You'll probably have heard about the interview with Boris Johnson on the Andrew Marr show in which ol' buffoon Boris was humiliated in front of a large TV audience - not dissimilar to the infamous Chloe Smith interview in June 2012. I believe this did a good job of telling the British public about Boris Johnson, and how him gaining power should be avoided at all costs.
While I generally dislike political presenters such as Andrew Marr, I have got to take my hat off for him in this instance. His questions were brilliantly tough, acting as the perfect test for the wannabe PM to see what he could withstand. He failed. The highlight for me was when Boris used the typical excuse of them not having enough time to explain the situations he was questioned on - such as the shocking case of him giving the address of a journalist out for the purposes of violence. It was one of the few points at which I genuinely wished there was no TV schedual to stick to - sure, it stops utter mayhem evoking on TV, but for the sake British political interview shows, it would be really fantastic.
Well, there we have it. Fingers crossed Boris keeps his mitts off power. You can watch the highlights of the BBC1 interview here: http://aggbot.com/Headline-News/article/19246848
In other Boris Johnson news, the buffoon has expressed his wishes that we were the French and has demanded streaking high speed rail lines, power plants and airports across the countryside: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9933118/Boris-Johnson-Build-airports-power-plants-and-railways-on-the-countryside.html
You can always rely on him to save our nation.
While I generally dislike political presenters such as Andrew Marr, I have got to take my hat off for him in this instance. His questions were brilliantly tough, acting as the perfect test for the wannabe PM to see what he could withstand. He failed. The highlight for me was when Boris used the typical excuse of them not having enough time to explain the situations he was questioned on - such as the shocking case of him giving the address of a journalist out for the purposes of violence. It was one of the few points at which I genuinely wished there was no TV schedual to stick to - sure, it stops utter mayhem evoking on TV, but for the sake British political interview shows, it would be really fantastic.
Well, there we have it. Fingers crossed Boris keeps his mitts off power. You can watch the highlights of the BBC1 interview here: http://aggbot.com/Headline-News/article/19246848
In other Boris Johnson news, the buffoon has expressed his wishes that we were the French and has demanded streaking high speed rail lines, power plants and airports across the countryside: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9933118/Boris-Johnson-Build-airports-power-plants-and-railways-on-the-countryside.html
You can always rely on him to save our nation.
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