right we've got 15 minutes and not a
minute more before we gotta turn this
car be funny the questions out are you
gonna chip it gonna chip in the brains
behind the thing oh yeah that's true
shipping I'm shipping you do it first
will a quick update on Charlie okay yes
so Charlie was carriage of my last film
he needed a few thousand pounds to get
out of retina reinstatement cell phone
conviction
anyway Westminster viewers very
generously raised eight thousand pound
eight thousand five hundred his life
according to him is literally been
transformed so that's amazing I was sort
of lost for words actually it's the
first time we know there's a song
community around that these films but so
now it's a sort of strong and as
generous and amazing as that was quite a
thing but also am it softer said these
films are very bleak and we always try
to make it like that they turned out
that genuine sort of hope amongst the
bleakness right it really is something
yeah that's hit me with a question this
car has to be back in thirteen thirteen
minutes how do you continue laughter
when receiving objectively stupid
answers we get many objectively stupid
answers there no more or less
objectively stupid
what I hear from you know allegedly
serious people I'll just read today
David Cameron said he didn't think of
austerity went deep enough in the first
years of the coalition government
because that would have been
economically more effective that's the
most stupid thing I've ever heard
so ever had anybody said to me on the
street pales in pales into
insignificance I think of what we do
often right Rob Ashcroft I've really
enjoyed this series since they started
this latest one seems a bit
directionless and fragmented a bit like
they were UK really was that intentional
yes director we try to be the thing is
man if you set out as a journalist to
cover this and you have any kind of
honesty about you at all you'll admit
the thing doesn't quite make sense right
and if you if you set out to try and
make that all look we forget it all out
and it's very simple and it's like this
doesn't bring food
yeah I take less directionless and
fragmented a more open and questioning
thank you rob
we don't make it up as we go along
exactly but we try and respond them
improvise that's the most awful sort of
coherence isn't it if it's also a
pre-scripted
you're making the world fit your
narrative that might appear coherent but
I don't think is gonna tell you anyone
much I'd sooner be fragmented thank you
I should have gone round there about too
busy answering questions I have oh look
at this
1803 now I've lost three minutes now
we're in a spot about that wedding now
Brock Cain is stuck in there are you
joking I driving into the codebase and I
meant it ml 267 sense asks asks ml 267
asks what are people's aspirations for
the country in 20 years time once the
brexit stuff is finished
is there a shared vision so I call my
old thing isn't I have to think of the
countries a lot of coverage makes our
country completely odds with each other
I think that why I hear most from people
from who I'm different takes on breaks
in what you might call the politics of
sort of values and culture most people
want the same things in the sense that
they want a secure and stable life and
they want some sense of things like
having somewhere to live and community
good quality of life and community lots
and lots of people I don't think what
human beings want is that complicated
from Hebrew hammer do you notice it
breaks tears feel like they are under
attack from the Westminster elite
got a question I think they feel I think
it well I don't know he is it is a
linguistic distinction I think there are
breaks it tears but her to be a practice
here of someone lead-in the charge so
that's that Ferrari smog or Boris
Johnson I think you there are breaks its
supporters or breaks eaters ers people
in the population of them I think some
of them feel that somehow the
establishment the meteor and political
establishment is conspiring to frustrate
to the result of the referendum but I
can see why they think that because it
is three years after a friend of a
parliament has been very good at saying
no we're not very good at saying yeah so
I get where they're coming from a lot of
people feel a lot longer than just a
post 2016 and the danger is that to some
this might be one more thing that was
offered to them
the result of which was then ignored oh
I see only time their vote was counted
because of our electoral system you live
in a or so they thought
next one's from a guy called psycho why
is the most rewarding part this work
know where the most what's the most
rewarding part is when it goes down well
and gets a decent number of views on
YouTube and when as happens people come
up to us on the street actually and say
I really like filters you make moving
quote bits of them back to us is how
they received I would
a comment we hear a lot in a nice
compliment to be here back up miss as
well but it isn't you've helped me
understand the country right if we've
helped even a slight bit so for people
to understand person I come for you
it really is but that one sound too
pious and come by Irish I think when you
feel you've sort of you've portrayed
something or giving a voice to somebody
who the tragedy mainstream media would
ordinarily ignore and you know when
you've done that you get a pretty clear
sense of it I mean Charlie in the film
the last film where we've been today
will just bear this town called
schierbrock in them Derbyshire knowing
I'm sure and them it's not the sort of
place journalists going we had a very
very long conversation with some people
there which was really illuminating and
interesting and I thought well you
wouldn't see this in most places laughs
that's good for that without just one
minute past 6:00 now things are looking
up you know you can never make up time
understand what I just lost two minutes
of this LJ 700 says the only uplifting
think about this is John's persistence
without beard
I despair everything else I think he
means that sincerely thank you LJ once
breaks it happens I'm shaving it off
once breaks happens we're done with this
whole series where you say I'm parking
this car and walking
Oh Sancho changed you ever feel you
might be wrong in your analysis of the
right-wing working classes who were the
right we work in class so if we ever
analyzed the right man working you were
they exactly yes they might have a
better clue that metropolitan liberals
like yourself while don't count myself
as an college level Mike politics is
small so you can serve it with some
respect sir now to by your terminology
I'm afraid but underlying that there's a
defense we said above if there's one
thing we've done is that's what they say
occasionally maybe a mistake of
analyzing and gonna try to stay away
from you if I don't think for me I don't
think you think you know everything
no no I think I'm you know all take a
hold it all the time about being wrong
and you question yourself anything god
it's just you know it is correct choices
he or she or you see that lets you know
George Harrison right Fez mayor's why
are you so empty breaks it yeah sweet
difference like the other you know team
to understand that brexit isn't a
question of economics people who voted
for Britt couldn't care less
well good luck caring less about
economics cuz you'll start to care about
economics when there's no food in the
supermarket and you haven't got a job so
I think you know I think people do care
about economics is a complete missing
representation
I'm changing lanes this Enterprise is
shown in three minutes are you gonna
make it I'm gonna make it about Evelyn
about breaks it to something in the
sense that the remain side of both the
loudest elements of it drive me bananas
Oh care of the capacity to stop even our
butts about doctrinaire remain in that
sense just what that question seemed to
imply do you think the chances of Lib
Dems getting enough support or chance of
Elvis Presley returning always enjoy
distances Steve McClellan this series
but the weakness for me was the daytime
high street demographic is not
particularly oh you don't know that we
first of all I question out on two
grounds but you do identify some really
interesting properties the fine is right
hey we're well aware of that right we
always ask what people do my question
anyway of the I'm sure you saw just like
people wandering around mr. Koretz in
workplaces we make sure we talk to
people who who we know by dint of what
they're wearing I've come from work
place you shall send the girl places on
Saturdays we always hang around places
in the evenings but also you meet all
sorts of people on a nice dream
that's the heart of a town you guys
still is
it's helped us over the years to turn to
be reasonably right about quite a lot of
things right and wrong about a few
things but it helps us pick up stuff
there and it's not true out of me the
other thing there's loads of other sort
of tricks we have this one way but you
know we bought ran out and developers
talk to people as they're washing their
cars or mowing the lawn it's called the
son game it's got the Sun Gate hangar
throughout the housing development in
Indiana just that at all
I sometimes think people see voxpop saw
the news and get them mixed up with us
left you know you said you change my
opinions from people he told you since
to start the break sir came campaign not
a great question yes in some instances
I've met people have changed their mind
he bowed level but now back remained a
lot of people who remain you just think
will they lost that therefore I think
fundamentally I think that could be
though instilled sort of 48-52
definitely early but just moved in terms
of the basics probably the biggest
change I mean those enterprises ah how
do I get in there just down there we
make it bigger single change I think
it's people who don't try that at home
people have had enough a lot of people
2016
so we keep watching subscribe you mr.
see the show oh you're joking don't
crash I know
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