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  • PAUL O'GRADY FOR PRIME MINISTER.

  • @knk1000bike1 Couldn't agree more. He'd do a better job of running the country than any tory could. Power to the people!

  • I cannot stand this man but holy fuck I respect him now!

  • What a socialist. I love him.

  • BASTARDS 

  • I have always liked Paul O'Grady, however I see this as a cheap gag. It's okay moaning about cuts, but in my view they are more than necessary. In addition to that, I would much rather have the Conservative party taking care of our economy and country, rather than Labour. A fine job they did....

  • @adamps16 'in your view'? Ok, we should probably ignore the warnings from IMF and leading economists then. Phew, was starting to get genuinely worried about having no future and stuff. And guess what - I agree with you about Labour. Just a shame people in our country have so little imagination they see that as the only alternative.

  • @adamps16 Yes but ask yourself why Labour were in in the first place. Because the country was sick to death of the mess the Tories got us into in the previous EIGHTEEN years.

  • I love that my comment has been negatively voted - obviously all raving lefties are watching this!

  • All you having a go at paul o'grady for being rich can shut the fuck up he came from nothing down in liverpool and worked bloody hard to earn his money so he knows very much what its like have no money and live in hardtimes i bet you never had it as hard as he had you clueless wankers

  • @trickykirk18 Um. we aren't having a go at him because he's rich, I'm not a communist. I just hate this attitude about the tories, that they are rich toffs with no clue, it's ridiculous, like labour haven't made a mess of this country, so I'm not arguing that he's rich, it's just he is hardly affected by the cuts as the average person.

  • THIS IS A MAN WHO WORKED FROM THE BOTTOM OF A LADDER TO THE TOP GOOD ON HIM TO SPEAK THE TRUTH IT TAKES GAY BLOKE'S LIKE US TO SPEAK THE TRUE ( BARE THAT IN MIND B4 U TALK SHIT ) LIVE PAUL O GRADY X

  • The fact he's rich is even better, 'cause he could quite easily say, "I'm alright Jack!". But he's not, he's complaining about other less fortunate people being bullied.

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  • @DMaddox2010 a millionaire standing up for the people, yeah, sounds like a wanker to me. i mean, i'd rather see one of those knob head bankers just sit there and show off their money to be honest.

  • Im not really a fan of Paul O' Grady but what he says here is 100% true! FUCK THE TORIES.

  • GOVERNMENTS OF SELF SERVING, GREEDY POLITICIANS WHO WORK ONLY FOR THE RICH AND ALLOW BANKING FRAUD TO PLACE THE WORLD IN POVERTY. AS EACH GOVERNMENT IS AN H M GOVERNMENT, MEANING THAT ALL ACTIONS ARE APPROVED BY THE CROWN, OTHERWISE ONE WOULD HAVE HEARD CENSURE. AN ABSOLUTELY APPALLING DEMOCRATIC AND GOVERNMENTAL SYSTEM ALLOWED TO FALL FLAT ON ITS FACE IN THE MIRE BY WEAK LEADERSHIP AND FAILED INSTITUTIONS. jsf

  • yer shit on radio 2 as well u tosser

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  • TWAT

  • i love it when paul kicks off especialy now that his show is on late he can fully kick off and swear and just be himself dose he realise how funny he is when he is angry i wonder?

  • @MrNath5150 Paul for prime minister, i say. Would do a better job than the gobshite we have at the moment. Failing that, if a large plane were to land on parliament, please. Agree with you Paul is very funny.

  • If the condem bastards just made their friends pay their taxes, most if not all of these cuts could be avoided, get out there and protest.

  • @Mzgruesome If they stopped paying out 8 BILLION pounds a year in Foreign Aid they could also avoid these cuts. Last year they gave away 1 billion pound in aid to India and In june of last year Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell announced a £89.3 million free school textbook pro-gramme for schools in Pakistan’s north west Khyber Pukhtunkhwa province and that 300,000 girls will receive a monthly allowance to encourage them to attend school. Bastards.

  • He's obviously got about as much clue of the ecomonic reality as a three year old crying because there's no more lollies left in the fridge.

  • Did he say that live on afternoon TV?

  • Things Can Only Get Better or We Are All In This Together - the coalition has the same meaningless cliches as the last Labour government, who, along with reckless greedy bankers, got us to this place. See my take on it on my channel - with apologies to D'Ream!

  • Why did Clegg cross the road? 'Cause he said he wouldn't.

  • Well done paul.... you remember your roots and what a bunch of spiteful heartless people the torys are. You are rightly widely admired..

  • Paul O'Grady for PM! He wouldn't turn his back on his principles just to get some power like a certain Mr. Clegg.

  • Well said Paul. This was like the Daily Show just better! Cameron thinks he's 'middle class' he has millions in the bank! The Tory ROYAL London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames has the smallest council spending cut while I believe its the Labour Tower Hamlets (one of the poorest boroughs in London) gets the biggest cut in London. Fair? No. It seems people have forgot what Thatcher done to this country. But don't worry! They will be reminded soon.

  • Thank you Paul, you're a god inmy eyes, he should be a Labour M.P.

  • @tinymacmurph Well he is due to the fact it's seems to be ok for these raving lefties to have alot of money, (Doesn't bother me one bit before you say) but they go on about tories.. are out to harm the poor it's ridiculous.. due to the fact the whole misconception that the conservatives aims are to go out of there way to harm the poor and would see children poorer than labour etc.. it is not true!!

  • @rosesinthebloom

    Why is he a champagne socialist? Just because someone from a working class background makes good doesn't mean they have to abandon their political beliefs. Rather someone like Paul than the plastic tories like Cilla any day of the week.

  • Let's take control of the country back from the banks, and back into the hands of the people. Well done Paul for speaking out in support of the students and the poor.

  • well said paul time more were like you this lot have no idea how to run a country sooner theyre booted out the better

  • ht tp://ww w.youtu be.co m/w atch?v=BQFwxw57NBI&fea ture=p layer_e mbe dded

  • Go on, Paul. Making sense for once. Just wish he wasn't so sympathetic about the Queen. 'Flat shoes and a pram!'

  • well said Paul!

  • This is great!

  • @winston thatcher

    just because you have an axe to grind with all northern people and probably all normal people, too, and because you are obviously stupid enough to vote for the cuts, it doesnt mean you have an excuse to swear and sound like youre a bigot and sort of racist too.

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  • Good for you Paul! I wish everyone really was brave enough to start a revolution against those bastards!

  • Bastards lol lv you paul lol

  • Bulked - He may have money now, but that is a fairly recent thing, before that he was an ordinary person, not like Cameron or Osbourne, who have been wealthy and privelliged all their lives. Also, arent the banks already operating call centres etc from abroad? let them piss off...they wont, cos they need us more than we need them

  • @okmickey232 umm, the biggest banks in the world have their corporate headquarters in London, thats what i mean

  • Go Paul :) 

  • well said Paul!

  • of course, its easy for someone like him who is rolling in money to be all moral, seeing as it wont affect him one way or the other, but id like to see his solutions-like most people, they are good at criticising but have no solutions other than `tax the banks`-what if we do, then the banks all piss off abroad, putting hundreds of thousands of ordinary bank workers-not multimillionaire bankers, but the branch clerks, the call centre operators out of work.

    yeah, blame the banks...........

  • @bulked Okay, so we won't blame the bastards that got us here (that includes the government of millionaires). Perhaps they should be looking at the richest in the country before striking the poor and the lower middle-classes. After all, as they keep saying 'we're all in this together' (pft)

  • I think this daft lefty should try running a government before he makes snide comments about those trying to do the job themselves. complete lack of understanding. he has no political qualifications to speak of so i don't think he can rightly make comments like those.

  • @Sanctum90 I love how you used 'lefty' as an insult.

  • @Sanctum90 Agreed. It's easy to talk of utopias and condemn everything that's wrong in this country, but it's all talk and no action. If you put Paul in charge of the country, we'd be fucked within a week. The system we have isn't perfect by any means, but it's relatively stable compared to what it could be.

    Oh by the way, Paul O'Grady socialises with a lot of (mostly Labour) politicians. Including Tony Blair himself. Pretty two-faced, really - unless he only has it in for the coalition.

  • O'Grady is right, and the braying Tories were disgusting.

  • Nice to see someone standing up for what they belive in, not seen many Lib Dems doing that lately.

  • I've seen Paul 5 times. He hit the nail on the head.This is when he's on fire.

  • PREACH, MOTHERFUCKER, PREACH!

  • O'Grady was brought up in grinding poverty, worked in the care system.

    While of course, the deficit has to reduce, it was created by having to bail out a reckless, selfish and stupid system that had banks doing too much casino style activities and too little investment.

    The last government were culpable, however, anyone else fed up with Cameron and co greatly underplaying the fault of the banks?

    £81 billion of cuts, affecting mostly the poorest, the banks? They lose £2.5 billion.

  • O'Grady for PM!

    Fabulous - the spirit of Lily is not dead.

  • jesus, i can't believe there are so many people so willing to openly defend this "government".

  • I am not a supporter of any of the corrupt self serving political parties in the UK.There is no difference between any of them.they all do the bidding of the corporate paymasters.screw the weak rip off the worker and put it all on expenses,If the Tory labour and lib dems had the true interest of our country and people at heart they would not take from the wealthy elite and fleece the rest,but work to make this a great place for all

  • @rosesinthebloom Wasn't it the banks that caused the mess? All other western countries are making cuts too, and i don't think Labour are too blame for those.

  • @jamy30 Idiot

  • @digger65uk yes you are an idiot why do you not offer some suggestions on how to improve things instead of just being negative

  • @rosesinthebloom Actually it was the BANKS that got us into this mess. When the world recession hit the Labour gmnt was well placed economically to cope with it. When the UK banks hit the wall the Labour govmnt felt they had to bail them out and this is where the deficit appeared. George Osbourne and Cameron bang on about Labour's spending plans but history shows them to be hypocrites since they agreed with Labours plans!

  • @Cutchswife Idiot...please leave our country

  • @digger65uk

    moron.

  • @thisaresealclub talking through you hat again

  • @peepshow090

    eh? i suspect we're singing from the same hymn book matey. after fourteen years of voting lib dem i'm appalled at what clegg nuts has done, and will continue to do, to sheffield and the country as a whole. i did not vote for this government, and nor, come to think of it, did anyone else in this country.

  • @thisaresealclub i cant believe the thing they did to sheffield forgemasters =/ was a disgrace that was. !!!! 300 jobs are going plus more. We would of revived the manufacturing britiain, it would have been good for the government too becuase it was a loan meaning they would make money out of it!! yet they spend the money on a refferendum on voting what no one wants ;(

  • @evertonjf08

    to be fair, it didn't lose any jobs, just stopped the creation of more by not allowing them the necessary funds to take on a MASSIVE new contract building nuclear reactor parts.

    this, my dear cleggmoron, is the polar opposite of what we call economic stimulus.

    what's worse is that cleggnuts has backtracked on so many of his election promises, particularly in sheff.

    forgemasters is still one of the biggest, and most respected, fabricators in the world.

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  • @digger65uk it's his country as well as yours and he seems to have some idea of what to do

  • @digger65uk it's his country too he has a platform to say what many are thinking if you don't like what he's saying why don't you leave?Change is what makes the world go around and I hope those that do the doing are going to catch on soon that they have the power to change things in their interests

  • I have just seen the UK's version of the Daily Show and here is its host. The great P O'Grady

  • he should be a pllitician hes great :)

  • Well done Paul O'Grady for highlighting what our Narcissistic Elitist Criminal government are up to. Hitting the most Vulnerable while they continue to quaff the finest champagne. While they continue to avoid taxes in offshore tax havens. The bankers and these wankers caused the problems with their GREED. They should be the ones sorting out the mess from their obscene fortunes. Their mothers should have smothered them in their cots. Greedy capitalist scum.

  • Problem is, many of the audience must have voted Tory.

  • What a hilarious man, he deserves some form of award for that. Especially the glass and cilla black knocking.

  • @WinstonThatcher Well, what a middle-class southern bigot you are. It's the fault of people not voting, not the ones who voted Labour. Yes, the North has been a Labour stronghold for a while, but there's a very good reason. Most people lost their jobs down the mines, when Maggie Thatcher closed them all down - there's kind of a thinking that the Tories don't think about the working-class, and it's true. Not everyone in the North is a benefit-scrounger, get off your high horse.

  • @frasierfreak92 Middle class? I'm as working class as you can get.

    You did know that the vast majority of the working class in the South hate Labour and usually vote for the Tories, didn't you?

  • @WinstonThatcher Yes, I did know that. I said that the Northern Working Class don't vote Tory, due to the closure of the mines, which cost many people their jobs.

  • @frasierfreak92 ....yea, thank heavens Labour openede up all the pits again. They did so well in that 13 year period didnt they.

  • @digger65uk Your right we need some radical leadership to put us back to being a decent just society. get the people working give them some direction and focus and reason to feel part of something not just a powerless disconnected lost sheep.

  • @WinstonThatcher Aha! Saying "I'm working class" is something that only a middle class person would say! Its the same thing with posh people. If someone says "I'm posh" then they clearly are not posh, as posh people always deny their poshness.

  • @LovePsalm1 Why do some people think that if you hate Labour and agree with a lot of the Tories' policies,you must be middle class?

    I'll say it again - The vast majority of the working class in the South hate Labour and usually vote for the Tories.

    I can go through my life story and talk about my parents and grandparents if you want but believe me,it's unlikely that any of you on here had a poorer and more working class upbringing than I had.

  • @WinstonThatcher I was having a laugh you miserable sod.

    But fuck it, while we're at it: No, you don't have to be middle class to support the Tories policies. You do have to be a fucking idiot with a raging hatred of the poor and possess a firm belief that inequality is a good thing which humanity must aspire to achieve.

  • @LovePsalm1 lol well said!

  • @WinstonThatcher, Funny lad. THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN.

  • @WinstonThatcher You clearly have no understanding about how to deficit occured. It didn't build-up over 13 years, it was when the amount of tax receipts the governemnt received fell due to the global recession. That's why every governmennt around the world now has a large deficit.

  • @scottyDUK you are spot on

  • @scottyDUK You're half right Labour did spend too much, they were borrowing when the economy was booming, so yes the recession did play a part, but they didn't exactly help matters, and no I'm not a Tory.

  • @ajuk1 I see your point however no government runs at a surplus. Debt was at an all-time low before the crisis (lower than in 1997). Having a slightly lower deficit (or none at all) would probably have made little difference when looking at how much the government had to borrow (£170 bill+).

  • @scottyDUK Ours is the largest

  • @WinstonThatcher Wow, could you be any more narrow minded and ignorant

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  • @WinstonThatcher Your name says it all.

  • @WinstonThatcher Do you actually think that your Kelvin Mackenzie?

    And sensibility entails spouting behind a com a load of dogshit about a certain Northerner who doesn't read and parrot a load of misleading and sensationalist bile from Rupert Murdoch's empire of PROVINGLY Torie bias tabloids like a silly naive child with a brain like a sponge, so easy to, manipulate. Furthermore your username's a fucking joke people will think you are a childish right wing crank - just the world ya living in.

  • @jpres115 well said mate

  • @WinstonThatcher so what about the 16 billion pounds of public money lost to tax avation by the very rich compared to 3 billion lost through benefit fraud!

    what conservative politics boils down to is knee jerk reactions and scape goating towards groups you make an excelent example with people on benefits and the north!

    btw im a southener!

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  • @WinstonThatcher typical ignorant 'southern' know it all

  • good for him. at least someone's taking a stand.

  • @setanta1986 educate yourself instead of reading the lazy sky news/daily mail shit.

  • This is the best response to Gideon's speech yet. So what if he's worth a bob or two. That doesn't dilute his words. Listening to the crowing and guffawing of the backbenches as Osborne delivered his speech should have provoked an outcry. Instead the Tory trolls are on here as on every CIF forum with 'Labour spent all the money'. Ordinary working folk backing these cuts is like turkeys voting for Christmas. Recognise their Tory ideology for what it is FFS. & Pray you keep your job.

  • OK - he's done well for himself but that doesn't mean he's forgotten where he came from.

    Trouble with our Tory toff government they'll never had parents doing low paid manual jobs, making a bit of meat last for three meals or turning sheets sides to middle to make them last longer. None of them are working class.

    Anyone who saw or heard the cheering and responses to Osborne's speech of cuts and not been shocked has no empathy with folk less well off than themselves. Well done Mr O'G.

  • as an American, this is literal nonsense to me.

  • @Burdetski yeah, only the poor can opinions - I doubt his wealth would have little impact on the wholesale financial fu*ckup the goverment/banks/greedy people have created.

  • For a long time I wasn't a fan of Paul O'Grady. He just shot up 500 points in my estimations.

  • After feeling desperately hopeless at the state of this country and how people will be affected, this made my day and made me laugh so much. thank you for posting!

  • bloody awesome!

  • The Queen "she'll be shopping at Lidl by christmas! LOL

  • It's all done for comic effect, but when he says "bastards" I get the impression he is genuinely angry.

  • Exactly when did the coalition abolish wheelchairs and pensions? Anyone who cheered that comment should be confined to a sanatorium, and disbarred from voting ever again. When did POG ever complain about the money THAT lot were spending that UKPLC never actually had? What a one-eyed monkfish.

  • @plaza249 He is quite right about the disgusting spectacle of the ConDems cheering as the cuts were announced, and the line about abolishing wheelchairs is clearly ironic.

  • @plaza249 You're quite right, they haven't abolished those things. It's almost as if he's exaggerating for comic effect. I will stop getting my factual news reporting from the Paul O'Grady Show immediately.

  • @SouthEastFive You might try reading the facts about the financial catastrophe we've been left in by that shower of expense-thieving champagne-guzzling socialists we've just voted out in disgust too. Surely we've all moved on from Ben Elton and his uniquely unfunny brand of left-wing sarcasm? Judging by the pathetic whooping of the meerkats on the POG show, it appears not. When will this electorate grow up? They voted for these cuts, now shut up, and put up. Irony my arse.

  • @plaza249 Facts eh? You do know that the Tories voted to match all of Labours spending don't you? It would have been exactly the same under them. Also, the debt before the bank bailouts was the same as under John Major. It was only the bank bailouts that has caused the bigger than normal deficit and I don't see the banks paying for much of it now! We didn't vote for these cuts. We didn't even vote for the Tories! The banks caused the crisis and now we're paying for it

  • @plaza249 sorry mate, but you can't blame the last government for the financial crisis, every country in the world had a financial crisis, it was caused by american investment banks, not Gordon Brown, no matter how much the Daily Mail screams it. And all parties were caught up in the expenses scandle, well except the only party that could (past tense) ever have called itself socialist. And if you think anybody in the POG audience has ever voted you're delusional.

  • @frusciante39 edit: ALL banks

  • @TxnDigital nope, the initial crash was caused by American banks lending money to people who they knew couldn't afford it. the sub-prime mortage situation.  That was the first domino

  • @frusciante39 According to Ian Duncan Smith the financial deficit in this country was caused by the people on benefits. He was quoted on that when he gave a speech to a newspaper. Nice to know what this government really think of the poor and the sick.

  • @71TattyTeddy and that's what they say in speeches. Imagine what they say behind closed doors when they can stop pretending they don't all vote BNP anyway

  • @frusciante39 Exactly right. Complete and utter Bastards the lot of them. I would love to know when they bring in the benefit cuts for the sick and disabled where all the jobs are going to magically appear from for them when their DLA is stopped. ATOS, who have landed the contract for forcing the disabled and sick back into work make the Nazi party look like liberals.

  • Holy crap, Paul O' Grady's still funny.

  • BASTIDS!

  • Spot on

  • @valleyvu1992 He could've been less sympathetic about the Queen, but it is comedy.

  • @DomSezXL An easy target maybe, but I cheer at any shots fired towards that shower of shit.

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  • @NickOLarse999 I'm no Tory apologist, but you can't deny that Labour were a shower of shit by nearly bankrupting the country and then just blaming every last bit on "oh, it was a global problem that started in America". No, Gordon Brown, you spent every last penny the country had and then got us in hock for tons more!

  • @DomSezXL Agreed. NuLab are also a tsunami of manure.

  • I hope this gets a good response

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