@tonyukuknemesis9742 Ed Balls was on an interview. He wasn't able to name a business leader who was supporting Labour, so he started with Bill. And then the interviewer suggested "somebody?"
Well Cameron actually has said that he and every PM dreads that day the most. He said that he actively goes on the attack as part of his defence mechanism, and I assume his confidence masks his nervousness.
I think Cameron as well as all those other bawling masculinist ruffins (that's how they're behaving) should receive their share of ASBOs... To me this doesn't seem like a parliament, it seems to be a chamber of alehouse "politicians" (from a "continental" perspective)... What a shame 37% thought he is a keeper - and yet, this is only 24% of those who can vote (given the turnout). Shame also that the UK still has First-Past-The-Post...
***** Any reference for this statistic? Your ass doesn't count. Or perhaps you can tell us how much of the vote Labour got. Last I heard, the party with the most votes wins, but I could be wrong.
Answer the question, give me a link where the Tories won only 24% of the votes. Come on. Or you can admit you just lied and get it over with. Also what does Top Gear have to do with anything? And Labour only wins when they come to the right. The left wing haven't won an election since the 70s. And you wouldn't complain about the voting system if Labour won. But now the Tories won, you want to change the rules of the game right? LOL, another sore lefty, still crying about the election
UK vote share 37%, seats 331/650 Do you understand maths? And frankly, I can't be bothered arguing with you. I am just happy people like and the Guardian will keep the Labour party out of power for a long long time.
I am a conservative yes. I beleive in hard work and enterprise and being rewarded for that. Keep spouting you usual left wing jealous shit about the 1%. I hope that comforts you in your bunker. Truth is, the country isn't as jealous, envious and covetos of the rich as you and your pals in the labour party are - wanting other people's money and unsustainable benefits and debt. Truth hurts for you mate, I am very fucking happy - you're the one that's crying and being a sore loser "oooh the game isn't fair boohoo, i had no problem with it when Labour were winning" So keep spreading lies about 26% etc. Enjoy being in opposition for a long long time! Goodbye!
Topgearbhoy 👍👍👍👍👍i voted labour years ago but their mishandling of the economy and disastrous attempts by brown to steady the ship with quantitive easing and selling our gold at the bottom of the market persuaded me to jump ship. Ed was a nice enough bloke but constantly battered in pmq's. Millibands hopes of front line politics after his leadership took a hit when possible candidates ruled out having him on the front bench just shows you how much confidence they have in him.
btsororos I think all of these clips were taken from 'Priminister's Questions' an hour a week where the MP's can criticise the Priminister's policies and decisions, and the Priminister has to stand up for himself amoungst the heckling and jeers. The chamber is at the fullest. It's also a chance for MP's to ask the Priminister to intervene in some personal matter with a member of the public...which he will either carry on discussing in Westminster hall (a quieter debating chamber) or get another minister who can help. For example asking the Home Secretary to get involved in a Visa issue. There are the occasional jokes and jeers on quieter days. We don't like things too dull in the parliament :) But there are tributes to soldiers. As well as celebrating important moments of British culture. During the 'Queen's speech debate' the other week David Cameron's opening speech acknowledged the work of another MP Sheryll Murray and her courage as her husband had died in a fishing accident a few years before. The murmers of "hear hear" in those times are quite touching :)
See, this is how it's done. In the US, you can't insult people like this without everyone demanding you apologize. Either that, or you take it too far like Trump does. But this kind of wit in politics is unheard of in the US.
@@Goodguy507 From quora: Karl Marx was the founder of Marxism, a type of communism that Ed Miliband is sometimes accused by his political opponents of supporting (because Miliband's father did). Friedrich Engels was the co-author, with Marx, of The Communist Manifesto which described what became known as Marxism. Engels sounds a bit like angels. "I'm loving angels instead" is a line from a Robbie Williams song. Ed Miliband said on a radio show that he is a fan of Robbie Williams.
Mark Gable I don't understand the general distaste for toffs. I'd think a good education and vocabulary would be something to boast about instead of looking down on him for it. Just because someone is born into luxury doesn't make them a douche-bag. There's always going to be an elite class in society in some way or another that has more wealth/power and resources than everybody else. Even in societies most basic form a successful war chief would have much more than his tribal subjects and from that point onward its been the same in every society on every continent. I'm not that big of a fan of Cameron, but Jacob Rees Mogg is definitely a toff and he comes across as quite a likable guy in person.
The best speaker at the despatch box ever - master of wit, brilliant humour and a prime minister who will be so missed in time we'll be begging him to come back ...... Until then, thank you Maggie would have been very proud of you
I think we should change the U.S. State of the Union to something more like this. The President gives a fifteen minute speech, followed by a long hour of questions from Congress in a forum of this type.
David Cameron, what a bloke. He can run our country, gets us out of labours debt that fucked up our country and still have time to laugh at labours ridiculous ideas. Keep up the good work Cameron
I'm not British-born (though I do have British heritage), and it may just be a "foreigner"s ignorance, but I really do like Mr Cameron. I may not agree with all I've heard about him, but he actually does seem to want to lead his nation properly unlike the idiots in the US government.
jacobjedi2 Yes lead his nation back to a rose tinted version of the 1800's forgetting everything Charles Dickens wrote about the poor and their suffering which socialism and liberalism in this country had done a very good job of eradicating over the past 100 years but his government will most likely reverse that trend.
He's like Margaret Thatcher, the most charismatic person in the government. Many hate him, many love him. But you can't deny, the country is much better off conservative than labour, richer, more jobs, more incentive to work, 0% inflation. It's actually going quite well. Now that labour has a new communist leader who appoints insane people as ministers, I'm pretty sure labour won't do as well next election.
+Quantumtech I think that Corbyn's chances of success depend as much on the Conservatives actions as they do on him. If Cameron and his Conservatives really come down hard on people these next few years, then Labour may well do better.
***** Just because the Tories were in power 85% of the time doesn't mean we owe them anything. Its not how much time you spend ruling that counts its what you do with that time. And what they didn't do is bring about the NHS, welfare, publicly owned transport and industry. Corbyn is only radical if you forget our past and forget that most of that time the Tories were more left wing than Labour is today. You talk of the shadow cabinet being divided it is. It is a mark of a healthy democracy that our politicians debate everything. But don't mistake that for weakness because when it comes to kicking the Tories out and getting Labour into power all of them are united behind that goal. And don't let the press fool you into thinking they have no clear policies they do they are decided at conference, they are published on Labour's website. Any one who votes for people based only on what the papers say are very fickle. But what Labour isn't is unelectable for they won a council by election with an increased swing of 12% from UKIP to Labour. A small victory but a sign of things to come. www.chorley-guardian.co.uk/news/local/former-councillor-returns-after-by-election-win-1-7544205
***** Socialism/liberalism did work it is a sign that they work as the Tories never over turned many of those ideas when they came into power only Thatcher did over turn them. And the printing of money is something we already do it is called Quantitative Easing. www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetarypolicy/pages/qe/default.aspx Jeremy wants to direct that money away from the banks and put it directly into infrastructure. And while the BoE is independent the Governor is appointed by the government. And Mr. Corbyn's ideas and stance on the economy aren't wishful pie in the sky thinking especially where public money is involved many economist do not think him extreme. Economist who spend all their lives studying about the economy. And lets not forget he also has some nobel prize winners advising him too on economic policy. www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/aug/23/jeremy-corbyns-opposition-to-austerity-is-actually-mainstream-economics (This time from the real guardian not Chorley one reporting on the election results.)
smcg Who can so brilliantly make us forget that the people who don't benefit but lose out from his policy's are the 53 million people in the country who didn't vote for his party.
Brilliant! I never knew Cameron could rip someone apart like that. Congressional discussions here in the US are low energy and boring to say the least. I enjoy watching our cousins across the pond go at it. Makes for some good political entertainment! Cheers
I think his best line was as Leader of the Opposition. He made me sit up and take note of the Conservatives. I was working on the minimum wage and being taxed into poverty by Labour and learned that I would be better off by about £100 a month claiming unemployment benefits. That really pissed me off. Cameron told Brown, “you’re no longer the Labour Party, you’re the benefits party.” The first time I felt like a politician actually understood my life.
"Ah! We've got a new hand gesture from the Shadow Chancellor! Yes! I would've thought that after today's briefing in the papers, the hand gesture for the Shadow Chancellor should be 'Bye-bye!'"
“A shadow chancellor who can’t count and a labour leader who doesn’t count” died laughing 😂. Love watching British politics. Greetings from Romania 🇷🇴🇬🇧
Your country is godless and degenerate. If I call a trans by their wrong pronouns i end up in jail and if I walk on the street in london I am most likely to get stabbed. Why would i come there?@@keithord8356
This is how politics should be, they may all have different ideas that clash but at least they can poke fun and all laugh together about it, it's really refreshing makes you feel human.
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So do the Brits just sit in parliament and roast each other
+Superblobby pretty much
+Immy xx I know where I'm practicing politics
This is PM Questions. It is publicised on TV for 1 hour on a Wednesday.
+Ollie Barbor yep, one released just now
just like in germany it feels like they are filimg a zoo but its the bundestag...
"Bill Somebody is not a person, Bill Somebody is Labour policy"...too funny.
+Jeffrey Gillespie I Only just got that when you wrote it down and that is Gold! XD
Probably my favorite quote ever
What is bill somebody?
@tonyukuknemesis9742 Ed Balls was on an interview. He wasn't able to name a business leader who was supporting Labour, so he started with Bill. And then the interviewer suggested "somebody?"
@@tonyukuknemesis9742 Send someone a bill...
A minute silence for the shadow chancellor. He literally got destroyed in this video.
RIP
+eugenechelseafc89 And in the election LOL!
Piggy Cameron gets his morals from his tax evading daddy pig
I actually feel sorry for him now, although I didn't at the time.
@@aizensosuke5673 Stole my answer!!!!! lmao
Tony Blair said that he found Prime Minister's Questions absolutely terrifying. Cameron, by contrast, seems to really enjoy it.
If you had an opponent like Miliband, why wouldn't you?
And now Corbyn... Cameron can just dish it out on him! Bloody brilliant! Great PM!
Cameron looks like he modelled his PMQs style on Tony Blair
Yeah he had people like William Hague....polar opposite to Ed Miliband
Well Cameron actually has said that he and every PM dreads that day the most. He said that he actively goes on the attack as part of his defence mechanism, and I assume his confidence masks his nervousness.
'You don't need it to be christmas to know when you're sitting next to a turkey'
Can we keep Cameron?
Jess Rimmer
UK says we can
I think Cameron as well as all those other bawling masculinist ruffins
(that's how they're behaving) should receive their share of ASBOs... To
me this doesn't seem like a parliament, it seems to be a chamber of
alehouse "politicians" (from a "continental" perspective)... What a shame 37% thought he is a keeper - and yet, this is only 24% of those who can vote (given the turnout). Shame also that the UK still has First-Past-The-Post...
xxx
+Mars Victor
35% of the UK says we can
Lol. Try Malcom turnbulls latest demolition of the opposition leader in Australia
That 'Bill Somebody' roast though... Poor Ed.
@@elliot7753 You don't know what communism is.
@@elliot7753 You said that it's true as well as funny, so backtracking isn't going to work.
David Cameron: Part time PM, full time savage.
Jesse Kandra 😂😂
😂😂
😂😂😂
"Bill somebody is not a person, Bill somebody is labour's policy" 😂😂 Cameron you lad 😂😂😂
I despise Cameron and all the tories more than I do Labour but have to admit that was a good one by Cameron had Miliband good there 😂😩
After 15 years watching PMQs, Cameron is by far the best performer.
+Andrew Finn After many years of watching people I fully agree. He is a performer.
I think William Hague was pretty good. Trouble is, nobody cares a fuck.
@@jacklav1 Hague was foolish to take the leadership at that time, who knows what could’ve been if he waited a few years.
Tony Blair was much better and destroyed Dodgy Dave every week.
@chrisbrookes7422 Nah, not everyone I'd say.
British politics are entirely more entertaining than American politics. This had me rolling.
+Jonathan Dauterive They hating you yet?
No but they have caught him ridin dirty...
It isnt, 12345, you're right... but Jonathan is wrong in any case... As it stands, American politics is a much bigger joke...
American politics are so scripted and inefficient. The Brits have a pretty bang up system with the House of Commons.
+12345 I completely agree with him as an American.
'..Bill Somebody is labours policy!'
He's a legend
Alexander Brown At least it better than the Conservative's policy to bill nobody and then leave the poorest in this country to starve.
Alexander Brown must say he's very impressive in these
***** You're right. I'm no fan of Blair, but he will be remembered in history as one of the greatest parliamentarians. Sharp, cutting and intelligent.
Thomas Longrigg No. He will be remembered as a murdering lying cunt
That is some top shelf banter right there
Yep
It was painfully true when Cameron said to Ed Balls ''His career is going down''
DFandV strictly contestant > Labour mp
Cameron really handled the terrifying PMQs with grace, humor and charm. Really interesting to watch UK House politics on the roll.
You can't help but love David Cameron
Edward Burns hm
He's a good chum :) full of bants
Cameron made miliband look a fool and the electorate knew it.
***** Any reference for this statistic? Your ass doesn't count.
Or perhaps you can tell us how much of the vote Labour got. Last I heard, the party with the most votes wins, but I could be wrong.
Answer the question, give me a link where the Tories won only 24% of the votes. Come on. Or you can admit you just lied and get it over with.
Also what does Top Gear have to do with anything?
And Labour only wins when they come to the right. The left wing haven't won an election since the 70s.
And you wouldn't complain about the voting system if Labour won. But now the Tories won, you want to change the rules of the game right?
LOL, another sore lefty, still crying about the election
UK vote share 37%, seats 331/650
Do you understand maths?
And frankly, I can't be bothered arguing with you. I am just happy people like and the Guardian will keep the Labour party out of power for a long long time.
I am a conservative yes. I beleive in hard work and enterprise and being rewarded for that. Keep spouting you usual left wing jealous shit about the 1%. I hope that comforts you in your bunker. Truth is, the country isn't as jealous, envious and covetos of the rich as you and your pals in the labour party are - wanting other people's money and unsustainable benefits and debt.
Truth hurts for you mate, I am very fucking happy - you're the one that's crying and being a sore loser "oooh the game isn't fair boohoo, i had no problem with it when Labour were winning"
So keep spreading lies about 26% etc. Enjoy being in opposition for a long long time!
Goodbye!
Topgearbhoy 👍👍👍👍👍i voted labour years ago but their mishandling of the economy and disastrous attempts by brown to steady the ship with quantitive easing and selling our gold at the bottom of the market persuaded me to jump ship. Ed was a nice enough bloke but constantly battered in pmq's. Millibands hopes of front line politics after his leadership took a hit when possible candidates ruled out having him on the front bench just shows you how much confidence they have in him.
Haha. Is British parliament just a roast off contest? This was funny ass shit!!
btsororos I think all of these clips were taken from 'Priminister's Questions' an hour a week where the MP's can criticise the Priminister's policies and decisions, and the Priminister has to stand up for himself amoungst the heckling and jeers.
The chamber is at the fullest. It's also a chance for MP's to ask the Priminister to intervene in some personal matter with a member of the public...which he will either carry on discussing in Westminster hall (a quieter debating chamber) or get another minister who can help. For example asking the Home Secretary to get involved in a Visa issue.
There are the occasional jokes and jeers on quieter days. We don't like things too dull in the parliament :)
But there are tributes to soldiers. As well as celebrating important moments of British culture. During the 'Queen's speech debate' the other week David Cameron's opening speech acknowledged the work of another MP Sheryll Murray and her courage as her husband had died in a fishing accident a few years before. The murmers of "hear hear" in those times are quite touching :)
Ass shit?
Cameron was a bloody genius at PMQ.
was he
He is an absolute banter man
"Bill somebody is labour's policy" ... Rekt
burn
the shadow chancellor got fucking roasted
Cameron was a brilliant roast master
See, this is how it's done. In the US, you can't insult people like this without everyone demanding you apologize. Either that, or you take it too far like Trump does. But this kind of wit in politics is unheard of in the US.
Wit in general is unheard of in the U.S
What are you talking about?
UK politics is just a giant Roast.
John Marcera
edgy.
tradition 100s of years nothing change and we like it like that
_"He's no longer a follower of Marx... he's loving Engels instead."_
I don't think people get just how clever that line is.
I'm not very familiar with the differences of ideology of the two, could you please explain the joke to me?
@@Goodguy507 From quora: Karl Marx was the founder of Marxism, a type of communism that Ed Miliband is sometimes accused by his political opponents of supporting (because Miliband's father did). Friedrich Engels was the co-author, with Marx, of The Communist Manifesto which described what became known as Marxism. Engels sounds a bit like angels. "I'm loving angels instead" is a line from a Robbie Williams song. Ed Miliband said on a radio show that he is a fan of Robbie Williams.
@@AM2K2 thanks a lot that was pretty helpful
@@AM2K2 that's absolutely brilliant, 3 punchlines in the span of one sentence
I hate the Tories but Cameron is bloody good in PMQs
That should go without saying.
He's not a cunt, he was mis-educated at Eton.
Mark Gable I don't understand the general distaste for toffs. I'd think a good education and vocabulary would be something to boast about instead of looking down on him for it. Just because someone is born into luxury doesn't make them a douche-bag. There's always going to be an elite class in society in some way or another that has more wealth/power and resources than everybody else. Even in societies most basic form a successful war chief would have much more than his tribal subjects and from that point onward its been the same in every society on every continent. I'm not that big of a fan of Cameron, but Jacob Rees Mogg is definitely a toff and he comes across as quite a likable guy in person.
And he's a bloody good PM.
If you're wealthy.
The best speaker at the despatch box ever - master of wit, brilliant humour and a prime minister who will be so missed in time we'll be begging him to come back ...... Until then, thank you Maggie would have been very proud of you
I mean this is why you don't mess with British people, they always got the comebacks.
i never thought i would say this as a labour member but i would like David Cameron to come back as prime minister
Cameron had the last laugh. Ed balls is crying in his 2nd home
I think we should change the U.S. State of the Union to something more like this. The President gives a fifteen minute speech, followed by a long hour of questions from Congress in a forum of this type.
Why not change to parliamentary system?
@@ttrieds8023 that would mean changing the constitution which is next to impossible.
David Cameron, what a bloke. He can run our country, gets us out of labours debt that fucked up our country and still have time to laugh at labours ridiculous ideas. Keep up the good work Cameron
I'm not British-born (though I do have British heritage), and it may just be a "foreigner"s ignorance, but I really do like Mr Cameron. I may not agree with all I've heard about him, but he actually does seem to want to lead his nation properly unlike the idiots in the US government.
jacobjedi2 Yes lead his nation back to a rose tinted version of the 1800's forgetting everything Charles Dickens wrote about the poor and their suffering which socialism and liberalism in this country had done a very good job of eradicating over the past 100 years but his government will most likely reverse that trend.
He's like Margaret Thatcher, the most charismatic person in the government. Many hate him, many love him. But you can't deny, the country is much better off conservative than labour, richer, more jobs, more incentive to work, 0% inflation. It's actually going quite well. Now that labour has a new communist leader who appoints insane people as ministers, I'm pretty sure labour won't do as well next election.
+Quantumtech I think that Corbyn's chances of success depend as much on the Conservatives actions as they do on him. If Cameron and his Conservatives really come down hard on people these next few years, then Labour may well do better.
***** Just because the Tories were in power 85% of the time doesn't mean we owe them anything. Its not how much time you spend ruling that counts its what you do with that time. And what they didn't do is bring about the NHS, welfare, publicly owned transport and industry. Corbyn is only radical if you forget our past and forget that most of that time the Tories were more left wing than Labour is today.
You talk of the shadow cabinet being divided it is. It is a mark of a healthy democracy that our politicians debate everything. But don't mistake that for weakness because when it comes to kicking the Tories out and getting Labour into power all of them are united behind that goal. And don't let the press fool you into thinking they have no clear policies they do they are decided at conference, they are published on Labour's website. Any one who votes for people based only on what the papers say are very fickle.
But what Labour isn't is unelectable for they won a council by election with an increased swing of 12% from UKIP to Labour. A small victory but a sign of things to come.
www.chorley-guardian.co.uk/news/local/former-councillor-returns-after-by-election-win-1-7544205
***** Socialism/liberalism did work it is a sign that they work as the Tories never over turned many of those ideas when they came into power only Thatcher did over turn them.
And the printing of money is something we already do it is called Quantitative Easing.
www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetarypolicy/pages/qe/default.aspx Jeremy wants to direct that money away from the banks and put it directly into infrastructure. And while the BoE is independent the Governor is appointed by the government.
And Mr. Corbyn's ideas and stance on the economy aren't wishful pie in the sky thinking especially where public money is involved many economist do not think him extreme. Economist who spend all their lives studying about the economy. And lets not forget he also has some nobel prize winners advising him too on economic policy.
www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/aug/23/jeremy-corbyns-opposition-to-austerity-is-actually-mainstream-economics
(This time from the real guardian not Chorley one reporting on the election results.)
David Cameron used to have to wait for people to regain order after his roasts, can’t imagine that with Boris.
Going to miss David Cameron as prime minister
I got the impression that he is not very fond of the shadow chancellor
Clegg just looks so bored during all this.
***** Yeah because Clegg isn't a cunt like Cameron. Feel sorry for the bloke
Elliot Rodger, Supreme Gentlemen, Real Human Bean Finally, someone else who sticks up for Clegg! Thank you! :)
***** because I support the Liberal Democrats!
+emiloujess x the twat who raised the cost of university
Joshua McConville Pretty sure cameron raised the cost of universities and use clegg as a scape goat
ed looks so pissed off every-time David destroys him, hahahahah
if David Cameron was a brexiteer, he'd have a 3rd term
Yep he was brilliant
Agree
He said he didn’t want I third term I think
this is how the house of representatives should be run.
Such a shame Cameron won't be PM much longer. Such a good leader whose legacy is now ruined by the stupidity of slightly more than half of the UK.
Shit PM, top notch bantersaurous rex
I'll say this: I wouldn't want to get into a battle of wits with Mr. Cameron.
hpa2005 he knew how to be a complete savage using the language confined to the commons
Robert Cathcart
true
If he was our leader for much longer our economy would crash into the ground.
David Cameron was a brilliant orator, so crafty with words and solid on the wit!
Cameron is the man. He is a leader and a great one at that
smcg Who can so brilliantly make us forget that the people who don't benefit but lose out from his policy's are the 53 million people in the country who didn't vote for his party.
ejcmoorhouse boo hoo hoo! He stads up for the ambitious and the hard working, but i guess that is not everyone.
smcg I'm sorry did you just call 53 million people lazy?
ejcmoorhouse i don't remembee saying that.
smcg No you implied it.
Brilliant! I never knew Cameron could rip someone apart like that. Congressional discussions here in the US are low energy and boring to say the least. I enjoy watching our cousins across the pond go at it. Makes for some good political entertainment! Cheers
"Calm down dear. Calm down" Simply brilliant.
Best pm in ages
I think his best line was as Leader of the Opposition. He made me sit up and take note of the Conservatives. I was working on the minimum wage and being taxed into poverty by Labour and learned that I would be better off by about £100 a month claiming unemployment benefits. That really pissed me off. Cameron told Brown, “you’re no longer the Labour Party, you’re the benefits party.” The first time I felt like a politician actually understood my life.
George Osborne seemed to enjoy these the most
Ofc that's his best chum xD
David Cameron should replace Capaldi as the Doctor.
Now we'll need a part two with him as foreign secretary.
He won’t be in the commons
True. @@adama-k2710
This dude is just awesome :D
"Ah! We've got a new hand gesture from the Shadow Chancellor! Yes! I would've thought that after today's briefing in the papers, the hand gesture for the Shadow Chancellor should be 'Bye-bye!'"
I'm a leftist but I just find non-American conservatives more interesting than liberals.
You will find conservatives in the UK are quite liberal too. Probably why
Our idea of Liberalism is Socialist to Americans, and our idea of Conservatism is Liberalism to Americans. Similar in Europe.
“A shadow chancellor who can’t count and a labour leader who doesn’t count” died laughing 😂. Love watching British politics. Greetings from Romania 🇷🇴🇬🇧
stay there
Your country is godless and degenerate. If I call a trans by their wrong pronouns i end up in jail and if I walk on the street in london I am most likely to get stabbed. Why would i come there?@@keithord8356
I wish the US had something like this , it would have been awesome !
You did until you kicked us out
How right he was about Ed Balls 😂
Its fair to say he is not following marx anymore. He's loving engels instead :D brilliant!
I love how the Brits 'take each other to task' with their 'poisonous barbs'. It makes for such grand theater LoL :D
I remember Ed Balls always pissed Cameron off. Then he lost his seat in 2015. That was a beautiful moment
Legend when it comes to PMQs
Funniest moment hands down, when he called for a referendum and then left when shit hit the fan
Uk is the greatest country in the world :..
It's not a country you idiot
Casual boxing fan Lol you’re funny
@@adamdaher2292 I know
UK is the greatest thing ever
@Alex Mulvihill I've never been to wembley to watch the UK National football team play, I've been to watch England though.
David Cameron loves it, I just love that smile when he sees the look of Ed's face when he gets mugged off.
Nick clegg was fuckin contemplatin hos existemce throughout this while vid spannong from 2010-2015 poor egg
Ha this made me LOL
I'm just waiting patiently for someone to stand up, face the microphone, say "wanker" and sit again... and i know it will happen.
Absolute King of bants
A golden age of PMQs from Dave
I miss him already
How about now?
Hahaha this is the best british humor I've heard so far :D
This is funnier and grimmer than any stand up comedy i have seen so far :)
Poor Ed just has to sit there and take it.
Miliband's face at 4.34... he is thinking 'Oh Crap, I'm going to get destroyed here'
Brilliant speaker....Top PM
best standup
Always laughed how he looks around for his props after a well executed roast line...🤣
never thought i would see the day that PMQ featured a robbie williams pun. He's loving Engels instead haha
Love British Politics and love David Cameron. Great PM.
lost it at basil brush and boom boom
**Ed Milliband dies in side**
He’s loving Engels instead 😂😂. I don’t like conservatives but Cameron was quality on pmqs 😂
This is how politics should be, they may all have different ideas that clash but at least they can poke fun and all laugh together about it, it's really refreshing makes you feel human.
'Ed Balls is going down'. Tuned out to be rather accurate XD
Looks like everyone so excited when they see David Cameron coming back .
david cameron was the best at roasting these mps lol
Go Dave! I'm going to miss him..
‘A Shadow Chancellor that can’t count and a leader of the party that doesn’t count’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hannibal Rekter
Dan HomePhysique Hannibal? what? xD
+Nemo's Husband's wife He's Japanese
Very happy to have him back
David Cameron was savage
Cameron was a great PM.
Great to see. Carry on.
although I never agreed with all his policies (like Brexit), yet its doubtless that many will miss his quick wit charm and intellect
7:05 wallace and gromit line is the best roast😂
The god of banter
delightful to listen to this guy.
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAh NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOh man it looks a pub
I miss you David 😥
Love it! This is so funny and Cameron got it spot on!! Bey, bey Balls!
I love osbornes reaction to the muttering idiots
Look at Nick clegg's face he just want to die