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"Everybody complains about politicians. Everybody says they suck. Well, where do people think these politicians come from? They don't fall out of the sky. They don't pass through a membrane from another reality. It's what our system produces: Garbage in, garbage out. If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're going to get selfish, ignorant leaders." ~George Carlin
Let’s give the multinationals furlough money. They can then hand out only 80% of it, then they can sack their workers and hire back on worse terms. This means the richest got richer and the small businesses collapsed. Biggest transfer of wealth since … the banking crisis. Wonder what the next excuse will be to take from the poor and give to the rich.
I adore Steven as an interviewer. He has clearly done a lot of inner work on himself. He did appear triggered in this interview, and it affected his ability to remain curious and respectful toward the end. Very human, but something I've never observed from him with other guests.
@@shime3199 exactly.. thats one of the most, if not the most, important question. Boris actions on Russia vs Ukraine, made a war. He is better to have a good explanation
Say what you want about Boris but this is the first interview where I've actually heard him be allowed to speak. He isn't constantly being interrupted by journalists.
Boris spent years as Mayor of London holdiong countless committees where he dictated the conversation without journalists. All of which are free to view, public record. And any of which would have highlighted just how completely unsuitable this man was to run anything, let alone a nation.
You mean asked questions & then asked again when he doesn't answer? This will be interesting as it's long format & won't be able to run away (& hide in a fridge).
He did not believe in Brexit but gambled the entire country’s economic future so he could win favour with the right wing of the Tory part and become PM. He can go to hell.
First Konstantin Kisin and now BORIS JOHNSON! Amazing, so here for it. Well done Steven for encouraging people from all political spectrums. More balance is required in conversation in today’s world. 👏🏼
@33:00 I can corroborate this entirely. When I was Deputy head of Maths in UK, we had 6 Maths teachers missing and replaced with cover every day for a whole year - I had to plan these 120 lessons a week myself on top of my own, for non-experts so fully annotated and self guided work. The head of department had a heart attack so it was just me. The academy program had a primary school specialist as their academy chain, and they didn't have a clue. I always said I should write a book about the things that happened there. The lawsuits, the attacks, the money laundering, the corruption and bullying from leadership. Many times, teachers covering would be stuck in a chaotic environment with their head buried in the sand, asking for help and walking out. I had to teach multiple lessons at the same time, because I couldn't leave a group unsupervised. I had been told that some students didn't see a teacher all day, they turned up expecting a supply teacher who never showed and they would go home after sitting around all day. Life goes on, OFSTED never knew.
As a previous HoD in Science. I have experienced the same. I left after 10 years having become jaded and seen how sad the broken education system had become.
Yes, China's Wuhan lab created and held the gain-of-function SARS-CoV-2, but under the funding of a subsidiary of the NIH. The Obama administration made gain-of-function research illegal on US soil, so they paid other countries to continue the research on their soil. I think the number came out to 53 new bio labs funded by this NIH subsidiary around the world, the newest one being built in Kazakhstan. Crazy the stuff we weren't allowed to post or talk about several years ago but is now commonly accepted fact. People who subvert freedom of speech should face criminal charges.
@ TheCharlieChitty is right. WHERE IS YOUR PROOF?! It's senseless to make these types of assertions if you can't back them up. What would be helpful is for you to furnish a variety of the sources upon which you base your earlier stated comment (i.e., reliable sources - not ones easily obtained from some dodgy person or institutions whose bona fides are disreputable) so that other viewers of this video can read, review, and analyze them for him/herself.
@@Truethar google 'Steven Bartlett fashion photoshoot', especially anything GQ. I know it's petty of me, and perhaps I'm a bit jealous, but he comes across as having an extremely high opinion of himself, yet I can only see he sells dubious supplements. He'd make a great character in a Zoolander movie is what I mean, I think
This was one of the hardest to watch, even as someone that doesn’t like Boris… Steven you were so emotive in this that it just started becoming frustrating when it would actually have been useful to let him speak. Such an opportunity wasted…
With regards to Brexit ..it's about who is in control. Brexit was never about enconomics it's about sovereignty. Why should any democratic country have to give away it's sovereignty in order to trade goods and services? No-one has ever been able to make a convincing arguments on the merits of handing over control of your country in order to make more money.
I don’t want to be “that guy” but honestly, if you have someone on to talk, you shouldn’t interrupt them when you can listen.. Say what you will of Boris, but how can you reply to that he hasn’t finished saying yet?.. Please, just listen instead of interrupting
Seem to have completely skipped Johnson ensuring Ukraine didn't reach a peace settlement with Russia. I would have thought that was a very important question.
You really think the Ukrainians needed to be persuaded to defend themselves!? Have you not seen the incredible bravery since!? You'd be laughed out of town in Ukraine if you said they only fought back because of Boris.
BORIS THE CLOWN, BUFFOON, AND LIAR has a long record of being economical with the truth. He always flees from being wholly truthful in much the same way Dracula stays out of the sun - so that he won't be instantly turned to DUST by the light of day.
Just to clarify a huge percentage of people didnt want the lockdown measures and had a brain that could see they wernt necessary. They were constantly silenced by those scared people who were so desperate for the rules. I actually like that hes come out and said this. To all the idiots who screamed about the rules here is the man who made them saying he doesnt know why you were so desperate to follow them 😊
Very impressive guest. I must say that, any politician, whatever I think of them in terms of policy etc, who agrees to this type of long-form unrestricted interview, is way more deserving some respect than any who don't. Such discussions are the only way to get beyond the controlled presentation to see something of the real individual. Warts and all is good. I don't expect saints as leaders.
@@doggieclaude all politicians lie. And that's why long form interviews like this are important. All politicians from all sides need to be held to account. I'm not getting the impression that this is a fawning 'I love you Boris' type interview at all.
@@doggieclaude when you say"he lies" it's because you want to listen to what pleases you. A Lie or a truth don't you think they are just subjective terms?
The lack of democracy in the EU is leading to extreme parties, left and right, being elected to government and it shows no sign of slowing down. Thank goodness we’re out of it.
Wow! So much to say on this: 1. Steven did a brilliant job at controlling the interview even when Boris tried to hide behind politics. Steven persisted with his prepared flow of questions/timeline. This is something many interviewers fail at with Boris. 2. Absolutely fascinating seeing how uncomfortable Boris is with emotional pain. You can literally see him trying to shimmy and run away from it. It says a lot about the man behind the politician. 3. Listening to him talk about politics is also interesting and revealing. It seems that he very much went into it for competitiveness and self-esteem. And he 'played' it as a game (which I think was quite obvious to anyone who paid attention during his tenure).
Right… it was a game after all! Not a shock for some of us but sad times for anyone who believes this man stands for British citizens’ interests. Boris does not care.
People are mad that he partied, they should be mad that he tricked you into taking the clot that you don’t need. If it was as scary as he made it out to be, with access to the worlds best advisors and just come out of hospital himself, he would not have partied
The risk of developing blood clots from COVID-19 infection itself is much higher than the risk associated with vaccines. This has been scientifically proven. There are statistics to show this. Please don’t spread misinformation.
Even though I despise bj and what he did, I am grateful that he stopped short of ma//n/da/tes and pass-ports as was common elsewhere. If starmer had been in charge we’d have been like Australia no doubt
Incredible interview. In depth. Letting him speak. Very well done getting him to open up about his troubled childhood and then challenging him about his record
This was absolutely brilliant Steven! You asked all the questions we were asking at home...please do more interviews with politicians, and ask them those difficult questions!
What a great show this is now! Well done on getting Boris to your platform 👏👏👏. I really liked your style and ‘control’ on the full conversation. It’s not easy to speak to politicians who are obviously and far - greater speakers .
You ve interviewed a man who travelled to Ukraine and told Zelrndky to tear up the Peace agreement he already signed a year ago and has a weight of thousands of deaths that followed from this....
I remember this happen on the day - if I recall correctly Boris was supposed to show up at the PMQs and they said he could not attend due to travel to Ukraine. Day after that any items on the news about the peace agreement were gone. Could not believe what I was seeing.
@@chrimbus71no the us told him to do it, so they can sell weapons. Boris from the beginning and through all his time as PM had the states as an ally for post beexit. Like for real did you really made this question as question or just to say something?
A little background for you, there was a russian agent involved in the negotiation process on the Ukrainian side, he convinced the Ukrainian delegation to shake hands with the Russian side, everyone on the Ukrainian side was poisoned, apart from him, the russian agent received a bullet in the head by the SBU, you know SFA about this situation. Boris Johnson has had and had no influence on Ukrainians. This is why the negotiations stopped, nothing to do with Boris the unkempt Johnson - a bit of a kremlin stooge talking point.
Getting back control could be a mess without a plan but it is always better than being controlled. It was what Boris is trying to say. I believe everyone should leave that comfort zone or the mind prison we are agreed upon. ❤
What's so well done? Boris is the usual politician he's always been and he's on a podcast with 8 million subcribers to sell his book. The 'get' is not such a big deal when you've been out of the public eye and you've written a book.
Steven, during this interview in particular, he wasn't as kind, patient nor did he show his respect towards this guest. Steven displayed an underlying attitude of being pushy and interrupting that isn't typical of Steven's style and behavior. He comprised his integrity.
SB's jealousy of the Eton College crowd is visceral isn't it. But then again SB did visit a failing school in Liverpool once so he's a real authority on everything LOL
I am from liverpool I now live in New Zealand. Totally disgusted with Boris Johnson’s remarks about schools. My mum was a maths teacher at broughton hall and my grandad taught chemistry at Dale Salle. They where some of the more fortunate schools. The schools are massively underfunded a teacher teaching 60 children is not practical and unfair to each child. There is a reason Liverpool is not a conservative city it has been ignored for decades. The UK definitely needs a more equitable education system. NZ is much more advanced in equality they actually provide more funding to schools in lower income areas than higher income areas. They also heavily fund Maori only schools which is great. Of course there are still private schools if people desire. University is also free for the first year for all students and there is no interest on student loans. UK needs to realise they are more than just the city of London. People like Boris are the problem!
How right you are. I was appalled when Johnson let slip that he thought everybody should get equal chance in education and that's why he tried to increase the PRIVATE funding!
New Zealand can afford to fund schools in lower income areas and keep class sizes lower because they controll immigration something your beloved labour did nothing to stop under Blair and are doing nothing under starmer.as for equity in new Zealand 😂 you pay you have you don't pay you have not.
@@Tommy-jl9dm NZ is not a rich country at all. Immigration is insane here… look it up. It’s funny because in the UK everyone complains about muslim immigrates try walking down the street in Auckland. I’m not saying it’s bad it’s just very high here. I don’t support labour I’m simply pointing out an alternative system to school funding… Instead of funding based on role size that the UK currently does. NZ definitely underfunds schools as well but the inequality is not as obvious. Feel feee to come to NZ on holiday and explore for yourself. I’m not saying necessarily give more money I’m saying change the system because funding solely based on role size does not work. The top schools will keep getting richer and the poor schools poorer.
@@sophiehutton3143 my friends live in Kerikeri they say they pay for everything it's very expensive but the wages are far higher than the UK. The schooling system is government funded but that doesn't make it free if you work in the same way the NHS isn't free in the UK if you work. The difference is it's far harder to become a citizen in NZ compared to the UK this you attract a higher standard of immigrant that benefits your economy where as the immigrants that are flooding into the UK have no economic benefit and are used solely to borrow dept that the tax payer gets saddled with. I am a lowly construction worker have no chance of sending my kids to private school but that doesn't mean that I don't see the massive benefit to society private schools have . I also don't believe in this bs called equity equality diversity nonsense? For me it's all about timing and by that I mean maybe my kids won't go to private school but maybe their kids will I am not jealous of other people sending their kids it's their moment just like it could be my grandkids moment in years to come understand?
This is kind of disappointing, to be honest. Steven is clearly pushing an agenda here, rather than his usual open-minded and polite interviews. Many of the questions or follow-ups are leading or unfair.
I AM NOT EVEN FROM THE UK but this was the worst interviews from your show. You didn't let the guest speak and you kept on interrupting! It was a hard listen. I wonder what sort of agenda you had before hand. I get people don't like the guy - there are so many ways to get the truth and ask hard questions and this wasn't it.
I really enjoy this channel and the calibre of speakers. This is the first interview I've watched that I felt bordered on the edge of disrespect. I understand journalists/interviewers have a part to play and politicians are adept to that. I felt your questions regarding his family (or the way the video was edited) was a tad aggressive and pushy, in a way which I have never seen you interview before. Boris handled it with maturity and humility. The way in which you interviewed Boris was disappointing and not your finest interview. The pressures on public servants during COVID-19 was unprecedented. The process of government is not often understood by the general public. The expectation that a plan would have been developed (options) regarding Brexit is a normal expectation. The failure to prepare was a failure of the previous government and public servants remaining apolitical - that's the life working for a democratic government.
I'd stopped watching your interviews as they were just telling you you're going to die from practically everything.... But yes you're back doing cutting edge interviews!
Boris’s administration killed granny with Midlozam & morphine in care homes and hospitals he thinks we’re useless eaters and scuppered peace talks with Ukraine!
The politicians worldwide were in a difficult position , very few had the guts to stand against the majority during the plandemic. More frightening was the hysteria of the average citizen . I sensed an almost inhumane thirst for more rules and limitations which today they pretend never happened.
A little more respect would go a long way. Calling him by his first name as if you're chums, then referring to his mother as Charlotte like you knew her?
Steven why did you keep interupting him? So rude! You treated him like crap, why? to celebrities you are so nice, completely inappropriate, to interupt a guest repeatedly
It’s like you’re mirroring his fast speech. I wish you would have just been your normal calm self. It was too much.. like you were trying to stir him up on purpose. I kept checking if I had it on double speed. I made it to the end only because I really wanted to get a better sense of his character. But my brain just feels jumbled from all the interruptions.
Boris is sound I think. His body language didn't scream deception too much. Obviously he is an expert in swerving questions he doesn't want to answer but politicians have to make very difficult decisions we as normal citizens (or armchair politicians) will never fully understand.
Fantastic interview - it is a shame that the Ukraine questions seem not to have been asked (judging by previous comments), but I’ll take what I can get. Thanks to all the DCEO team for bringing this to us. Steven did a great job at keeping Boris on track. I definitely lost more respect for Boris here. Still listening… (Just now reached “partygate”.)
I actually feel sorry for Boris. I think he's actually a nice guy deep inside. No one knows just how tough making decisions are. Especially when it's thrown at you. Yes he's done some poor decisions but I genuinely thought the country was in a better condition when he was in power. People need to remember that he's human and also has feelings and emotions. He's blasted 24/7. Think of that stress all day long and still trying to remain stable? It's not as easy task.
Look at the difference between him here and other interviews. When he's not under pressure he seems smart and intelligent. When he is bombarded and interrupted he looks like a stuttering bafoon
Everyone love to put him down about Covid , and no one , absolutely no one talked about how relaxed the measures were in uk during Covid. In the rest of the Europe (apart Sweden) you had to literally take permission form the government to leave your house and you were allowed only allowed to move for a mile radius. 1 mile that was all, and also you were not allowed to live the house at night. France Greece Italy Germany, people there literally had their freedom taken away and lived as prisoners, we were fine here, there were measures but were never real forced by brutal POLICE force and extreme fines.
I have respect for Johnson even if I don't need to agree or like him. But he is putting himself out publicly here to face tough questions. I am sure he did not go into this thinking it would be about his favourite dish
The way you conducted this interview was some what dissapointing for me to be honest. To me it appeared that you were trying to psychoanalyse Boris and push his childhood into something he was saying it wasn't. I felt that you were constantly interupting him and not letting him speak and explain his thought process fully before digging deeper. I understand that you may not have wanted him to dodge the question but it at times felt that because you didn't get the answer you wanted to hear, you poked and argued your point more to try to get him to agree or admit to something and wasnt actually listening to what he was saying. I found your style to be similar to Kay Burley and quite on the offensive as if you had to hold him responsible for things, instead of hearing him. Maybe it was because of time constraints that you had to rush the questions more, I don't know. As a long format interview, I would have liked for you to have let him speak more and then expanded on his thoughts and processes. Like stated, he had to deal with three big issues as a Prime Minister, to which most PM's won't likely have to see one of those. I'd have been interested in hearing the inner workings of the Governement during these times and what was going through his head and conversations he was having. I do like the podcasts though, Steven. I just wanted to share some feedback for what i feel like a missed oppotunity to get futher insight and stand out from what any other interviewer will most likely do. Thank you for having him on nonethe less.
Steven had no choice. Left to his own meanderings Boris would have waffled away the entire 2 hours. Actually I think Steven walked a very effective middle ground in the way most political journalists fail.
As an American I have no footing to weigh in on the topic, we have our own issues to wrestle. BUT I love the tenacity to keep him on point. What a terrific interview. I have a few folks I would like to suggest you interview in the US before November. 😊 I think I have been a subscriber going on 3 years and just love it.
The point of coming out of the EU was not for someone to have a plan beyond negotiating the exit - it was for us as a democracy to have self-determination and choose govts with parliamentary sovereignty to decide our own future and our own legislative agenda. I mean Boris's plan would not have been to now have a Labour govt but we do because we voted for that - that's democracy.
Id love to see Starmer on next just to see the contrast. Starmer has absolutely no charisma, mealy mouthed lawyer speak, total disconnect from emotion, no dreams, no favourite book or film, no smiles, no passion, no humour, no nothing.
For someone who I also thought was full turns out is not as dull as we all thought. Corrupt and looks like he has been dipping his wick elsewhere. You always have to watch the dullards. They are the worst.
If Boris Johnson is to run for office again, I’d vote for him. I feel that he deserves a bit more credit for his leadership bearing in mind what he had to take the country through! First, Brexit, then Covid, both not easy tasks!
He literally chose Brexit and lied to your face about it. This is exactly why the UK is in the position it’s in. You see a personality you like, and you completely ignore the lies, the charlatan behaviour and blatant corruption and vote for them because you like them.
If you have watched this interview and you see before you a man who you don't think isn't incredibley damaged and unstable then I must assume that you are insane.
@@plym1969 name another politician as open as BJ was in this interview? Imagine asking someone 10 minutes into an interview why his mother went into a psychiatric unit? I mean, why do you bloody think! It's like Bartlett got as far as Freud before deciding he knew everything about childhood development
Boris politics is not typical of a Tory, he talks about admiring Ken Livinston, levelling up making things fairer. This is why ultimately the tories got rid of him and installed Hunt and Sunak.
"The best type of therapy for any sort of emotional pain is to loose yourself in work." Well, maybe he should have applied for a job where he is not using a whole nation as pawns to work through his emotional trauma. The cobbler, the baker, the candlestick maker would have been safer, not the highest office in the land.
This is the first time I have seen Steven interrupt a guest so much. Clearly there was some personal feelings that came through on this one. Still a good interview.
I think with regards to lockdown he could never make the right choice as people were going to criticise him wether we went into lockdown or not. And everyone knows this to be true. Lockdown = too much control and long term harm done/ no lockdown would have been seen as inaction or lack of care from Boris
Normally Steven does an excellent job of achieving close to impartiality. As always, he did an excellent job of asking intelligent, probing questions and giving Boris space and time to respond (which many mainstream interviewers don't), but of all the DOACEO content i've watched, I felt his personal stance was most evident (by some way) during this exchange.
Oh so you call this guy up and corner him with questions about partying during covid but a TH-cam Doctor who dates extremely young prostitutes and partied on a boat during covid WHILE providing covid health content, gets to walk Scott free? Thats not enraging to you? You dont ask for him to apologise? He dropped a "not-so-apologetic" video on his side channel that has LESS THAN 1% of his audience. You ask the most terrifying questions to Boris but not that incompetent doctor who had been known amongst his medical peers to have little medical knowledge, terrible hospital behaviour and a manipulative person in general. Isnt that unfair?
The EU are punishing Britain through more beaurocracy, which sort of justifies leaving. Imagine you leave your spouse because they have become manipulative and abusive, then upon leaving, they become even more manipulative and abusive, it sort of justifies your decision.
It's actually crazy how this podcast can change the way people are perceived. Mainstream media rarely showed us the real Boris without pretense😢 I like the guy!!💯🧡
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@@EmmGee23 EMBRACE the STRANGE
Don't let the clown get away with nonsense to promote his crap book
Is this the equivalent of trump sitting down with Dave Ramsey?
"Everybody complains about politicians. Everybody says they suck. Well, where do people think these politicians come from? They don't fall out of the sky. They don't pass through a membrane from another reality. It's what our system produces: Garbage in, garbage out. If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're going to get selfish, ignorant leaders." ~George Carlin
Never a truer word spoken
Generally elite schools where brains and integrity are left at the gates..
Eton?
There is a personality trait often in politics. Too much has been I want to be famous, not I want to serve.
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Dulwich is having a go now. The Farig and the Deform party. The new elite?
A discussion about the shift of wealth during covid and lockdown might have been interesting 🤔
Nothing to do with COVID. Just a rigged system.
the blame game, so hard to admit responsibility, o goodness no, he is not looking for sympathy is he ?
Shhh 😂
Quiet conspiracy theorist. It was all about saving granny and Our NHS
Let’s give the multinationals furlough money. They can then hand out only 80% of it, then they can sack their workers and hire back on worse terms. This means the richest got richer and the small businesses collapsed. Biggest transfer of wealth since … the banking crisis. Wonder what the next excuse will be to take from the poor and give to the rich.
Imagine by 10 million subs this channel interviews Kim Jong-un 😮
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Woa careful there 😮🎉
@@holdupwaitaminute. Trump first
Should we have Seth Rogen write the script for the interview?
Very impressive interview Steven! You achieved what mainstream media very likely desired but failed to achieve to date! Congratulations!
He refused to let them record any of his interviews as recently as last week.
Well, if you exclude LBC maybe (Nick Ferrari)
Sorry, disagree. Poor interviewing skills.
Good Morning Britain, Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid waited forever for an interview like this.
They couldn't have led the conversation with a 10th of the brilliance and patience like Steven
It's just about who pays more , Boris Johnson always look for who pays more.
Look up his interview with Eddie Mair, he was allowed to answer then.
@@fraserwebster8761 Eddie is of a different breed. He was my voice of reason in my daily commute in the car.
Day time TV would NEVER do lorm form interviews
I adore Steven as an interviewer. He has clearly done a lot of inner work on himself. He did appear triggered in this interview, and it affected his ability to remain curious and respectful toward the end. Very human, but something I've never observed from him with other guests.
he was triggered by jealousy - however much he grifts he'll never be an old Etonian, and that matters to someone with NPD
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The intro alone makes me respect you, Steven! You don’t shy away from tough questions!
I’m excited to watch
I need to watch it today. Did he ask him why he went to Ukraine and ruined peace talks from Turkey?
as long as he can attack with questions, everything is ok...
the system hates actions...
Agreed! Steven is one of the best interviewers…honestly! The guy is also a natural journalist!
@@shime3199 exactly.. thats one of the most, if not the most, important question.
Boris actions on Russia vs Ukraine, made a war. He is better to have a good explanation
Lots of important questions missed
Say what you want about Boris but this is the first interview where I've actually heard him be allowed to speak. He isn't constantly being interrupted by journalists.
Boris spent years as Mayor of London holdiong countless committees where he dictated the conversation without journalists.
All of which are free to view, public record.
And any of which would have highlighted just how completely unsuitable this man was to run anything, let alone a nation.
You mean asked questions & then asked again when he doesn't answer?
This will be interesting as it's long format & won't be able to run away (& hide in a fridge).
He did not believe in Brexit but gambled the entire country’s economic future so he could win favour with the right wing of the Tory part and become PM. He can go to hell.
S is a pro! An excellent interviewer!!!!!
Boris The Bloviator didn't care about journalists or the media, too wrapped up in himself
Wow what a guest! Steven you just keep raising the bar!
Next he's gonna be having kings and queens
Boris is flogging a book, he’ll go on any channel with 8m subs.
Raising the bar is a bit of stretch when used in the context of Boris Johnson.
@@LiamONeill-k8j raising the bar in terms of quality of interview, then! :)
Interview with the KING is next !
First Konstantin Kisin and now BORIS JOHNSON! Amazing, so here for it. Well done Steven for encouraging people from all political spectrums. More balance is required in conversation in today’s world. 👏🏼
Both are bleh 🤮
Both are poor examplea in their respective backgrounds, but it is what it is I suppose lol.
Bloody Nora I came to TH-cam for afrobeats but this was first thing I saw when I opened. How can I not watch
Steve's interviews are gripping. Always thought provoking and he asks really interesting questions. It's worth going through his past video's.
😂 brilliant
@@cbcb102 I’ve seen them all
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I was supposed to do a 10 min workout , thanks bartlett!! 😂
@33:00 I can corroborate this entirely. When I was Deputy head of Maths in UK, we had 6 Maths teachers missing and replaced with cover every day for a whole year - I had to plan these 120 lessons a week myself on top of my own, for non-experts so fully annotated and self guided work. The head of department had a heart attack so it was just me. The academy program had a primary school specialist as their academy chain, and they didn't have a clue. I always said I should write a book about the things that happened there. The lawsuits, the attacks, the money laundering, the corruption and bullying from leadership. Many times, teachers covering would be stuck in a chaotic environment with their head buried in the sand, asking for help and walking out. I had to teach multiple lessons at the same time, because I couldn't leave a group unsupervised. I had been told that some students didn't see a teacher all day, they turned up expecting a supply teacher who never showed and they would go home after sitting around all day. Life goes on, OFSTED never knew.
Ex teacher here. I can absolutely believe this.
WRITE. THE. BOOK!!!
Home Ed is best.
@@thepeacefulmumma7055 I believe that this is the best option in current times
As a previous HoD in Science. I have experienced the same. I left after 10 years having become jaded and seen how sad the broken education system had become.
Yes, China's Wuhan lab created and held the gain-of-function SARS-CoV-2, but under the funding of a subsidiary of the NIH. The Obama administration made gain-of-function research illegal on US soil, so they paid other countries to continue the research on their soil. I think the number came out to 53 new bio labs funded by this NIH subsidiary around the world, the newest one being built in Kazakhstan. Crazy the stuff we weren't allowed to post or talk about several years ago but is now commonly accepted fact. People who subvert freedom of speech should face criminal charges.
100% The world's leaders were and are hypocritical 🔔🔚
Absolutely right
What are your citations? If you've got proof of this that's incredibly big.
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@ TheCharlieChitty is right. WHERE IS YOUR PROOF?! It's senseless to make these types of assertions if you can't back them up. What would be helpful is for you to furnish a variety of the sources upon which you base your earlier stated comment (i.e., reliable sources - not ones easily obtained from some dodgy person or institutions whose bona fides are disreputable) so that other viewers of this video can read, review, and analyze them for him/herself.
Imagine someone telling you that they thought your personality was a parody 😂
I'm glad he had the balls to say it to his face 😅
Ironic given how fake Steven Bartlett is
@@Mark.James.how is he fake?
@@Mark.James. Shut up two first names were all fake to sum degree
@@Truethar google 'Steven Bartlett fashion photoshoot', especially anything GQ. I know it's petty of me, and perhaps I'm a bit jealous, but he comes across as having an extremely high opinion of himself, yet I can only see he sells dubious supplements. He'd make a great character in a Zoolander movie is what I mean, I think
This was one of the hardest to watch, even as someone that doesn’t like Boris… Steven you were so emotive in this that it just started becoming frustrating when it would actually have been useful to let him speak. Such an opportunity wasted…
Agreed
It’s very hard for his little British brain to get over his brainwashing/gaslighting of state run media
With regards to Brexit ..it's about who is in control. Brexit was never about enconomics it's about sovereignty. Why should any democratic country have to give away it's sovereignty in order to trade goods and services? No-one has ever been able to make a convincing arguments on the merits of handing over control of your country in order to make more money.
Wow never expected Boris Johnson to be on here. Well done!
I don’t want to be “that guy” but honestly, if you have someone on to talk, you shouldn’t interrupt them when you can listen..
Say what you will of Boris, but how can you reply to that he hasn’t finished saying yet?..
Please, just listen instead of interrupting
Seem to have completely skipped Johnson ensuring Ukraine didn't reach a peace settlement with Russia. I would have thought that was a very important question.
I’m not surprised, though, are you? Really?
But he has done more for that than any other politician in this world
You really think the Ukrainians needed to be persuaded to defend themselves!? Have you not seen the incredible bravery since!? You'd be laughed out of town in Ukraine if you said they only fought back because of Boris.
@@kristinapishta5241 You make that sound like a good thing!
@@thepeacefulmumma7055 No :) I suspect the absence of the topic was a prerequisite of the interview.
Excellent, allowing the man to talk and explain himself.
When you 'alllow' a narcissitic sociopath to speak, do you really expect to be able to trust a word he says?
What a Load of CROCK! Your All being FOOLED AGAIN!
BORIS THE CLOWN, BUFFOON, AND LIAR has a long record of being economical with the truth. He always flees from being wholly truthful in much the same way Dracula stays out of the sun - so that he won't be instantly turned to DUST by the light of day.
@@JulieClark-dc2nv you're*
Just to clarify a huge percentage of people didnt want the lockdown measures and had a brain that could see they wernt necessary. They were constantly silenced by those scared people who were so desperate for the rules. I actually like that hes come out and said this. To all the idiots who screamed about the rules here is the man who made them saying he doesnt know why you were so desperate to follow them 😊
Because obedience is often the only thing people have to offer
Very impressive guest. I must say that, any politician, whatever I think of them in terms of policy etc, who agrees to this type of long-form unrestricted interview, is way more deserving some respect than any who don't. Such discussions are the only way to get beyond the controlled presentation to see something of the real individual. Warts and all is good. I don't expect saints as leaders.
Agreed! It's quite brave to put oneself in that position.
Utterly despise this man and what he did to the country. Kudos for getting him on.
Don't know how much I will be able to watch ! 😂
You should watch it. One needs to expose oneself to views you don't share so that you're not constantly filtering yourself into an echo chamber.
@@Beardodoomus this is true but also Boris lies and lies, so one must watch with a mountain of salt rather than just a pinch x
@@doggieclaude all politicians lie. And that's why long form interviews like this are important. All politicians from all sides need to be held to account. I'm not getting the impression that this is a fawning 'I love you Boris' type interview at all.
@@doggieclaude when you say"he lies" it's because you want to listen to what pleases you. A Lie or a truth don't you think they are just subjective terms?
I agree, but it was great to see some humanity from his side... doesn't make the things right he did to the UK, but makes him just a bit more real.
You challenged him just in the right way. Amazing Steven
A biased and condescending way you mean? amazing
Brilliant interview, insightful, direct questions and space for Boris to display his personality.
The lack of democracy in the EU is leading to extreme parties, left and right, being elected to government and it shows no sign of slowing down. Thank goodness we’re out of it.
Really? We never were out and Two-Tier Keir is leading us right back in.
Wow! So much to say on this:
1. Steven did a brilliant job at controlling the interview even when Boris tried to hide behind politics. Steven persisted with his prepared flow of questions/timeline. This is something many interviewers fail at with Boris.
2. Absolutely fascinating seeing how uncomfortable Boris is with emotional pain. You can literally see him trying to shimmy and run away from it. It says a lot about the man behind the politician.
3. Listening to him talk about politics is also interesting and revealing. It seems that he very much went into it for competitiveness and self-esteem. And he 'played' it as a game (which I think was quite obvious to anyone who paid attention during his tenure).
👍💜 yes , well done Steven 👏👏👏
Right… it was a game after all! Not a shock for some of us but sad times for anyone who believes this man stands for British citizens’ interests. Boris does not care.
Well done to Steven and his team, for getting more high-profile UK guests onto the podcast. A very very interesting podcast 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
For heavens sake let Boris speak 😕
People are mad that he partied, they should be mad that he tricked you into taking the clot that you don’t need. If it was as scary as he made it out to be, with access to the worlds best advisors and just come out of hospital himself, he would not have partied
The risk of developing blood clots from COVID-19 infection itself is much higher than the risk associated with vaccines. This has been scientifically proven. There are statistics to show this. Please don’t spread misinformation.
Even though I despise bj and what he did, I am grateful that he stopped short of ma//n/da/tes and pass-ports as was common elsewhere. If starmer had been in charge we’d have been like Australia no doubt
Absolutely 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯👌🏽
Incredible interview. In depth. Letting him speak. Very well done getting him to open up about his troubled childhood and then challenging him about his record
This was absolutely brilliant Steven! You asked all the questions we were asking at home...please do more interviews with politicians, and ask them those difficult questions!
What a great show this is now! Well done on getting Boris to your platform 👏👏👏. I really liked your style and ‘control’ on the full conversation. It’s not easy to speak to politicians who are obviously and far - greater speakers .
You ve interviewed a man who travelled to Ukraine and told Zelrndky to tear up the Peace agreement he already signed a year ago and has a weight of thousands of deaths that followed from this....
I remember this happen on the day - if I recall correctly Boris was supposed to show up at the PMQs and they said he could not attend due to travel to Ukraine.
Day after that any items on the news about the peace agreement were gone. Could not believe what I was seeing.
So boris had more power than the US??😂😂😂😂
Bang on the money
@@chrimbus71no the us told him to do it, so they can sell weapons.
Boris from the beginning and through all his time as PM had the states as an ally for post beexit.
Like for real did you really made this question as question or just to say something?
A little background for you, there was a russian agent involved in the negotiation process on the Ukrainian side, he convinced the Ukrainian delegation to shake hands with the Russian side, everyone on the Ukrainian side was poisoned, apart from him, the russian agent received a bullet in the head by the SBU, you know SFA about this situation. Boris Johnson has had and had no influence on Ukrainians. This is why the negotiations stopped, nothing to do with Boris the unkempt Johnson - a bit of a kremlin stooge talking point.
Bartlett is good at selling, that's all. His lack of formal education is very showing when he goes up against Boris
He's a politician. His answers was so diplomatic sometimes. It was difficult to pull things out of him.
Getting back control could be a mess without a plan but it is always better than being controlled. It was what Boris is trying to say. I believe everyone should leave that comfort zone or the mind prison we are agreed upon. ❤
Well done ,Steven Bartlett! Your interview style creates a comfortable space for guests to reflect candidly on their formative years!
We can clearly see Steven doesn't really like him.
What's so well done? Boris is the usual politician he's always been and he's on a podcast with 8 million subcribers to sell his book. The 'get' is not such a big deal when you've been out of the public eye and you've written a book.
Boris is incapable of deep and candid introspection on an open platform. His publicist is the only reason he was on the podcast - push book sales. 😂
Steven, during this interview in particular, he wasn't as kind, patient nor did he show his respect towards this guest. Steven displayed an underlying attitude of being pushy and interrupting that isn't typical of Steven's style and behavior. He comprised his integrity.
SB's jealousy of the Eton College crowd is visceral isn't it. But then again SB did visit a failing school in Liverpool once so he's a real authority on everything LOL
You got a bit personal and hostile in this one. Try and stay professional. You looks a bit silly in my opinion. I don’t like boris just to be clear.
Oh yes King, that’s how to interview. Crazy for this one.
I am from liverpool I now live in New Zealand. Totally disgusted with Boris Johnson’s remarks about schools. My mum was a maths teacher at broughton hall and my grandad taught chemistry at Dale Salle. They where some of the more fortunate schools. The schools are massively underfunded a teacher teaching 60 children is not practical and unfair to each child. There is a reason Liverpool is not a conservative city it has been ignored for decades. The UK definitely needs a more equitable education system. NZ is much more advanced in equality they actually provide more funding to schools in lower income areas than higher income areas. They also heavily fund Maori only schools which is great. Of course there are still private schools if people desire. University is also free for the first year for all students and there is no interest on student loans. UK needs to realise they are more than just the city of London. People like Boris are the problem!
How right you are. I was appalled when Johnson let slip that he thought everybody should get equal chance in education and that's why he tried to increase the PRIVATE funding!
AMEN (!!!)😊
New Zealand can afford to fund schools in lower income areas and keep class sizes lower because they controll immigration something your beloved labour did nothing to stop under Blair and are doing nothing under starmer.as for equity in new Zealand 😂 you pay you have you don't pay you have not.
@@Tommy-jl9dm NZ is not a rich country at all. Immigration is insane here… look it up. It’s funny because in the UK everyone complains about muslim immigrates try walking down the street in Auckland. I’m not saying it’s bad it’s just very high here. I don’t support labour I’m simply pointing out an alternative system to school funding… Instead of funding based on role size that the UK currently does. NZ definitely underfunds schools as well but the inequality is not as obvious. Feel feee to come to NZ on holiday and explore for yourself. I’m not saying necessarily give more money I’m saying change the system because funding solely based on role size does not work. The top schools will keep getting richer and the poor schools poorer.
@@sophiehutton3143 my friends live in Kerikeri they say they pay for everything it's very expensive but the wages are far higher than the UK. The schooling system is government funded but that doesn't make it free if you work in the same way the NHS isn't free in the UK if you work. The difference is it's far harder to become a citizen in NZ compared to the UK this you attract a higher standard of immigrant that benefits your economy where as the immigrants that are flooding into the UK have no economic benefit and are used solely to borrow dept that the tax payer gets saddled with. I am a lowly construction worker have no chance of sending my kids to private school but that doesn't mean that I don't see the massive benefit to society private schools have . I also don't believe in this bs called equity equality diversity nonsense? For me it's all about timing and by that I mean maybe my kids won't go to private school but maybe their kids will I am not jealous of other people sending their kids it's their moment just like it could be my grandkids moment in years to come understand?
This is kind of disappointing, to be honest. Steven is clearly pushing an agenda here, rather than his usual open-minded and polite interviews. Many of the questions or follow-ups are leading or unfair.
His agenda is 10m subs and for you to buy Huel. He has to look 'on message' with the cool kids.
I agree
Agree 100%
@@Mark.James. Yeah, that Huel sh*t will contribute towards negative effects on a generation of young people.
The interviewer is another leftie in "business clothing".
Steven was biased listen bruv
I AM NOT EVEN FROM THE UK but this was the worst interviews from your show. You didn't let the guest speak and you kept on interrupting! It was a hard listen. I wonder what sort of agenda you had before hand. I get people don't like the guy - there are so many ways to get the truth and ask hard questions and this wasn't it.
I really enjoy this channel and the calibre of speakers. This is the first interview I've watched that I felt bordered on the edge of disrespect. I understand journalists/interviewers have a part to play and politicians are adept to that. I felt your questions regarding his family (or the way the video was edited) was a tad aggressive and pushy, in a way which I have never seen you interview before. Boris handled it with maturity and humility. The way in which you interviewed Boris was disappointing and not your finest interview. The pressures on public servants during COVID-19 was unprecedented. The process of government is not often understood by the general public. The expectation that a plan would have been developed (options) regarding Brexit is a normal expectation. The failure to prepare was a failure of the previous government and public servants remaining apolitical - that's the life working for a democratic government.
The virus wasn’t very serious for many many many people. It was for some who who had comorbidities. The data was clear.
I'd stopped watching your interviews as they were just telling you you're going to die from practically everything.... But yes you're back doing cutting edge interviews!
Spot on!
Bring Back Boris 🇬🇧
Boris’s administration killed granny with Midlozam & morphine in care homes and hospitals he thinks we’re useless eaters and scuppered peace talks with Ukraine!
For all the faults of this man, though ....still better than the current priminister .😮
Oh my god. My friend you are doing huge leaps towards the number one in-the-know on the planet.
The politicians worldwide were in a difficult position , very few had the guts to stand against the majority during the plandemic. More frightening was the hysteria of the average citizen . I sensed an almost inhumane thirst for more rules and limitations which today they pretend never happened.
Brilliant interview by the way, Steven! 👏🏻 👏🏻
Let Boris finish speaking for heavens sake.
A little more respect would go a long way. Calling him by his first name as if you're chums, then referring to his mother as Charlotte like you knew her?
You know you are the number one podcast when Boris shows up.
Steven why did you keep interupting him? So rude! You treated him like crap, why? to celebrities you are so nice, completely inappropriate, to interupt a guest repeatedly
because everyone else just answers, BoJo talks like a typical political, won't answer straight, lies and keeps interrupting as well.
It’s like you’re mirroring his fast speech. I wish you would have just been your normal calm self. It was too much.. like you were trying to stir him up on purpose. I kept checking if I had it on double speed. I made it to the end only because I really wanted to get a better sense of his character. But my brain just feels jumbled from all the interruptions.
Lockdowns should never have happened in the first place
Steven I respect you.
Boris is sound I think. His body language didn't scream deception too much. Obviously he is an expert in swerving questions he doesn't want to answer but politicians have to make very difficult decisions we as normal citizens (or armchair politicians) will never fully understand.
Such a refreshing approach to interviewing regardless your opinion on Boris 👍
Fantastic interview - it is a shame that the Ukraine questions seem not to have been asked (judging by previous comments), but I’ll take what I can get. Thanks to all the DCEO team for bringing this to us. Steven did a great job at keeping Boris on track. I definitely lost more respect for Boris here. Still listening…
(Just now reached “partygate”.)
I actually feel sorry for Boris. I think he's actually a nice guy deep inside. No one knows just how tough making decisions are. Especially when it's thrown at you. Yes he's done some poor decisions but I genuinely thought the country was in a better condition when he was in power. People need to remember that he's human and also has feelings and emotions. He's blasted 24/7. Think of that stress all day long and still trying to remain stable? It's not as easy task.
He chose it. Eyes wide open. He's fine.
Yet those that know him say he isn’t a very nice guy.
Look at the difference between him here and other interviews. When he's not under pressure he seems smart and intelligent. When he is bombarded and interrupted he looks like a stuttering bafoon
Everyone love to put him down about Covid , and no one , absolutely no one talked about how relaxed the measures were in uk during Covid. In the rest of the Europe (apart Sweden) you had to literally take permission form the government to leave your house and you were allowed only allowed to move for a mile radius. 1 mile that was all, and also you were not allowed to live the house at night.
France Greece Italy Germany, people there literally had their freedom taken away and lived as prisoners, we were fine here, there were measures but were never real forced by brutal POLICE force and extreme fines.
I suggest you pay more attention to him.
You could not be more wrong about this. Every sentence you wrote...
The travesty is that we the public didn't go out and party. We have proven that we have no self worth.
If every one did.. none of this milarky would have continued
100%
I have respect for Johnson even if I don't need to agree or like him. But he is putting himself out publicly here to face tough questions. I am sure he did not go into this thinking it would be about his favourite dish
The way you conducted this interview was some what dissapointing for me to be honest. To me it appeared that you were trying to psychoanalyse Boris and push his childhood into something he was saying it wasn't. I felt that you were constantly interupting him and not letting him speak and explain his thought process fully before digging deeper. I understand that you may not have wanted him to dodge the question but it at times felt that because you didn't get the answer you wanted to hear, you poked and argued your point more to try to get him to agree or admit to something and wasnt actually listening to what he was saying. I found your style to be similar to Kay Burley and quite on the offensive as if you had to hold him responsible for things, instead of hearing him. Maybe it was because of time constraints that you had to rush the questions more, I don't know.
As a long format interview, I would have liked for you to have let him speak more and then expanded on his thoughts and processes. Like stated, he had to deal with three big issues as a Prime Minister, to which most PM's won't likely have to see one of those. I'd have been interested in hearing the inner workings of the Governement during these times and what was going through his head and conversations he was having.
I do like the podcasts though, Steven. I just wanted to share some feedback for what i feel like a missed oppotunity to get futher insight and stand out from what any other interviewer will most likely do. Thank you for having him on nonethe less.
Steven had no choice. Left to his own meanderings Boris would have waffled away the entire 2 hours. Actually I think Steven walked a very effective middle ground in the way most political journalists fail.
Listen to Johnson at 1:04:30
Well Done on the questions Stephen👏👏
Was not expecting this Steve!!!
As an American I have no footing to weigh in on the topic, we have our own issues to wrestle. BUT I love the tenacity to keep him on point. What a terrific interview. I have a few folks I would like to suggest you interview in the US before November. 😊 I think I have been a subscriber going on 3 years and just love it.
The point of coming out of the EU was not for someone to have a plan beyond negotiating the exit - it was for us as a democracy to have self-determination and choose govts with parliamentary sovereignty to decide our own future and our own legislative agenda. I mean Boris's plan would not have been to now have a Labour govt but we do because we voted for that - that's democracy.
He definitely has his faults and mistakes, but out of all the recent prime ministers over the last 2 decades he has been the best.
Id love to see Starmer on next just to see the contrast. Starmer has absolutely no charisma, mealy mouthed lawyer speak, total disconnect from emotion, no dreams, no favourite book or film, no smiles, no passion, no humour, no nothing.
2 cheeks of the same arse
I was hoping starmer was too boring to be corrupt. Not true sadly
😂😂😂
@@dbefore7165 Sunak would have been the man for that. Imagine trying to bribe him with a suit or two LOL.
For someone who I also thought was full turns out is not as dull as we all thought. Corrupt and looks like he has been dipping his wick elsewhere. You always have to watch the dullards. They are the worst.
OH BOY! This is gonna be GOOD
One of the worst interviews so far. Guess Steven is quite biased and not really neutral in this one. Too bratty and catty.
I clicked so fast for this one. This man! A baby daddy, separated families from saying goodbye at crucial times. Boris there is nothing you can say
Getting the feeling Boris wasn't aware of certain things Steven is quoting from his own book😂
That was an amazing interview. Nice to not have the interviewer talking all over the answers like so many do.
If Boris Johnson is to run for office again, I’d vote for him. I feel that he deserves a bit more credit for his leadership bearing in mind what he had to take the country through! First, Brexit, then Covid, both not easy tasks!
He literally chose Brexit and lied to your face about it.
This is exactly why the UK is in the position it’s in.
You see a personality you like, and you completely ignore the lies, the charlatan behaviour and blatant corruption and vote for them because you like them.
If you have watched this interview and you see before you a man who you don't think isn't incredibley damaged and unstable then I must assume that you are insane.
@@plym1969 name another politician as open as BJ was in this interview? Imagine asking someone 10 minutes into an interview why his mother went into a psychiatric unit? I mean, why do you bloody think!
It's like Bartlett got as far as Freud before deciding he knew everything about childhood development
Did you watch this 🤔
Great interview. I would vote him back in. He is the best of a very bad bunch.
Vague and evasive responses… This really highlights why politicians often make for poor podcast guests, they’re masters at dodging direct answers.
Boris politics is not typical of a Tory, he talks about admiring Ken Livinston, levelling up making things fairer. This is why ultimately the tories got rid of him and installed Hunt and Sunak.
Freedom is more important that economics; surprised that this became such a sticking point. Overall soo aggressive Steven; why?
Seems like Boris just had his first ever therapy session.
Love Boris ❤ May not every decision he made is correct but he always think out of box and bravery !
"The best type of therapy for any sort of emotional pain is to loose yourself in work." Well, maybe he should have applied for a job where he is not using a whole nation as pawns to work through his emotional trauma. The cobbler, the baker, the candlestick maker would have been safer, not the highest office in the land.
BORIS "The British Empire Strikes Back" Come on Boris get your skates on, plan for a better future for the UK"!
I'd rather have Boris back than the miserable gits that got in.
This is the first time I have seen Steven interrupt a guest so much. Clearly there was some personal feelings that came through on this one. Still a good interview.
I think with regards to lockdown he could never make the right choice as people were going to criticise him wether we went into lockdown or not. And everyone knows this to be true. Lockdown = too much control and long term harm done/ no lockdown would have been seen as inaction or lack of care from Boris
Normally Steven does an excellent job of achieving close to impartiality. As always, he did an excellent job of asking intelligent, probing questions and giving Boris space and time to respond (which many mainstream interviewers don't), but of all the DOACEO content i've watched, I felt his personal stance was most evident (by some way) during this exchange.
Interviewers distain for the person makes it hard to watch.
Brilliant interview, letting him talk uninterrupted was so refreshing.
So why exactly have you Boris traveled to Ukraine and canceled a peace deal they would have wished was still an option today?
How did Boris cancel anything, Sergei? the Ukrainians I know didn't need any persuading to defend themselves
Oh so you call this guy up and corner him with questions about partying during covid but a TH-cam Doctor who dates extremely young prostitutes and partied on a boat during covid WHILE providing covid health content, gets to walk Scott free? Thats not enraging to you? You dont ask for him to apologise? He dropped a "not-so-apologetic" video on his side channel that has LESS THAN 1% of his audience. You ask the most terrifying questions to Boris but not that incompetent doctor who had been known amongst his medical peers to have little medical knowledge, terrible hospital behaviour and a manipulative person in general. Isnt that unfair?
Amazing interview. Thank you
The EU are punishing Britain through more beaurocracy,
which sort of justifies leaving.
Imagine you leave your spouse because they have become manipulative and abusive,
then upon leaving, they become even more manipulative and abusive, it sort of justifies your decision.
Abit like England gets when there is ever a sniff of Scottish independence?
Except that UK has to deal with the EU no matter what. At least you can block your ex spouse and never hear from them ever again.
If youve children you still have to deal with your spouse but you still leave the abusive relationship. @ilia2178
It's actually crazy how this podcast can change the way people are perceived.
Mainstream media rarely showed us the real Boris without pretense😢
I like the guy!!💯🧡
Waiting for Putin to be interviewed 😅