'He doesn't know his stuff': Ed Miliband challenges Johnson on internal market bill

Ed Miliband challenges Boris Johnson to explain how the internal market bill would protect Northern Ireland from the threat of a potential food blockade that the prime minister claims to exist. Speaking in place of Keir Starmer, who is isolating at home, the shadow business secretary and former Labour leader described the prime minister as 'cavalier' said this isn't an argument about remain versus leave, but rather 'right and wrong' 

The Guardian YouTube network:

[Alex-cwrz]

If Miliband was like this back when he went up for prime ministership, he'd have won it in a landslide

[drparnassus]

"I'm sure he knows it in detail, because he's a details man." That was pretty wounding.

[LultasticFilms]

The UK missed out on having an excellent prime minister because it insisted on calling him a nerd and making fun of him for eating sandwiches wrong.

[michaelcoward]

Remember when we all thought Milliband was a laughable minister...nobody's laughing now.

Suddenly the way a man eats a sandwich doesn't seem quite so important does it?

[johnwhitefoot]

Mr Johnson has got two books on international law and he hasn’t finished colouring in the first one yet

[maximatosis]

My favourite part of this was the fact the Boris Johnson only decided to face the opposition in commons on the day as he found out Starmer was self isolating. He thought Milliband would be an easy touch.
More fool Him hahahahaha

[erwinbeerens]

Ed Milliband trying to have a discussion with a bag of potatoes

[curiosity]

Johnson was the one who signed the deal. Not reluctantly, either. He called it a diplomatic triumph. His voters were convinced that we were the ones who had forced the EU to make concessions. They said there would be no border down the Irish Sea. Non-Conservatives were right, yet again.

[tomalebine]

Looking at Boris is so depressing, is this really our leader? My mum would tell him to sit up straight

[hfan]

looks like a kid who been told to turn off his playstation

[carpog]

The ‘five excuses’ dissection was awesome. Johnson looked utterly defeated by the end of that.

[yetidodger]

remember the letter from Johnsons headmaster to his father? He thinks he's above the rules and hates being told he's in action here.

[haydenhoodless]

Well you all think Miliband is incompetent, so if you're right, and he's mopping the floor with Boris like that, what does that tell you about Boris?

[hearditman]

Shocking that THAT is our Prime Minister!

[dannymain]

The silence from Boarish Johnston is almost as deafening as that of the "great" english public.

[tracik]

Ed Milliband: tougher than coronavirus.

[evelynfullerton]

He really did well Milliband in top form, The way he did it he would have made a brilliant Barrister

[JackyRogue]

This was a Comedy Roast worthy taking down. Wow

[shinviews]

Ed Miliband: “He doesn’t know his stuff”

He was right

[apassionatenerd.]

Borris looks like a week old corpse thats been sat in the sun, he has all the passion and political insights of one too.