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I don t find that, actually. i find travelling around this conservative conference where i ve spoken at every area of reception, travelling around the country, supporting conservative campaigns and colleagues. they find you a bit aloof, that you re not one of them. ijust do not accept that. i really don t i don t accept that for a minute. now, it s not all been straight news for you. you have been stoned on tv, you have danced, you have sung on camera. i know you are a former chorister, is that something where is there a case or not a case for saying the news reader shouldn t be a part of the story, that audiences want a more bland figure? i don t think the presenter of news has a responsibility to evade the truth that he or she is a human being. and i think the attraction in many ways of what we, who had, say, more opportunity ....
They don t want you to pull out your phd and check subsection 5, clause 6 and see with the minister is telling the truth or not. they want you to ask straight on, what is going on here? as you wander around the party here, there is one thing that strikes you, and that is an extraordinary number of people in your own party hate you. why do they hate you? i don t find that, actually. i find travelling around this conservative conference where i ve spoken at every area of reception, travelling around the country, supporting conservative campaigns and colleagues. they find you a bit aloof, that you re not one of them. ijust do not accept that. i really don t i don t accept that for a minute. now, it s not all been straight news for you. you have been stoned on tv, you have danced, you have sung on camera. i know you are a former chorister, is that something where is there a case or not a case for saying the news reader shouldn t be a part ....
I really don t i don t accept that for a minute. it hasn t all been straight news for you. you have been stoned on tv, you have danced, you have sung on camera. i know you are a former chorister, is that something where is there a case or not a case for saying the news reader shouldn t be a part of the story, that audiences want a more bland figure? i don t think the presenter of news has a responsibility to evade the truth that he or she is a human being. and i think the attraction in many ways of what we, who had, say, more opportunity to question people is that we remain human beings. we did not become automatons or trapped persons who are doing other people s bidding. the danger is that they will ....
I have to be completely objective about this, if they worked hard they would not have been on the top floor. no. you have to be the right person asking the right question at the right time and you re not going to adjust yourself because you think in some way, you are too left to right. don t think of these things. i think the appalling suffering the person on the 12th floor who went to that terrible experience. andrew maher, when he was stepping down from the bbc tojoin lbc he said he wants to get his own voice back. do you feel constrained but what you can say because you were for channel 4 news? absolutely not. i feel no constraint at all and i have very rarely ever been ticked off over anything like that. it s been heavily criticised by the government, some of them see it as having a left wing political bias, which channel 4 news entirely disputes. channel 4 disputes absolutely. why do you think they have that impression ....
Subsection 5.6 and see with the minister is telling the truth or not. they want you to ask straight on, what is going on here? as you wander around the party here, there is one thing that strikes you in that extraordinary number of people in your own party hate you. why do they hate you? i don t find that, actually. i find travelling around this conservative conference where i ve spoken to every area of reception, travelling around the country, supporting conservative campaigns and colleagues. they find you aloof that you re not one of them. ijust do not accept that. i really don t i don t accept that for a minute. it hasn t all been straight news for you. you have been stoned on tv, you have danced, you have sung on camera. i know you are a former chorister, is that something where is there a case or not a case for saying the news reader shouldn t be a part of the story, that audiences want a more bland figure? i don t think the presenter of news has a responsibility to evade the tr ....