Leader's debates, how can I watch from abroad?
Leader's debates, how can I watch from abroad?
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theaxe

Original Poster:

3,571 posts

252 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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I'll be on a plane when the debate is on tomorrow.

Does anyone know of anywhere that'll be hosting a replay (youtube?) or any US TV networks that'll be showing it before I look into web proxy options?

ninja-lewis

5,443 posts

220 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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C-Span perhaps. They usually feature PMQs I believe.

theaxe

Original Poster:

3,571 posts

252 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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ninja-lewis said:
C-Span perhaps. They usually feature PMQs I believe.
Ah, that looks like it may work. Thanks.

john_p

7,073 posts

280 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Blue Meanie

73,668 posts

285 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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john_p said:
Have an invite? smile grovel, grovel! smile

Edited by Blue Meanie on Wednesday 14th April 16:09

Turbo5

594 posts

241 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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I will be in the audience at the debate tomorrow, I am looking forward to it and have my question ready

Blue Meanie

73,668 posts

285 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Turbo5 said:
I will be in the audience at the debate tomorrow, I am looking forward to it and have my question ready
What is it?... Will you be holding a pot of custard?

Puggit

49,813 posts

278 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Turbo5 said:
I will be in the audience at the debate tomorrow, I am looking forward to it and have my question ready
You're a Labour plant?

Turbo5

594 posts

241 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Puggit said:
Turbo5 said:
I will be in the audience at the debate tomorrow, I am looking forward to it and have my question ready
You're a Labour plant?
Defiantly not. I was approached and asked would I be interested, and I thought why not its the first time in history a live debate amongst the leaders. So I volunteered to be part of the audience.

andy43

13,225 posts

284 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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What's your question if you don't mind me asking?

Puggit

49,813 posts

278 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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andy43 said:
What's your question if you don't mind me asking?
I think he's keeping his powder dry wink

Turbo5

594 posts

241 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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andy43 said:
What's your question if you don't mind me asking?
There is possibility that I might get the chance to pose my question, the remit was it had to be aimed at all the leaders and not at just one person. (yes I would have liked to crucify the one eyed chocolate fireguard, but alas I have to be calm and respectable) ITV have called me about 4 times this week asking all sorts of questions, about would I have a problem standing up and asking a question in public etc. (some people freeze or they don't feel comfortable etc) it doesn't bother me as I address large groups etc at work or when I do some guest speaking at a university, (work related)

I have never been in a TV audience on a show so I am looking forward to the experience.

steve_k

579 posts

235 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Please ask them as a group why we are borrowing money to give away to other countries, and as we are now broke as a country would it not make more sense for other countries to borrow their own money?

Steve

andy43

13,225 posts

284 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Whatever the actual question, try and just slip in the phrase "and what about the 782 billion in debts you one eyed scotch muppet" somewhere. Then tell him to go home and pack.

Office_Monkey

1,969 posts

239 months

Thursday 15th April 2010
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You should post a pic of yourself so that we can ridicule you if you ask something stupid (like that "student" at the chancellor's debacle debate).