to the party or stay home from the party while going to the party and planning the next party???? 🤮🤪

[@Mandosami]

Objective truth isn't part of his pathology

[@krainey]

He will probably be back hosting topical satire tv shows where he belongs in a few years

[@josephregan9321]

Mon the Jock's. Got u C**t.

[@tamikax9738]

There were children who had to say goodbye to dying parents by video and couldn’t have that final touch and he honestly thought leaving drinks were reasonably necessary.

[@sweeteternalreader5912]

Search for accountability. Do not just comment on KZbin.

[@BaalsMistress]

He didn't say they were reasonably necessary. He said "absolutely essential" That's a whole different level of cognitive dissonence.

[@nifralo2752]

I have ignored the rules and in that case

[@Enceladus007]

A final touch would have given them Covid.

[@nifralo2752]

@@Enceladus007 if they are dying anyway...

[@drum-jitsu]

Politicians who lie for a living are not very good at lying

[@warwickdean]

The real crime here was not inviting members of the general public to attend 😂

[@OrcusMaximus]

How is thanking a staff member who is leaving essential to operate a business? THEY ARE LEAVING!

[@stixsta6007]

Kudos to your clarity 👏

[@kalebdaark100]

A fine point, well made.

[@GrahamGeorge1]

A man who has never been able to accept responsibility for his actions and failings!!!

[@Skalekul]

"You can't expect human beings... to have... an invisible electrified fence around them". Exactly - so why were the rules so strictly enforced outside the government? Why did we all have to tiptoe around each other during lockdown?!

[@jakem1126]

The comment that sickens me is when he said, 'it was a difficult day because a cabinet minister resigned'. It was a difficult day for the Queen when she had to sit alone at her husbands funeral, it was a difficult day when families couldn't be with their loved ones when they died in hospital. He has no concept of what people had to go through

[@jacquib256]

Is it called blind siding he’s a joke

[@geoffpoole483]

The Queen was offered the opportunity to sit with others but she declined, choosing to follow the rules.

[@martinwebb1681]

Jake M .... He simply doesn't care, truth is he didn't expect to get caught out. One rule for him and he's colleagues and a different rule for everybody else.

[@alanglasgowbassist]

He knows exactly what people had to go through. He just didn’t give a shit 😢

[@scottishrob7119]

You English have a lot to answer for voting for him back in 2019. We wont forget up north. a LOT to answer for let me tell you.

[@psytcp]

"I'm lying in your face and there's nothing you can do about it"

[@grahamtrave1709]

He must now be charged with Misconduct in Public office.

[@wheezy7097]

Months later watching this again, Always makes me smile watching BoJo squirm

[@Private-Hudson]

All this going on in Number 10 when elsewhere in the country people getting arrested for being in the garden. Beyond disgusting.

[@susanstones347]

Correct 👍

[@adamant5419]

Well, actually there were thousands of Brits (the junk DNA) types who were sneaking about having parties and visiting people they shouldn't, who should of been arrested and lost their jobs too.

[@AWakestein]

This isn’t just the end of boris’ career, this is the end of the Conservative party for most people

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Hopefully.

[@RankinMsP]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@garymoore7150]

I HOPE SO

[@johncarterofmars47]

Sadly, I don't think so, there are plenty of people with holes in thier heads that would vote for him. Probably would still vote for him if he murdered a puppy in front of them

[@jameschicken1008]

I don't care if its labour with all their faults, but this country needs the slate wiping clean and a fresh start and ideas. I seriously hope people see beyond tory spin and give labour chance

[@FEAR.LESS.]

I got caught smoking when I was 14 by my Dad. He sat me down and I was horrified He knew I had taken up smoking. He patiently explained his disappointment and asked me what it was all about. Instead of meeting him halfway or even breaking down in shame and apology.... I denied it blankly. As he delivered evidence slowly, consistently and bouyantly in watertight fashion, I still made absurd attempts to counter with (now) embarrassingly nonsensical slippery bulls☆☆☆ to, not just save my bacon, but to exonerate myself completely to the level that he should himself feel silly for daring to charge me with such a thing.... I lied and lied and said I tried once ages ago but hadn't for more ages (hoping admitting a minor fail would offer some nobility to mask my utter bollo☆☆☆) ..... he simply pointed to the all the while presence of with the box of 10 Marlboro in my school uniform shirt breast pocket..... I then blamed a friend asking me to hold them in fear of their own parental grievances and me being the saint. Now.... that memory... IS this EXACT video. A dishonest child caught being very naughty, no doubt about it...... pants down.....wide open....yet sooooo immature and ignorant to know magical lies sometimes do not work ..... moreover.... make you even more transparent in your dishonesty. Me and Dad remained great friends.

[@ginofarfalle5430]

Interviewer: 'Mr Johnson, of all the lies you've ever told, which one is your favourite?' Johnson: 'I've never told any lies' Interviewer: 'Yes, that's my favourite too'

[@johnbell2722]

😂

[@RichardM-kv4uu]

The only response needed is that photograph of the Queen sat on her own at Phillip's funeral, it symbolises what many families went through during the same time this man was partying.

[@sweeta17]

i did not get why the queen sat alone . because people generally sat with1 gapapart buses etc and in that place the chairs are pretty big hence big gap between people . her family even just ch and c could have been near t her . i think like many it was over the top . there was no need for her t sit alone .

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

​@@sweeta17 The royalty are all about putting on a show in public and self preservation. We shouldn't be surprised. They knew everyone would be watching, that's all.

[@7dtdfil730]

​@@sweeta17 come on, you've seen her family, no one would want to sit in a room with any of them... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@danjames4086]

​@@sweeta17 I'm no dan of the royal family. I'm fairly certain they, like many others, will have 'bent' the rules behind closed doors. However, her gesture at her husband's funeral was immensely symbolic. It was a display if doing the right thing because the world is watching. Yet here we have a bunch of idiot politicians, breaking their own rules, in front of cameras. Quite clearly they have not one consideration for doing the right thing, at any time.

[@raaf4678]

​@@sweeta17 in a time when there were actually many people not happy with the temporary rules, this also came across as something very symbolic, which made people think about proper behaviour. I think it's somewhat admirable that during this personal family moment in this regard there was still service to her people.

[@Initdoh]

The thought that our elderly relatives died thinking that their families had deserted them due to locked down rules imposed on some and not all is unforgivable.

[@steveperry6624]

And so is the social damage ever since, and yes, those responsible will pay; dearly.

[@joeblogs6598]

@@steveperry6624 sadly they almost never do.

[@alancooper3331]

Lot of difference visiting a 70 year old then having a party for the fit and healthy.

[@garethlowe711]

My grandmother died alone because of theese rules. I have been waiting for his downfall for so long.

[@Ansemite]

​@@alancooper3331 yeah. Visiting the already dying 70 year old is about a gazillion times more important.

[@daddykoolest]

The mistake that everyone has made was when he said “hand on heart”, it’s strikingly obvious he doesn’t have one.

[@helenlinnell6108]

Yeah, I'm with you Boris. I fail to see why the man that raised me, i.e. my Dad, couldn't expect me to visit him in hospital for half an hour as he learned his condition was terminal. If only he and I had followed the guidance as opposed to the rules.

[@sprograt]

My Grandad died and his funeral was during Covid lockdown rules were only so many people could go to the service, it makes me so mad that I couldn't go and pay my respects to him, and this idiot was breaking rules having P155 ups at Downing Street breaking every rule under the sun.

[@sweeta17]

and not just breaking them but having made them and kept telling the dos and donts for the citizens . very sad indeed .

[@sprograt]

@@sweeta17 I don't disagree with you.

[@keirwilliams1381]

My mum sat alone with my uncles body as no one was allowed at the funeral. It will always haunt me.

[@simonjohnson9055]

Under the approval of The Sun.

[@jacquelinemullan4900]

So sorry you lost your granda during this dreadful mess ordinary people weren't aloud to visit dearest ones in hospital or say goodbye. Exceptions were made for the elite Boris was pm and should be made accountable for there lack of response during this pandemic making exceptions for themselves and Handcock and his friends and family making money from the vaccine etc

[@SarahRickard]

He looks panicked! Not so confident now, Johnson!!!

[@colingregson8653]

He's earned 3 million and couldn't give a shit. I have a colleague who was councilling families of the Grenvill Tower victims in a local community centre. Boris turned up as City Major and was kicking off like a spoilt kid behind a screen about having to visit the centre. My colleague got pissed off and told him to F off as he was councilling victums families. He's a total turd of a human being !!.

[@starmersbarber]

He looked panicked....with Lord Panic at his side....a total no win for Johnson!

[@ianbanner9292]

The comedic charm appears to have been sandblasted away , exposing the lying buffoon .

[@johnbould7544]

Imagine our partners across the way holding their leader accountable for having a party, and we can’t hold our past leader accountable for provoking an insurrection. Infuriating.

[@clive373]

Wish we could help, because trump harmed the whole world with his climate change denial. Biden isn't much better.

[@willhovell9019]

A master class in lying and self entitlement. What hesitant twaddle from the narcissist

[@steveparker8065]

A child with chocolate all over their face denies they ate the missing chocolate...

[@strikeforcealpha9343]

Kinda like our poodle bless him, who got into the bin, made mess everywhere and then denied it, while the bin was attached to his head like a cone.

[@elaineclift2227]

​@@strikeforcealpha9343 How did you know he was denying it?

[@scottishrob7119]

You English have a lot to answer for voting for him back in 2019. We wont forget up north. a LOT to answer for let me tell you.

[@maybe-xh8il]

​​@@scottishrob7119 are you taking the piss mate? Im from hartlepool tories won because they won the North which never happens Edit; just seen ya flag so I apologise. Geordies are just watered down jocks and it realy pissed me off that they won my town for first time ever

[@jpc443]

@@strikeforcealpha9343 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@iby914]

My son was born premature, was not feeding and had bad jaundice. I couldn't see him for 12 days after he was born until he was allowed home. Couldn't help my wife during this stressful time as well as she stayed in hospital with him. And what were these shameless donkeys doing at the time? Partying. God I feel bad for people who lost loved ones during that time and for those in care homes during their final days confused and helpless.

[@shaicruz176]

We need to abolish this entire government and law system they’re useless pricks.

[@ladylaois8184]

i lost. my son my dad after his 5 th V

[@Murffytalk]

I hope your wife and wee boy got better and things worked out for you.

[@iby914]

@adriangarry7741 Thanks mate, they're doing really well. My sons going on 3 and keeping us on our toes. Appreciate your kind words. Hope all is well with you as well. All the best.

[@pikaso6586]

Honesty and transparency are fundamental values to democracy. He lied several times to parliament without any remorse. Enough is enough. *LOCK THIS MAN UP.*

[@ayaastarini7813]

Notice the number of times he said, “I didn’t think…” 😶‍🌫️

[@alexknights1972]

A work event more essential than visiting a dying relative?

[@strikeforcealpha9343]

Yup, well your dying relative...

[@martinvickers7349]

Agreed A totally outrageous and cynical callous and ludicrous statement

[@jdw9260]

Ridiculous after all the infringements on human rights that this is the thing that takes him down... What a joke.

[@mazking1366]

Al capone was done for tax fraud. Sometimes, it's the simple bureaucracy that brings down people.

[@joannagreaves7616]

including nearly preventing Nazanin Radcliffe from ever being released from Iran because of his incompetence

[@slartibartfast3041]

Even though Al Capone was a major gangster with his fingers in everything, they only got him through his taxes. Take the win

[@peterlamont8167]

His lies about Brexit was another fiasco that has brought the country into financial hardship. I was sways surprised he got away eith that and that might have enticed him continue with this lying at every step in his leadership. He sounds like he believed himself!

[@robertelliott2026]

Thing is he ain't gonna be taken down!! He has got to be found proven that he actually misled parliament(we know he did), he's got to be suspended for more than 10 days to force a by-election and then the good people of Uxbridge and Ruislip will need to vote him out!! Even if it doesn't go that far, and he will never be in a Cabinet again, but will that be win enough?

[@Susan-py9qh]

I wish he would stop saying sorry, sorry is the last thing he is.

[@annastracke8585]

Boris Johnson is such a blatant liar, he makes my blood boil- so glad we don't see him that much these days.

[@waynewal971]

How on earth does he think everyone else in essential services managed to keep themselves and others including patients protected? I have had enough! he is insulting my intelligence. 🤷‍♂️

[@PaganGuy93]

You had parties while people ended their lives because they couldn't see other people and felt alone... Prison time

[@josephhaywood9238]

Lying to the monarch constitutes as Treason so that's on the list of crimes, there are several thousand counts of manslaughter from his negligence in delaying lockdowns at the start of the pandemic, embezzlement by using Tory party funds to finance the redecoration of his personal residence, slander after he stated in the commons that Starmer prevented the CPS from apprehending Jimmy Saville and possibly murder from him proposing and supporting government policies that have resulted in hundreds of thousands of people dying

[@iap-ug3oy]

But why did people go along with it….I just could not understand why people were so compliant…I had friends that I had known for over 40 years that made their children leave groceries on the door step and never let anybody in……I went out ,I never wore a mask,and I am 82…..Any body remember Asian flu ?

[@jaykaygxd8497]

@@iap-ug3oy you underestimate the power of the threat of arrest on working class people

[@PaganGuy93]

@@iap-ug3oy because they've separated us and made us all feel like lonely souls... If we stand together we have power but we don't, people wish to remain in their bubble and be told what to do

[@josephhaywood9238]

@1976iap I had to go through with it, my grandmother was in a nursing home with a respiratory illness. If I'd risked it and received a fixed penalty notice I'd have lost my job

[@bronx3522]

This man could get away with absolutely anything, don't count against him making a comeback. He is absolutely grotesque!

[@joejo6273]

"I was mis-remembering"........the story of Boris Johnson's life !

[@darrynclarke2389]

Angry Boris: "So where's your evidence for that?" lady speaker: "its in the whatsapp" 🤣

[@rickygallagher1677]

What time so I can fast forward please.

[@7dtdfil730]

​@@rickygallagher1677 27:48 👍

[@Ma55ey]

The fact that he spits out sue gray's name when talking about relying on the advice senior ministers says it all to me... he thinks he's marcus aurelius maximus in the arena... the sad thing is that he's probably right.. he won't be fount to have mislead parliament and this will all have just been political theatre...

[@genghisthegreat2034]

WhatsApp messages are a bit like Treaties and Protocols to him, all deserving of his divided attention

[@SabracadabrO]

“Evidence is subjective”,”Yes Minister”

[@laytonanderson]

This is a serious matter, he should be prosecuted in a criminal court. Politicians always try to take law abiding Society people for idiots.

[@Tibialstone7]

If anything he has said to this inquiry transpires as being a lie, he will have perjured himself (lied under oath). Contempt of court is a criminal offence so this is actually a very real possibility!

[@7dtdfil730]

​@@Tibialstone7 only for the plebs...

[@gordonthefreeman]

Except Johnson was supported by almost everyone - even though many knew the rules were bunkum

[@colmivers]

​@@gordonthefreeman who is almost everyone?

[@gordonthefreeman]

@@colmivers Both parties, both houses and vast swathes of the public, who clamoured for greater and greater state intervention. The handful of people warning of the incoming catastrophe were ignored and abused.

[@MattWhiteMattWPBS]

Every time Johnson is talking, it's fascinating to watch Pannick's face over his shoulder.

[@pawelsawicki1750]

Remembering police officers issuing cruel fines and often brutally treating people FOR WALKING outdoors or VISITING/HUGGING their loved ones, people getting into trouble in courts just and only for TRYING TO LEAD NORMAL LIFE, all those signs telling drivers "STAY HOME - SAVE LIVES" (I got into serious f...ng depression, being a driver and eventually starting to wander - "what if it is true and I am killing someone, just doing my job?!"), I have completely lost the last shreds of trust and respect I have had for this corrupted, rotting system, of which only and sole goal appears to be for one group of people oppress another group of people. :(

[@exploringhistoryuk6150]

What I've heard in the 1st minute is one rule for us whilst everyone gets arrested 😅

[@nicholasmitchell8749]

"This is complete nonsense" while shaking his fist. Clearly, being held to account is a new experience for him.

[@Itsclarkew7]

Yessss he doesn't like it. I've watched this video 50 times

[@janmitchell641]

This is classic narcissism; he’s totally unable to take responsibility.

[@alfsmith4936]

"Boris really has adopted a disgracefully cavalier attitude to his classical studies. [He] sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility (and surprised at the same time that he was not appointed Captain of the school for the next half). "I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception, one who should be free of the network of obligation that binds everyone else." His teacher at Eton.

[@nicholasmitchell8749]

@@alfsmith4936 Thanks for the share! So if he is already familiar with being challenged, the only other sense making conclusion I can make is Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Victims of such predatory behaviours are often diagnosed with Complex PTSD. Normalised gaslighting being a key strategy to deter the Enquirer from critical thinking processes, as noted by his teacher.

[@janetmalcolm6191]

@alfsmith4936.... yes he was not Prime Minister material from the start. Eton was not impressed with him! If he thinks dancing and jiving..eating and drinking is not a party....well what is? Doesn't look like work. It is not work. He takes no accountability and is a total narcissist.

[@peacefulpleb]

Teflon Johnson will slither away with no real comebacks on his lamentable behaviour. Nathan Rotenstreich commented: The main thing about lying is not the erroneous character of the statement, but its intention to deceive.

[@hzm2023]

Boris still thinks that he is the victim. He never saw this coming, and he is still hoping to lie through and survive.

[@snowyowel7961]

Best prime minister our country has ever had in my opinion.

[@supercadcc]

​@Snowy Owel and now we all know the value of your opinions 😅

[@glazierblue573]

What's worse, I think he will get away with it. A slap on the wrist. No money return to the people. Back in work by Monday. A sack of BS!

[@snowyowel7961]

At least I have an opinion.

[@snowyowel7961]

They are making more of this hyped up propaganda party. Than they did over blair and the iraq war. Pathetic

[@MrMusicbyMartin]

This year, I’m going to make a ‘huge effort’ to pay my taxes. I’m going to consider the guidelines carefully and make a decision which is commensurate with my current situation and the need for me to have as much money as I can have. I am in charge of my own tax payments, but nobody came to me and told me that I should actually pay, so I believed at the time that it would have been imprudent and counter-productive to pay, plus it had been a very long day and I was very tired.

[@limpet7r63]

Even as an atheist, I thought to myself as Boris put his hand on the Bible, and said “I promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing, but the truth“, I wouldn’t have been shocked if a bolt of lightning had come from the heavens and turn him into dust. I seriously doubt a word of truth has ever left this man’s’ lips.

[@fluentpiffle]

Hey, that’s what ‘bibles’ are for.. He only exists because of the pretentious precedent set by ‘bible’ culture..

[@NuclearFridge1]

I suspect that he learnt to lie at the 'loving' fists of his wife-beating father. I may be wrong on that... 🤨

[@cowoverthemoo]

I think people at the top, have to lie, they are even told how to hold their hands, then when they become no use will be thrown under the bus by them who are saving themselves. Like I bet no one in that room got there by being a "good" person.

[@henrystevens2258]

​@@cowoverthemooyeah your right but this man is beyond anyone I've ever seen

[@stewartcutler586]

"the end of Boris Johnson's Political career", God I hope so.

[@maureennewman905]

Who the hell would vote for him , unless they were of the same calibre

[@gordonthefreeman]

A cheap victory, because the leviathan state will still be there, just as rabid and bloodthirsty - it's easy to blame a pig like Johnson but he's only the masthead. The Tories and Labour have thousands more of his ilk waiting in the wings.

[@andreafry3428]

What gets me with all these MPS is if they get sacked they just move to a different department ! With Boris yes it should be the end of his political career but that's no bother to him ! He won't have to go on the dole like anyone else .He is a rich man ,like all Tories , politics is just a hobby for them .

[@JHS270694]

@@maureennewman905 The ignorant, the uninformed, the inflexible.

[@thevalueofn6994]

@@maureennewman905 Daily Mail readers... like my mother.

[@S.Trades]

This is actually, a joy to watch. Johnson at last, held to account. His exaggerated anger, his overly dramatic gestures, all point to a liar.

[@malcolmhowe6602]

“I mis-remembered…’ is that shorthand for ‘I lied my butt off’?

[@lokischildren7862]

Johnson hates being questioned by women.johnson belongs in prison

[@miaash3870]

Johnson is NOT the only charlatan politician who belongs in prison!

[@James-bc1jk]

They all do but it never happens because they run the police and the British people are idiots and don't do anything about it

[@theressomelovelyfilthdownh4329]

@@miaash3870 He's a good start, but.

[@gusrathore1524]

AndrewTate Club

[@gusrathore1524]

NewYork Born!? With a Russian Name!? Blondies a Triple Agent

[@ianfraser6161]

Throw him in jail. Throw away the key.

[@xMrjamjam]

Public execution pay per view so it might re cooperate a tiny fraction of the £40b per year he cost this country

[@robrob9250]

Send them all to Rwanda, they’re so keen on the place.

[@davidyoung5830]

Who pays for that? Unless we asset strip him under The Proceeds of Crime Act, we the tax payers do and its very expensive!

[@michaelk.jensen1611]

@@davidyoung5830 Well that perticular spending might be one we were willing to sign under for...

[@tessaninetails8065]

Heavens no! don't throw the key away! someone might find it and let him back out again!!!

[@user-fc9kp1lz4f]

He is a complete LIAR!!!!

[@giopomerol3952]

WOW just wow. His only concern seems to be Boris. No-one else matters.

[@pippipster6767]

He’s so exceptionally entitled he just cannot cope with this at all 😂😂😂

[@professorcalvert8126]

Narcassists always crumble under scrutiny

[@andydudley1775]

true narcasist want us to to every thing for them so we can be there nothing.remember he not mind saying let the bodies pile up thats me and you.the people he lied to get get our vote .he never had mine not ever one day one some put the thought out he could be a good prime minister i shut them down fast .no tory can explain to me why they hate corbyn but there ok with a borris still.people like snarling luara luara kountsburger are to blame for this thats snarling cheap tory mouth piece and any one going on tv defending him new the law was a joke and part of the crime by defending it so thats the entire tory party and 90% of the bbc.and you can bet borris ready to drop them all in it with him .if he does not get his own way.this is why they all on tender foots and this is why we been presented with this on going joke .he ofshould of been dragged off to jail before he had chance to take the piss any more than he already had.he has no respect for any one why are we showing him any .

[@Valhalla88888]

He has no titles and no cash his father was an editor or something he went to Eton on a bursary could not pay the tuition 😢

[@BobT83]

If this guy gets away with this one we really are living in a simulation

[@gabeldn]

Politics it’s all about simulation and making people follow and obey

[@AsadAli-jc5tg]

Awwww!!! Be easy on him bro! Tony Blair literally got way with thousands of people killed in Iraq war, Margaret Thatcher used to bully striking miners. Poor Boris, only had a sweet party after all. I never really cared about social distancing and all even after being diagnosed positive for COVID-19, most of us didn't.

[@jamesnurgle6368]

or at least a simulacrum of a democracy.

[@Millichip100]

Might that make you take to the streets as part of a popular uprising? Because that's what we need! Exactly like Dutch Admiral Tromp sailed into London with a broom tied to his mast to sweep clean the swamp, we now need to take a broom to this stinking mess. Let's sack all of these career politicians and go Icelandic on our parliament (i.e. replace the lot of them with people without financial interests).

[@tonytaylor5165]

True not exactly democracy is it 😂

[@colmartino5434]

It's like that with all people that are on top, make it up as they go along.

[@naomisherred166]

How can he sit there and say all these lies while looking at everyone. I would be too ashamed to even look up. This "thing" has no conscious nor shame. I despair for our country with people like him, and his corrupt cronies so called running it 😮😮

[@antonygill5104]

I would also be worried about the fact they were making decisions while intoxicated

[@leiawhites]

I would have asked what sort of work was being done at this 'work event' and watch him stutter...

[@BonMooney]

By the look of some of those decisions, I think the Tories have been plastered for the past 13 years

[@InnocentUntilProvenGuilty]

What decisions??

[@VilhelmHammershoi1666]

​@@InnocentUntilProvenGuiltywhat bottle to open next

[@jamesdenny5078]

Remember kids, as long as you THINK youre doing the right thing, youre fine. Doing 70 in a 30? thats fine if you thought doing 70 was fine. You think youre playing safely with a shotgun and shoot someone, no problem, you thought you were playing safely, so youre fine. This line of defence will ensure youll never fall foul of the law, ever.

[@martinvickers7349]

Exactly Ignorance of the Law is NO excuse Except apparently for Johnson Outrageous Does he think we will believe his total complete and utter nonsense?

[@billpugh58]

@@martinvickers7349 he KNOWS a significant number of Tory voters will support him come what may.

[@shaunwatson1000]

😅

[@andreafry3428]

He had assurance from people who were there? They weren't going to tell the truth were they !!😃😃😃

[@kdog4587]

We're in Leicestershire and I had my first baby during lockdown, he was born with breathing difficulties and spent a week in NICU, I had had an emergency section and my partner was only allowed to stay for the physical birth and had to leave afterwards. It was horrendous, trying to pick him up and feed him after surgery, being wheeled up and down to nicu by porters while his poor dad stayed outside facetiming us, it was the worst, lowest point when it should have been the highest of our lives. We were in some lockdown or another for almost the first year of my sons life. For the first 5 months, he wasn't held by anyone except me and my partner, except my mum when we later formed a bubble. My partner went back to work, no mum groups were open, health visitor's didnt visit, family couldn't come and help or visit.. it was lonely and scary and the painful trying to recover alone with a newborn and manage all the scary parts of having a first baby with only being able to leave a vm on the health visitors phone and hoping for a call back. Hes a happy, sociable, intelligent 3 year old now who loves his family and nursery friends and things are brilliant now however, he was and we were robbed of this time of life while we listened to and followed the guidance and rules given to us. These arseholes who disregarded the rules they implemented deserve everything they get.

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

Sorry for the damaged experiences and lost times. I'm sure you'll make up for them up in future. But rest assured that Boris only remembers the prosecco and cheese wheeled in from the Tesco Express in the Strand.

[@controversy77]

He cant stop lying . Imagine all the people who got fined say we followed the rules to the best of our ability . But i think nothing will happen with him .

[@user-dm9ur3le4n]

he is not lying he is tilling truth

[@bonniebirdwoman1]

My boss thanked his staff - on MS Teams meetings and podcasts. You cannot tell me for a second that there was no digital means available to government staff through which to do this.

[@jonscott6459]

Absolutely. I had to work through lockdown, but all meetings and briefings were replaced by either MS Teams meetings or just emails.

[@bonniebirdwoman1]

@@jonscott6459 yep. Only colleagues I saw in person were my immediate department, and that was only in the corridor! We didn't have face to face meetings for well over 18 months.

[@JB-Thatisme]

Because he wasn't thanking his staff..they was having one of their regular piss ups!

[@senken12]

Sorry, but your boss didn't thank anyone properly. The only way to thank your staff is in that one particular room

[@martinvickers7349]

Exactly He is insulting the whole country with his Ludicrous pathetic LIES

[@alasdaircook5673]

If this was a works function. Why is there alcohol present? As in most work places you can be sacked if you have alcohol on works premises. You can tell he is lying as he can't answer without stumbling and all the ERs......and AHs..... and pauses as he has to think what to say.

[@darrenwilson8042]

Like Sunak he gets angry when awkward questions are asked or things venture into places where he is not comfortable

[@Alex-cw3rz]

So a farewell leaving do is fine because you can't expect to do that socially distanced, but a funeral is a much lesser event and of course should be distanced.

[@bizjdsh1434]

"I said no-one broke the rules, because a man who broke the rules told me no rules were broken on the occasion he broke the rules. I didn't think there was anyone better qualified to tell me if the rules were broken, than the man who broke the rules - but had told me that the rules weren't broken - because he was actually there, breaking the rules, when the rules were being broken. Yes I asked the man who broke the rules - but who told me the rules hadn't been broken - exactly what had happened on the occasion the rules were broken. And after very careful consideration, both myself and the man who broke the rules, fully agreed that we believed, no rules were broken on the occasion that the rules were actually broken"

[@extemporaneous4545]

Thanks for the synopsis.

[@mad3arber]

Precisely his point. And he just did not see any of it!

[@robsengahay5614]

Yes. In Boris’s world if these people at the crime scene say there was no crime then there was no crime.

[@GeoffHodgkinson]

Thank you, Sir Humphrey

[@AppleSauceGamingChannel]

@@robsengahay5614 that, speaking in front of a photo of them at the crime scene with the victim's body and while pouring over additional evidence of them at the crime scene committing the crime

[@Notmehimorthem]

His father has become a french citizen. He should follow his father