[Brother Leon]

Paxman trying his hardest to fish for something and failing


Show would have been great if he shut up more and let the audience ask more questions.

[Withano]

I've always hated Paxman. Mostly because of how condescending he is on University Challenge... its great to see him be put firmly back on the ground again

[Shaun]

There was some question-dodging but some pretty dumb questions too. Even Mr. UKIP Tory Tory? UKIP thinks so.

A fairly successful broadcast for Corbyn.

[joeysteele]

Actually after one of Paxman's worst series of questions ever I think,Corbyn has come across rather well.
If I wasn't already a Labour supporter,he would have gone some way to winning me over.

[Kizzy]

Knew paxman would be a total **** ... let's see how he is with may.

If there's no questions on schools meals the dementia tax and the police it's a fix

[Wizard.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Knew paxman would be a total **** ... let's see how he is with may.

If there's no questions on schools meals the dementia tax and the police it's a fix

Wait so if Paxman is just as bad on Theresa you're actually going to say he's not being nice or is that acceptable?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Riley.

Wait so if Paxman is just as bad on Theresa you're actually going to say he's not being nice or is that acceptable?

If he's the same then he's at least being fair

[Shaun]

I always thought England did get a winter fuel allowance. Or is it based on income in England but universal in Scotland?

[Greg!]

Corbyn did quite well but he should have answered a lot of the questions better, especially one about the falklands and the one about drone strikes.

[Kizzy]

We are GOING to this and that.... WHAT?!!

The election is in just over a week! why haven't these consultations and meeting with people and charities been done and put into the manifesto?

SHE IS LYING

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

We are GOING to this and that.... WHAT?!!

The election is in just over a week! why haven't these consultations and meeting with people and charities been done and put into the manifesto?

SHE IS LYING

Lying is the one thing she does to perfection.
How anyone believes a word she says is beyond all my understanding.

[reece(:]

Jezza CLOCKED Paxman!

[reece(:]

Tula always stumbling with her words

[Greg!]

Tez is having a nightmare

[Kizzy]

Waffle... nonsensical waffle.

[reece(:]

Paxman will crumble Tula's dusty wig

[Greg!]

Paxman is a massive Tory so I doubt it

[MTVN]

She's not very good at this really but at least she's a credible politician so the questions were all about current policy, she doesn't have 30 years of association with terrorists hanging around her neck like Corbyn does

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by MTVN

She's not very good at this really but at least she's a credible politician so the questions were all about current policy, she doesn't have 30 years of association with terrorists hanging around her neck like Corbyn does

Yes, I thought Corbyn came across speaking well and determined, just couldn't believe most of what he said.
Theresa May is not the best at speaking in public, but she tells it as she thinks it, even if she knows we won't like the answers.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Yes, I thought Corbyn came across speaking well and determined, just couldn't believe most of what he said.
Theresa May is not the best at speaking in public, but she tells it as she thinks it, even if she knows we won't like the answers.

Yes,that is why I lean towards her,she doesn't curry favour for votes.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Yes,that is why I lean towards her,she doesn't curry favour for votes.

I agree - I appreciate some honesty even if I don't like what I hear.

I do think Corbyn is saying what he knows many want to hear.

Words come cheap. Actions don't.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I agree - I appreciate some honesty even if I don't like what I hear.

I do think Corbyn is saying what he knows many want to hear.

Words come cheap. Actions don't.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I agree - I appreciate some honesty even if I don't like what I hear.

I do think Corbyn is saying what he knows many want to hear.

Words come cheap. Actions don't.

The only actions you get from May are u-turns.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I agree - I appreciate some honesty even if I don't like what I hear.

I do think Corbyn is saying what he knows many want to hear.

Words come cheap. Actions don't.

And all we have from may is 'gonna' we;re gonna write a green paper, talk to peopl and charities.... Why has she not done it so it can go in the manifesto?

Nothing about foodbanks, nothing about NHS waiting times nothing about housing. She was given a VERY easy ride.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Yes, I thought Corbyn came across speaking well and determined, just couldn't believe most of what he said.
Theresa May is not the best at speaking in public, but she tells it as she thinks it, even if she knows we won't like the answers.

She didn't say anything though. It was literally all catchphrases platitudes and desperate attempts to avoid questions.

Corbyn pretty much crushed it, he gave detailed responses, he backed up what he was saying. Look at the question about the EU deal, Corbyn could tell us exactly what he wanted from a deal and he committed to getting that deal but May refused to be anything other than vague and non-committal.

She said nothing of substance.