Question Time | 29th September 2022
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- Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate from Manchester. On the panel: minister for local government Paul Scully MP; Labour’s shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson MP; executive editor of The Economist and presenter of The Economists Asks podcast Anne McElvoy; chairman of Cobra Beer and vice-president of the CBI Lord Karan Bilimoria; and TV presenter and producer Richard Bacon.
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Listen to the lady in the headscarf speaking about mortgages at 29:35 and then the audience reaction. That sound the audience made, was the sound of the Conservatives losing the next general election.
Unfortunately it's taken this for people to realise how useless the Tory party is. I've been saying for years that it will take things to hit rock bottom before people will wake up to this.
The "Red wall" is the thickest wall.
@@michaelevans4110 .....tell me about it.
@@michaelevans4110
Red Wall Tory voters are thicker than double cream. What a bunch of chumps.
Memories are short though. We'll get a labour government for a term or two then it'll be back to voting Tory until they fuck shit up enough again. It's the same shit over and overm.
They won't fully wake up.They prefer the ' drowsy' state.
Even the Tory was too embarrassed to repeat Truss' nonsense about this being Putin's fault when we all watched the meltdown happen in real-time as the "mini-budget" was being delivered...
Well said . Totally agree 👍
The rate at which the conservatives are getting through prime ministers, they should bring them in on zero hour contracts.
Also when they go in hiding and refuse to attend select committees they should be docked pay and sanctioned.
Paul Scully MP . . . . . "I'll explain trickle down economics one more time but 99% of you aren't going to get it!"
What have energy prices got to do with tax cuts for rich?
Get Joe Lycett on QT 😆
What I can't understand about the govt. is they keep using the word growth - growth literally starts at the bottom and grows to the top. Where were they when the did that at school?!
PERFECT expression of how I felt literally every time he opened his mouth. 32:11
The situation for the Tories is pretty dire when Fiona has to beg those who voted them in to speak up.
There should be a early general election
Let's cut bills and oh you may lose your house. 🤡
Well technically i guess if you lose your house, then your energy bill problems have been solved.
And your pension but don't worry your children's children will be paying to heat your home this winter
The MP doesn't dare because he will use his expenses to help himself. Something else the taxpayer pays for
We found we had to act by cutting the Top Tax Rate & cutting benefits to the poorest . An outstanding success for Liz Truss & her hedge fund managers .
A 15 min discussion over 10.4% when they have actually gone up to 5.7?
Not a single person on that panel will need to go without. At least those defending the working and middle class, like RB, have some decency. But this show just parades who is deemed "important", they hog the show. The plebs get 30 seconds each to say something that can be ignored or fobbed off. The politicans stick to talking points they've rehearsed all week. Question Time is a travesty. Worse than nothing.
I dnt agree in essence but u make v impotant point. The audience need more time to develop there points in a v limited 1hr show.Host must b come down hard on repetiveness. Deffo less panel chat more audience participation.🎯
Anyone else think Liz Truss never stopped being a Lib. Dem and this is her revenge to take down the Tory party? 🤣
She's honestly the best PM we ever had. Destroyed the Tory party and killed the Queen all in the first month. Recon she'll accidentally lead a communist revolution by Christmas.
Tories have lost the plot
The presenter tried to ignore the first difficult question. Blatant bias.
One word - Moonshine
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Bridgette Phillipson needs to be more of a Rottweiler. I feel she always comes up short on QT even with an open goal. Fiona Bruce is always moving the conversation away from hard questions, and please for gods sake get rid of the pointless 'cheery' question to soften the blow at the end. This is our lives we're discussing not 'comedic' undertones of where the next Eurovision contest will be held!
After heavy anxious gravitas a light end of show note duz no harm and ends wiv a bit of a chuckle . No harm done. Keep that tradition goin in my book.😉
MP's working problems not solutions for decades getting away with it
Paul Scully is a legend......ary ....🛎 end
Tory sewage.
Affluent effluence.
Not one question on the Nordstream attacks?
So long air time on one conservative MP, Why ask others to join in?
Serves these British ragamuffins fir voting 🗳 tory 🙄 for 12+ years. What did you think 🤔 would happen??
Was Rabia's calim that her offer of 4.5% went up to 10.5% verified? sounds to bad to be true??? I have searched mortgage rates this morning and the highest rate is 5.7% and even that is after the two tear discount.
Yes verified
yes it's definitely true. I'm a first time e buyer, inital offer was around 4%, now they are saying 8.2%.....not a chance I can afford that.
The problem is no one can remember what inflation is my first mortgage was 13.5% on a fixed rate for 5 years and I couldn't afford the buy out so my advice to anyone getting a fixed rate is make sure you keep the buy out fee safe ! My mortgage dropped by 2 3rds
It’s false. There’s no products that high.
@@razzledazzler88 I think it would be that high if you have a very small deposit.
nothing on putin
Trust us? Truss sucks
I very much doubt it!
Ahahahha
Hopeless analysis from the lot of them.
The housing market is a disaster caused by meddling of government and too much power given to banks for decades, exacerbated by bailouts. ££ printing and near 0% rates since 2009 that all on the panel support.
The Tories as party of home ownership? Ms Applebaum is hopelessly out of touch. Home ownership rates are IN DECLINE under a Tory government. The 0% rates for the past 13 years have forced people to choose between staying as a renter or taking out double the level of debt they woulda taken out if interest rates had been set fairly, by the market w/o ££ printing.
Then rates would have been 5-6%, mortgage rates 6-8% but it would not have been a problem as home prices woulda been lower, and it woulda been affordable.
You all created this bubble. And now it is bursting because interest rates must rise or the £ collapses and inflation soars. The rates going to normal levels are now not affordable on £400K or £500K of debt. Had it been £200K debt, no problemo. This is a problem the entirety of the British Establishment, inclding Ms Applebaum, has caused
there is no cost of living/ energy crisis, Russia burning 10 million USD worth of unused gas EVERY DAY near the Finnish border. But the west decided to pay the »cost of freedom«, so pin the ukrainian flag onto your shirt and enjoy the western style of living while it lasts.
A Labour government would be a bigger disaster ....lets face it the UK is wrecked!
Seriously 🤣🤣🤣
The last Labour government was streets ahead of any government that's followed it.
@@paullayton363 previous labour treasury secretary Bryne to the incoming Laws at the end of the last labour's goverment:
"I'm afraid to tell you there's no money left"
@@modelmanjohn yes . . . . . as a direct result of Thatcher's deregulation of the financial market. Without the Thatcher/Reagan policies of the 1980s, the 2008 sub prime mortgage financial crash would not have happened. Thatcher devastated this country and to hold her up as an icon of fiscal responsibility is as perverse as her having Saville round for Christmas dinner with the grandkids.
@@modelmanjohn I'm afraid that was following in the tradition of other treasury officials of all hues leaving similar notes to their successors...the last time though it was weaponised by the Tories and their friends in the media...if indeed there was no money left...where did the money come from the day after Labour left office and the coalition government took over...I'm afraid you've been duped...the last Labour government left a debt of around 67% of GDP...The Tories managed to raise it to around 90% of GDP and that was before the pandemic... maybe you ought to check Full facts rather than repeat right wing memes before you reply.