May vs Corbyn

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Anyone planning on watching?

Why did Corbyn get to have a sit down and May is standing up? is this live? such a different format for the second interview.

Thought Corbyn did really well. I wanted to punch paxman on his behalf.

I imagine Theresa will negotiate in much the same way a small child does when demanding a biscuit before dinner.

She didn't say how many armed officers there are now, did she? And she wasn't pressed by this wet lettuce

@windy Jeremy Corbyn did the audience questions as well, then went on to have an interview with paxman.

She is being allowed to waffle,,,

Don't just talk to Faisal!

Thank you ponder I missed that bit. Unloading the dishwasher.

She has not had much applause yet....

As usual, all waffle, not a single questioned answered. What the fuck is the point of Faizel Islam? (I think that's his name.)

May still cannot say what the cap will be for social care. She has had at least a week now to sort that one out and clearly hasn't.

Oooh, she didn't get away with that comment on Labour's figures!

Thought Jeremy did well in the audience questions segment.

Also think he was great in the Paxman bit - kept his cool despite interruption halfway through every single answer (you'd think as an educated guy he would understand JC's requests to let him finish)

No doubt the man who dubbed himself a "one-nation Tory" will be a bit softer on May!!

The audience just laughed at TM on school funding. She's so rubbish.

I can barely stand to listen to May waffle on.

I'm very late to being won over by Corbyn, but I think he did very well.

She's being allowed to evade and not answer the questions.

Nice dodge on the £350m brexit lie!

I am tired, but I feel she's talking in circles and buzzwords and I can't make sense of what she's saying... is she actually answering the questions?

Can someone help me out here 😬

What economic progress in thee last few years? The national debt is larger than when they came to power.

I come from a conservative family, my grandparents and parents won't entertain any sort of conversation about other parties or candidates.

I'm voting labour.

I can't believe what I'm watching tonight.
May looks uncomfortable and like she doesn't want to be there. She's skirting all of the issues and she's a weak excuse of a leader.

I think she called this election because she was cocksure and needed the formality of an election to gain a larger majority. She didn't want to partake in debates and she can't be bothered with this either.

Not impressed so far but sure many are...

I just don't believe a word May says.

All Im hearing is blah blah blah blah blah.

I can't make sense of it either. But if I had a shot every time she said "strong" then I would be paralytic!

Loving the random audience member clearly mouthing, "Bollocks. That's bollocks."

I totally agree Lululoves - I am zoning out here. Total waffle and emptiness. Also a load of vague, non-sequiturs and blanket statements like we need to give children "a really good education" and "a good nhs". There is absolutely no substance to any of this.
She has certainly made good use of the "using people's first names to appear sincere" trick though - it's coming over as the opposite though!