@@lynnecromack4933 and how do you explain the appointment of Lizz Truss over Sunak? I wish it was the case that ‘no one’s really bothered’, but it’s not true
Lived in the UK my whole life. Haven't seen ANY racist reaction to Rishi Sunak becoming PM except American conservatives and American "progressives" who are trying to redefine race based on what political beliefs you hold.
@@bl5752 Nope. Haven't forgotten Brexit. Also interesting to note that I oppose Brexit and Rishi is for it so I have literally no idea what point you're trying to make. Better luck next time!
@Mark Kay There I was thinking Brexit had a very great deal to do with Britain's history of political independence from continental Europe sitting uncomfortably with a centralising European Union, and the Conservative Party's longstanding tradition of Euroscepticism...but it is infact primarily because the country is irredeemably racist. Ok thank you
@@elyrexo he's from a country run by the corrupt Bantu invaders and colonialists, who deny the Khoisan natives land rights and will never vote in a non Bantu. But, but, but Britain colonialists and racists....
Brit here. Noah's literal job is to be funny, which thought he did very well. I laughed out loud a few times. I agree racism in the UK, is different to the USA or South Africa. The novelist Will Self, who self-identifies as half Jewish says, the difference in the UK is, if you're minority ethnic, they don't like you *personally*. I.e. apart from nutters who call radio stations, it's much more subtle. Having said that, I genuinely don't like Sunak personally. I think he's an incredibly right wing madman, like all his predecessors were, for the last twelve years. That's including the women.
I’m in UK, and this was the first I heard about anyone saying anything about Rishi’s colour or race. The first thing people talked about was the hope that he will sort out the economy from the mess Truss has left. People here are far more worried about our economy and the energy crisis. Race was hardly mentioned and bare in mind Rishi is pro-Brexit( I was a remainer)
This peanut is a racebaiter. The comments ive seen of the Indians are taking over are from Indians. This comment about blacks taking over from whites in power and "so what" is a very sneaky racist comment. As the Empire countries hated it and kicked it out, but them doing this the over way around is a "so what". Read some comments here, its very obvious of the hatred and biased opinions and thoughts that many people of colour have for whites, and they will take an opportunity to push us down and behave poorly.
Trevor your punchline would have been funny, but for the fact that Rishi Sunak was one of the leading advocates for Brexit along with Boris Johnson. Political division in the UK is a lot more complicated than the colour of your skin, but hey it gets a few laughs on a US cable show so what the heck let's dumb down.
So what? Are you suggesting that black and Asian people who are successful and wealthy are somehow inauthentic, aren't 'real', because they have never been poor or been 'oppressed'? Seriously?
Yeah he's a billionaire and so is his wife. They are very far from oppressed and EXTREMELY privileged. Sickeningly so. This guy is an idiot for saying they're oppressed. Nobody even mentioned his skin colour in the UK
There has been very, very little backlash in the UK against Sunak regarding his heritage. Totally wrong on this. You'll always get a few mongs calling in to talk shows.
Oh Trev 😳 there’s absolutely no racist backlash, here in the UK anyway, and I’m ethnically african, people dislike him for being a billionaire Tory. There’s a lot of racism out there and I commend you for calling it out but no need to invent stories
He didn't say there was any kind of racist blacklash. He was specificially targeting the white racists. You can not tell me or any logical thinking person that are people in Britain are happy about a non white person in charge of the country.
@@sharmabright1506 from some people not liking him because of his ethnicity to a racist backlash is a stretch. I’m proud of living in the UK, in my experience the least racist of the western world. Even the racist ones are quite British about it, polite to your face, suits me fine.
Are you a troll ?! No racism in the U.K. ?? Megan Markle anyone ? A white supremacy Boris Johnson elected to power ? Are you kidding me? The racist, white backlash against Rishi is shocking but predictable
@@genkisudo5999 i’m not a troll, I’ve never said there’s no racism in the UK. i’ve lived in half a dozen countries and visited many more, have been in the UK for 20 years, i promise you not a single person has ever been racist to my face in the UK, well actually an Indian lady told me once how much she hates muslims and blacks! I went on holiday to Paris and was stopped and searched on the metro (policeman thought i was an illegal immigrant), a nightmare every time at US border control or being casually called a negrito in Spain. As for the rest of the world, let’s not even go there
Yes. People dislike Sunak for myriad reasons. But it's some bigots on the left who have made racist remarks, about non white Tory cabinet members, to attack them for being too rich, too well educated and too right or centre. I'm thinking specifically of Labour's Nadia Whittome and Rupa Huq's racism towards Sunak and Kwarteng. Using racial slurs to attack a person's class and privileged position shows a very stunted personality and a severe lack of imagination.
Of course there will be racists losing their minds and let them expose themselves like the guy on that radio call, but there really hasn’t been “racist backlash” here at all 😂. There’s a lot of people in the comments who are from different countries who are really going to believe that Trevor, this was lazy from you!
Awfully dishonest as always from the racist Trevor: 1. Rishi Sunak won the popular vote. 2. In law, Islamic countries like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia etc would never let a non M as leader. 3. The population of Pakistan etc are racists who wouldn't vote in a non Pakistani etc.
@@Greedst yes, you're ignorant. Kemi Badenoch was by far the most popular with the party, but didn't get selected by the MPs. Kemi is a black woman. You're ignorant. Stop?
@@Greedst Rishi Sunak is everything we despise about posh, elitist british people, he’s exactly the same as all the others. Don’t let the colour of his skin deflect from that, look what he said about the working class. He voted for brexit himself didn’t he? 😂😂
I'm British and in conversations I've had his heritage has hardly been commented on. He also refers to himself as thoroughly British with Indian heritage just like I am thoroughly British with Irish heritage. The only people I've heard making such an issue of his race are Americans, and obviously the Indian press.
I couldn’t agree more! Some people will of course have issues about skin colour but I believe they’re isolated opinions and not institutional racism that creates a glass ceiling.
Yeah, your experiences are outlier it seems. As a British of ethnic minority his heritage has been brought up quite a lot, in particular his race and ethnicity. Some English simply do not like a person of colour becoming PM. This is especially true of the Conservative membership, that committed one of the biggest self-inflicted wounds on this country by voting in Sunak's opponent in the summer, and refusing to heed the economic warnings Sunak made.
@@mitchamcommonfair9543 Weird flex. I mean, you literally had a caller into one of the biggest radion stations in the UK (and the biggest in London) complain about his race and ethnicity, and you think race is a preoccupation of Americans.
Someone in the UK thinking the US is the only place with a racism problem is what’s truly hilarious. Always but look at them & never self-accountability
@@jensonwinters4463 the Western, English speaking world ranks as the least racist in the world. That's a fact. Britain ranks as the least racist amongst those. The 'white' countries literally lead the would in 'anti racism'. You must hate the more racist Asia and Africa?
Brit here. I can say for absolutely certainty that Rishi's race/religion is barely an issue. In fact I hadn't even heard of it being an alleged issue until you made up a situation that doesn't exist just to get a reaction 🙄
Are you commenters for real ... LBC interview ... Liz Truss winning the members vote when Rishi Sunak won the parliamentary vote ... it is an issue however much people deny it!
He's using an example of possibly a very small percentage, the vast majority of people I'd imagine in the UK have bigger things to worry about than the guys ethnic origin.. For the record, apart from the USA, and about 3 other Asian countries, the UK has the next largest Indian origin diaspora in the world.. The UK also has a population of Pakistani origin that is more than the USA and Canada combined.. One of the largest Bengali populations in the world, and a huge Sri Lankan population. The UK is multi cultured, and most normal people live well together, and have for generations.
Dangerous to tell an untruth. It has nothing to do with him as a person but more to do with how wealthy he is. People are struggling in Britain with high food prices, high energy costs etc and they wonder how Rishi can relate to their struggles and help them out. I suppose we need to give him a try at it but the Conservatives know that if he fails too, the call for a general election will get stronger.
He is not the only person in the tory who is rich. Michael Heseltine, Johnson, Rees Mogg and Zac Goldsmith to name. All of the above were educated at elite private schools (Eton, Harrow, St Paul's) and attained further education from oxbridge.
@@googleuser4467 Fun fact, Rishi is still far richer. Zac is the only one that even comes close to Rishi's wealth (and even then, Rishi is over double!). Not to mention, Rishi is almost double the wealth of the King. He's ridiculously rich, not just a couple million rich, we're talking ~£730 million (Zac's wealth is ~£280 million, while the King's wealth is ~£370 million).
That is Rishi Sunak’s own money that his family and he have earned. I don’t understand why there’s so much hate because of his wealth. The German origin British royal family did not earn their own wealth. The Johnson and Goldsmith family did not face discrimination for their skin colour, yet Sunak has still superseded them in wealth. It’s important when one is so privileged, to use their wealth wisely, Prince William is starting to do that with his recent project to tackle homelessness in the UK. Maybe Sunak could be more charitable, but I don’t resent him for the fortune his family has amassed as it was through their own hard work. What I have noticed is that often the same people hating the Sunaks for their wealth, by contrast have no problem with the get rich quick Kartrashians and their ilk.
There are racists everywhere, the UK is no exception, but this 'backlash' being spoken about as though it's a widespread thing just... doesn't exist. Some hard right nationalists will be upset - they are very much a minority. I haven't seen it being mentioned at all otherwise except as a positive.
lol, don't lie ot yourself. The LBC caller represents part of British society. Britain refuses to accept its racism. Remember how many people freaked out when Idris Elba was going to be James Bond?
I wasn't aware there had been a backlash except among the woke left such as Noah. All of the people I know in the UK are quite relaxed about it, it's not even an issue. I suggest Mr Noah looks a bit closer at the society he lives in for backlashes.
Exactly there is no backlash. People either like him or they dont due to his policies. His colour doesn’t come into it except when race baiters like Trevor want to divide people as usual.
@Alex Snowden There's not left-wing backlash to having a non-white PM. There's a backlash to having our fourth PM in a row being put in place without winning an election (May and Johnson won elections after they became PM) and there are questions about his record as an MP and what his priorities are but it's got nothing to do with his ethnicity.
Nor was Brexit voted for "to keep Britain white". The remaining EU countries are predominantly white, so I cannot see how that claim even makes any sense.
@@ItZMeEllA But Sunak becoming PM had nothing to do with Brexit. BoJo would still be PM if it wasn't for 'partygate'. Covid played more of a role than Brexit.
Blondie, you're right. But we will be seeing more Indians in UK because of Brexit. Because migration from India has gone through the roof since Brexit. We are already seeing massive increase of Indians applying for accommodation in the rental market. And once the Indian trade deal is complete, migration will be stratospheric.
the only critics of Sunak have been people on the left deeming him not a real spokesperson for non-whites, since he's one of the richest men in the UK. it seems Trevor Noah has decided to concoct his own mythical desires for Britain to not want an Indian PM, just to arbitrarily bring up colonialism again. no one cares about Sunak's skin colour, as much as you're desperate for them to. oh, and Sunak voted FOR Brexit. nothing worse than ignorance mixed with confidence and arrogance. you have the confidence of Jon Stewart with none of the intellect, and certainly none of the comedy. Noah makes James Corden come across as a comedy genius,
@@abhishek.chakraborty Trevor has humour and class? Yet he's trying to claim theres a backlash against our new PM? When there is literally nothing said about his colour or heritage of his family. Funny ideas you have about class.
There is absolutely no backlash (except maybe a few trolls online) to the race that Rishi Sunak is and his appointment. Actually quite the opposite? His heritage has been celebrated, its a shame however that he is just another Eton Aristocrat who is completely out of touch with reality at a time when many in the country are struggling significantly financially. But that doesn't get clicks does it Noah? Keep racism alive with your obsession about making everything racial 👍
@@bobprobert353 the public voted for two of them, so don't lie - the fact you were either too young or voted another way is irrelevant. The last two you shouldn't have a say in, just like the public didn't have a say when Blair handed over to Brown.
Noah doesn't mention his own South Africa is yet to vote in a non black leader. About 30% of its population isn't black. Further: 1. Rishi Sunak won the popular vote. He was the most popular. 2. In law, Islamic countries like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia etc would never let a non M as leader. 3. The population of Pakistan etc are racists who wouldn't vote in a non Pakistani etc.
The backlash isn't really about his race, it's about the fact the man lost to the woman who was outlasted by a lettuce and then was still made pm without a vote having technically been cast, specifically circumnavigating the only electorate he would've had to go through because his party is terrified by the polls
@Mark Kay Also the whole fact that she was giving them the tory ideological equivalent of a hand job with the Thatcher cosplay and the reaganite we'll cut everything thing and it'll be brilliant compared to Sunaks tougher message, The grassroots love someone who'll give in to them look no further than the elections of IDS or Boris
@Mark Kay yes, when you're a lying racist as you are, you can make up any story. MEANWHILE Kemi Badenoch, a black woman, was the clear party favourite by about 2:1. Because, racism?
@Mark Kay I agree. But that's the clown world we're in. A truly post racial party where the best, that's Kemi, is rewarded by popularity and the 'progressives' are quick to try obfuscate with racist accusations.
@@ultrademigod There was a subtle and insidious sentiment of disdain expressed by some people. He would never be elected by the British public if they voted, due to him being brown.
Noah it's high time you stopped peddling your lies just to get a few laughs. Britain is proud to be a diverse nation, a country of opportunity for all unlike the US.
When you say asian in the UK the default is South Asian unlike the states where the default is East Asian....so this is both unfunny and inaccurate to the UK
I mean, there's always going to be at least one racist comment you can pick out, there are 67 million of us Brits. And meh, whatever it's a joke but it does feel very cherry picked. I think there's a danger in overblowing isolated cases to seem big and systemic, it devalues the callouts when real systemic problems of racism occur.
Oh, hahaha, Brexiters are racist, haven't heard that before... Sunak deeply supported Brexit and is the right fit to be the PM so keep strawmaning Noah.
I mean when I was 15 I was pro Brexit so we could yeet the immigrants 🤷♂️ That was 7 years ago, obviously my views have changed since then. I totally wanted Brexit for racist reasons though.
I m British Indian and am glad that Rishi is our PM. He knows the finances, did an amazing job as the chancellor and am sure will do an even better job as PM. I trust him ..not cos of his colour..cos of his brain. He's a self made man, a rich man cos of his abilities..not cos he is Indian. Every Indian isn't Rishi Sunak and Rishi Sunak is as British as any white in this country. He is patriotic and am sure will deliver for Britain. I wish him all the very best for bringing Britain out of this economic crisis.
@Nicky L Well I was lockdown for two years due to a global pandemic, and then obviously transport costs much higher now due to that pandemic and the war between Russia and Ukraine. Whereas from Brexit I have only seen positive benefits for working class people like me, lower rents, higher pay, less competition for public services, like council housing, school places and GP lists.
@@kipa_chu thats why May, Johnson and Truss were booted out? People vote for the personality, the general principles of policy maybe said to be ‘conservative’ but no 2 leaders are the same, not even in the same party.
@Overwatch17 Thats not how it works and you know that. We the people vote top down. If we like the proposed leader of a party we opt to vote for the local MP of that party.
This guy's reporting of a 'backlash' in the UK regarding Rishi Sunaks' colour is a complete fabrication. I've heard of fake news but to see it so blatantly and unashamedly done is still shocking.
Completely untrue….I’m white and born at the end of our colonial years in the 50’s and I wanted Rishi before Liz Truss…..get the cheap jokes but that’s all it is….you want the best person for the job every time!
This is extremely offensive. British people are not racist, there is not a racist backlash, Rishi is not an “Indian Prime Minister”, he is a British Prime Minister. He is English in every conceivable way. The characterisation of colonialism is also ignorant - e.g there were less than 900 Brits generally in India during colonialisation, government was still managed by the Indian civil service.
@Mark Kay Firstly, Noah made a point about the ruling and its management and my comment was in relation to that, your comment regarding takeover is irrelevant; secondly it was Britain, not England, and thirdly, the British did not actively go out and conquer India. Yours is a gross misunderstanding of the complex nuances involved, and as a generality it was mostly executed via trade, divide and conquer, bribery, extortion etc. I revert back to the point I originally made - British troops were not permanently stationed in India and there were often less than 900 British people in India at any one time; there was no active widespread movement for independence generally throughout the rule and Indians continued to rule India. Finally, providing a racist attack on me for correcting someone’s flawed grasp of history speaks for itself.
@Mark Kay you're all over this comment section lying. Claiming Indians vote Labour. Since the Labour party cosied up to Islamists Indians and Js tend to vote Tory. You're a liar. If you want a discussion about Indian history, please feel free? You're an ignorant, lying Xenophobe. Prove me wrong?
@@elyrexo mark is a liar and has no knowledge of anything. 40% of British India were princely states, technically independent but in reality protectorates.
Trevor is a racist. Doesn't mention his own South Africa has never voted in a non black leader, does he? And SA has a larger non black population than the UK has non white.
@@elizabeth.t2474 you think misinformation to peddle racist lies is comedy? When Trevor makes jokes about the Bantu invaders and colonisers of South Africa, I'll agree he's not a race hate peddler and comic.
Literally havnt heard a single negative opinion expressed about his race and as a combative lefty i certainly wouldnt ignore it. Think Trev is way off the mark this time. Feels a bit like lazy writing for jokes than a true reflection of what's happening.
As some one who has lived in the UK, Noah should know better than to project American racial issues onto our country. Perhaps if he spent as much time on his comedy as he does inventing lies to denigrate the UK and US, he would actually manage to be funny.
Imagine someone correcting a racist that Sunak is British, then less than 60 seconds later calling him Indian. Can you imagine that? What would you call a person like that? Hypo--something? hypocri. . .? Oh yeah, I remember, they are called Trevor Noah
You can make it all about race if you want Trevor, but you're missing a few key things that are the real reason why many of us non racist British don't like him. 1) He was a hedge fund manager during the 2008 financial crash and made obscene amounts of money from the misery of millions of other people. 2) He said, as you showed, that he works for his party - but the man is supposed to work for his country. 3) This man represents the banks that run all our governments now, not just here but in America and many other countries too - and this is not just an erosion of democracy, _it is an hostile take over._ Let's not celebrate just because he's brown, eh? He is brown by a complete accident of birth, it signifies nothing to a non racist. Let's not celebrate because he is obscenely wealthy eh? Wealth is a signifier of inhumanity (A pound hoarded by a millionaire, is a pound denied the use of by a working, yet starving family.). These things would be short sighted, weak and populist. I say watch the man do something first, and let's not celebrate the fact that a notorious bunch of right wing racists tories were forced (against their will) to choose the loser of their latest leadership contest. Jacob Rees-Mogg resigned rather than serve in the Cabinet under a brown man, he is obviously a right wing racist. This man Sunak is Prime Sinister by default only - and he hasn't done anything yet. What is to celebrate? The fact that he was accidentally born brown, and his party were forced to choose him? Seems like an odd thing to celebrate Brother. Watch the mans actions before you leap to mere, cheap populist entertainment. I know I am. Peace.
Bit cringe he thinks we’re all obsessed with race like in his country, felt more like projecting tbh… oh & fyi the UK is one of the most colonised islands in history
About the caller and representing the English people, I would have been totally on his side if he would have said "the guy is tremendously wealthy, he doesn´t represent the English people".
@@amaya3107 I know. That is what I am saying. You never hear people say "hey, he is not like us, he is rich". They say "hey, he is not like us, he produces more melanin in his skin than we produce". And that is pathetic.
@@amaya3107 I don't think the caller was particularly referring to the colour of his skin, but that he considers him to be Indian and not English and therefore culturally different. The caller's point of view isn't in line with the vast majority of British people. However, the press point out he's the first Indian British PM and point out his skin colour, which is equally irrelevant. You also have Indian people thinking it's great he's Indian, which is fine, but why jump on someone who would prefer someone who's English? Can't have it both ways.
Oh Trevor Noah! I expected better from you than this!! There will always be a tiny minority who are unhappy with, or bigoted about, whoever is our Prime Minister. Most of us are proud that we have our first PM of colour, a practicing Hindu, and this 'backlash' you're talking about is just fabricated from the words of an idiot on a call-in radio show (you know, the kind of show that gives the idiots in the US a platform to talk rubbish because that's what these shows feed off). The caller doesn't even know that Rishi is an Englishman, born in Southampton. To imply that we are up in arms because of his skin colour is totally disingenuous, Conservative voters are just glad to still be in government and Labour and Lib Dem voters certainly won't hate him for his skin colour - his vast wealth might be a different matter for them though!
@@MTMF.london Except Sunak is the son of wealthy colonial administrators, who are precisely the people who benefited from colonial exploitation. Whereas common British people were neither administrating the Empire nor were they the ones benefitting from exploitation.
Do you? Also do you know what backlash means? Because some racist nutters tweeting or ringing a radio station only to be told they're idiots does not constitute a 'backlash'.
Don't comment about things you clearly don't understand, such as a backlash because someone is a mega rich Tory and not because they're of Indian descent.
I should just point out that Sunak is a member of the conservative party, roughly equivalent to the US Republican party. His party's policies have worked very much to the disadvantage of ethnic minorities. For this reason most ethnic minorities, including UK Indians, do not support his party and never have done.
Rishi was born in the UK and thats the end of it he qualifies to be PM and thats that.........Until next week...LOL No I think he has the potential to make his mark and the economic situation is grim so if can turn the countries finances around he will be a hero even to the biggots......
1.There is no “Racist backlash” against Rishi Sunak, the only people being racist here are Indian Nationalists claiming that white British people reject Sunak because he is Indian, despite there be no evidence of this. 2.Sunak is in large part responsible for our economic woes. The reality is that when Truss announced her resignation the economy had returned to the state it was when Truss took office. In other words, Sunak has inherited an economy in the same position as he left if when he left office as chancellor. Therefor to blame Truss is complete nonsense. 3.The “Bigots” are the antiwhite bigots who are blaming whites for a nonexistent racist backlash.
You don't even have to be born in the UK to be prime minister, as far as I know. Only the Americans have that kind of anti-imigrant clause in their constitution. Hey, Trevor, you are forever barred from becoming president of the USA because of where you were BORN. Think about that.
This is the definition of a strawman. He’s “responding” to what the “majority” of people in the UK are saying… when the vast majority are not saying that sort of thing. Yes, a majority of people, regardless of race, in the UK are wary - to say the least - of Sunak, but that’s because he’s an out-of-touch snob (something it’s only possible for him to be precisely because the UK is so predominantly non-racist), it’s nothing to do with his race.
You are absolutely right The man who is talking about Pakistan Remember Rishi Sunak didn’t come from India He was born here and done his graduation He was the chancellor so I think when you are born in a country you have the right Sunak is British Asian British come first 😂
It still does not change the fact that he is a Hindu and his wife's family members are from India and his Hindu parents were born in then India (now Pakistan)
@@indianmilitary So what if he's Hindu. Who says you can't be a Hindu and British. Where ever his parents or his in-laws came from doesn't make a difference. He was born and bred in UK and a full 100% Brit.
@@indianmilitary so what ......religion and state are seperated in the UK......we don't have religious fanatics running around like in india.....ruled by fanatical islamists and fanatical hindus.....his religion is of no importance or of use to him in his job.
@@pipacoleman1067 unlike the US where Democrats bring up race every election. What was it that Creepy Joe said to 'black' voters? "You ain't black if you vote for Trump."
It's not about the religion bro people hate him because all this money belongs to his father in law ceo of Infosys India. His wife did a tax escape of 22 million how can we trust him
Rishi is a leading Brexiteer. His new chief minister (also a 'person of color') openly says her dream is to deport refugees to Africa. Today he announced he is not attending the climate change talks in Egypt, has forbidden the king from attending, and downgraded the environment minister in his government. Trust us on this, the right wing in Britain are very happy to have him as prime minister. Americans seem to obsess a bit on ethnicity: The guy seems quite personable, but economically very right wing & the only real criticism I have heard about him is on his policies. Those cheering brexiteers you showed love him
Yes. And the left is using Sunak's 'race' to make personal attacks against him and his wife. A non white PM is bringing out the true bigotry of the alt left. Let's hope they continue with their campaign of hatred so everyone can see the CSJ cult for the 'race' hustlers that they really are.
Utter nonsense... Sensationalism. There has been zero, absolutely zero mainstream racism in regards to Rishi, let alone a narrative about his ethnicity being an issue. I'm sure you'll always get pockets of trolls online, idiots on the radio etc, but that's what is Great about Britain... We don't care about your race we care about your character first. You've just made an issue/narrative to suit your show and agenda that really didn't exist in relation to this appointment. Just so you can do some virtue signal. What you should be pointing out is, the UK can have an Indian descent prime minister and it's not a big issue at all, how great is that?
''yeah...can you imagine if white english people wanted to rule countries where no one look like themm'' ''huh...that would never happen'' ''can you imagine that world, what would that world be like'' the level of sarcasm😂😂😂
@@MRW515 probably because these countries lack in resources and political instability.(which were caused by white people😶) Its not the fault of todays whites but there ancestors.
@@pany1172African and Asian countries have far more resources than European countries. Please identify which white people have caused political instability in which African and Asian countries in 2022? and if there is political instability surely the answer would be for the countries to implement democracy?
@@MRW515 I was refering to draining of wealth , for eg: exploiting the resources ,sourcing european industries (cheap raw material) and supplying it back (without taxation) on the other side they de-industrialise the domestic handicrafts and textile business, agriculture (major exports) using ''discriminatory tarrif polcy'' Political instability: ''divide and rule policy'' hindu - muslim , partition. infact we did implement democracy, it took 75 years to recover from colonial mindset, INDIA is now 5th in terms of gdp(surpassing UK)
When you say asian in the UK the default is South Asian unlike the states where the default is East Asian....so this is both unfunny and inaccurate to the UK
This is comedian is detestable. Sunak is a very talented man and deserves his job as primeminister. He is liked by all members of the union. Why is this waste of space bringing up the colour of his skin?
@@greydolphins9188 The whole world invested in Russian until it was no longer tenable. Those companies that pulled out did it to protect their brands and profit, not on moral grounds.
As white, left leaning male I am so proud that we have a British Indian PM..the vast majority of people feel the same, the caller Noah referred to represents a tiny, tiny minority.
OK so i don't understand this. I haven't seen people attacking rishi because he is Indian but I have seen people attack him for being another rich out of touch Conservative... Also many people who voted for brexit didn't vote so they could get rid of Immigrants... they voted to get out of something we never sign up to be part of in the first place. Yes sadly there is those racist in society that don't like rishi becuase he is Indian and they probably voted for Brexit for racist ideas, but you can't paint everyone else with that brush. And at least we The UK have had women, ethnic group be part of our politics. America can't even elect a sane white male yet alone a female...
@@ClassySassyLass yeah I know... but you all r racist.. you have to admit that.. and please get some brain... u all chose a foreign minister over a finance minister when your economy at its stake!! like really ??
Love your work man, never commented on a TH-cam video. Worked at your venue in Melbourne Australia as as an Usher, trades hall, remember?. Rishi is Rich. Don’t know the story but the left has gotta have a conversation about wealth and privileges. Love your work.
No ones really bothered or even noticed to be honest. Hes been chancellor (2nd most important job) for years.
Did you not just see the radio caller
@@qytj1182 yeah right, you get cranks calling in over the price of ice cream. Aint indciative.
@@jensonwinters4463 ??
@@lynnecromack4933 and how do you explain the appointment of Lizz Truss over Sunak? I wish it was the case that ‘no one’s really bothered’, but it’s not true
@@ravi-shyampatel3343 Errrr ....because she was more popular than he was. Thats how it works. Why do so many Indians fail to accept that?
Lived in the UK my whole life. Haven't seen ANY racist reaction to Rishi Sunak becoming PM except American conservatives and American "progressives" who are trying to redefine race based on what political beliefs you hold.
lol, you're full of it. Did you forget Brexit?
@@bl5752 What exactly does Brexit have to do with the imagined "backlash" to Rishi Sunak becoming PM?
@@bl5752 How was Brexit 'racist'? You utter spastic. smh
@@bl5752 Nope. Haven't forgotten Brexit. Also interesting to note that I oppose Brexit and Rishi is for it so I have literally no idea what point you're trying to make. Better luck next time!
@Mark Kay There I was thinking Brexit had a very great deal to do with Britain's history of political independence from continental Europe sitting uncomfortably with a centralising European Union, and the Conservative Party's longstanding tradition of Euroscepticism...but it is infact primarily because the country is irredeemably racist. Ok thank you
Almost no one has complained about an Asian guy as prime minister, where does this guy get his info from?
the guy on the call did
I’m British, no one has said anything negative about Sinak’s race or religion. Everyone thinks it’s great.
The Guardian has. It called him a Hindu fundamentalist because he doesnt drink or eat beef
@@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 That is true and the guy who called LBC was saying more about Sunak's race and religion at 2:20
@@charliew7198 Somehow I dont think Trevor listens to LBC, so most likely missed that almighty 'backlash'
@@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 That is not true at all. Seriously do not lie about other people being racist. It is damaging.
The kind of analysis you'd expect from someone who isn't in the UK and thinks British politics is just smaller American politics
@@elyrexo he's from a country run by the corrupt Bantu invaders and colonialists, who deny the Khoisan natives land rights and will never vote in a non Bantu.
But, but, but Britain colonialists and racists....
@@elyrexo ah but is it because he’s South African he doesn’t understand?
@@elyrexo I mean he was the only late night tv guy to point out Trump could win
@Mark Kay racists are racists everywhere and I don't believe you can possibly think I am defending them from my comment
Brit here. Noah's literal job is to be funny, which thought he did very well. I laughed out loud a few times. I agree racism in the UK, is different to the USA or South Africa. The novelist Will Self, who self-identifies as half Jewish says, the difference in the UK is, if you're minority ethnic, they don't like you *personally*. I.e. apart from nutters who call radio stations, it's much more subtle. Having said that, I genuinely don't like Sunak personally. I think he's an incredibly right wing madman, like all his predecessors were, for the last twelve years. That's including the women.
I’m in UK, and this was the first I heard about anyone saying anything about Rishi’s colour or race. The first thing people talked about was the hope that he will sort out the economy from the mess Truss has left. People here are far more worried about our economy and the energy crisis. Race was hardly mentioned and bare in mind Rishi is pro-Brexit( I was a remainer)
Everything in America is about race 🙄 this was one tiktok interview, not broadcast on national TV
@@jonathanbrady3236 Thanks, I thought something was odd. If this was on a main tv/radio show then it would have become news here.
This peanut is a racebaiter. The comments ive seen of the Indians are taking over are from Indians. This comment about blacks taking over from whites in power and "so what" is a very sneaky racist comment. As the Empire countries hated it and kicked it out, but them doing this the over way around is a "so what". Read some comments here, its very obvious of the hatred and biased opinions and thoughts that many people of colour have for whites, and they will take an opportunity to push us down and behave poorly.
@@gumnut6922 Actually, I’m mixed race and don’t like racism either way.
@@TigerMa75 Well actually, that doesn't matter in not liking racism.
Trevor your punchline would have been funny, but for the fact that Rishi Sunak was one of the leading advocates for Brexit along with Boris Johnson. Political division in the UK is a lot more complicated than the colour of your skin, but hey it gets a few laughs on a US cable show so what the heck let's dumb down.
And ironically enough, Truss was a remainer
Calm down. It was funny because it was A JOKE.
@@philmitchard1107 wasn't funny.
@Mark Kay stop smearing people as racist without evidence. Not everyone sees race everywhere. Most people are just happy to get along.
@@philmitchard1107 Yeah but a misleading joke is still misleading. Political comedy ought to shine a light on truth, not obscure it.
Rishi Sunak has never been opressed in his life
So what? Are you suggesting that black and Asian people who are successful and wealthy are somehow inauthentic, aren't 'real', because they have never been poor or been 'oppressed'? Seriously?
Yeah he's a billionaire and so is his wife. They are very far from oppressed and EXTREMELY privileged. Sickeningly so. This guy is an idiot for saying they're oppressed. Nobody even mentioned his skin colour in the UK
There has been very, very little backlash in the UK against Sunak regarding his heritage. Totally wrong on this. You'll always get a few mongs calling in to talk shows.
MONGS? Crikey, were you at school in the seventies?
@@tinsolder9929 yep
@@tinsolder9929 I find 'mong' and 'spastic' to be very effective put downs precisely because they are so childish. Adds to the insult I find.
Oh Trev 😳 there’s absolutely no racist backlash, here in the UK anyway, and I’m ethnically african, people dislike him for being a billionaire Tory. There’s a lot of racism out there and I commend you for calling it out but no need to invent stories
He didn't say there was any kind of racist blacklash. He was specificially targeting the white racists. You can not tell me or any logical thinking person that are people in Britain are happy about a non white person in charge of the country.
@@sharmabright1506 from some people not liking him because of his ethnicity to a racist backlash is a stretch. I’m proud of living in the UK, in my experience the least racist of the western world. Even the racist ones are quite British about it, polite to your face, suits me fine.
Are you a troll ?! No racism in the U.K. ?? Megan Markle anyone ? A white supremacy Boris Johnson elected to power ? Are you kidding me? The racist, white backlash against Rishi is shocking but predictable
@@genkisudo5999 i’m not a troll, I’ve never said there’s no racism in the UK. i’ve lived in half a dozen countries and visited many more, have been in the UK for 20 years, i promise you not a single person has ever been racist to my face in the UK, well actually an Indian lady told me once how much she hates muslims and blacks! I went on holiday to Paris and was stopped and searched on the metro (policeman thought i was an illegal immigrant), a nightmare every time at US border control or being casually called a negrito in Spain. As for the rest of the world, let’s not even go there
Yes. People dislike Sunak for myriad reasons.
But it's some bigots on the left who have made racist remarks, about non white Tory cabinet members, to attack them for being too rich, too well educated and too right or centre. I'm thinking specifically of Labour's Nadia Whittome and Rupa Huq's racism towards Sunak and Kwarteng.
Using racial slurs to attack a person's class and privileged position shows a very stunted personality and a severe lack of imagination.
Of course there will be racists losing their minds and let them expose themselves like the guy on that radio call, but there really hasn’t been “racist backlash” here at all 😂. There’s a lot of people in the comments who are from different countries who are really going to believe that Trevor, this was lazy from you!
Yes. In fact it is clear that there is a great deal of antiwhite racism on display in the comments.
Awfully dishonest as always from the racist Trevor:
1. Rishi Sunak won the popular vote.
2. In law, Islamic countries like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia etc would never let a non M as leader.
3. The population of Pakistan etc are racists who wouldn't vote in a non Pakistani etc.
oh come on, why do you think Lizz Truss won against him in the first race?... get real mate...
@@Greedst yes, you're ignorant. Kemi Badenoch was by far the most popular with the party, but didn't get selected by the MPs. Kemi is a black woman.
You're ignorant. Stop?
@@Greedst Rishi Sunak is everything we despise about posh, elitist british people, he’s exactly the same as all the others. Don’t let the colour of his skin deflect from that, look what he said about the working class. He voted for brexit himself didn’t he? 😂😂
I'm British and in conversations I've had his heritage has hardly been commented on. He also refers to himself as thoroughly British with Indian heritage just like I am thoroughly British with Irish heritage. The only people I've heard making such an issue of his race are Americans, and obviously the Indian press.
I couldn’t agree more!
Some people will of course have issues about skin colour but I believe they’re isolated opinions and not institutional racism that creates a glass ceiling.
Americans are utterly obsessed with race. It gets so tiresome when this obsession is pushed onto the rest of the world
Yeah, your experiences are outlier it seems. As a British of ethnic minority his heritage has been brought up quite a lot, in particular his race and ethnicity. Some English simply do not like a person of colour becoming PM. This is especially true of the Conservative membership, that committed one of the biggest self-inflicted wounds on this country by voting in Sunak's opponent in the summer, and refusing to heed the economic warnings Sunak made.
@@mitchamcommonfair9543 Weird flex. I mean, you literally had a caller into one of the biggest radion stations in the UK (and the biggest in London) complain about his race and ethnicity, and you think race is a preoccupation of Americans.
UK is pretty racist
Someone in the US commenting on racism in another country is truly hilarious.
A South African, a country led by the Bantu invaders and colonisers talking about colonisers is hilarious too.
Someone in the UK thinking the US is the only place with a racism problem is what’s truly hilarious. Always but look at them & never self-accountability
Stewart youre obviously a british white man commenting on there being no racism in England.. that is truly hilarious..
@@jensonwinters4463 the Western, English speaking world ranks as the least racist in the world. That's a fact.
Britain ranks as the least racist amongst those.
The 'white' countries literally lead the would in 'anti racism'. You must hate the more racist Asia and Africa?
@@mills8 So true!
Brit here. I can say for absolutely certainty that Rishi's race/religion is barely an issue. In fact I hadn't even heard of it being an alleged issue until you made up a situation that doesn't exist just to get a reaction 🙄
It's an issue for certain militant lefties (Nadia Whittome et al.).
Facts!! Black brit here!
@@mimifromlondon together we'll make a better world. Trevor's lying to spoke racial divisions is just cheap and embarrassing.
Are you commenters for real ... LBC interview ... Liz Truss winning the members vote when Rishi Sunak won the parliamentary vote ... it is an issue however much people deny it!
@@shoaibsufi exactly! It's like they didn't even watch the radio show
He's using an example of possibly a very small percentage, the vast majority of people I'd imagine in the UK have bigger things to worry about than the guys ethnic origin.. For the record, apart from the USA, and about 3 other Asian countries, the UK has the next largest Indian origin diaspora in the world.. The UK also has a population of Pakistani origin that is more than the USA and Canada combined.. One of the largest Bengali populations in the world, and a huge Sri Lankan population. The UK is multi cultured, and most normal people live well together, and have for generations.
It's ignorant. Britain had India MPs in the 19th century, before the white working class could even vote.
Trevor's own South Africa is yet to have an elected white or Asian leader. Just saying.
And the left want it all to unravel, why?
It astonishes me that people like Noah are aloud to spout their own hatred of a nation and get away with it.
Lol and why is that? Lets be honest, the british are blind to their own history
@@suzanne5574 What do you mean?
Honestly I am UK based and this guy is the first person I’ve heard of being annoyed about his ethnicity
Lies i work blue collar jobs and i heard exactly the same thing they said “he aint white!”
Inflammatory video not representative of reality: I live in the UK, this is the first I've heard any complaints about Rishi Sunak.
Dangerous to tell an untruth. It has nothing to do with him as a person but more to do with how wealthy he is. People are struggling in Britain with high food prices, high energy costs etc and they wonder how Rishi can relate to their struggles and help them out. I suppose we need to give him a try at it but the Conservatives know that if he fails too, the call for a general election will get stronger.
He is not the only person in the tory who is rich. Michael Heseltine, Johnson, Rees Mogg and Zac Goldsmith to name. All of the above were educated at elite private schools (Eton, Harrow, St Paul's) and attained further education from oxbridge.
@@googleuser4467 Fun fact, Rishi is still far richer. Zac is the only one that even comes close to Rishi's wealth (and even then, Rishi is over double!). Not to mention, Rishi is almost double the wealth of the King. He's ridiculously rich, not just a couple million rich, we're talking ~£730 million (Zac's wealth is ~£280 million, while the King's wealth is ~£370 million).
That is Rishi Sunak’s own money that his family and he have earned. I don’t understand why there’s so much hate because of his wealth. The German origin British royal family did not earn their own wealth. The Johnson and Goldsmith family did not face discrimination for their skin colour, yet Sunak has still superseded them in wealth. It’s important when one is so privileged, to use their wealth wisely, Prince William is starting to do that with his recent project to tackle homelessness in the UK. Maybe Sunak could be more charitable, but I don’t resent him for the fortune his family has amassed as it was through their own hard work. What I have noticed is that often the same people hating the Sunaks for their wealth, by contrast have no problem with the get rich quick Kartrashians and their ilk.
There are racists everywhere, the UK is no exception, but this 'backlash' being spoken about as though it's a widespread thing just... doesn't exist. Some hard right nationalists will be upset - they are very much a minority. I haven't seen it being mentioned at all otherwise except as a positive.
This guy thinks England and The UK are interchangeable, clearly an expert on UK politics and culture.
Not true, its his wealth not ethnicity that most people feel alienated by.
There really hasn't been a backlash against Rishi Sunak ..certainly not on racial grounds.
So true.
lol, don't lie ot yourself. The LBC caller represents part of British society. Britain refuses to accept its racism. Remember how many people freaked out when Idris Elba was going to be James Bond?
@@bl5752 honestly so true. Esp Ppl who haven't experienced themselves or more likely to be in the situation will be like, yup no racism here at all 🙄
Really, I think you're looking in the wrong place mate
Europeans need some color in your life.
Can you imagine white people wanting to rule countries where Noone looked liked them😂😂
Absolute gold!
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I mean..!!! How could that even happen?! =))°˚˚°ºнaĦaнaº°˚˚°=))°˚˚°ºнaĦaнaº°˚˚°=)) that got me cold! Lol
*no one
Always on the race grift
@@emekao.1526 He was being sarcastic. Remember, 500 yrs of colonialism in nonwhite countries
I wasn't aware there had been a backlash except among the woke left such as Noah. All of the people I know in the UK are quite relaxed about it, it's not even an issue. I suggest Mr Noah looks a bit closer at the society he lives in for backlashes.
There is a backlash, but it's amongst left leaning politicos and ethnic minority Labour MP's...
Exactly there is no backlash. People either like him or they dont due to his policies. His colour doesn’t come into it except when race baiters like Trevor want to divide people as usual.
Precisely. Noah is the joke.
There is zero back lash what is he even talking about?
@Alex Snowden There's not left-wing backlash to having a non-white PM. There's a backlash to having our fourth PM in a row being put in place without winning an election (May and Johnson won elections after they became PM) and there are questions about his record as an MP and what his priorities are but it's got nothing to do with his ethnicity.
Brexit didn't lead 'directly' to an Indian PM.
BoJo's lockdown parties that forced him to resign led to an Indian PM.
Nor was Brexit voted for "to keep Britain white". The remaining EU countries are predominantly white, so I cannot see how that claim even makes any sense.
and how did BoJo become PM?
@@ItZMeEllA after theresa may was ousted
@@ItZMeEllA But Sunak becoming PM had nothing to do with Brexit.
BoJo would still be PM if it wasn't for 'partygate'.
Covid played more of a role than Brexit.
Blondie, you're right. But we will be seeing more Indians in UK because of Brexit. Because migration from India has gone through the roof since Brexit. We are already seeing massive increase of Indians applying for accommodation in the rental market. And once the Indian trade deal is complete, migration will be stratospheric.
the only critics of Sunak have been people on the left deeming him not a real spokesperson for non-whites, since he's one of the richest men in the UK. it seems Trevor Noah has decided to concoct his own mythical desires for Britain to not want an Indian PM, just to arbitrarily bring up colonialism again. no one cares about Sunak's skin colour, as much as you're desperate for them to. oh, and Sunak voted FOR Brexit. nothing worse than ignorance mixed with confidence and arrogance. you have the confidence of Jon Stewart with none of the intellect, and certainly none of the comedy. Noah makes James Corden come across as a comedy genius,
This level of sarcasm ..hats off sir ...i am expecting someone from india should do something like this too
Sunak was born in Southampton.
The Indians ranking up in positions , that’s smart move
Proud
I worry about making their egos worse just based on this comment 😂
London Mayor is Bangladeshi too
He is actually pakistani :)
His family is from gujranwala
@@nadiakhan6478 Pakistan is actually India :) Their ancestors are not from Arab but from the Sindhu Valley.
It's genuinely sad to see how far the daily show has fallen since the Jon Stewart days.
Rishi Sunak voted for brexit as well lol
No
@@Baron-Ortega he did
@@Baron-Ortega Yes he did and he has been brave enough to stand by his decision too. Its why people like him. He's a straight talking man.
According to a genuine Nostradamus prediction, Trevor's successor would also be an Indian...
Already Hasan Minaj
😅
@@luisfernando5998 that two-faced hypocrite is a disgrace.. plz don't mention him.
Trevor has humour n class
@@abhishek.chakraborty Trevor has humour and class? Yet he's trying to claim theres a backlash against our new PM? When there is literally nothing said about his colour or heritage of his family. Funny ideas you have about class.
In Trevor's home country of SA you should ask why they have never had an Asian leader?
There is absolutely no backlash (except maybe a few trolls online) to the race that Rishi Sunak is and his appointment. Actually quite the opposite? His heritage has been celebrated, its a shame however that he is just another Eton Aristocrat who is completely out of touch with reality at a time when many in the country are struggling significantly financially. But that doesn't get clicks does it Noah? Keep racism alive with your obsession about making everything racial 👍
he didn’t go to Eton.
3 female Prime Ministers, and now a British/Indian PM - well done the Brits. Showing others how to walk the walk, not just talk the talk.
And all Conservative...
@@si_w8201 and all rubbish
@@zanyzoo6767 We the public had no say in it and didn't vote for any of these.
@@bobprobert353 Totally agree.
@@bobprobert353 the public voted for two of them, so don't lie - the fact you were either too young or voted another way is irrelevant. The last two you shouldn't have a say in, just like the public didn't have a say when Blair handed over to Brown.
I love Noah, but I’m with the other Brits on this thread… there has been zero backlash. However, he still made me smile…..
You enjoy racial hatred don't you
@@jester6-1-6 seems you do by your desperation for this fabricated tripe to be true.
Noah doesn't mention his own South Africa is yet to vote in a non black leader. About 30% of its population isn't black.
Further:
1. Rishi Sunak won the popular vote. He was the most popular.
2. In law, Islamic countries like Pakistan, Saudi Arabia etc would never let a non M as leader.
3. The population of Pakistan etc are racists who wouldn't vote in a non Pakistani etc.
Well, the Guardian wrote a vile hit piece on him, calling him a Hindu fundamentalist because he doesn't drink or eat beef
Only in US, where Mulan is a Chinese and Rishi Sunak is not an Asian. 😂
The backlash isn't really about his race, it's about the fact the man lost to the woman who was outlasted by a lettuce and then was still made pm without a vote having technically been cast, specifically circumnavigating the only electorate he would've had to go through because his party is terrified by the polls
@Mark Kay Also the whole fact that she was giving them the tory ideological equivalent of a hand job with the Thatcher cosplay and the reaganite we'll cut everything thing and it'll be brilliant compared to Sunaks tougher message,
The grassroots love someone who'll give in to them look no further than the elections of IDS or Boris
@Mark Kay yes, when you're a lying racist as you are, you can make up any story. MEANWHILE Kemi Badenoch, a black woman, was the clear party favourite by about 2:1. Because, racism?
@@notsuretbh7215 again, the Tory party members favoured Kemi by a long margin. Which makes your comment BS.
@Mark Kay Badenoch is somewhat racist and bigoted herself.
@Mark Kay I agree. But that's the clown world we're in. A truly post racial party where the best, that's Kemi, is rewarded by popularity and the 'progressives' are quick to try obfuscate with racist accusations.
Literally no one gives a toss about Sunak's ethnicity.
Some people do
Wasn't there a racist caller who said Rishi shouldn't become PM because he's brown
@@avnistar2703 Ok you got me, one person cares, it's the other 67+ million that aren't remotely bothered.
@@ultrademigod There was a subtle and insidious sentiment of disdain expressed by some people. He would never be elected by the British public if they voted, due to him being brown.
@@avnistar2703 or, here's a crazy idea. It's because of the Tories socially insidious policies. We hated Boris and Truss too
Noah it's high time you stopped peddling your lies just to get a few laughs. Britain is proud to be a diverse nation, a country of opportunity for all unlike the US.
Colonialism explained in few secs ... 02:52 - 03:24... 😂😂
Shame its a load or bolloc*s
When you say asian in the UK the default is South Asian unlike the states where the default is East Asian....so this is both unfunny and inaccurate to the UK
yes one caller is ample proof of that i suppose
What's colonialism?
@@derekspitz9225 something black America created to discriminate darker black people and promote lighter skinned black people as better.
I mean, there's always going to be at least one racist comment you can pick out, there are 67 million of us Brits. And meh, whatever it's a joke but it does feel very cherry picked. I think there's a danger in overblowing isolated cases to seem big and systemic, it devalues the callouts when real systemic problems of racism occur.
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@@Mad5am with a v
@@ctowndoc no not v it's w.. Diwali
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Oh, hahaha, Brexiters are racist, haven't heard that before... Sunak deeply supported Brexit and is the right fit to be the PM so keep strawmaning Noah.
I mean when I was 15 I was pro Brexit so we could yeet the immigrants 🤷♂️
That was 7 years ago, obviously my views have changed since then. I totally wanted Brexit for racist reasons though.
True. Not everyone who voted for Brexit was racist. but every racist voted Brexit.
Don't get offended but every time Rishi Sunak talks, it sounds like a male version of Alexa talking to me with a british accent
Grow up and get a life dude.
@@rahulasthana5049 what??
I am just joking bruh
I m British Indian and am glad that Rishi is our PM. He knows the finances, did an amazing job as the chancellor and am sure will do an even better job as PM. I trust him ..not cos of his colour..cos of his brain. He's a self made man, a rich man cos of his abilities..not cos he is Indian. Every Indian isn't Rishi Sunak and Rishi Sunak is as British as any white in this country. He is patriotic and am sure will deliver for Britain. I wish him all the very best for bringing Britain out of this economic crisis.
@@stabishop1769 not our concern. UK hasn't built or made his wife a billionaire, that is her father's hard earned money
Lol he's not self made! He doesn't know finances he and the tories are why the UK is an hole!
@Nicky L What evidence do you have for that?
@Nicky L Economic disaster? Have you been to Europe lately?
@Nicky L Well I was lockdown for two years due to a global pandemic, and then obviously transport costs much higher now due to that pandemic and the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Whereas from Brexit I have only seen positive benefits for working class people like me, lower rents, higher pay, less competition for public services, like council housing, school places and GP lists.
How can this person sit and make such an untrue statement. I'm a UK Citizen, and find this to be "little house on the prarie journalism"!!!
The real issue is - nobody voted him or Truss into the top seat
Yes they did, the party did. When we vote we don't vote for a specific person we're voting for the party.
@@thumpertron no, we vote for policies set out by the leader.
@@DC-wp6oj The leader sets his policies based on his party's ideology
@@kipa_chu thats why May, Johnson and Truss were booted out? People vote for the personality, the general principles of policy maybe said to be ‘conservative’ but no 2 leaders are the same, not even in the same party.
@Overwatch17 Thats not how it works and you know that. We the people vote top down. If we like the proposed leader of a party we opt to vote for the local MP of that party.
Not all people in the UK are racist and not all comedians are funny. Isn't that right, Trevor.
Proud of our New PM
This guy's reporting of a 'backlash' in the UK regarding Rishi Sunaks' colour is a complete fabrication. I've heard of fake news but to see it so blatantly and unashamedly done is still shocking.
Trevor, please stop telling lies. There is no backlash about Rishi Sunak skin colour, religion, or where his family comes from.
Applaud the comments from Americans who have absolutely no idea of where the U.K is on a world map!
Yeah Noah is as big a clown as our Tory leaders, haven’t heard of any racial backlash in the uk from rishi
Completely untrue….I’m white and born at the end of our colonial years in the 50’s and I wanted Rishi before Liz Truss…..get the cheap jokes but that’s all it is….you want the best person for the job every time!
This is extremely offensive. British people are not racist, there is not a racist backlash, Rishi is not an “Indian Prime Minister”, he is a British Prime Minister. He is English in every conceivable way. The characterisation of colonialism is also ignorant - e.g there were less than 900 Brits generally in India during colonialisation, government was still managed by the Indian civil service.
@Mark Kay Firstly, Noah made a point about the ruling and its management and my comment was in relation to that, your comment regarding takeover is irrelevant; secondly it was Britain, not England, and thirdly, the British did not actively go out and conquer India. Yours is a gross misunderstanding of the complex nuances involved, and as a generality it was mostly executed via trade, divide and conquer, bribery, extortion etc. I revert back to the point I originally made - British troops were not permanently stationed in India and there were often less than 900 British people in India at any one time; there was no active widespread movement for independence generally throughout the rule and Indians continued to rule India. Finally, providing a racist attack on me for correcting someone’s flawed grasp of history speaks for itself.
@Mark Kay you're all over this comment section lying. Claiming Indians vote Labour. Since the Labour party cosied up to Islamists Indians and Js tend to vote Tory. You're a liar.
If you want a discussion about Indian history, please feel free?
You're an ignorant, lying Xenophobe. Prove me wrong?
@@elyrexo mark is a liar and has no knowledge of anything. 40% of British India were princely states, technically independent but in reality protectorates.
Trevor your laugh at the racist killed it all 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Noah is the 'racist'.
Trevor is a racist. Doesn't mention his own South Africa has never voted in a non black leader, does he? And SA has a larger non black population than the UK has non white.
@@josm1481 guys let's not forget this is a comedy show and its supposed to make us laugh out loud not fight... so let's not miss the comedy in it. 🤗
@@elizabeth.t2474 let's not forget, he's got a public platform to peddle misinformation and lies?
@@elizabeth.t2474 you think misinformation to peddle racist lies is comedy? When Trevor makes jokes about the Bantu invaders and colonisers of South Africa, I'll agree he's not a race hate peddler and comic.
Literally havnt heard a single negative opinion expressed about his race and as a combative lefty i certainly wouldnt ignore it. Think Trev is way off the mark this time.
Feels a bit like lazy writing for jokes than a true reflection of what's happening.
Over a year on and not heard anything about Rishis race being a problem.
No backlash here at all. Trev, the UK isn't America, but even SA. Just because you shout racism, doesn't make it so.
2:28 - Well that aged like milk!
The issue with Rishi is that he is UN-ELECTED. Time to wake up Trevor.
No backlash here sorry Noah your attempts at lies has backfired on you spectacularly.
As some one who has lived in the UK, Noah should know better than to project American racial issues onto our country. Perhaps if he spent as much time on his comedy as he does inventing lies to denigrate the UK and US, he would actually manage to be funny.
well into his 42 and 1/2...? Trevor.. you are being too kind..
Imagine someone correcting a racist that Sunak is British, then less than 60 seconds later calling him Indian. Can you imagine that? What would you call a person like that? Hypo--something? hypocri. . .? Oh yeah, I remember, they are called Trevor Noah
You can make it all about race if you want Trevor, but you're missing a few key things that are the real reason why many of us non racist British don't like him.
1) He was a hedge fund manager during the 2008 financial crash and made obscene amounts of money from the misery of millions of other people.
2) He said, as you showed, that he works for his party - but the man is supposed to work for his country.
3) This man represents the banks that run all our governments now, not just here but in America and many other countries too - and this is not just an erosion of democracy, _it is an hostile take over._
Let's not celebrate just because he's brown, eh? He is brown by a complete accident of birth, it signifies nothing to a non racist. Let's not celebrate because he is obscenely wealthy eh? Wealth is a signifier of inhumanity (A pound hoarded by a millionaire, is a pound denied the use of by a working, yet starving family.). These things would be short sighted, weak and populist.
I say watch the man do something first, and let's not celebrate the fact that a notorious bunch of right wing racists tories were forced (against their will) to choose the loser of their latest leadership contest. Jacob Rees-Mogg resigned rather than serve in the Cabinet under a brown man, he is obviously a right wing racist.
This man Sunak is Prime Sinister by default only - and he hasn't done anything yet. What is to celebrate? The fact that he was accidentally born brown, and his party were forced to choose him? Seems like an odd thing to celebrate Brother.
Watch the mans actions before you leap to mere, cheap populist entertainment.
I know I am.
Peace.
This is such a poor and divisive take.
@Mark Kay how so?
For the nth time, please, Rishi is NOT Indian.
What is he then? Black?
@@sergeayissi939 BRITISH.......................dya get it.
Santosh please tell that to those " Indians" in Mauritius. 🙂
Oh no wonder you’re stepping down
Bit cringe he thinks we’re all obsessed with race like in his country, felt more like projecting tbh… oh & fyi the UK is one of the most colonised islands in history
About the caller and representing the English people, I would have been totally on his side if he would have said "the guy is tremendously wealthy, he doesn´t represent the English people".
The caller wasn't referring to wealth. It was the colour of his skin. The host even made him clarify it.
@@amaya3107 I know. That is what I am saying. You never hear people say "hey, he is not like us, he is rich". They say "hey, he is not like us, he produces more melanin in his skin than we produce". And that is pathetic.
@@amaya3107 I don't think the caller was particularly referring to the colour of his skin, but that he considers him to be Indian and not English and therefore culturally different. The caller's point of view isn't in line with the vast majority of British people. However, the press point out he's the first Indian British PM and point out his skin colour, which is equally irrelevant. You also have Indian people thinking it's great he's Indian, which is fine, but why jump on someone who would prefer someone who's English? Can't have it both ways.
@@amaya3107 the caller was mixed race and half Indian. Something Trevor conveniently ignored.
Britain took $45 Trillion from India over 200 years of rule
Oh Trevor Noah! I expected better from you than this!! There will always be a tiny minority who are unhappy with, or bigoted about, whoever is our Prime Minister. Most of us are proud that we have our first PM of colour, a practicing Hindu, and this 'backlash' you're talking about is just fabricated from the words of an idiot on a call-in radio show (you know, the kind of show that gives the idiots in the US a platform to talk rubbish because that's what these shows feed off). The caller doesn't even know that Rishi is an Englishman, born in Southampton. To imply that we are up in arms because of his skin colour is totally disingenuous, Conservative voters are just glad to still be in government and Labour and Lib Dem voters certainly won't hate him for his skin colour - his vast wealth might be a different matter for them though!
"Aww, that's rich irony at my expense, innit? " Trevor got the accent spot on.
@@MRW515 Look it up.
@@MTMF.london Except Sunak is the son of wealthy colonial administrators, who are precisely the people who benefited from colonial exploitation. Whereas common British people were neither administrating the Empire nor were they the ones benefitting from exploitation.
My problem with Sunak isn’t that he’s Indian, it’s that he’s part of this Tory Party…
This guy is more happy than Indian 😂
Predictable woke BS, there is no racist backlash in the UK, but that wouldn't fit your predictable "comedy" routine.
Is this a joke?? Do you even know the U.K.
Do you? Also do you know what backlash means? Because some racist nutters tweeting or ringing a radio station only to be told they're idiots does not constitute a 'backlash'.
UK resident, there’s been no ‘racist’ backlash. The world doesn’t need your lies and race baiting.
To the UK: you tried the cowboys (boris), now try the Indians 🤣
That is an old joke. I heard it years ago.
Don't comment about things you clearly don't understand, such as a backlash because someone is a mega rich Tory and not because they're of Indian descent.
I should just point out that Sunak is a member of the conservative party, roughly equivalent to the US Republican party. His party's policies have worked very much to the disadvantage of ethnic minorities. For this reason most ethnic minorities, including UK Indians, do not support his party and never have done.
You're talking BS. Indians predominantly vote conservative.
You're a liar. Stop?
Priceless, 2m 22secs Jerry has been on air stating he is mixed race Indian and a practising Hindu 🙂
The jokes on TN 😂
Rishi was born in the UK and thats the end of it he qualifies to be PM and thats that.........Until next week...LOL
No I think he has the potential to make his mark and the economic situation is grim so if can turn the countries
finances around he will be a hero even to the biggots......
1.There is no “Racist backlash” against Rishi Sunak, the only people being racist here are Indian Nationalists claiming that white British people reject Sunak because he is Indian, despite there be no evidence of this.
2.Sunak is in large part responsible for our economic woes. The reality is that when Truss announced her resignation the economy had returned to the state it was when Truss took office. In other words, Sunak has inherited an economy in the same position as he left if when he left office as chancellor. Therefor to blame Truss is complete nonsense.
3.The “Bigots” are the antiwhite bigots who are blaming whites for a nonexistent racist backlash.
You don't even have to be born in the UK to be prime minister, as far as I know. Only the Americans have that kind of anti-imigrant clause in their constitution. Hey, Trevor, you are forever barred from becoming president of the USA because of where you were BORN. Think about that.
This is the definition of a strawman. He’s “responding” to what the “majority” of people in the UK are saying… when the vast majority are not saying that sort of thing. Yes, a majority of people, regardless of race, in the UK are wary - to say the least - of Sunak, but that’s because he’s an out-of-touch snob (something it’s only possible for him to be precisely because the UK is so predominantly non-racist), it’s nothing to do with his race.
I wonder how Trevor Noah is feeling about stanning Sunak now 😅
You are absolutely right
The man who is talking about Pakistan
Remember Rishi Sunak didn’t come from India
He was born here and done his graduation
He was the chancellor so I think when you are born in a country you have the right
Sunak is British Asian
British come first 😂
It still does not change the fact that he is a Hindu and his wife's family members are from India and his Hindu parents were born in then India (now Pakistan)
@@indianmilitary So what if he's Hindu. Who says you can't be a Hindu and British. Where ever his parents or his in-laws came from doesn't make a difference. He was born and bred in UK and a full 100% Brit.
@@indianmilitary so what ......religion and state are seperated in the UK......we don't have religious fanatics running around like in india.....ruled by fanatical islamists and fanatical hindus.....his religion is of no importance or of use to him in his job.
@@pipacoleman1067 unlike the US where Democrats bring up race every election. What was it that Creepy Joe said to 'black' voters? "You ain't black if you vote for Trump."
It's not about the religion bro people hate him because all this money belongs to his father in law ceo of Infosys India. His wife did a tax escape of 22 million how can we trust him
I love the way you smile and say directly to the Rishi sunak ha ha Haa
Rishi is a leading Brexiteer. His new chief minister (also a 'person of color') openly says her dream is to deport refugees to
Africa. Today he announced he is not attending the climate change talks in Egypt, has forbidden the king from attending, and downgraded the environment minister in his government. Trust us on this, the right wing in Britain are very happy to have him as prime minister. Americans seem to obsess a bit on ethnicity: The guy seems quite personable, but economically very right wing & the only real criticism I have heard about him is on his policies. Those cheering brexiteers you showed love him
Yes. And the left is using Sunak's 'race' to make personal attacks against him and his wife. A non white PM is bringing out the true bigotry of the alt left. Let's hope they continue with their campaign of hatred so everyone can see the CSJ cult for the 'race' hustlers that they really are.
Utter nonsense... Sensationalism. There has been zero, absolutely zero mainstream racism in regards to Rishi, let alone a narrative about his ethnicity being an issue. I'm sure you'll always get pockets of trolls online, idiots on the radio etc, but that's what is Great about Britain... We don't care about your race we care about your character first. You've just made an issue/narrative to suit your show and agenda that really didn't exist in relation to this appointment. Just so you can do some virtue signal. What you should be pointing out is, the UK can have an Indian descent prime minister and it's not a big issue at all, how great is that?
When I had seen the radio show video, I was like it would be fun to hear Trevor speak about it
''yeah...can you imagine if white english people wanted to rule countries where no one look like themm''
''huh...that would never happen''
''can you imagine that world, what would that world be like''
the level of sarcasm😂😂😂
Why do so many people want to leave theur own countries and migrate legally or illegally to nations built by white people?
@@MRW515 probably because these countries lack in resources and political instability.(which were caused by white people😶)
Its not the fault of todays whites but there ancestors.
@@pany1172African and Asian countries have far more resources than European countries.
Please identify which white people have caused political instability in which African and Asian countries in 2022? and if there is political instability surely the answer would be for the countries to implement democracy?
@@MRW515 I was refering to draining of wealth , for eg: exploiting the resources ,sourcing european industries (cheap raw material) and supplying it back (without taxation)
on the other side they de-industrialise the domestic handicrafts and textile business, agriculture (major exports) using ''discriminatory tarrif polcy''
Political instability: ''divide and rule policy'' hindu - muslim , partition.
infact we did implement democracy, it took 75 years to recover from colonial mindset, INDIA is now 5th in terms of gdp(surpassing UK)
When you say asian in the UK the default is South Asian unlike the states where the default is East Asian....so this is both unfunny and inaccurate to the UK
This is comedian is detestable. Sunak is a very talented man and deserves his job as primeminister. He is liked by all members of the union. Why is this waste of space bringing up the colour of his skin?
If i am not wrong his wife is richer than king Charles
His father in law is Indian billionaire Narayan Murti the founder of Infosys one of the world's largest software company
And investment in Russia
@@greydolphins9188 The whole world invested in Russian until it was no longer tenable. Those companies that pulled out did it to protect their brands and profit, not on moral grounds.
As white, left leaning male I am so proud that we have a British Indian PM..the vast majority of people feel the same, the caller Noah referred to represents a tiny, tiny minority.
Why does his race matter either way?
Don't forget, Your vice president is "Indian"
She's half & half, mixed.
@@joelgoldsmith4747 she is a hybrid 🤣🤣🤣🤣
please dont remind. Pathetic
She's Indian/Jamaican.
She's AMERICAN, with brown skin............you have millions of them lol.........
OK so i don't understand this. I haven't seen people attacking rishi because he is Indian but I have seen people attack him for being another rich out of touch Conservative... Also many people who voted for brexit didn't vote so they could get rid of Immigrants... they voted to get out of something we never sign up to be part of in the first place. Yes sadly there is those racist in society that don't like rishi becuase he is Indian and they probably voted for Brexit for racist ideas, but you can't paint everyone else with that brush. And at least we The UK have had women, ethnic group be part of our politics. America can't even elect a sane white male yet alone a female...
But India had done this before.. Indira Gandhi was the 1st female PM of India.. what to say on that???
@@suparnabarua9674 I'm not talking about India read my comment.
@@ClassySassyLass yeah I know... but you all r racist.. you have to admit that.. and please get some brain... u all chose a foreign minister over a finance minister when your economy at its stake!! like really ??
I mean indians are everywhere so it's not important.
Pick 1000 people in any country and you'll find few indians
This unfunny man takes one comment and generalises like a divvy.
He's an absolute weapon.
He looks like hes having a panic attack 😂
You cut it off to early, the following was the kicker..
Love your work man, never commented on a TH-cam video. Worked at your venue in Melbourne Australia as as an Usher, trades hall, remember?. Rishi is Rich. Don’t know the story but the left has gotta have a conversation about wealth and privileges. Love your work.