[Youngian]

He’s been mercifully quiet for a long time. Still a massive prick I see.

[Nigredo]

To borrow from Zelo Street (back when it was worth reading), Lett's not.

[Crabcakes]

Fed up of being made to feel bad because he's in no way helping the poor and vulnerable, more like.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Quentin pwned.

[Andy McDandy]

Rather telling that he sees it as a game rather than as a discussion.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Telling, but not surprising.

I'm with him in one thing, though. I don't know why they invited him either.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Longer clip:

[Bones McCoy]

We could also ask why Letts is answering questions on this policy.

He's not a minister, he's not been elected, he represents no interest group like small business, local council, fishermen or industrial workers.
The time has come for journalists to stop interviewing "journalists".

[Andy McDandy]

News is expensive - you have to send reporters and camera crews out, get footage, cut it, make it into a story, and hope it doesn't go out of date.

News discussion is cheap - just get a few rentagobs in a studio, read out some headlines, and watch the sparks fly.

[Bones McCoy]

News is expensive - you have to send reporters and camera crews out, get footage, cut it, make it into a story, and hope it doesn't go out of date.

News discussion is cheap - just get a few rentagobs in a studio, read out some headlines, and watch the sparks fly.

I understand that.
The breadcrumb trail still doesn't lead to Quentin Letts, on the telly, daily.