Asking Londoners what they think of Rishi Sunak

We went to Downing Street to see what people thought of the new Prime Minister.

Reporter: Ava-Santina Evans
Camera: Joanne George

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[markcoomber]

If you ask dumb questions of dumb people then don't be surprised when you get dumb answers.

[WhoOneIs]

Politics and economics needs to be taught in British schools. The level of political and economic ignorance is staggering.

[steveparker]

I think it's great that we have an ex-banker as PM, if there's one community that isn't given enough power in our society it's bankers!

[RomitDholakia]

For those who saying Christian country Christian PM, the same Christians ruled Hindu country for more than 200yrs. Rishi is governing it not plundering and looting it.

[DEEPAK-JOC]

It's time for some Brits to realise that giving lectures to other countries on equality is very easy but it's hard to follow by own.

[vetiarvind]

These interviews are a good indication why democracy is better off getting replaced with a lottery machine.

[fullmooneve]

"we've been through tough times and we came out the other end"
Yes, YOU did. Not everyone did.

[_Ramana]

" Best argument against democracy : 5 minutes discussion with an average voter " - Churchill

[ATtravel]

What people do not realise is that Rishi loves and believes in Britain so much he had a US Green Card which is only issued to people who have applied for one and committed to living and working in the USA. He only gave it up in 2021 after he had been Chancellor for 18 months. Shows how dedicated he was to the UK.

[DilanPerera]

When was the last time an investment banker thought about ordinary people?

[britishrose]

"He's worked in Hedge Funds so he's a lot more competent" - apart from him being one of the individuals responsible for the financial crash at the end of the 2000s.

[nv_musicvibes]

My question to that Oldman holding a placard which is saying "Britain is a christian country, a Hindu can't be it's prime minister". If it is so then what your Christian Britishers were doing on a Hindu land before 1947 ? This question applies only to those who are having this kind of mindset and put religion above everything....Suppose, if you are drowning in deep waters and suddenly saw a ship with a Hindu sailor passing by...What you will do ? Will you board on his ship or wait for a christian ship to arrive.?

[lzrhwk]

How people can equate working on hedge funds to being a good PM baffles me

[GY-yvcz]

Guy who, along with his wife, are worth almost 1 billion quid? I’m sure he’s gonna do wonders for the working class, lmao

[johnnypatterson]

Anyone notice how working class people are made to feel they are the ones who need to tighten their belts? It's like there is this common acceptance rich people are the ones who get to keep getting richer? There is an easy solution but nobody in government is willing to do it.

[janetgough]

How come nobody being interviewed says they're ABSOLUTELY LIVID? Because I know I am

[hauntedmushroomsasmr]

Keep smiling? Stay positive? Yeah, keep smiling when youre freezing in your own house because you can't turn the heating on.

[agarwal]

The problem is everyone want that India should always stay secular but no other countries want themselves to be secular😏

[techinfusions]

Its time for the wealthy folks that voted Tory to be the ones who suffer this time, it has to be Austerity and tax for the wealthy including the Oil and Energy companies, the NHS and public services have suffered enough under 12 years of austerity.

[paul]

The young chap saying maybe politics will get grown up again, , mate you had me crying with laughter, , have you seen them all in the house of commons!!😏🙄🤣