Posted on 02/10/2017 3:31:43 AM PST by protest1
Speaking to Charlie Stayt on BBC Breakfast, Mr Corbyn was asked: “There is a story going about that you have set a date for when you are going to quit as Labour leader?”
Mr Corbyn replied: “That is in the ‘I made it up yesterday.com’”
The 67-year-old said the report was “absolute nonsense”.
Jeremy CorbynBBC Jeremy Corbyn accused the BBC of promoting fake news
“So your future as Labour leader is absolutely intact, you have not considered for a moment whether you as leader are damaging the party,” Stayt asked again.
A clearly vexed Mr Corbyn said: “I am really surprised the BBC is reporting fake news.
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Defund the BBC.
It’s the same journalistic crapola all over. They ask questions specifically designed to try to bias the viewer toward their agenda.
It’s the same journalistic crapola all over. They ask questions specifically designed to try to bias the viewer toward their agenda.
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I agree but I am also seeing responses in ever increasing numbers from people unwilling to put up with are loaded questions and instead are calling out the phony media hacks.
I am convinced 100% of the credit for the newly found spine of folks in confronting the media is due too the example set by Donald J Trump-President.
I had seen that. Milo did a masterful job in that interview.
Corbyn is a continuing disaster for Labour, and Nigel Farage noted that he hopes Corbyn remains their head, as it could make UKIP the number 2 party in Britain.
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