James O'Brien tries to find out what a Brexit voter thinks they voted for | LBC

It's déjà vu as James O'Brien, for the first time in ages, tries to find out what a Brexit voter thinks they voted for.

This video clip is from an LBC show presented by James O'Brien on 04/11/22.

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[amazmus]

It's so scary that so many people in this country have such strong political feelings on subjects they know absolutely nothing about.

[oxymoron]

Man really came on LBC with the argument, "My dad and someone I used to work with told me how to think."

[levlowell]

"I'm easily scared. My dad and a random co-worker fed into my fear, so I voted the way they would have wanted me to. "
here, I saved everyone 10 minutes of their life.

[troy]

This man represents the arrogant detachment of so many people here in Britain. Strong opinions on something you know nothing about. When you're raised hearing "we won the war" and "the sun never sets on the British Empire" I guess you never have to respect the fact there's a world beyond your driveway

[Queenfloofles]

When the vote happened my Gran asked me, her Grandaughter, how I was going to vote. She was 92 at that point and figured it probably wouldnt affect her but it would affect me and my daughter. She voted to remain because that was how I was voting. I wish more older voters had done this. Sadly my Gran passed in 2020 and I still miss her.

[terimorris]

He’s proof that age doesn’t always grants wisdom

[melvert]

I don't think Oliver could even fully explain why he bothered to call in..

[Chingloves]

Listening to a Brexiter explain their logic is like Listening to a toddler try to explain why they should be allowed to stay up late.

[britishrose]

I voted to leave because a friend of a friend of my aunty's second cousin told me that the EU was bad. And she knew because she once had a job in an office and she could read.

[carlosriera]

I didn't realise how difficult it was to try and dissect stupidity. You are a breath of fresh air, James. Thank you for being there.

[vivburgess]

It's tragic. Our country has been damaged in every possible way since Brexit and the voters who put us there can't find a single coherent reason why they voted for it, but still will refuse to recognise that it was a mistake.

[WrongedSports]

As an American its nice to know that there are other idiots out there that vote based on "things they heard from someone" instead of doing their own reading and education on the subject

[XiagraBalls]

"You've had 6 years to think about it... well, in fact, you've had 40..." Exactly. 👍🏻

[faithpearlgenied-a]

I'll never understand why these people even consider phoning in 🤦‍♀️ ridiculously embarrassing.

[poskeegget]

James O'Brien is either the worlds greatest actor, or he is genuinely so fed up with these people that he seems too tired to even raise his voice in anger anymore.

[craigfowler]

Couldn't answer a simple question about what he gained from leaving.

And these people determined our future, unbelievable.

[Spamfish]

''He read ALL the documents.'' Not even Brasseye or Thick of It is this level of satire.

[jakeartis]

"I'm convinced he read all the documents" never laughed harder in my life 😂

[realitychecks]

Listening to a man that has been educated by the Daily Mail

[progpuss]

I'm suicidal after listening to this man who has been on this planet over 70 years and still can't put a sentence together when asked a simple question, and his decisions will affect my life forever,