I live in Australia and have learnt more about the British psyche, it’s history and politics from these interviews than any other British TV media outlet. There is respect for dialogue not just ideological driven indoctrination and I love the more open honest approach
Having listened to this interview, I realise how much a part Mr Davis played in this great country regaining its sovereignty. Very much an unsung hero.
@Joe S Yes, he could fight the mob but his hands were tied by May. You missed that point though that, but for his dipping out, May and her government would have kept on the negotiations for years and we might never have left.
Not too sure about that. DD seems more of a good old fashioned, foot trudging Tory MP… He’d be a good Home Secretary I think… The police would HATE him haha!
What a lovely sincere and unassuming man David Davis . The same can’t be said about Gove and others like him who are all arrogant or hypocritical or both !!
He’s not an entitled posh boy . As “pull yourself up by the bootstraps “ as you can get . Haven’t followed his most recent arguments on Liberty though . .
David Davis - there's something about him I like a lot. He's been in politics a long time, and yet he's always smiley and passionate. I agree, why didn't he put his hat in the ring after DC in 2016?
One of the striking things about Davis is that he defies the assertion made by Dominic Cummings that he is "thick as mince and lazy as a toad." Listening to the radio documentary he made about Tony Benn years ago, or to his recent introduction of the Free Speech Bill, it is obvious that he is neither. I am no supporter of the Conservative Party, but he is of the breed of Conservatives that I could (still can) muster respect for.
@@MS-19 I think I would assume that any utterance falling from the lips of Cummings was designed to be a minor stratagem in a wider power play and therefore to be taken with a pinch of salt or ignored. Personally I'd like to see a moratorium on SPADs and access to Twitter for all MPs of all colours.
@@johndavey8683 Oh, Cummings is a 21st century Machiavelli - of that, there can be no doubt. He'll play anyone, whatever their politics, like a harp from hell if it suits his fancy.
more liars we've plenty of them his taat and lyle stuff is bullshit There's something of the Walter Mitty about David Davis. The media picked him up on one thing while he was in Washington - his claim to have been called a "charming bastard" on the front page of the Financial Times when in fact it was a label he applied to himself, then for it to appear on page 19 of the august journal. (www.pscp.tv/BloombergBrexit/1yoKMpMqylnxQ?t=229) But while he was in Washington he came up with another oddity. Asked about phytosanitary standards and border checks Davis referred back to his previous career in the sugar industry, working for Tate & Lyle, when he claimed to have sold "high fructose syrup" across the Canadian border into the United States to "big breweries in Detroit". He says he was, therefore, "very conscious of my syrup going off if the customs people kept them for too long". There are several points of interest here. High fructose syrup is actually a preservative and can extend the shelf-life of foods to which it is added, particularly bakery goods. It has a working shelf-life is six months when stored at ambient, although it is still usable long after that. The idea that it would go off while being delayed by customs, is not really plausible. Secondly, although Tate & Lyle had Canadian refining interests, which it later sold, its high fructose syrup was produced in the United States, coming from plants in Illinois, Indiana and Tennessee. To get to Detroit and the like, it would not have had to cross an international border. (www.tateandlyle.com/news/tate-lyle-agrees-sale-canadian-sugar-refining-business) David Davis worked for Tate & Lyle for 17 years, during which time one of his tasks was to restructure what was then its troubled Canadian subsidiary, Redpath Sugar, headquartered in Toronto. Redpath never produced high fructose syrup and, in fact, regarded the product as a threat, citing it as a reason for restricting sugar imports from Europe. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Davis_(British_politician)) and (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redpath_Sugar); (www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/sima-lmsi/er-rre/rr2014-006/rr2014-006-de-eng.html) And then, the product is used primarily as a sweetener, in a wide range of consumer goods but has no direct application in breweries. It is hard to see why David Davis would be selling it to breweries in Detroit, or anywhere else for that matter - assuming he was in that business, which he wasn't. To put it bluntly, Davis was never in the fructose business, the product has a long shelf-life and it is produced primarily from corn, so it's heartland is the United States, not Canada. His story about being conscious of the effect of customs delays on the deterioration of the product coming in from Canada to the United States is, on the face of it, an invention - a fiction.
@Charles Vane Very well articulated. That's why UKIP was so maligned; because they weren't part of the cosy Con, Lib, Lab group and because they genuinely stood for something else.
What makes David Davis unique, is that he has had a successful business career. Most British politicians have never held a real job in their lives, yet get to play with hundreds of billions of pounds of tax payers money, making completely detached from reality decisions and never having to face any consequences for anything they do
As Brexit secretary he delivered nothing. A successful career at Tate & Lyle. Clearly the pinnacle… Brexit is a poor deal for businesses. We can’t trade with Europe.
It is a curious situation when you get a person in charge of health for the nation who has no experience in health, then the next minute the same guy could be in charge of the nation's finances!
The late Christopher Hitchens said of Cameron "He seems content-free to me. Never had a job, except in PR, and it shows. People ask, “What do you think of him?” My answer is: he doesn’t make me think."
It's so refreshing to have an interviewer like Nigel who doesn't constantly interrupt his guests or try and score cheap points with gotcha questions every two minutes.
A bit too short on time , it would have been great to have double the time, certainly with David Davis and get into the detail around loss of freedom. I am not a Tory but I have recently become a fan of David as he seems to be a lone voice of sanity and tries to prevent the law being trampled on and us being steamrollered into a tyranny.
What about the old system. Aristocrats with military service. The last great leader from this caste was Churchill. And he was truly a great leader, when in war time it must be said. . You want someone who has a had a job? Nigel worked in banking, is that what you want? You want a businessman? That was Trump. You want a butcher or Baker? They don't even exist anymore except for in large food chains.
David davis resigned because he finally worked out the little england is a tiny island which doesnt make much trying to sell jam to people who Make their own cheaper.brexit is noithing but english exceptionalism supported by mentally ill pensioners
As an ex constituent of David I couldn't be prouder to have him there fighting for what is right. Worst thing about moving house was moving MP. One in a million 👍
Aw, old good Nigel even mentioned here, enigmaticly, that situation of fishery is 'not 'ideal'. I would like to hear much more from him about it, He was loudly outspoken about Brexit eldorado for british fishermen, wasn't he? It used to be his main theme, his 'battle'. Now not a peep from Nigel about promissed post- Brexit benefits in fishery industry. Is he not interested in fishery anymore?
@@JohnCooper835 yep, in fact he wanted his crazy abstract 'clean' Brexit, no deal at all. Of course he had absolutely zero, zilch practical solutions for all possible turmoils, probems, barriers etc for businesses and peoples lives. His way is to talk alot of s**t to get attention and then, when s**t hapens, he conveniently forgets what he said before. He is a farce, nobody with more than two cells in brain takes this clown seriously.
@scabthecat he does like to speak but to be fair you'll hear a lot less of his guests elsewhere. He holds his opinions back quite a bit. I bet he's hard work in a real pub.
David Cameron was the right man at the right time. He transformed the Conservative party into the modern day beast that gave Boris Johnson an 80 seat majority. The problem with this Conservative party is that this pandemic has left them chasing their own tail.
Excellent interview. Farage is extremely good in his interviewing technique because he has an insight and intellect into the other party’s view. Well done!
Not really. He's a good constituency MP and campaigner on single issues but certainly not PM material. After being made Brexit secretary, he turned up at a meeting with EU officials with one page of talking points and an aide, the EU turned up with their best negotiators and a team of lawyers then promptly handed his arse to him.
@@jcem1564 Raab. He's the only person in the Tory party with a pair big enough to stand up to the EU and plastic paddies in Washington who want to carve up the UK. He's worked inside the bubble at the EU, WTO and even prosecuted war criminals at the Hague. He hasn't put a foot wrong at the Foreign office but the most appealing aspect about him for me at least is that he's fiercely anti woke yet for some reason, he finished sixth in the party leadership race. I would rather have him running the show than Boris making a tit of himself.
Clearly a three minute speech is not long enough when the more serious problems require debating. As D. Davis says, 10 minutes would be better. No finer example than this to prove there are far too many politicians in parliament. Little wonder the country is in such a mess and not being run properly. . Cut the numbers back and parliament may run more efficiently.This is a ridiculous scenario and needs to be organised and sorted out. The devolved governments on top increase the numbers and are shown not to be working. Then comes the House of Lords! adding more to the numbers. Many of their positions being ‘ jobs for the boys”. Clearly -- “ Too many cooks are spoiling the broth “ We don’t need this large number of politicians to run this small Island country. This seriously needs to be addressed for efficiency sake.
What a breath of fresh air. Two politicians showing respect and letting each other speak with concise and logical discussion . These are leaders that should be.
What a great interview, facinating man and so enjoyed his assessment of parliament today and the service we are not getting. Wish there was more conservatives like him. Well done NF so refreshing to watch an interview without any point scoring of the interviewer. I learnt stuff watching that 👏👏
Top bloke David Davis, extremely clever man , argues his point in such an articulate and calm way. Could listen to him all day . Dismantled the woke and the e.u so skillfully, would make a great p.m
Fantastic to see a a genuinely talented interviewer give their guests the chance to speak and be themselves. What a contrast to Maoist Marr on the Diversity Channel.
Watching this from across the ocean & I really enjoy the format & the calibre of the guests. Mr. Davis comes across as principled & down to earth. I also like that Nigel, while having his own opinions, allows plenty of time for the guests to express their's. The 'talking pints' concept just works, as there really is something about sitting down over a drink that relaxes us and encourages a bit of banter & chat.
What a man! love David Davis and his stories! the banter between him and Nige is great! and I wonder who the other 2 Cabinet members who said no to BRINO from May at Chequers? Patel and Raab?
When Davis joined the commons the PM was a greengrocers daughter and a former chemist. Now the PM is a full time clown who was born from a half time clown.
I have always admired David Davis, he comes across as very methodical in his thinking and it is always so good to hear his reasoning and point of view on various subjects.
At least he knows where he went wrong when he tried to become PM, one of the few that admits to a mistake. Shame Bliar, Cameron, May & Johnson can't be HONEST
It never was. Don't forget even in the Victorian period, which wasn't long before the franchise of everyone having an equal vote. Lords owned large areas of land and 50% of commoners were servants in those households. Lords made almost all the laws. MPs were just there for decoration.
@@czhaok No. Before 1911, the Lords had a total veto, but they always let the Budget go through. The Parliament Act of 1911 reduced that veto to two years.
@@czhaok Calm down. The MPs were not decoration, but the Lords could veto any Bill completely before 1911. That doesn't mean they did. It just means they had the power to.
And reminded the government about the Councl of Europe Resolution 732, regarding using coercion, to increase =vax uptake. Not that it's done much good. #Nuremberg 2.0
I really like this format. Having a pint and a chat. You feel like you’re getting their actual thoughts and opinions, not just sound bites. It’s unusual but it definitely works and it’s very refreshing. Well done, GB News 👍🏼
@@R3tr0v1ru5 But isn't because the majority of people are not brainwashed by ridiculous anti-left wing media like they are in the US. This is why GB News was set up, to go to work on preparing our population for Americanisation. To prepare the groundwork for destroying the NHS and workers' rights and move Britain from a moderate European mixed market economy to a brutal US model instead. And the BBC is also playing its role in this too, by convincing a new generation of youngsters that class and rational self-interest is not what matters, but rather race, gender, sexuality, and making people define themselves in those terms.
@@roberthudson3386 if only. The idiots in this country are so far left even after months of socialism impoverishing them they still think the government should control more
How come the torys select the likes of may and Johnson to lead them when the likes of David Davis and Ian Duncan Smith , Desmond Swain, and many more would be better leaders
Great interview. This is for all the people who said he abandoned Brexit. Yes, try and get something done when your hands are completely tied and your boss says "no". He absolutely made the right decision to leave government and it helped make Theresa May look like a weak PM which she was.
Thank you Mr Farage. Very good interview. Up until the leadership elections of 2005, I'd never heard of David Davis. I've been a fan ever since. During the TV debates of the time he answered every question put to him directly. Cameron just waffled. He Should have been made leader then. Good to know though that there are still men of integrity in Parliament.
I can see why [David Davis] has been overlooked for PM he’s way better than the clowns running the show. This Government should be absolutely ashamed, for what they have done to Great Britain.
Im not a conservative but I always liked David Davis he would have been a better Tory leader than David Cameron and he is a Yorkshireman
Being a Yorkshireman is a top qualifying factor!
Yorkshireman? - he doesn't sound arrogant and pig headed!
Maybe Yorkshire born, but was mainly raised in London. Clearly an example of what the North and South can produce together :)
He's a Yorkshireman. Fine bloke.
I'm not a Tory or English, but I would trust David Davis before any of the other Liars.
Another cracking interview, beats the BBC into touch with ease.
Not hard to do these days!
The viewing figures don't agree.
I live in Australia and have learnt more about the British psyche, it’s history and politics from these interviews than any other British TV media outlet. There is respect for dialogue not just ideological driven indoctrination and I love the more open honest approach
It was a shit interview
I really do like David Davis, he's one of the very few politicians that I can stand nowadays.
Totally agree with you
Brilliant interview love these two genuine guys who love our country .
David Davis is a rare mix of intelligence and charisma. I suspect that “the establishment” saw him as a man to be feared.
He spoke out and began the debate about Huawei and UK 5G. If it wasn't for him Boris would have let the Chinese in
Cheers Nigel, wot a breath of fresh air 👍🏻
Having listened to this interview, I realise how much a part Mr Davis played in this great country regaining its sovereignty. Very much an unsung hero.
🤣😂🤣😂
"regaining its sovereignty"? What, on the english channel?🤣🤣🤣
@Joe S Yes, he could fight the mob but his hands were tied by May. You missed that point though that, but for his dipping out, May and her government would have kept on the negotiations for years and we might never have left.
This guy should be PM
Unfortunately Globalisation destroyed the nation state democracy
Yeah pm of the PDSA
I would agree but if it is stance on foreign aid and the fact that he didn’t want it cut
Not too sure about that. DD seems more of a good old fashioned, foot trudging Tory MP… He’d be a good Home Secretary I think…
The police would HATE him haha!
Either DD or NF would be great.
What a lovely sincere and unassuming man David Davis . The same can’t be said about Gove and others like him who are all arrogant or hypocritical or both !!
Couldn't agree with you more. Awful creatures.
He’s not an entitled posh boy . As “pull yourself up by the bootstraps “ as you can get . Haven’t followed his most recent arguments on Liberty though .
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Full respect for David Davis.
God damn right
Will those impact assessment that he needs to do his job being released soon?
@@liamjay306 they haven't been written yet, so... no.
David Davis should have been pm.
I agree with you.
A politician with integrity, a rare thing in the present government.
Integrity 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Think that’s why Farage is not one
@@simoncoe9344 wokey
lol :)
David Davis - there's something about him I like a lot. He's been in politics a long time, and yet he's always smiley and passionate. I agree, why didn't he put his hat in the ring after DC in 2016?
He did. He lost out to the pastiche Thatcher that was May.
One of the striking things about Davis is that he defies the assertion made by Dominic Cummings that he is "thick as mince and lazy as a toad." Listening to the radio documentary he made about Tony Benn years ago, or to his recent introduction of the Free Speech Bill, it is obvious that he is neither. I am no supporter of the Conservative Party, but he is of the breed of Conservatives that I could (still can) muster respect for.
@@MS-19 I think I would assume that any utterance falling from the lips of Cummings was designed to be a minor stratagem in a wider power play and therefore to be taken with a pinch of salt or ignored. Personally I'd like to see a moratorium on SPADs and access to Twitter for all MPs of all colours.
He speaks openly and frankly, very adhering.
@@johndavey8683 Oh, Cummings is a 21st century Machiavelli - of that, there can be no doubt. He'll play anyone, whatever their politics, like a harp from hell if it suits his fancy.
I am not a Tory but we need more like David Davis.
Cameron became the the Tory leader due to the media.
Look at America with Biden (CNN etc.) Defund the BBC cancel your tv licence.
Conservatives are classic controlled opposition. Only conserve the interests of international finance
more liars we've plenty of them his taat and lyle stuff is bullshit There's something of the Walter Mitty about David Davis. The media picked him up on one thing while he was in Washington - his claim to have been called a "charming bastard" on the front page of the Financial Times when in fact it was a label he applied to himself, then for it to appear on page 19 of the august journal. (www.pscp.tv/BloombergBrexit/1yoKMpMqylnxQ?t=229)
But while he was in Washington he came up with another oddity. Asked about phytosanitary standards and border checks Davis referred back to his previous career in the sugar industry, working for Tate & Lyle, when he claimed to have sold "high fructose syrup" across the Canadian border into the United States to "big breweries in Detroit". He says he was, therefore, "very conscious of my syrup going off if the customs people kept them for too long".
There are several points of interest here. High fructose syrup is actually a preservative and can extend the shelf-life of foods to which it is added, particularly bakery goods. It has a working shelf-life is six months when stored at ambient, although it is still usable long after that. The idea that it would go off while being delayed by customs, is not really plausible.
Secondly, although Tate & Lyle had Canadian refining interests, which it later sold, its high fructose syrup was produced in the United States, coming from plants in Illinois, Indiana and Tennessee. To get to Detroit and the like, it would not have had to cross an international border. (www.tateandlyle.com/news/tate-lyle-agrees-sale-canadian-sugar-refining-business)
David Davis worked for Tate & Lyle for 17 years, during which time one of his tasks was to restructure what was then its troubled Canadian subsidiary, Redpath Sugar, headquartered in Toronto. Redpath never produced high fructose syrup and, in fact, regarded the product as a threat, citing it as a reason for restricting sugar imports from Europe. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Davis_(British_politician)) and (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redpath_Sugar); (www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/sima-lmsi/er-rre/rr2014-006/rr2014-006-de-eng.html)
And then, the product is used primarily as a sweetener, in a wide range of consumer goods but has no direct application in breweries. It is hard to see why David Davis would be selling it to breweries in Detroit, or anywhere else for that matter - assuming he was in that business, which he wasn't.
To put it bluntly, Davis was never in the fructose business, the product has a long shelf-life and it is produced primarily from corn, so it's heartland is the United States, not Canada. His story about being conscious of the effect of customs delays on the deterioration of the product coming in from Canada to the United States is, on the face of it, an invention - a fiction.
@@Zappa943 Good man. Cancelled mine ages ago. They still keep sending me threatening letters.
@Charles Vane Very well articulated. That's why UKIP was so maligned; because they weren't part of the cosy Con, Lib, Lab group and because they genuinely stood for something else.
What makes David Davis unique, is that he has had a successful business career. Most British politicians have never held a real job in their lives, yet get to play with hundreds of billions of pounds of tax payers money, making completely detached from reality decisions and never having to face any consequences for anything they do
Their unique alright.them and the tory goverment.mafia are like monks compared to this lot of bastards.
As Brexit secretary he delivered nothing.
A successful career at Tate & Lyle. Clearly the pinnacle…
Brexit is a poor deal for businesses. We can’t trade with Europe.
@@swb7161 my company trades with Europe every single day
lot politicians have had normal jobs.... You sound like a blue collar worker
It is a curious situation when you get a person in charge of health for the nation who has no experience in health, then the next minute the same guy could be in charge of the nation's finances!
He would have been much better than Cameron who was useless and weak
Cameron had the reality of what he had signed with the UN bearing down on his shoulders, which we can now see the effects of in the channel.
Imagine getting beat by someone so useless and weak!
The late Christopher Hitchens said of Cameron "He seems content-free to me. Never had a job, except in PR, and it shows. People ask, “What do you think of him?” My answer is: he doesn’t make me think."
All of our PMs have been weak since John Major. I mean, can you think of one who's been good?
@@keyboarddancers7751 .......rigged?
Thumbs up if you love Talking Pints.
I love drinking pints🍺
It's so refreshing to have an interviewer like Nigel who doesn't constantly interrupt his guests or try and score cheap points with gotcha questions every two minutes.
A bit too short on time , it would have been great to have double the time, certainly with David Davis and get into the detail around loss of freedom. I am not a Tory but I have recently become a fan of David as he seems to be a lone voice of sanity and tries to prevent the law being trampled on and us being steamrollered into a tyranny.
There should be a barman/woman pouring the pint... But yes good idea.. Pubs are where the British most debate.
Yes we need people who've had a real job not students who are famous for being daft
Hooray for what you just said/wrote!
What about the old system. Aristocrats with military service. The last great leader from this caste was Churchill. And he was truly a great leader, when in war time it must be said. . You want someone who has a had a job? Nigel worked in banking, is that what you want? You want a businessman? That was Trump. You want a butcher or Baker? They don't even exist anymore except for in large food chains.
And let’s face it, it’s true!
David davis resigned because he finally worked out the little england is a tiny island which doesnt make much trying to sell jam to people who
Make their own cheaper.brexit is noithing but english exceptionalism supported by mentally ill pensioners
Fine, honest parliamentarian
As an ex constituent of David I couldn't be prouder to have him there fighting for what is right. Worst thing about moving house was moving MP. One in a million 👍
Well done GBN very much enjoyed. 👍
This is great TV . Like Clarkson, Farage knows how to do good TV .
Farage certainly knows his stuff.
😂😂😂
Aw, old good Nigel even mentioned here, enigmaticly, that situation of fishery is 'not 'ideal'. I would like to hear much more from him about it, He was loudly outspoken about Brexit eldorado for british fishermen, wasn't he? It used to be his main theme, his 'battle'. Now not a peep from Nigel about promissed post- Brexit benefits in fishery industry. Is he not interested in fishery anymore?
@@miras2222 But he didn't sign this awful agreement!
@@JohnCooper835 yep, in fact he wanted his crazy abstract 'clean' Brexit, no deal at all. Of course he had absolutely zero, zilch practical solutions for all possible turmoils, probems, barriers etc for businesses and peoples lives.
His way is to talk alot of s**t to get attention and then, when s**t hapens, he conveniently forgets what he said before. He is a farce, nobody with more than two cells in brain takes this clown seriously.
@scabthecat he does like to speak but to be fair you'll hear a lot less of his guests elsewhere. He holds his opinions back quite a bit. I bet he's hard work in a real pub.
David Davis is a fine MP, we need more like him.
This is just a fantastic show with interesting guests and conversations. Big fan of DD
.........he is far too intelligent to be a P.Minister.
I could listen to this kind of talk for hours.
He should have been Tory leader - not Cameron.
@@mariogmajner6549 , and yet they’re streets ahead of Labour lol
😂 Lmao. What about Labour then?
@@AC-tn9hg They have become the 5th column and they are so foolish they don't even understand the reality.
Yes but Cameron gave us the EU ref cos he was stupid.
David Cameron was the right man at the right time. He transformed the Conservative party into the modern day beast that gave Boris Johnson an 80 seat majority. The problem with this Conservative party is that this pandemic has left them chasing their own tail.
Excellent interview. Farage is extremely good in his interviewing technique because he has an insight and intellect into the other party’s view. Well done!
One of the few in parliament I actually trust and speaks a lot of sense.
Why don't you blame your colleagues - they are accountable to US and they are so inept, so ineffectual - and they DAMAGE US.
If the left can say that John smith was their best PM that never was, then I think the right could claim the same for David Davis.
Not really. He's a good constituency MP and campaigner on single issues but certainly not PM material. After being made Brexit secretary, he turned up at a meeting with EU officials with one page of talking points and an aide, the EU turned up with their best negotiators and a team of lawyers then promptly handed his arse to him.
So not Davis, then whom? Willie Whitelaw, Heseltine, leadsom, don’t tell me Gove !!!?
@@jcem1564 Raab. He's the only person in the Tory party with a pair big enough to stand up to the EU and plastic paddies in Washington who want to carve up the UK.
He's worked inside the bubble at the EU, WTO and even prosecuted war criminals at the Hague. He hasn't put a foot wrong at the Foreign office but the most appealing aspect about him for me at least is that he's fiercely anti woke yet for some reason, he finished sixth in the party leadership race.
I would rather have him running the show than Boris making a tit of himself.
@@jcem1564 Heseltine is a globalist traitor
@@FightFairLoseEasy I agree 100%, I was just offering him choices
At last, meaningful and intelligent interviews.
We're starving for this - thank you again Mr Nigel Farage. Talking PINTS!
Clearly a three minute speech is not long enough when the more serious problems require debating. As D. Davis says, 10 minutes would be better.
No finer example than this to prove there are far too many politicians in parliament.
Little wonder the country is in such a mess and not being run properly. . Cut the numbers back and parliament may run more efficiently.This is a ridiculous scenario and needs to be organised and sorted out. The devolved governments on top increase the numbers and are shown not to be working. Then comes the House of Lords! adding more to the numbers. Many of their positions being ‘ jobs for the boys”.
Clearly --
“ Too many cooks are spoiling the broth “
We don’t need this large number of politicians to run this small Island country.
This seriously needs to be addressed for efficiency sake.
Shame they're too short.
What a breath of fresh air. Two politicians showing respect and letting each other speak with concise and logical discussion . These are leaders that should be.
David needs to step forward....
What a champion this man is, RESPECT and thank you for your service.
What a great interview, facinating man and so enjoyed his assessment of parliament today and the service we are not getting. Wish there was more conservatives like him. Well done NF so refreshing to watch an interview without any point scoring of the interviewer. I learnt stuff watching that 👏👏
Top bloke David Davis, extremely clever man , argues his point in such an articulate and calm way. Could listen to him all day . Dismantled the woke and the e.u so skillfully, would make a great p.m
Fantastic to see a a genuinely talented interviewer give their guests the chance to speak and be themselves.
What a contrast to Maoist Marr on the Diversity Channel.
Absolute legend. The Prime Minister I hope we eventually get.
He's too old now. He had his shot in 2005, but sadly the Tory members opted for David Cameron instead.
Watching this from across the ocean & I really enjoy the format & the calibre of the guests. Mr. Davis comes across as principled & down to earth. I also like that Nigel, while having his own opinions, allows plenty of time for the guests to express their's. The 'talking pints' concept just works, as there really is something about sitting down over a drink that relaxes us and encourages a bit of banter & chat.
I’d back him for PM. Boris has been a let down.
He bears out much of what was suspected - re the decline of standards in Parliament.
Part of joining the EU, power to be moved offshore along with everything else.
What a man! love David Davis and his stories! the banter between him and Nige is great! and I wonder who the other 2 Cabinet members who said no to BRINO from May at Chequers? Patel and Raab?
When Davis joined the commons the PM was a greengrocers daughter and a former chemist. Now the PM is a full time clown who was born from a half time clown.
I have always admired David Davis, he comes across as very methodical in his thinking and it is always so good to hear his reasoning and point of view on various subjects.
At least he knows where he went wrong when he tried to become PM, one of the few that admits to a mistake. Shame Bliar, Cameron, May & Johnson can't be HONEST
That's the problem. The house of commons is no longer full of the common people.
It is, but they need to work in industry before going into Politics.
It never was. Don't forget even in the Victorian period, which wasn't long before the franchise of everyone having an equal vote. Lords owned large areas of land and 50% of commoners were servants in those households. Lords made almost all the laws. MPs were just there for decoration.
@@czhaok No. Before 1911, the Lords had a total veto, but they always let the Budget go through. The Parliament Act of 1911 reduced that veto to two years.
@@susannamarker2582 right. So it was controlled by the lord's completely. What you said didn't contradict what I said. Plebian
@@czhaok Calm down. The MPs were not decoration, but the Lords could veto any Bill completely before 1911. That doesn't mean they did. It just means they had the power to.
" very very difficult to get Whitehall off their knees" - fantastic quote thankyou DD
He's the best Prime Minister this country never had.
That would be William Hague imo. Did an outstanding job as Foreign Secretary. Has broader shoulders than all three of Cameron, May and Johnson.
Every talk I have tuned into has been so interesting thanks
I like David Davis. I wish he had been leader.
........yes - he was a very popular choice - such a shame he never got to be Prime Minister......but we got Worzal Gummidge instead.
@@elizabethsheffield6609 ha ha, Worzel Gummidge, that is a perfect description of Boris. Only difference is that Worzel Gummidge was likeable.
The young don't see their liberties disappear unless internet access is restricted, because this is where they live much of their life.
I see it and its terrifying tbh, especially when I look at my peers realise just how much of a tiny minority I am amongst my generation.
Great programme nigel. This is what we need more of.
What a shame that most politicians, including the prime minister, don't represent the people of this country like David Davis..
The two best people in politics and a great conversation .
Come on David please help us fight for our civil liberties...say no to the vaccine passports!!
He's one that will survive the cull come the revolution ✊
We need more people like David Davis in Parliament.
Nigel really knows how to neck a pint. Pretty good interviewer, too.
The man has by his own admission had alot of practice
Yes along with most of the male population of the U.K.
David was the only MP who spoke about ivermectin
What happened to ivermectin discussion that’s gone quiet Come on David tell us
And reminded the government about the Councl of Europe Resolution 732, regarding using coercion, to increase =vax uptake. Not that it's done much good.
#Nuremberg 2.0
Absolutely brilliant
This man needs to be brave and really take this freedom issue to its very end.
This just gets better and better, fantastic format needing extended.
You're right, could easily have listened to an hour or more of that..
Good to here David Davis talk here now on this PAST subject
A great interview; many thanks. Mr. Davis is one of the few MPs today who deserves the description, "honourable".
Two best prime Minister’s we never had. 🏴🇬🇧🙏❤️🤓
Best interview yet!! Huge respect to David and Nigel for this pub talk interview. Pretty sure the PM would be up for this also in a few years time.
We need people speaking out against vaccine fascism.
Completely agree.
@Benjamin Would you prefer Vaccine Authoritarianism?
Stormcrow vaccines Marxism
@Benjamin it's not a vaccine either
Please learn what the word " fascism" means.
I like the concept, 'talking pints'; the best way to relax and loosen your tongue.
love GB news
I really like this format. Having a pint and a chat. You feel like you’re getting their actual thoughts and opinions, not just sound bites. It’s unusual but it definitely works and it’s very refreshing. Well done, GB News 👍🏼
David would make an exceptional pm 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🏴❤️🇬🇧
Great program. Keep it up
David Davis is one of the most respected politicians of all time.
I've always enjoyed my freedom and I'll fight to keep it, as I have all this year.
I like DD -had a lot of interesting things to say and wish he had longer
“Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program” - Milton Friedman
This is Britain, government isn't a dirty word here
@@roberthudson3386 It should be.
@@R3tr0v1ru5 But isn't because the majority of people are not brainwashed by ridiculous anti-left wing media like they are in the US.
This is why GB News was set up, to go to work on preparing our population for Americanisation. To prepare the groundwork for destroying the NHS and workers' rights and move Britain from a moderate European mixed market economy to a brutal US model instead.
And the BBC is also playing its role in this too, by convincing a new generation of youngsters that class and rational self-interest is not what matters, but rather race, gender, sexuality, and making people define themselves in those terms.
@@roberthudson3386 if only. The idiots in this country are so far left even after months of socialism impoverishing them they still think the government should control more
@@fatfat1877 Brexit's f*cked the economy, furlough helped a lot, it would have been far worse without it
Love it. Love GB news
David I wish you was my MP. .
How come the torys select the likes of may and Johnson to lead them when the likes of David Davis and Ian Duncan Smith , Desmond Swain, and many more would be better leaders
Smith did lead us
Another great conversation, Nigel! David Davis sounds like a good man.
Very interesting interview.
Enjoyed again Farage 🍺😇🇬🇧
I would love to see Sir Desmond Swayne on talking pints . Just seeing intelligence people talking is a breath of fresh air .
Great interview. This is for all the people who said he abandoned Brexit. Yes, try and get something done when your hands are completely tied and your boss says "no". He absolutely made the right decision to leave government and it helped make Theresa May look like a weak PM which she was.
Excellent interchange. Mr Davis is direct and honest and fair.
We need to start these interviews 5 pints into a session, then we'll really find out the truth from politicians. 😲
Brilliant comment.
Got to say Farage is an excellent interviewer
Other political interviewers please take note - Nigel shows you how to do it.
Fantastic stuff
Go on Mr Farrage. Do what you do - you are magnificent!
I like David Davies, I met him a couple of times during the Brexit campaign. I am not a Tory and have never voted Tory but he is a good bloke.
Nigel is back look 👀 out u snow flakes ah ha n I n the rest off Uk 🇬🇧 back him u wait n see x
The "freedom" discussion is spot on.
Respect to Farage for smashing the pints every day
Cheers, enjoyed this
He should of been PM instead of the clowns we have had over the last 20 years.
As usual, an excellent discussion!
Thank you Mr Farage. Very good interview. Up until the leadership elections of 2005, I'd never heard of David Davis. I've been a fan ever since. During the TV debates of the time he answered every question put to him directly. Cameron just waffled. He Should have been made leader then. Good to know though that there are still men of integrity in Parliament.
I can see why [David Davis] has been overlooked for PM he’s way better than the clowns running the show. This Government should be absolutely ashamed, for what they have done to Great Britain.
I think GBN is going to become the Newsmax of America.
I'm not sure that's a good thing.
Superb, thank you
Good on you David Davis.
I love these chats.