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Public reactions poured in from outside the BBC headquarters in London after top executives resigned over the controversy surrounding an edited video of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s January 6, 2021, speech. The BBC admitted that footage from two different moments was combined, changing the context of Trump’s remarks. Londoners shared frustration and disappointment, questioning the broadcaster’s credibility and journalistic standards.

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00:00I think it's unbelievable. They make it sound like it was a mistake. Rather than two pieces
00:20of thing being spliced together, it's unbelievable. I think the biggest thing is that GB News,
00:28I think they broke it quite a long time ago, and the BBC has only just kind of come out now.
00:32They haven't been showing both sides of it. They certainly haven't been showing the bad
00:36commentary about Hamas, and have they been really biased as regards that? I think it's unbelievable.
00:45Trustworthiness, I'd 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.
00:58I think the issue at hand is the fact that they misled the people about some reporting
01:08about January 6th with Trump. An act that the entire world knows he committed,
01:14he's complicit, he's fascist, he's a Nazi, and now they're capitulating to him.
01:18They've lost trust. I think their handling of the Gaza, not even Gaza, the genocide in Palestine,
01:29and the fact that Israel is a genocidal, maniacal, evil state, and the fact that they haven't covered it
01:40accurately, 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've 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.
02:10I think it's a patrimony of humanity. There's probably no other organization in the world that's
02:20done more for education, that's done more to bring up information on parts of the world that most others
02:28wouldn't know. I think over the last few years, over the last 10-15 years, from the Tories to now,
02:35I think they live in a state of paranoia, and they're afraid of donors, and they're afraid of
02:40the power brokers, rather than really understanding what the public wants.
02:49We all know their bias. They go with whatever the government says, who have paid 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.
03:14So, but no, they've absolutely lost trust. I mean, even when I was younger, BBC was sort of
03:19the news station that you'd go to, at least for me, but over time, you know,
03:25yeah, they'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. Great Britain
04:27is 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 credible.
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