A BBC Journalist Tries To Twist Jordan Peterson's Words But Gets DESTROYED

Watch as Jordan Peterson takes on a BBC journalist in a heated debate, debunking misconceptions on aggression, gender dynamics, and feminism. Witness intellectual clashes and insightful discussions that highlight the importance of critical thinking in today's society.

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[eddarby]

She is not interviewing him. She is attempting to cross examine him. And she is failing to score any points with the jury. 😂

[Mick]

She is displaying exactly what he talking about. She is out to attacking from the start. Society is a joke at the moment why??

[MichaelGeoghegan]

She is so smug and supercilious and no where near as bright as she thinks she is.

[kittykevan]

I’m so sick of this aggressive interview technique. These interviewers are hoping their colleagues pat them on the back with a “ you really got one up on him/ her! Sooo clever!” - It’s actually uncomfortable to watch, non productive in that the audience can’t concentrate on the facts of the debate. Where is open, honest debate? Why is it pillory or get pilloried? Well done Mr Peterson. Had she listened, she might learned somthing.

[djbrown]

she is so rude & has no idea what she is talking about - I am a mature woman who believes in equality

[kenandbarbie-bc]

Woman, let that man talk, don’t keep on interrupting.

[darreno]

This woman is the personification of Mr Petersons' argument

[paulcowan]

As a British person I apologise to the rest of the world for our lack of decent interviewers. Both male and female feminist interviewers supplied by the BBC and other British TV companies only seem to be after the "gotcha " points rather than the intelligence factor.
Maybe some of the watchers could give me an idea who they think are some of the best interviewers around today.

[marktackett]

You know the most hilarious thing about this interview is that she truly believes she is being clever. She sounds like a simpleton, she is posing ridiculous questions in an attempt to seem intellectual. If you are doing an interview at the least you should have some understanding of the person you are engaging. This woman acts like she is just talking to one of her gossiping co workers. This is world known Behavioral Phycologist and she should act as if she is talking to someone that has a degree of intelligence on these issues and not just present nonsense rebuttals . She is embarrassing herself.

[DrProgNerd]

At best - she's chosing to see his answers in the worse possible light. At worst - she's trying to twist his words to misrepresent his position.
Haven't we had enough of this already? We see what you're doing. Stop it.

[josephsantiago]

She is proving his point by being verbally aggressive towards him every chance she gets. She keeps trying to have a “Gotcha” moment and fails with every attempt.

[seti]

Won't even let him finish a sentence before running her big mouth.

[richardbentham]

it is just another example of poor BBC journalism by extremely poor BBC employed journalists!!!

[peterfrance]

Her purpose was not to reveal but to humiliate. It is an exercise in dishonesty.

[teresakey]

Me too I stop listening I am a female a woman couldn’t listen to her

[junderwood]

Seems like every time he makes a statement of fact on human behavior she takes it as his him condoning it.

[mjac]

My first visit to your channel; I'm 73 years old--l love Jordan Peterson have listened to him for years. Thatnks for this great video.Also listening to your discourse clears out foggy pathways in my aging brain, or makes new ones. No kidding. It's a viseral experience I'd be remiss if I did not mention it to you. ROCK on Dude!!

[magdalenacarey]

The irony is, she’s actually demonstrating his point, attacking him verbally and going after his reputation 😅🎃

[crzxr]

This is Anne McElvoy. She often broadcasts on BBC Radio. Some years ago she introduced a programme about British pianists. You might expect someone doing this to be conversant with the pianists she was going to be discussing; you might even think it appropriate for someone doing so to have a personal interest in classical music, quite independent of any professional requirement. McElvoy memorably pronounced the name Stephen Hough (now Sir Stephen) as Stephen Howe. She clearly had never heard of him, never heard his name, let alone in conjunction with the performance of music; demonstrably, she was entirely ignorant of someone who was already by that time a major figure among British pianists. The woman is a pretentious poseur and often shows appalling ignorance.

[larky]

She is so childish. Asks a question then doesn't let Jordan even complete a single sentence before she interrupts and asks another question. Almost as if she isn't interested in the answer but just wants to get her points across.