You're possibly in the freeist country on the planet. With possibly the best world leader. Keep going Boris!!

@@gradualdecay1040 You are the weirdest bot I have seen yet.

@@epender so no counter argument then?!

@@gradualdecay1040 You are literally commenting that Boris Johnson is a great leader on a video which shows him being the complete opposite? It's people like him who have REMOVED freedoms from the British public.

He can not give false (more so not guaranteed ) accusations which is why he was told to withdraw and say inadvertently mislead as that is what Boris has said. Whether or not that is true only Boris can 100% know which is why they can't just say what they like.

@@alexmcknight8736 it's not a false accusation. BJ misled parliament. Blackford can't know he did that inadvertently, so he can't state that. He's my hero of the day for saying what most of us know, BJ is a liar

@@hans.vbaalen Unfortunately parliament is a house of law so by not withdrawing the comment he leaves himself open to libel and prosecution. His ejection removes him comments. Whether true or not, the common man wants the economy sorting not so BS about parties, which all parties would have held. Get on with their jobs would be nice.

utter rubbish all of you except Leon your correct

Speaker might as well resign too

YES

Just political theatre by Blackford. Sturgeon was found to have misled the Scottish parliament and didn’t resign. It’s not about honour, it’s about political survival. Blackford is and always has been, a joke. The fact that he is right about this is more a testament to Johnson’s failings. The PM should resign, just as Blackford should eat a salad. Both probably won’t.

@@andrewelphick2304 And there go the personal insults. Whatever you said before that is null and void pal.

@@andrewelphick2304 The Independent James Hamilton who investigated said that the First Minister did not break the ministerial code. The vote of no confidence in the First Minister brought by the Tory's in the Scottish parliament was defeated by 65 MSPs - 31 MSPs. Only the Tory's voted in favour Labour and liberal democrats abstained. The committee that was investigating leaked information like a sieve. With members like Jackie Baillie Labour saying that the first minister was guilty the day before the First Minister gave evidence to the committee for 8 hours. Murdo Fraser Tory also said that the First Minister was guilty before all the evidence was heard. The committee split down party line's. But you clearly are a Tory fan boy who is trying to deflect from the fact that Boris Johnson is a lying incompetent 🤡.

Do British citizens think they'd like more lies from their leaders? Huh.

It’s his job to enforce commons rules in fairness

Actually sometimes the sky IS purple.

@@hunters.7469yeah I know, they need to change the rules to allow for circumstances in which MP's say things which are demonstrably false

@@hunters.7469 people do not understand. They want politics to be a blood sport. They do not want it to be about civility, decorum and debate.The speaker was right. Ultimately the people of Sky, Ross, and Lochaber lost their view from being shared further today.

@@jacobwatkinson875 so the wording suggested by the speaker would make it more true. You can't know what it was in Boris' head. You can guess what was there, but not know for sure. I watched it live. He should have said inadvertently lied vs purposely lied. No one but the PM knows that. Ian is dumb - he was going to be the headline for saying he lied, whether he said inadvertently or not.

"inadvertedly"??🤣

Mislead the whole country! And probably misleading his wife lol

BAN this guy, he speaks the truth!

And lied to the queen

@@h3rbal1sthaz59 Oh' big deal !!! Two bad apples just replicants...

Brilliant point!

Inadvertantly told the truth!

Reverse phycology should have said he was telling the truth inadvertently

How little you understand of how Parliament has to work

@@bparry5446 idc how it has to work, it should work similar to a barbecue or sauce pan on a stove.

You don't have much experience with honor or integrity, do you?

Hear, here

For the first time in my life I have to agree with Blackford. 😱😱

@@davidtaylor1155 I had to agree with Ms May, but at least we're authentic!

Eton mess, lol... I went to a comprehensive school, but unlike you, I'm not one bit jealous... I've made my money... Most 'socialists' are simply failed capitalists... i bet you're skint and blame Boris for it

Apparently it's ok to lie in the house but not to tell the truth.

must be Covid eating up his brains, or whats left of it

So true

Sorry for being caught? I wouldn't even go that far.

100% real talk

Do you honestly believe this has anything to do with a party?

@@gradualdecay1040 Do we honestly believe that Boris being accused of misleading parliament over whether he was at a party, has anything to do with a party? Hmm, that's a difficult one. I'll get back to you on that.

*english

You can't call the PM a liar. But the PM can spew disgusting lies about the Leader of the Opposition with impunity. How is that right?

@@Relugushe rules state you can not accuse any member of misleading the house with equivocation or justification (basically without evidence) and you specifically can’t say liar to any MP (which is still what the PM, just an MP) or about any MP. It’s not any establishment signs, it’s the rules of the House of Commons!

The UK a 'democracy' ...please. Honesty gets you nowhere in our kleptocracy.

' The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it. ' George Orwell, 1984

@@cyberinsekt7942 what's a kleptocracy

I’m still waiting for everyone to stop working at their expense just to make the few rich

Parliament is a den of liars and cheats, including the holyier than thou Blackford.

It's not about him telling the truth. It's about the way he said it. Don't get me wrong, he was right, many in that chamber and outside of it supported his words. I know I do. But he *did* break a rule. You cannot and *must* not say that someone had intent to mislead the house because that would mean they would break the ministerial code. and if that claim is unsubstantiated (which in this case it wasn't but still) it opens the floodgates to parliament being flooded with false accusations and finger-pointing.

It kind of makes sense that you can't accuse other members of misconduct during debates, without this rule that would likely be the majority of debates

On the one hand I completely get where you are coming from. On the other, if you were to fix some of the "outdated" rules in Parliament you would likely end up with something pretty close to the US Congress, which would be a very bad thing indeed.

That's the Speaker's job. He has no leeway in this.

shame for what? Ian did it to make a statement and the speaker helped him make that statement over and over again...

It is unfortunately the rules you can't say someone else lied

@@LordOfLight Shame on the speaker for the way he reacted, shouting with an MP in such an aggressive manner. His attitude doesn't diffuse the conflict, he's been fuelling it for quite a while. He shouting "shut up" to anyone while sitting on that throne proves who he really is. Where are you, Berkow?!

Haha! Bring back Berkow. He would have had fun with this.

Yes but where has it got him ?...

I honestly appreciate and applaud him for sticking to his guns

Exactly, well said.

THIS!!!!! Where are all the brexiteers now with theur 35 million a week to the nhs? No one is questioning the government about this now are they

Same guy also voted for Scotland to jail people for making jokes 🤷🏽‍♂️🤣

@@TG-ts3xn he’s still right on this one tbf even if bo jo says we need to wait for the report you can go back and watch yourself as he did lie not inadvertently but aware of the facts he chose to say there was no party when the in sue grace reports it clearly says that the police know there was a party and are investigating, this whole rule of you can’t call people liars when the report hasn’t come out is wrong cause you just know boris will do everything in his power to slow down the report so no one by law can accuse him of lying in the House of Commons, if the only answer we get from boris is meaningless and never changes it defeats the point of the House of Commons gathering together to ask the PM questions as the answer is the always the same, it’s ruining all levels of democracy in the country if the MPs that we vote in can’t get any answers from the government in power for the 4 years they are in for they are effectively a dictatorship

@@MACfooty123 That’s not how dictatorships work. Serious read up on some more distant history

🤣

@@TG-ts3xn tg is raging coz he's a bitter little zombie who's values match that of borris the joke Johnson

@@vinny726 Not at all, Boris shouldn’t be there. But he’s the best we have. Don’t be mad at me because media don’t promote Reform party 🤷🏽‍♂️ Not like Labour oppose anything.

@@TG-ts3xn They also came in 5th after Greens in North Shropshire

@@vanpallandt5799 Who? And why do I care about that?

And a large waistline...not forgetting millions of £ in the bank!

@@spartybrearly7221 yeah because Boris Johnson is thin and poor 🤣

@@spartybrearly7221 and that's relevant how?

@@spartybrearly7221 Fallacy

Is Blackford affected by the cost of living crisis? 😂

Spot on. Totally agree with you 👍

To be fair you'll have a hard time pleading the 5th in the UK considering the fact that the UK hasn't adopted the US constitution.

Eww.

Integrity ha, kettles and pots more like.

@@daveross7 you must be a joke as well. Johnson is the man that the court ruled lied to the Queen. He has lied to the British public on just about everything he has ever said

Johnson has no morals

@@daveross7 He's got more integrity in one of his skin cells than Boris will ever have.

@@stoufer2000 rather be a joke than a snatzi we cannae think fer themselves, away an lick yer windees ya fud.

You cannot make an accusation against someone without evidence, or you would have every member of the house calling each other liars. The truth will come out when the report is published, then we will see who has been telling the truth, and who has been telling lies.

@@magburner Oh please...

@@magburner Keep tugging that forelock and you’d better sew lather patches on your trouser knees.

Magburner is right about the slagging match that would ensue. However, it's also clear Boris is a liar.

@@magburner He cited a date as evidence, is that not evidence?

If he was the only one who lies it would be different but ALL MPS LIE AND THE LABOUR PARTY MORE THEN SOME😡😡😡😡😡

@@kathleenfederl5121 It's easy to point the finger on others, isn't it? BJ is the PM and if you haven't notice it, the WHOLE WORLD is laughing at the UK today. The country became a laughing stock under the watch of BJ. It's a damage cannot be reversed easily.

@@verabolton We have had alot more laughter at our expense by many many worse Prime Ministers then Boris and that includes Churchill and look what he went on to do against all the odds!!!!

If Johnson lies to Parliament that is unlawful. THAT is something which should be acted upon because he has lied more than once to Parliament.

The whole thing is nuts. This guy is "meant" to be the leader of the Country. We are watching over educated adults defending him. Weeks ago he stood up and said he wasn't aware of any parties. Fast forward approx 6 x weeks and there were 12 X parties. 3 of which he attended. 1 in his own flat. That's apparently "facts" yet still he can't be called a "liar". These aren't little white lies. These are huge. We were to wait on the report. Now we have to wait on the enquiry 🙄He stated that his party (ironic) are dealing with the current issues, one being the ongoing unrest between Russia and the Ukraine, but he missed the call with Putin because he was too busy getting grilled. You couldn't make it up

wish they would and seek the independence they wish, cant be one or the other

he's the only one in there

Once that police report out there's know where to hide bojo

Ian blackford is saying wot we are all thinking

@@asweatyfatbloke :-) well spotted the like most jocks they have an IQ deficiency

Hear hear

What people? Not comedians… he voted to jail offensive jokes 🤷🏽‍♂️

Yeah yeah, these tyrants just want more control

and poison chem in drinking w guts no more dumped nuke waste from other countries fracking

He is doing a disservice from his constituents of Skye, Lochaber and Ross. He should have stayed, debated, and continued to make his points. By storming out like he did a few years ago under Theresa May during PMQs he proves it is theatrics. He is not really hero. They way he did it looks more like a temper tantrum.

Communists aren't people, they're animals.

@kontemplashion Maybe the speaker was in on it. He sounds like a working class Northener and Labour,and was sticking the boot in further knowing it would give the SNP MP a chance to rattle the cage. Hence,why we all watching it.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hear hear.

It’s just his job to follow the rules of the House, I hate Boris as much as the next person but the Speaker has to do his job

Blackford knew the rules. He wanted to be kicked out. He has run out of insults and it has to be theatre now.

@@lumpyfishgravy Johnsons lies are downright cinematic at this point, let alone theatrical.

You really need to get out more.

That’s a really ignorant comment. I’m amazed people forget who he is & what he did to Charles Kennedy, it wasn’t that long ago.

@@april-tui3524 Spot on, he is not exactly popular in Scotland.

@@alansbinnie1446 he’s been thrown out before too, this kind of behaviour is all he’s got. He’s a hypocrite.

@@alansbinnie1446 Aye probably right

SNP?!? 🤣 I’d take Boris over any of the current alternatives.

You being sarcastic?

He looks like and comes over as an ordinary scotsman to me. Only in the south does he stand out.

@@TG-ts3xn Why is that?

@@cyberinsekt7942 The Tories opposition hate the English. I’m English. I’d rather my culture, traditions and values are kept in place. I know how the red-Indians felt…

Can you really believe that man could run the country

@@lynnedavies5884 I'm pretty sure SNP has no ultimate goal of running the UK)

@@GaleOfPeril If that's the case he should mind his own business and stay in Scotland.

@@lynnedavies5884 shut up Lynne

@@kcyolne class

Leave johnson leave

Yes I'm sure all 12 of his followers will be thrilled 😂

@@j7ech402 Scotland....is more than that. Perhaps you didn't care or don't care now.

@@stephenconway2468 You’ve come into contact with one of those Tory bootlickers. Stay safe. They’re not the brightest

@@j7ech402 nice cope

Johnson literally proved Blackford's point with his Savile lie.

Someone's never heard of Northern Ireland ...

@Random Opinions You're lying.

@@davis7099 Because they died of covid you cretin.

Excellent and fair comment. I knew this man was not fit for purpose when he kept the airports open and was swaggering around talking about herd immunity then catching the virus himself, if true. Then making that remark about letting bodies pile high....and here we are,after all those deaths,including my own mother's, he was boozing up with his mates not once, not even twice,but multiple times. Man must go.

The "responsible police force" surveils No10 for 24/7. Anything happened in Downing Street, it happened under the watch of this "responsible police force" I have no great expectations.

You cannot. It must come out by other means. The rules are extremely outdated and it shows. I understand it's for debate, but it the rules are there to protect those with self interests by acting if they have none. Such as the case with Boris Johnson, and most Tory MPs for that matter.

@@revadarius2594 Rules seem to be different it the House of Lords where Lord Lansley, the former Tory health secretary, said: "Sue Gray's report did not extend to the question of what was said to the House of Commons by the Prime Minister in relation to these events over a number of months." Pressing the Tory Lords leader, Baroness Evans of Bowes Park, he added: "Can she say when and by what means the Prime Minister is proposing to correct the record for the House when it was inadvertently or otherwise MISLED?" So, the House of Lords clearly states the PM didn't tell the truth. Why must it not admitted in the House of Commons?

Well watch him at question time on Wednesdays . He is quick witted , bright , cuts to the point everytime . The Labour Party would sail the polls with him at their wheel .

The Bill Clinton way is Contagious!!!

Lindsay Hoyle is there to ensure the rules are followed. If you have a problem with the rules fair enough, but the Speaker is performing his duties. I also think Ian Blackford was right to say what he did.

as said rules..he actually i think made it look worse for Johnson

It's just the rules of the house, you can't say someone else lied, it's not his choice and that's why he kept giving the chance as he didn't want to have to invoke the article.

Sadly, the rest of the house is too spineless to do the same.

Let the debt be paid in full

I spotted that too. Couldn't believe my ears !!! What the heck is going on in our Parliament ?! ?! They look and sound and act like a bunch of hooligans.

A birthday party for Boris no doubt

You aren't allowed to call an MP a liar. I don't like it either