Tony Blair ROASTS David Cameron in PMQs

Blair attacks Cameron in 2006 for flip-flopping - part of the David the Chameleon electoral strategy.

[FGN]

The funniest thing was reading his memoir and finding out how much he hated this part of the job. If that’s true, just a supreme feat of acting 😂

[wingflop]

Love how there's 3 future PMs in the video

[benhunt]

Say what you want about Blair, but he is probably one of the best debaters to ever face the commons

[joestewart-paul]

No wonder he's against identify cards 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[A-Gordon-Brown-Stan-Account]

I disagree with most of Blair's stances but his deliveries at PMQs were literal perfection.

[ironhammer]

That was a zinger about Identity cards.

[fryliver]

labour hasn't had a leader that could win in the commons since.

[nomore]

Can't stop watching this exchange, beautiful! Wiped the floor with slimy Cameron.

[vikramsureswarannaidu]

I love how this got recommended right after he was appointed foreign secretary.

[robertnicolae]

Imagine you’re the leader of the opposition, it’s your time to shine, the Speaker gives you 6 questions to ask the Prime Minister, and you still make a fool of yourself and get roasted. Truly, only Cameron could’ve achived such a thing

[tylerdurden]

Bare in mind Blair was a barrister. Character destruction came naturally to him.

[LIJXFVKINBVY]

The good old days when you just had to show your identity card to the EU to go abroad. Now, since 2009, the country voted David Cameron and the tory Party, with being against showing their identity card to the EU. They need to show 3 times the amount of identity to enter a country abroad for a holiday. They get what they deserve.

[StewartWaddell]

You can call TB a lot of names but he knows how to deliver a speech and speaks extremely well

[johnking]

Tony Blair was on fighting form here, even though 2006 would not be a kind year for him, as part of his cabinet finally forced him to announce his timetable of resignation by the summer of 2007.

[hareshgill]

So weird seeing the tories including Cameron and May on the right and Labour on the left of the house 😅

[will]

Theresa May shaking her head, makes this 😂

[bestrafung]

Im not a fan of Blair, especially due to the Iraq War, BUT I will say that he was an excellent speaker and charismatic. He was also still a good PM domestic policy wise. The UK alone would be a lot better under him right now.

[josephsnearline]

I got to watch Tony Blair roast IDS during the 2002 Queen’s Speech Debate. I grew up watching PMQs, so it was an absolute treat to see a packed House of Commons in person from the Strangers Gallery. It was a complete surprise that they let us in (the US Embassy had made a scheduling error with our cards of introduction). I doubt very many Americans have had that opportunity and I’m very grateful to have had the experience.

[WilliamSmith-mxze]

"part of the David the Chameleon electoral strategy."

Ah yes, that worked well, didn't it?

[Testchannels-zj]

I want him back. I thrived under his government. Britain was Cool Britannia. Brit pop and arts flourished. We had hope and belief as a nation. We were cool 👍