LBC callers tell Rishi Sunak he's a liar

LBC's political editor Natasha Clark noticed some patterns in Rishi Sunak's hour long phone in with Nick Ferrari #LBC #Shorts #ukpolitics #rishisunak

[corrinathinks]

He's not sorry! He speaks like he's telling a story to 5yr old! Patronising is an understatement.

[spindriftbeach]

The fake apology is classic narcissistic behaviour.

[actually-will]

Clearly he’s had instructions from his empathy advisor on how to respond to the working class

[MISSYGful]

Well done LBC callers!!! Calling out the B when the presenters and media won't.

[sansan-wmqf]

Im sorry you fell like that. It's the quintessential narcissist line

[peacelilly]

I'm sorry you feel that way is a pathetic cop out

[mikehall]

It’s left for normal people to call him out as the pathetic journalists of this country never will.

[floatingpeaks]

The last lady's response was savage.

It must be so bad for him, he can't respond the way he does to Starmers questions in Parliament. He actually has to try and answer these ones.

[WindYaNeckIn]

Did he go on a customer service training course? "Never admit liability but apologise for how they are feeling"😂

[MickyHooper]

It's the apology of the smiling abuser...

[johnrider]

That last point was absolutely spot on. Someone needs to apologize for the harm the Tories have caused...

[anthonybariek]

Priti Patel was notorious for this sort of response to criticism, she would constantly say “I’m sorry that you offended by this” or “I’m sorry that you have that opinion”.

[imasonite]

The Disguised Apology: "I'm Sorry You Feel That Way"

When someone says, "I'm sorry you feel that way, " it can come off as an apology. However, this phrase puts the onus of the feelings onto the recipient, suggesting that their reactions, rather than the perpetrator's actions, are the problem. It's a deflection tactic, subtly hinting that the recipient's feelings are unwarranted or overly sensitive.

[dc]

It wouldn't surprise me if he is an actual psychopath.

[redeyegooner]

About time. You're not allowed to call someone a liar in the House of Commons, which has led to these people feeling far too comfortable lying to our faces.

[Scubadooper]

Ouch!!

Just goes to show, let the country down for one and a half decades and the public won't let you get away with it

[snaggiz]

That last caller is so spot on with that. Accountability is the key word.

[deanjohn]

All political leaders should have to take lie detector tests as they answer serious questions and if lying should do prison time of a year for every lie told

[Nashy]

Awakening is here, his deception training is failing.

[Blagger]

Sunak lies like a cheap watch, lies about lies about lies.