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Ian Hislop gets Robert Jenrick to denounce his own party

Ian Hislop got Robert Jenrick to denounce his own party in front of the nation and it was absolutely magnificent.

Joseph Connor by Joseph Connor
2023-02-17 14:58
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Home office minister Robert Jenrick was obviously eager to draw attention away from his own government’s shortcomings on BBC1’s Question Time by bringing up local council inefficiency.

The former local government minister expressed his concerns specifically over “some of the most egregious waste” he has observed in numerous Labour-run councils.

In case the Conservative MP had forgotten any councils, fellow panellist Ian Hislop stepped in, and it was fantastic.

You can watch it below:

It wasn’t the first time he had his say on the episode though:

And again…

Related: Ian Hislop explains who is really to blame for asylum seekers being housed in hotels

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