“Half of it’s fake news” - Liverpool on their trust of the BBC - video Dailymotion

The BBC is at a crossroads after recent accuracy scandals. Are you still happy paying the licence fee, and do you think the BBC should be reformed?

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00:00Do you know what? Who's lying and who's not, isn't it? Who do you believe?

00:04Everybody covers their own backs, don't they?

00:06No, I don't believe the BBC.

00:07Well, no. I don't trust any of them, to be honest.

00:10Half of it's fake news, anyway.

00:13I think generally the BBC can be trusted.

00:16I think the issue with the reconstruction of President Trump's speech was understandable.

00:21The licence fee's very high, and I believe it's going up again.

00:24And it's basically a rip-off.

00:26Don't you think we pay enough?

00:28You know, you need to bring the places down, not put them up.

00:31I've been paying it for donkey's years.

00:34But no, I don't think you should have to pay it.

00:37Do you know what I mean?

00:38And some people can't afford it.

00:40You know, some of them, they're on NexFix and all that, so they're not bothered.

00:45They don't pay it on that or something.

00:47I don't know. That's what I've heard.

00:48But, I mean, a lot of old people can't afford to pay it.

00:51I feel sorry for them.

00:52I do think the BBC's important.

00:54I'm not particularly impressed by the vast range of alternative outlets.

00:59I feel sorry for them.

01:00I want to know about the remains of the remains of the

01:07government.

01:08So I feel so sorry for them.

01:09Well, thank you.

01:09I feel so sorry for the people that they didn't have to pay.

01:13What were you doing?

01:14Well, you know, that I would do.

01:15I feel so sorry for you.

01:17That it could not have to pay.

01:19Well, with the reports, there's no point.