Jacob Rees Mogg Put On Spot Over Rejecting Debate With Lord Adonis
1,142 views · Published 17 September 2018 · 1:18 · Indexed 1 October 2026
Channel: Original Jedi Watching · 2018 · News & Politics
Jacob Rees Mogg Put On Spot Over Rejecting Debate With Lord Adonis. Jacob Rees-Mogg Put On Spot Over Rejecting Debate With Lord Adonis. Jacob Rees-Mogg performed a U-turn and accepted Lord Adonis' challenge of a Brexit debate live on. The Labour peer challenged him to a duel on Britain's decision to leave the European Union, saying: "We should have this out. I'm going back to the 18th century because I always try to meet Jacob on common ground. I have issued a challenge to him for a duel." The Brexiteer originally insisted he would not be taking part, but seemed to have a change of heart during Ring Rees-Mogg this morning. Talking to Nick Ferrari about his decision to turn it down, Mr Rees-Mogg said: "I thought the whole thing was silly, the idea of a duel. "I may be old-fashioned, but I don't think duelling brings credit to anybody." However, when pressed about why he wouldn't debate Lord Adonis, Mr Rees-Mogg changed his mind, saying: "I've debated Lord Adonis before. I'm always happy to debate people. "I always welcome distinguished callers." ''image : ibtimes '' Uk Politics World News GE2018 Brexit G20 OJW Donations Welcome. https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=DPK4PYVL8ZSZN
More from this channel
-
3:53
Serious OJW HEALTH WARNING PostBrexit trade deals may lower UK animal welfare standards
-
1:02
Onlookers amazed as Man saved from burning bus in China
-
0:58
The Harrowing state of the U.K.today - knife crime
-
0:30
CCTV Brazen Thieves Shove Rare £11k Guitar Inside Coat In Front Of Customers
-
8:14
This Is "The Holy Grail For Dealing With Offensive Jokes" According To Maajid Nawaz
-
0:33
Nick Ferrari Helps Home Office minister Victoria Atkins with current Police employment numbers
-
5:02
Iranian British academic Abbas Edalat detained in Iran
-
0:32
Galaxy pile-up set to radically change notions about the early universe