Have I Got a Bit More News for You S62 E7

Jack Dee guest hosts with panellists Phil Wang and Baroness Sayeeda Warsi joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.

[CapitaineMinuit]

Unsurpassed. Sixty-two seasons, still razor sharp and very, very funny. Many thanks for the upload!

[adam.millerchip]

I caved in and watched the regular one first. Must hold out for 3 more days next time! Thanks for the uploads.

[lindahart]

Love the Friday show, and always look forward to the extended version. Thanks so much for making my Monday evening a delight!

[GladysAmelia]

Thanks for including more of the show on this channel.

[patrickmclaren]

Thanks for sharing this, from across the pond it's much enjoyed

[danielc]

Great show. Thanks.
Ian was in a particularly good mood.

[lilymarinovic]

Paul's impression of the noise an electric car makes is gold.

[DennisMoore]

One of my favorite notifications. Much obliged!

[davebirch]

Pround Aussie moment. Less than 10 minutes in and our representative has used our favourite word. Hahaha.

[zapfan]

Lovely, really needed a booster shot of humor :-)

[sharonmullins]

I love the Baroness; great sense of humour. Boris, the UK answer to Trump. From US, love your posts.

[kevincaldwell]

Wow, I love this Baroness, she says the truth about her party's screwups right from the start!!

[AllIsWellaus]

I can't stop laughing and I have, genuinely, four cracked ribs.

[carenann]

I wish some influential Republican in the US would speak out against Trump like she does about Boris.

[thisravenhasflown]

Holy cripes that panda/ guide dog joke and clip was funnier than it should have been 🤣🤣🤣 and the Baroness was brilliant

[badhombre]

So, it's now a tradition that your next PM goes Ziplining.

[goldboy]

22:20 the thing is, this sort of thing could be either completely corrupt or entirely best practice and exactly what you’d want from government ministers.

If Javid learns about AI and how this new tech can be applied to the NHS while working for this company, surely you would expect that he would use that knowledge to improve the NHS now that he is in charge of it?!

Now, if he worked for this company and then on becoming minister awards the company government contracts which he stands to benefit from given his shareholding’s - then that’s entirely corrupt. However, he didn’t award them a contract.

To use an analogy, imagine like 40 years ago and this MP gets a job working for a company that has come up with a way to manufacture small, portable computers at a cost which will make them affordable to every business and family…if that MP becomes a minister, should he swear off utilising such tech out of an abundance of caution given there is a supposed conflict of interest? This issue will happen with every technological breakthrough - we can’t be on the cutting edge because of potential conflicts.

[fribbledeedee]

That “portrait” of Paul is the spit of Jimmy Carr

[Jakeonkuningas]

The highly irregular music is the same one they used on QI during the L series when someone spotted a lavatorial question. They had a spend a penny bonus. Sorry this disturbed me too much to not write down.

[garrick]

When you open up YouTube and VivaHD is top of your recommends feed.