Why the feck isn't Paxman asking questions like 'how the hell do you fund nationalisation?' etc...
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But Paxman is asking questions. Corbyn should listen and before he answers, Paxman must ask another question you see.
Oh my god paxman just shut up and let him answer the question before loading another.
Paxman is basically trying to grill him with all the Telegraph and Daily Mail hubris rather than any actual policies.
Pretty annoying how there haven't been any type of the questions. Asking him about the IRA in the 1970s, the Falklands now Bin Laden.
Hamas now.
Nothing on policies here. Terrible.
Paxman's high school headmaster routine is a load of crap. Unscrunch your face, you twat.
Or what about the £11bn blackhole in your costings as highlighted by the IFS? Seemed more an attack on his character over policy.
May is going to be a car crash.
I remember when Paxman found out and cried over his ancestor working in poverty in my home town (Bradford)
Refreshing honesty, regardless of what you feel about his beliefs
the final answer was the best.
"In the end you Have to talk to people"
"In the end you Have to talk to people"
That went better than expected.
Paxman bit was pointless. Asked nothing of relevance and didn't even listen to the answers.
I think we've found who keeps leaving the highest rated comment under articles on the Mail Online.
Well at least we cleared up the reasons why Corbyn said anything about everything in the last 30 years.
They are all irrelevant to labours manifesto.
Would have been a lot harder on Corbyn if the last 5 minutes were how the whole interview went instead of that bollocks about the Queen.
What an utterly pointless interview. Pointless questions and far to much interrupting from Paxman to get any sort of decent answer anyway. Paxman's an arse.
I wonder which Israelis Corbyn met with in order to talk.
Didn't seem to be anything on the policies in the manifesto, just a character assassination going over stuff Corbyn said in the past.
Paxman asking about the Falklands War. Absolutely pointless and irrelevant. He's bonkers. 
Paxman is a right wing cnut. Shit interview but it was a hit job and probably achieved their purpose
He wasn't upset for him, he was ashamed of him.
Would be nice, but it seems that Paxman wanted to focus on judgement/character. Corbyn was pretty shifty throughout, with the questions on benefits and terrorism standing out for the wrong reasons.
May has to look noticeably better though, given her comparably lower starting point.
"Strong and stable" sweepstake?
wise woman.
Vote Labour!
Vote Labour!
Where the feck is Paxman/May?
He's off to have a quick tug to save himself embarrassment later.
Corbyn has had a good night.
Paxman has made a fool of himself, completely forgetting the purpose of his role. Not one question in that dialogue related to how Corbyn may or may not effectively lead the country.
What a fecking waste of time.
Paxman has made a fool of himself, completely forgetting the purpose of his role. Not one question in that dialogue related to how Corbyn may or may not effectively lead the country.
What a fecking waste of time.
Shot on every utterance?
Paxman asking about the Falklands War. Absolutely pointless and irrelevant. He's bonkers.
Why? Corbyn wouldn't defend them in the event of a second invasion, nor would he rule out talks with Argentina on sovereignty.
Living within our means
May telling a policeman how to do his job
She's been told to bore us in to submission, hasn't she?
I'm not going mad, that question was about extra police officers wasn't it? Did she mention a number at all?
I bet Cameron goes for the social care issue though.
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