GB News / Talk TV

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainm...ccedb72a33b146

I don’t know how it can be denied there hasn’t been vaccine injuries with Covid-19 vaccinations.

British Medical Journal: https://www.bmj.com/content/377/bmj.o1565

Originally Posted by Mick

I don’t know how it can be denied there hasn’t been vaccine injuries with Covid-19 vaccinations.

British Medical Journal: https://www.bmj.com/content/377/bmj.o1565

I guess it depends on what she said.

Did she say there have been some rare occurrences or did she say there was a more systematic risk? I don't believe the vaccine has proven to be any less safe than other vaccines.

It looks like she said:

The latest investigation relates to an interview with the author Naomi Wolf in which she claimed women were being harmed by Covid-19 vaccines as part of an effort to “to destroy British civil society”.

Which is obviously quite different to saying there have been reported injuries or side effects.

Fair enough.

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by Mick

I don’t know how it can be denied there hasn’t been vaccine injuries with Covid-19 vaccinations.

British Medical Journal: https://www.bmj.com/content/377/bmj.o1565

People get injured putting their pants on in the morning. Nothing is without risk, but the risk of doing nothing is sometimes greater.

[1andrew1]

This is hilarious! Talk TV's latest treasure, Nadine Dorries, shows how not to present the news!

https://twitter.com/RegardantAlice/s...87445900513280

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

This is hilarious! Talk TV's latest treasure, Nadine Dorries, shows how not to present the news!

https://twitter.com/RegardantAlice/s...87445900513280

Why is she presenting the news? Does anyone have to be at least somewhat qualified for their jobs anymore? Politics and media is just one big circlejerk as unqualified morons flutter between the two with no talent at all.

[BenMcr]

Originally Posted by Damien

Why is she presenting the news? Does anyone have to be at least somewhat qualified for their jobs anymore? Politics and media is just one big circlejerk as unqualified morons flutter between the two with no talent at all.

I'm also not sure why.

It's one thing to be asked for comment on a politics related show i.e., to debate and respond to questions hosted by a moderator, or to be involved in a show where they respond directly to the public about their policies etc.

It's a different thing for a sitting MP to be part of a presenting team. I wouldn't want an MP from any party to do it, but to have someone that up till recently was responsible for media rules in the UK seems iffy.

[Pierre]

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

This is hilarious! Talk TV's latest treasure, Nadine Dorries, shows how not to present the news!

https://twitter.com/RegardantAlice/s...87445900513280

Hardly anything uncommon, TV presenters on Live TV fluff their lines all the time.

I'd rather have her than this:

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...y-over-johnson

[Sephiroth]

Farage is the best presenter, though.

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

Farage is the best presenter, though.

Farage is a good presenter and he's not a sitting MP. Doesn't mean I'd buy a used car off him, though.

Dorries has clearly either not had sufficient training or her skills don't lend themselves to the job. But aside from that, she's heavily conflicted in her role as an MP.

Originally Posted by Damien

Why is she presenting the news? Does anyone have to be at least somewhat qualified for their jobs anymore? Politics and media is just one big circlejerk as unqualified morons flutter between the two with no talent at all.

Originally Posted by BenMcr

I'm also not sure why.

It's one thing to be asked for comment on a politics related show i.e., to debate and respond to questions hosted by a moderator, or to be involved in a show where they respond directly to the public about their policies etc.

It's a different thing for a sitting MP to be part of a presenting team. I wouldn't want an MP from any party to do it, but to have someone that up till recently was responsible for media rules in the UK seems iffy.

Originally Posted by Pierre

Hardly anything uncommon, TV presenters on Live TV fluff their lines all the time.

I'd rather have her than this:

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...y-over-johnson

Is Nadine reading the news or debating it in “open discussion” setting?

The rules are, actual news readers are to be impartial, that’s why on GBNEWS, they have separate news readers, at the ToTH, to segment presenters that discuss it. I can’t vouch for Talktv because I don’t watch it.

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Mick

Is Nadine reading the news or debating it in “open discussion” setting?

The rules are, actual news readers are to be impartial, that’s why on GBNEWS, they have separate news readers, at the ToTH, to segment presenters that discuss it. I can’t vouch for Talktv because I don’t watch it.

From that clip, she seems to be trying to read the news headlines as an introduction to the Piers Morgan Show.

Perhaps her lack of success at reading the news gets her off the hook with Ofcom!

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

From that clip, she seems to be trying to read the news headlines as an introduction to the Piers Morgan Show.

Perhaps her lack of success at reading the news gets her off the hook with Ofcom!

No, she will be bound by them still, regardless how amateurish her presentation is.

My guess is, TalkTv having Nadine on, is a publicity stunt, Murdoch has spent Millions on advertising their talkradio, turned TV brand and it’s still trailing massively behind GBNEWS, who’ve spent a fraction of what Murdoch has on doing the same.

[jfman]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

Farage is the best presenter, though.

Not blue? Is this like an upside down Union Jack on a boat?

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by jfman

Not blue? Is this like an upside down Union Jack on a boat?

Dunno what you’re talking about. He talks 100% common sense.