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[DanEFC92]

Throw our news media directly into the nearest bin.

 

[Walken]

https://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-c...an-team-of-lip-readers-tell-sky-news-11586172

He's not.

Just because it suits one of your dogmatic agendas, that doesn't make conjecture fact

 

[tommytowne]

Oh because you can always trust the non partisan bastion of good standards that is SKY News in such situations...

I've watched it multiple times and it looks like people to me. Not arsed with who SKY dig up to push their agenda, I've got my own pair of eyes

As much as I do not like the guy, it does look like he is muttering the word "people" and have thought so ever since I saw the clip nearly 24 hours ago.
And agree with your feelings about Sky news. Nothing more than a television equivalent of a magazine. I can never take it seriously, I'm sorry to say.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Throw our news media directly into the nearest bin.

I agree with him. Disrespecting parliament is not giving it a vote on the Brexit deal. It's not showing parliament the legal guidance for that deal until forced to do so. And frankly, carrying on like a bunch of yahoos whilst many in the country are deeply concerned about what is afoot is deeply disrespectful to the country.

 

[Milkman]

Throw our news media directly into the nearest bin.

Jesus. Just when I thought the standard of journalism in 2018 wasn't depressing enough.

 

[Connor]

Throw our news media directly into the nearest bin.

*Sigh*

It's with a heavy heart that I must confirm, our supposed impartial state broadcaster is, indeed, at it again.

 

[PhilM]

As much as I do not like the guy, it does look like he is muttering the word "people" and have thought so ever since I saw the clip nearly 24 hours ago.
And agree with your feelings about Sky news. Nothing more than a television equivalent of a magazine. I can never take it seriously, I'm sorry to say.

While I don't particularly like the man, at first glance I thought he said 'people' because 'an' requires a wide, opening mouth while 'le' is a narrow mouth.

Slowed down however, a few lip-readers have suggested that it is in fact woman that he muttered, so who knows. Based on that, then the whole furore is crass!

 

[orchard]

While I don't particularly like the man, at first glance I thought he said 'people' because 'an' requires a wide, opening mouth while 'le' is a narrow mouth.

Slowed down however, a few lip-readers have suggested that it is in fact woman that he muttered, so who knows. Based on that, then the whole furore is crass!

No interest, not even going to look, but I suspect the plosive 'p' would be the one to look for.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

No interest, not even going to look, but I suspect the plosive 'p' would be the one to look for.

I heard he was screaming "Bed"

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

What he actually said was 'stupid womble' so I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. He must have been reminiscing about an Arsenal v Wimbledon game while May was blabbering on about something.

 

[DanEFC92]

He said 'Put Lookman on ffs'. Clear as day.

 

[Aberblue]

The whole thing is utterly farcical. Here we are, the country's facing its worst crisis since World War II, and people in the media are making a fuss about this non story.

Personally, I don't care a jot what Corbyn said, but if he did call May a stupid woman, so what? People on all sides of the House have said much worse things.

 

[Jib in lad]

Well in.

 

[peteblue]

Look, he’s been found out, just accept it and move on.......

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Someone mentioned that he actually said “stupid weople”

Not arsed he said it, but he did say “stupid woman”