Boris on the BBC

[KenAdams]

Did anyone watch the Boris interview on the BBC?

He seemed different, more in control. Whether everything he said has any merit has yet to be seen but he came across less buffoon like than usual.

Although the cheese comment was 🙈

Doesn’t matter how he presents himself I don’t believe anything he says (Still can’t fathom anyone who does, friends mum on Facebook I’m looking at you at the excuses you now keep posting whilst being outraged at how they are impacting you!!!)

I thought he failed to answer any of the questions well. Before the election he said he had a plan for social care but he clearly doesn't. He still isn't saying when the Russia report will be published.

The buffoon is and has always been a very well cultivated act.

His first PMQ was interesting. He was actually engaging with questions as opposed to just pushing soundbites (havent seen that since pre David Cameron) and consulted with cabinet when they knew more than he did.

DD (8yo) had a good stare at the TV then said "maybe he slept in this morning too, he looks all rumpled". DS (5yo) chimed in "he definitely did sleep in, his mum hasn't even combed his hair yet".

Was that the one on BBC breakfast? He did seem more serious especially when he was talking about stopping county drugs lines. As much as I admire his determination it's a battle he's not going to win.

@ Hoik

Well he does have an 80plus majority in parliament... That's pretty much in control. Thank you to Corbyn, the Tory enabler, for next 5year of tory rampage.

He remains a grade A twerp.

Always the same Boris. the only difference is he is now PM and on the side of the BBC they now have show him in a good light . BBC first showed him going to see the queen and a heckler from the crowd shouted w@nk3r as BBC commentator said hear is Boris on BBC twitter feed for the whole world to hear. the same clip on the BBC it was removed due to ofcom regulations .