The John Bercow Compilation: Laughs and Admonishments (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- This part was mostly focused on PMQs from 2015 to 2019. Beginning with part 3, the compilation will focus on all proceedings of the House of Commons between 2012 and 2019 under John Bercow's speakership.
*My son screaming at me
Me: Order! You have no right to shout from the sedentary position. 😂
You are acting in a truly loud and enthusiastic manner, perhaps you ought to take some sort of soothing medicament.
😂😂😂
He is very good language user. Especially so because he mostly improvises instead of giving prewritten speeches.
As an American, I find this highly entertaining! I honestly don’t know how anything gets done in the House of Commons! 😂
We miss you very much John
No we don’t he was a bully
@@CeceSaysHi_950 so was boris johnson, so was suella braverman, so was priti patel, all bullies of an entire country on behalf of monied interests
@@chlordiazepoxide Any hard talker is a bully in the eyes of the left.
@CeceSaysHi_950 I disregard the whataboutism of the other politicians, but there's no actual evidence of those allegations, just accounts of members with obvious conflicts of interest. Almost crazy how much character assassination happened as soon as he retired, but it was unsurprisingly pretty convenient for the tory government
@@CeceSaysHi_950Looking at the weak Speaker and Deputy Speakers we now have, we could do with Bercow in 2024
sometimes order sounds like a tick for him.. just randomly when hes talking "ORDER"
He was the best speaker and I love your voice order order order
A good compilation, this. Thank you so much for putting this together. This is exactly what I need to unwind after a long day of dealing with risk management another insurance related stuff. Cheers to you. 🥃
Thank you for this very well
Lindsay Hoyle has nothing on Bercow. Hoyle struggles to be heard, whereas Bercow was able to tell anybody, regardless of who they are, to shut up
Hoyle seems competent to me but Bercow was significantly more eloquent, a pleasure listening to him explain parliamentary procedure really.
Thanks for this
"Calm yourself, man!" 😂
Young Rishi at 8:25
Ew.
definitely would opt for birthday cake!
Excellent!
It is discus ting to see people that can not listen to others
How has he managed to remember all the MPs with all details?
You really have to have your story straight in this setting. If anyone smells any hint of bs, you're done for 😂
I want to know what comes next?😂😂
13:00 16:00 7:00 7:50 14:20
Uo-der
O-Der
Odor
OUUDER
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OOOORRRRRRRDDDDDDAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
Is he allowed to use names? I understand that they are not supposed to use names but say honourable gentleman or representative from X.
That rule doesn't apply to the Speaker.
@@markgilbert5209 ok thank you!
The speaker is allowed to name MP's. The rule is only for MP's, the PM and the Leader of the Opposition
It used to be "admonitions".
21:00 Not Here!
Whats a statesman in British politics?
What if Republic of the Philippines have a great like this government a parliamentary system its express what is your view and be heard both sides for the good of the people
Are there any wrong honorable gentlemen? Only right?
At some times, there are left honourable gentlemen.
I think the "Right" means the person is a Sir, or has some other honour. Or maybe they're in the Privy Council
Right honourable is a member of the Privy Council.
Honourable and Learned member is a King's Counsel (KC, formally a QC).
Honourable and Gallant member is or has served in the Armed Forces.
"Right" in this context means "very", not "correct", so a "right honourable gentleman" is a "very honourable gentleman"
@@Sasha-zv2wx in the House of Commons, it's different. "Right" had a very specific meaning. I checked Wikipedia. "Right honourable" is for MPs who are in the Privy Council. Other MPs are just "Honourable"
12:40 This did not age well...
How do they do the video editing?!
Have to watch out for food tampering now.
What? 😂
Shame, its so difficult to maintain the processes!
Compilations like this are fun, but perhaps damaging to the reputation of British politics. It would be good to balance all this, with some of the more articulate and cleaver speeches during some of the more serious debates.
I love a good cleaver speech!
Those are in short supply at present. HoC has been full of toddlers the last couple of years.
Damaging? Even the Americans find this funny.
I’m British and I love these compilations
Second part of the word is hole … glad this thing has gone
The banks and financial systems are not working nicely if at all!
Bully Bercow
Source?
@@Cadence_7w7He was found guilty of bullying while serving in the Labour Party. Google may be your friend here 🙂
@mattwood1562 Well, it might surprise you to learn that there is no actual tangible evidence; so it might be a better friend of yours.
There's a spam of complaints from several people (not all of which were upheld anyway), and yet not one thing that independently suggests any of the alleged and very out of character events ever occurring. The possibility and indeed likelihood remains that this was a co-ordinated effort out of spite.
Fundamentally the investigation (which wasn't a judicial investigation by any means) didn't have any real purpose except from having political consequences (in which it was well known that his political ambitions were well behind him before any of this), almost as if it were poised to sway public opinion. At the very least, you have to accept that the evidentiary strength is as strong with this possibility as much as it is with what the investigation decided was true (which is to say, there's no solid evidence for either)
@@Cadence_7w7 whatever you say John
@@BossySwan Well, you're clearly open to an intellectually honest discussion
Shame!
Or Dare . Was he baiting them ?
He is very good language user. Especially so because he mostly improvises instead of giving prewritten speeches.