00:00I think it's unbelievable. They make it sound like it was a mistake, rather than two pieces
00:19of thing being spliced together. It's unbelievable. I think the biggest thing
00:27is that GB News, I think they broke it quite a long time ago, and the BBC has only just
00:31kind of come out now. They haven't been showing both sides of it. They certainly haven't been
00:35showing the bad commentary about Hamas, and have they been really biased as regards that?
00:39I think it's unbelievable.
00:45Trustworthiness, I only give them five, because it's really plummeted, and they haven't taken
00:51cognizance of the people high up in the organization. It's almost like they ignored them.
01:02I think the issue at hand is the fact that they misled the people about some reporting
01:07about January 6th with Trump, an act that the entire world knows he committed, he's complicit,
01:15he's fascist, he's a Nazi, and now they're capitulating to him.
01:22They've lost trust, I think, their handling of the Gaza, not even Gaza, the genocide in Palestine,
01:30and the fact that Israel is a genocidal, maniacal, evil state, and the fact that they haven't covered
01:40it accurately, much like the Guardian, much like the New York Times, which are my trusted media sources.
01:45I'm 50. I grew up with them. These are the places that I went to, and I cannot longer rely on them.
01:56They had the best year ever with the traders. They renewed sort of an appetite for consumption
02:02from young people, and this is nonsensical and minimal, and I don't understand why they had to
02:08resign. It just doesn't make any sense to me.
02:15I think it's a patrimony of humanity. There's probably no other organization in the world
02:20that's done more for education, that's done more to bring up information on parts of the world that
02:27most others wouldn't know. I think over the last few years, over the last 10, 15 years, when, you know,
02:33from the Tories to now, I think they live in a state of paranoia, and they're afraid of donors,
02:39and they're afraid of the power brokers, rather than really understanding what the public wants.
02:49We all know their bias. They go with whatever the government says, whoever pays the most money.
02:54They're by no means impartial. They have their favorite parties, they have their favorite politicians,
02:59they have their favorite countries who invest, so...
03:08I'll give them a four. They're no GB News. You know, GB News is hardly a news station. So,
03:15but no, they've absolutely lost trust. I mean, even when I was younger, BBC was sort of
03:18the new station that you'd go to, at least for me. But over time, you know, yeah,
03:25they've just lost a lot of trust for me.
03:32I was shocked like everyone else by this horrific news. The BBC had betrayed his profession, journalism,
03:45and we feel sorry. He made the right decision to resign.
03:53Many, many, many issues. Gaza exposed many platforms, including PPC.
04:05It used to be in my father days, 10 out of 10. In my days, it's six or seven maximum.
04:14I think it is his right. This guy, he, you know, humiliated his country.
04:25Great Britain is a respected country, and what has been done is unacceptable.
04:32In our region, we used to, you know, take BBC seriously. Now, we are skeptical, and,
04:44you know, we cannot trust any platform at the moment.
04:49We are more interested in them.
04:50There, we are.
04:53We are now remaining towards Egypt.
04:58Good.
04:58Thank you, sir.
04:58We're worried you, should we reach.
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