General   (General discussion, talk about anything.)

Well I hope it shakes Sky and the BBC up.

I went off Andrew Neil when he was doing the nightly interviews during the General Election campaign, which was when Boris refused to go on his show.

During that time there was a lot of uncertainty going on, because the remainers were calling for another referendum, and supposedly impartial politicians, who said they were respecting the wishes of the people, and were implementing Brexit, were actually indulging in some very duplicitous behaviour.

For those reasons it was important to hear what the politicians had to say, but Andrew Neil who I normally like, would start offevery interview off with a nasty tirade against whoever he was interviewing, and it just seemed to take the interview off in a direction of blame, and defence, instead of getting information out of the politician, about what they were going to do about Brexit, I felt that he should have done more talking and less shouting.

I went off Andrew Marr prior to that, when in one interview with Boris, when the whole Brexit thing was up in the air, when Boris had just been elected Conservative Leader, and we were still wondering if another referendum would be called, Boris had a row with his partner, and their neighbour, who just happened to be a practising Socialist, called the police, and then called the newspapers (scumbag) and in the fall-out to that, in an half an hour long interview, Andrew Marr spent half of that interview trying to get Boris to talk about his row with Carrie, when the country need to know what his policies were, not whether he was going to buy Carrie a new settee.