The one clear thing the public can take away from this 10,000th Tory scandal is that Mr. Boris Johnson, then Prime Minister, was _financially compromised,_ was clearly living well above his means, and could be relatively easily influenced for relatively small sums of money (small when one takes into account his circle of contacts, Russian, Saudi, Iranian, Indian, etc.).
@@julianshepherd2038 Not a poor Bullingdon Boy in sight! Lord Soames of Serco was given £37bn for a shite T&T system. I believe Soames was an ex Bullingdon boy.
There's a history of political appointments to this post but u surprisingly Johnson's isn't straight up 'Party political' which at least is transparent, but personally sleazy
Im not sure you understand what BBC means. "British" is the term used for things controlled by Westminster, it's in the party of powers interest to appoint someone on their side, because the BBC is the propaganda arm of the British state and what that is, is determined by the government of the day. in short, the question is asked in the interview process, if the answer is yes, it's far more likely you'll get the job, because you're on side with the narrative they want to push.
@@davidpearn2484 UK state broadcaster BBC is the propaganda-wing of the UK Establishment, war industry etc. Everything else is window-dressing to fool the easily-fooled, thoroughly brainwashed, UK majority. The state broadcaster should be funded by the state. This would end the big-lie the BBC is unbiased and impartial. It's obviously impossible for any state broadcaster to be unbiased and impartial. BBC donors include Bill Gates, USAID, NORAD and the EU. UK state broadcaster BBC has a shameful history of lies and deception on behalf of the ruling elites, war industry etc., including faking a video to get UK public and MP support to invade Syria in 2013. The compulsory BBC tv licence fee is criminal fraud i.e. demanding our money under false pretences. Demand an end to the fraudulent licence fee!
Don’t forget the suits and where they were schooled and all the “friends” they made there. True corruption sits behind a big desk and wields a pen and board papers.
@@theloungesinger4727 That level of donor influence must be why Starmer told his shadow ministers and MP's to not go out and support the strikers on the piket line
@TheLoungeSinger The labout party are funded by many, many small donations. They have very few large donors. You only have to look at the average donation value.
My heart bleeds for Boris it must have been such a struggle to live on £164,000 he is so lucky he is not trying to live on my pension . Jobs and cash for the boys.
Tories have gone full Bond-villain. They don't even care about blatantly stealing and putting this incredibly sketchy-looking dude in such a prominent role. They dont' even try to fool us anymore.
This gives a totally new meaning to INSIDER TRADING! I’ll arrange you finance! You arrange my appointment to the job inquisition Thanks to the journalists who exposed this!
@@theascendance They have done a couple of pieces on them. Although the article on Johnson having Carrie in his Foreign Office room a few years ago (while he was still married) mysteriously vanished from the later editions!
Richard Sharp seems to want precision in wording while blustering and detracting from detail of conversations. The impression given is that Mr Sharp is suppressing important detail. This smells like a rats nest
He was also nodding while making denials, look closely you'll see it, that means he is knowingly lying. He's trying to control his eyes by side looking while speaking but he can't stop himself confirming the accusation while lying about it and denying it. Let me tell you how the conversation went in reality: "Hey Bozo, I want to turn the BBC into a Tory propaganda outlet, any ideas". "That'll be 800 grand chaching, yay more gold plated wallpaper and 15 more holidays a month are back". "OK Boris, now remember, you never saw me roight, I'll leave through the side entrance, nudge nudge wink wink".
@@bigpants6121 Yes he forgot his hammer for breaking the emergency "Corbyn" glass. As for Herr Putler, well, his employees in the Tory party have served the motherland well, Comrade Pigfucker, Comrade Clown, Comrade Ritchie Two Fines, Comrade Rango and others will be awarded medals and parades in Red Square going forward.
And what about the generalised Tory hatred of poor people "living beyond their means", like going after a working father in employment poverty for turning up at a food bank in a 20 year old Audi A3, with BS like "well he can't be that poor if he drives an Audi". Yet their _own prime minister_ was so obviously living way above his means (£800k is £120k _more_ than his entire salary for four years! and as PM he basically claims ALL expenses) and was, and still is, so seriously financially compromised that he is a liability as well as huge security risk to the country.
While acting as PM, Johnson has loaded numerous parliamentary committees and quangos with Conservative Party supporters and more specifically, with personal supporters, to the detriment of probity in public life. He has a very loose relationship with the truth which has led to a rise in distrust in politics in general by the electorate.
Which is exact the same as what Blair did. Filling the courts with Blairites. Nobody more ecconomical with the truth as him. Both as bad as each other. An absolute disgrace.
Sharp hammers the table. This is a delightful session that shows that some people truly believe they can fool all of the people all of the time. His integrity and reputation will not recover this rightful grilling.
‘Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive’ I couldn't help cringeing when I watched this. I sincerely hope that everone else does as well. Thank goodness that there are still some intelligent, competent and diligent MPs in the Commons. They can be found on the Opposition benches.
As a Comprehensive educated boy, when I first read Shakespeare, outside of school, it was for the sheer pleasure and the joy of reading the words, and fully absorbing his wise meanings and his on point morality -- something which obviously passed these private school eejits by, when they superciliously look down their noses at us all, for being somehow more stupid, because of our working class backgrounds.
The guy who was in the running to be in charge of the bbc got bungle a 800 grand loan and after that he became head of the bbc It may just be me but that really does sound a little bit bent, smells of fish I think.
@@mwmds "Is this propaganda...Broadcastable?" "I will make it broadcastable" 2 movies later "Some say the Tory side is a path to positions of influence some think are...Unnatural"
...a 'loan' could be written off for tax by the loan provider, the recipient gets the money without paying income tax, and there's no legal way of forcing the repayment. It's a classic tax dodge, businesses give loans to senior staff in lieu of pay.
as they say in legal circles: "If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts, "If you have the law on your side, pound the law, "If you have neither on your side, pound the table!"
John Nicholson's summary at c.18.50 is devastating, and just sums up why all reasonable people have had enough of Tories and in particular the Johnson era onwards.
“What do you think the difference is between your failed attempt at a job on the BBC board, then the success of your application after facilitating a loan for Boris?” Called a self answering question.😉
Any situation where you can categorize the circumstances as "I know a man who can help you" is suspect at the very least. To then gain a top paying job post that introduction isn't happenstance, it's quid pro quo.
Hefty divorce settlements, paternity payments for his children born through affairs (remember he still won't answer on just how many children he's fathered), and debts he's racked up with an expensive lifestyle.
Johnson drags everyone into the gutter with him. Why do they help him? Does he charm them privately, assuring them that the shenanigans he's pulled on others would never happen this time, that they are special, that they enjoy his special trust, his special regard? What a bunch of mugs.
@Kev Walker The gender laws like many other European countries have, with certificates that the UK government recognises? In saying that, I really don't like the self ID laws either but overall the SNP have done ok. Better than the Tories and they are the only alternative we have. The GRC bill was voted for across party. Even some Tories did vote for it.
BBC has been a hot mess for a long time, I'm glad they found someone of high moral fortitude like this old Goldman Sachs/JP Morgan investment banker. Half the Tory party is investment bankers. 20 years gulag.
I think they've missed the mark when questioning him, they should've asked: In the application you filled out it said to disclose ANY possible conflicts of interest of any thing that could even be PERCIEVED as embarrassing or causing disrepute to the BBC, if you knew that money was changing hands and that you were connected to that in some way, then why not disclose it to be safe? The rules are a MINIMUM not a goal, you should aim to hold yourself to a higher standard as a public figure and in a position of such power. In a time where integrity and transparency is in question across the government and public institutions, why not aim to be better and be as open and candid as you can be?
I said to Boris, 'I've got a cousin of yours who wants to fund you big time. As you know I am applying for the post at the BBC so I am putting this fellow in touch with the Cabinet Secretary so that he can shield me and you from any accusations of impropriety;. ....sounds all ok to me!
There have been so many of these kind of fact finding meetings over the last few years but what outcomes come from them? What change is made? Not much that I can see.
@@garyt123 Just the same laws & standards as apply to the general population would be nice. In most walks of life not telling the truth on a job application has consequences.
@@garyt123 his point is perfectly clear. He is not against the meetings/questioning, he is merely asking what the outcomes might be. I don’t know how much clearer he could have been.
Question , how can anybody who is in a dia financial state despite a salary of 164k be expected to be in charge of any institution, not at least the country
'I regret the distraction this has caused'. I bet he does along with being irritated that anyone should question the integrity of the selection process, cash for favours and exposure of their self-serving nepotist's club.
The Dept of Public Prosecutions didnt do to well last time there was a high profile inquiry involving entrenched establishment figures and their knowledge of known criminality whilst employed at the BBC. I forget what happened to the man in charge of the Gov Dept at the time, i think he just vanished into obscurity and wasnt given the opportunity to ever let the public down again....
Boris Johnson: "you help me out with the LOAN & I will help you out to become the new BBC chairman" deal done my friend?? Sharp: yes deal done!! Now trying to defend himself Yeah right!!
Wow, I was absolutely prepared to believe that there was no real case to answer here (right place wrong time etc). Having heard this weasel, he's completely bang to rights corrupt... questioner was brilliant and I was naïve.
Free rent on two properties, all travel expenses paid , someone paid to redecorate and another mug paid £27k for takeaways. Just how many illegitimate children does he have ?
Imagine applying for a job for the other applicants to be told not to waste their time applying. That is shocking favouritism. Tory corruption brought to light. This is important.
The government should pay ambulance driver and nurses more than there asking for .remember it is the workers that make money for the government not MPs . MPs are the ones spending the money quicker than it comes in .so if anything comes out of this lower wages for MPs and much higher wages for the actual people that do the work .time to do a study on what MPs are worth .
Prison is too kind for the decades and centuries of Turgid Tories! Thieves, perverts, liars. 200.000 deaths from Covid 19 should be court cases for manslaughter/murder! whilst prioritising THEIR OFFSHORE ACTIVITIES, 5 missed Cobra Meetings, ignoring the science, ignoring lock down, late with vaccines, borders kept open. Jacinda Ardhern stepped down, New Zealand had over 20 cases ,and did not prioritise other distractions! Centuries to clean up!??Westminster!!
Watching rich, entitled men whinge at each other about their dodgy dealings is sickening. Even if he didn’t do anything wrong this time, he will have definitely been involved in other sketchy activities at some time. He’s a Tory donor ffs.
This is the BBC Chair who had a private dinner with Boris Johnson's cousin at which Johnson's finances were discussed (even though Johnson says it's ding dang not true), was Johnson's advisor when BJ was London Mayor (and didn't that go well...), was Rishi Sunak's boss at Goldman Sachs, was Sunak's advisor when Sunak was Chancellor (and didn't that go well...), and has given £400,000 to the Conservative Party. The foul stench from all of these awful awful people is overwhelmingly disgusting. If only readers of the Mail Telegraph Times Sun Express were aware of just how deep and far the tentacles of back-scratching corruption extend.
Either it is the case that the BBC is politically impartial or it is not. If it is to be SEEN TO BE impartial those it employes/appoints, in ANY position, should at the very least, NOT . have made donations to ANY political party or individual member of a political party . be related to anyone in or working for a political party . have worked with or for a political party If these three criteria are not strictly adhered to then the BBC MUST publicly relinquish its status of impartiality & declare its bias
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Corrupt to the core.
They need locking up
The one clear thing the public can take away from this 10,000th Tory scandal is that Mr. Boris Johnson, then Prime Minister, was _financially compromised,_ was clearly living well above his means, and could be relatively easily influenced for relatively small sums of money (small when one takes into account his circle of contacts, Russian, Saudi, Iranian, Indian, etc.).
Boreus has probably trousered loads of money .
The loan is being used to cover his spending habits.
Complete shower of Shite , the lot of them..
He seems to have plenty of people he is related to or went to school with.
@@julianshepherd2038 Not a poor Bullingdon Boy in sight! Lord Soames of Serco was given £37bn for a shite T&T system. I believe Soames was an ex Bullingdon boy.
What is clear is that he was living above his means long before he became PM.
@@Anon-xd3cf people fell for it!
No BBC Chair should be a major political party donor and the question should certainly be raised as part of the interview process.
There's a history of political appointments to this post but u surprisingly Johnson's isn't straight up 'Party political' which at least is transparent, but personally sleazy
BBC rotten to the core.
@@davidpearn2484 Nope, its just a pain-in-the-rs for conspiracy theory nutcases.
Im not sure you understand what BBC means.
"British" is the term used for things controlled by Westminster, it's in the party of powers interest to appoint someone on their side, because the BBC is the propaganda arm of the British state and what that is, is determined by the government of the day.
in short, the question is asked in the interview process, if the answer is yes, it's far more likely you'll get the job, because you're on side with the narrative they want to push.
@@davidpearn2484 UK state broadcaster BBC is the propaganda-wing of the UK Establishment, war industry etc. Everything else is window-dressing to fool the easily-fooled, thoroughly brainwashed, UK majority. The state broadcaster should be funded by the state. This would end the big-lie the BBC is unbiased and impartial. It's obviously impossible for any state broadcaster to be unbiased and impartial. BBC donors include Bill Gates, USAID, NORAD and the EU. UK state broadcaster BBC has a shameful history of lies and deception on behalf of the ruling elites, war industry etc., including faking a video to get UK public and MP support to invade Syria in 2013. The compulsory BBC tv licence fee is criminal fraud i.e. demanding our money under false pretences. Demand an end to the fraudulent licence fee!
I love how rich men try to justify corruption and immorality
That's what the private education is for.
Well said
Michelle Mone
We allow it to happen, we have no fight left in us. Literally bend over and take it… my advice whilst being RAILED is think of England.
Don’t forget the suits and where they were schooled and all the “friends” they made there.
True corruption sits behind a big desk and wields a pen and board papers.
Excellent John, get fired right into these tory liars! 👏👏👏
Saor Alba
YES2
Absolutely class
🏴🇺🇦🏴🇺🇦🏴
Get in there son, right aboot the tory scum!
yep...yet another posh Tory criminal in front of us...and he's wrapped in cotton wool, not giving a monkeys.
It's ludicrous that there is any discussion about his impartiality. He is a major donor to the Tory party FFS! That should be disqualifying.
How come the biggest donors to the Labour Party have so much to influence over them.
Whataboutism, the only defence of the continual stream of corruption and malfeasance that is Boris Johnson.
@@theloungesinger4727 That level of donor influence must be why Starmer told his shadow ministers and MP's to not go out and support the strikers on the piket line
@@theloungesinger4727 they don't get jobs as the head of the BBC
@TheLoungeSinger The labout party are funded by many, many small donations. They have very few large donors. You only have to look at the average donation value.
My heart bleeds for Boris it must have been such a struggle to live on £164,000 he is so lucky he is not trying to live on my pension . Jobs and cash for the boys.
£164k doesn’t cover his child support payments for the unknown, but likely in double figures, number of illegitimate children he’s fathered.
Does any voter believe or trust this man?
No
Not me for sure.
Tories have gone full Bond-villain.
They don't even care about blatantly stealing and putting this incredibly sketchy-looking dude in such a prominent role.
They dont' even try to fool us anymore.
I trust him to lie.
No chance
This gives a totally new meaning to INSIDER TRADING!
I’ll arrange you finance!
You arrange my appointment to the job inquisition
Thanks to the journalists who exposed this!
It was the Sunday Times.
@@bigpants6121 well that’s a surprise!
Even the times thinks there’s something fishy about the Torys dealings and the BBC
@@theascendance They have done a couple of pieces on them. Although the article on Johnson having Carrie in his Foreign Office room a few years ago (while he was still married) mysteriously vanished from the later editions!
“Banana republic” he really hit the nail on the head there.
banana monarchy technically :P
Richard Sharp seems to want precision in wording while blustering and detracting from detail of conversations. The impression given is that Mr Sharp is suppressing important detail. This smells like a rats nest
There's a lot of it about.
He was also nodding while making denials, look closely you'll see it, that means he is knowingly lying. He's trying to control his eyes by side looking while speaking but he can't stop himself confirming the accusation while lying about it and denying it. Let me tell you how the conversation went in reality: "Hey Bozo, I want to turn the BBC into a Tory propaganda outlet, any ideas". "That'll be 800 grand chaching, yay more gold plated wallpaper and 15 more holidays a month are back". "OK Boris, now remember, you never saw me roight, I'll leave through the side entrance, nudge nudge wink wink".
@@darthwiizius He didn't even have to blame Putin or Corbyn this time.
@@bigpants6121
Yes he forgot his hammer for breaking the emergency "Corbyn" glass. As for Herr Putler, well, his employees in the Tory party have served the motherland well, Comrade Pigfucker, Comrade Clown, Comrade Ritchie Two Fines, Comrade Rango and others will be awarded medals and parades in Red Square going forward.
@@darthwiizius There's a lot of it about
Brilliant questioning ✊
We don't run our house holds this way. But we let these people run the country like this.
It's infuriating.
And what about the generalised Tory hatred of poor people "living beyond their means", like going after a working father in employment poverty for turning up at a food bank in a 20 year old Audi A3, with BS like "well he can't be that poor if he drives an Audi". Yet their _own prime minister_ was so obviously living way above his means (£800k is £120k _more_ than his entire salary for four years! and as PM he basically claims ALL expenses) and was, and still is, so seriously financially compromised that he is a liability as well as huge security risk to the country.
Sorry I'm being controlled/censored by 77th Brigade. I can't read your replys.
The difference is obviously that we run the house hold with our own money
While acting as PM, Johnson has loaded numerous parliamentary committees and quangos with Conservative Party supporters and more specifically, with personal supporters, to the detriment of probity in public life.
He has a very loose relationship with the truth which has led to a rise in distrust in politics in general by the electorate.
Which is exact the same as what Blair did. Filling the courts with Blairites. Nobody more ecconomical with the truth as him.
Both as bad as each other.
An absolute disgrace.
He is good at “loose relationships”, just look at the number of bastards he is associated with, and I’m not just talking Chairmen of the BBC.
The most corrupt PM ever!
"insouciant" relationship with the truth I believe is the comment you were looking for.
That's why over 250 of his own MP's wanted him out.
How does no vaccine , economic problems affect Johnson??he's got more money than sense !
The most perfect case of corruption and favouritism .
He was really busy missing cobra meetings at that time if I remember right.
@@col.hertford9855 and heading off to Italy to party with ex KJB members and children thereof..without his secret service detail..
Johnson was too pissed on prosecco in no10 to manage his own finances
Reading from the tory script.
@@mrteacup8781 : Yeah his use of the word "ensure" comes straight from that tory novel.
Sharp hammers the table. This is a delightful session that shows that some people truly believe they can fool all of the people all of the time. His integrity and reputation will not recover this rightful grilling.
Most will not see it though.
Trying to eat up time and dodge sharp questions with a lot of corporate biz school worm-tongue crap
He's corrupt simple
“But I’m rich and a Tory donor, surely you realise the rules don’t apply to me”
‘Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive’
I couldn't help cringeing when I watched this. I sincerely hope that everone else does as well. Thank goodness that there are still some intelligent, competent and diligent MPs in the Commons. They can be found on the Opposition benches.
As a Comprehensive educated boy, when I first read Shakespeare, outside of school, it was for the sheer pleasure and the joy of reading the words, and fully absorbing his wise meanings and his on point morality -- something which obviously passed these private school eejits by, when they superciliously look down their noses at us all, for being somehow more stupid, because of our working class backgrounds.
Are you having a laugh
Abbot?
@@millhilljimjimmy6731 Shakespeare certainly was.
The guy who was in the running to be in charge of the bbc got bungle a 800 grand loan and after that he became head of the bbc It may just be me but that really does sound a little bit bent, smells of fish I think.
🤣🤣🤣 Bungle. Love it.👌👏👏👏
Clean the swamp
It needs dredging and draining first and all the scum removing from the edge
Fill it in.
@@audreymcgready4329Tory landfill job
@@CockWomble1000 Get the dozers in. Scoop them all up. I will keep watch.
If I were a Frenchman in 1793 what would I do 🤔
Was shocked when I first saw Richard Sharp there, proper Sith Lord
“I am the BBC”
@@mwmds
"Is this propaganda...Broadcastable?"
"I will make it broadcastable"
2 movies later
"Some say the Tory side is a path to positions of influence some think are...Unnatural"
@@mwmds not yet
Is the 'loan' even being paid back? I think with these crims it's an euphemism for gift, or more accurately bribe.
...a 'loan' could be written off for tax by the loan provider, the recipient gets the money without paying income tax, and there's no legal way of forcing the repayment.
It's a classic tax dodge, businesses give loans to senior staff in lieu of pay.
I live by a simple rule, never trust a ‘comb over’
Except Bobby Charlton
@@julianshepherd2038 I clicked view replies to make sure it said 'except Bobby Charlton' 🤣
except Bobby Charlton!
It's a sure sign of ego and questionable character.
well Donald Trump took the comb over to new levels and achieved a physical impossibility by covering 100% of his head with 30% of his hair
Anybody else just filled with Anger that we have to sit back idley to watch this farce unfold? I'm Furious and feel so useless.
Love it when he starts banging the tablet! John was getting to him
body language he wants the questions chopped
as they say in legal circles:
"If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts,
"If you have the law on your side, pound the law,
"If you have neither on your side, pound the table!"
@@bannjaxx ..800.000 pounds ..banging on and on
John Nicholson's summary at c.18.50 is devastating, and just sums up why all reasonable people have had enough of Tories and in particular the Johnson era onwards.
Boris' crony needs to go. His position is untenable.
“What do you think the difference is between your failed attempt at a job on the BBC board, then the success of your application after facilitating a loan for Boris?”
Called a self answering question.😉
Any situation where you can categorize the circumstances as "I know a man who can help you" is suspect at the very least. To then gain a top paying job post that introduction isn't happenstance, it's quid pro quo.
I want to know why Boris needs all this money!! what is going on behind the scenes.
Gold wallpaper.
Charlie is an expensive habit and so is the lifestyle he wants to live. But everyone else has to pay for it.
Hefty divorce settlements, paternity payments for his children born through affairs (remember he still won't answer on just how many children he's fathered), and debts he's racked up with an expensive lifestyle.
and they have the NERVE to tell poor people to 'budget better'
@@heyhunsitsnicole Exactly. Maybe 30p Lee can give him some advice.
This guy needs to be sacked
He is doing a lot of umming and erring searching his mind for something to say. It seems to me he is being economical with the truth.
Johnson drags everyone into the gutter with him. Why do they help him? Does he charm them privately, assuring them that the shenanigans he's pulled on others would never happen this time, that they are special, that they enjoy his special trust, his special regard? What a bunch of mugs.
I'm sure boris dug up a lot of dirt while editor of the spectator.
This guy looks fishy .
Arrogant is what i see out of him. We ain't buying whatever he is trying to sell here. That's for sure.
He's a tory, tory donor, Boris supporter.... if he was in another Banana Republic, he's have a military uniform covered in gold braid.
He said he didn’t facilitate a loan then confirms he discussed the very same thing at dinner!
...and then says he was told not to continue being involved in a process...that he claims he wasn't involved in.....so he's clearly lying.
You couldn't believe a word out of his mouth. Disgraceful, the whole episode.
All corruption
He should just resign....he was avoiding telling the truth and was clearly rattled...
The entire current Tory paradigm can be summed up as 'If nobody says the law was broken, then it wasn't broken.'
Not just the Tories, others as well. It is just that the current Tories are to stupid or think we are.
The SNP once again showing how it's done
Yeah just like with the gender identification laws eh?
@Kev Walker The gender laws like many other European countries have, with certificates that the UK government recognises? In saying that, I really don't like the self ID laws either but overall the SNP have done ok. Better than the Tories and they are the only alternative we have. The GRC bill was voted for across party. Even some Tories did vote for it.
Sound's very unsure and even more doubtful, where did this money go ? . Just sounds like he payed for his position at the BBC , so what's new? 🤷
In sane countries these committee meetings are under oath ... which means Richard Sharp would be fried meat.
BBC has been a hot mess for a long time, I'm glad they found someone of high moral fortitude like this old Goldman Sachs/JP Morgan investment banker. Half the Tory party is investment bankers. 20 years gulag.
What was that about the BBC having too much left wing bias? 😂
they say it because of the comedy side. failing to realise there are no funny right wing comedians.
way off the point.
@@kanedNunable apart from Joe Lycett
@@slayerrocks2 Who's not right-wing at all, but the right can't see sarcasm so they think he is.
@@slayerrocks2 Joe Lycett is right wing? That’s as funny as Lycetts jokes. Hilarious.
I think they've missed the mark when questioning him, they should've asked:
In the application you filled out it said to disclose ANY possible conflicts of interest of any thing that could even be PERCIEVED as embarrassing or causing disrepute to the BBC, if you knew that money was changing hands and that you were connected to that in some way, then why not disclose it to be safe?
The rules are a MINIMUM not a goal, you should aim to hold yourself to a higher standard as a public figure and in a position of such power. In a time where integrity and transparency is in question across the government and public institutions, why not aim to be better and be as open and candid as you can be?
No, you're taking rubbish.
Those sort of rules only apply, to the common people, not to " us ".
@@kennethwalsh8804 😂
Slimy slimy slimy. It’s the only word that comes to mind.
Another example that Angela Rayner uses the correct terminology for Tories
Is Raynor the former shadow education secretary whom left school at 15years old, pregnant? I mean honestly, how can that be electable ?
@@kevwalker5714 Angela is the lady who refersto the Tories as they are
The fact this kind of corruption is rampant in this tory government and we do nothing is a national shame
The pillar of British democracy , transparency and ethics. They lead by example 🙂😁
I said to Boris, 'I've got a cousin of yours who wants to fund you big time. As you know I am applying for the post at the BBC so I am putting this fellow in touch with the Cabinet Secretary so that he can shield me and you from any accusations of impropriety;. ....sounds all ok to me!
Another fine example of the law that "sh1t floats"
He's lying and is trying to hide that fact
I'm sure he's just a good chap doing another good chap a favour.
Cancel your TV licence. Sort them out by action . He should go no question
Corruption at the highest level....AGAIN
There have been so many of these kind of fact finding meetings over the last few years but what outcomes come from them? What change is made? Not much that I can see.
So what's your point? You think it's a good idea to not have them? Or you think that they should carry some legal, punishable, outcome?
@@garyt123 Just the same laws & standards as apply to the general population would be nice. In most walks of life not telling the truth on a job application has consequences.
@@garyt123 his point is perfectly clear. He is not against the meetings/questioning, he is merely asking what the outcomes might be. I don’t know how much clearer he could have been.
Question , how can anybody who is in a dia financial state despite a salary of 164k be expected to be in charge of any institution, not at least the country
'I regret the distraction this has caused'. I bet he does along with being irritated that anyone should question the integrity of the selection process, cash for favours and exposure of their self-serving nepotist's club.
Liar, liar, liar your pants are on fire.
The fact he went off to celebrate being awarded the Chairmanship at Chequers: Jesus Honking Christ!
If these corrupt scumbags don't start getting prosecuted then someone's going to have to stand for justice.
The Dept of Public Prosecutions didnt do to well last time there was a high profile inquiry involving entrenched establishment figures and their knowledge of known criminality whilst employed at the BBC.
I forget what happened to the man in charge of the Gov Dept at the time, i think he just vanished into obscurity and wasnt given the opportunity to ever let the public down again....
It’s a club of extremely wealthy middle aged men who think they can get away with anything and look after each other using tax payers money .
@@mohammedibrar3299 Unfortunately I can only see your comment in notifications & not the thread.
@@helphelpimbeingrepressed9347 that’s very dodgy looks like big brother is monitoring
Sharp is unfit for his office as chairman of the BBC due to his links with BoJo
Remember, its not considered corruptiuon if it happens in Britain!
Boris Johnson: "you help me out with the LOAN & I will help you out to become the new BBC chairman" deal done my friend??
Sharp: yes deal done!!
Now trying to defend himself
Yeah right!!
Wow, I was absolutely prepared to believe that there was no real case to answer here (right place wrong time etc). Having heard this weasel, he's completely bang to rights corrupt... questioner was brilliant and I was naïve.
It’s the accent, that just screams entitlement. I’m gonna have to get me one of those, I’ll be able to rob a fortune
boris struggled to live on 160k a year fuck me imagine if he got payed NMW....
He described just 250k as a journalist as... chicken feed.
Free rent on two properties, all travel expenses paid , someone paid to redecorate and another mug paid £27k for takeaways. Just how many illegitimate children does he have ?
@chris silver he currently living in one of lady JCB ,houses , as he did not have one to go to after leaving no 10 downing Street
With him at the helm, it's no wonder that I and many others don't bother to watch the biased BBC anymore!
No one watches the crap on BBC anymore. So why are we still paying for a tv licences?
And all the while this country falls to pieces at the seams. And people still think these lot are here for our benefit
"Do you want some cash cuz?" Lol, brilliant John 😍
why couldn't he ask, "you want some cash cuz" LOL
My god , what a LIAR LIAR LIAR .
Torn to shreds but I doubt anything will happen, sadly.
And they wonder why nobody pays the license fee😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Problem is tens of millions still do
LIARS LYING FOR LIARS when the hell is this going to be stopped!!!!!!!!!.
Imagine applying for a job for the other applicants to be told not to waste their time applying. That is shocking favouritism. Tory corruption brought to light. This is important.
Thanks for posting. I was not aware of this.
The government should pay ambulance driver and nurses more than there asking for .remember it is the workers that make money for the government not MPs .
MPs are the ones spending the money quicker than it comes in .so if anything comes out of this lower wages for MPs and much higher wages for the actual people that do the work .time to do a study on what MPs are worth .
We are literally all just weasels, squirming around whilst these bastards take everything.
Wink, wink. It's all fine. We've got to go through the motions.
Wriggle, wriggle, wriggle. "It wasn't me. I was somewhere else. I didn't know. The dog ate my homework."
17:50 He'd been waiting to use those notes.......... It was the most animated he'd been in the whole interview.........
I noticed that as well.
He knows he is in the sh1t, so he had his excuses ready prepared.
Brilliant questioning. If only BBC journos did this.. I wonder why they don't???
Let's not dance on a pin.
Nice.
Remember when individuals would resign over matters of impropriety such as this obvious example.
While all these meetings and dinners was happening was we locked down . The whole thing STINKS .
Rank rotten to the core,How long will our Government keep getting away with this BS.
Corruption, pure and simple!
They all need to go prison. If these things are happening by those we entrust to lead our country, what else have they done ?
Prison is too kind for the decades and centuries of Turgid Tories! Thieves, perverts, liars. 200.000 deaths from Covid 19 should be court cases for manslaughter/murder! whilst prioritising THEIR OFFSHORE ACTIVITIES, 5 missed Cobra Meetings, ignoring the science, ignoring lock down, late with vaccines, borders kept open. Jacinda Ardhern stepped down, New Zealand had over 20 cases ,and did not prioritise other distractions! Centuries to clean up!??Westminster!!
@@robertgalloway3771 You see how Mr shit sack started shifting cabinet ministers.
So this is another Master of Universe from Goldman Sax - he's far from impressive.
Can't decide if it is fish or BS I'm smelling...
« Due process »…..where have I come across that smokescreen before?!
Oh dear….another example of Boris being Boris…..
A financial meeting when the AMOUNT OF MONEY!!! isnt mentioned.......YEA RIGHT!!!
If he stays in the BBC everyone should stop paying tv licence because they cannot take 74 million people to court
Watching rich, entitled men whinge at each other about their dodgy dealings is sickening.
Even if he didn’t do anything wrong this time, he will have definitely been involved in other sketchy activities at some time.
He’s a Tory donor ffs.
This is the BBC Chair who had a private dinner with Boris Johnson's cousin at which Johnson's finances were discussed (even though Johnson says it's ding dang not true), was Johnson's advisor when BJ was London Mayor (and didn't that go well...), was Rishi Sunak's boss at Goldman Sachs, was Sunak's advisor when Sunak was Chancellor (and didn't that go well...), and has given £400,000 to the Conservative Party. The foul stench from all of these awful awful people is overwhelmingly disgusting. If only readers of the Mail Telegraph Times Sun Express were aware of just how deep and far the tentacles of back-scratching corruption extend.
Either it is the case that the BBC is politically impartial or it is not.
If it is to be SEEN TO BE impartial those it employes/appoints, in ANY position, should at the very least, NOT
. have made donations to ANY political party or individual member of a political party
. be related to anyone in or working for a political party
. have worked with or for a political party
If these three criteria are not strictly adhered to then the BBC MUST publicly relinquish its status of impartiality & declare its bias
In the telly version of this, the ideal casting would have been John Bird (Sharp) and John Fortune (Nicholson).
Its amazing what can achieve through giving money.