James Cleverly on Boris Johnson and Nadhim Zahawi – shifty, unrevealing and untrustworthy
James Cleverly: He was once described as “the Tories’ go-to eejit when they need someone to tweet absolute nonsense or defend the indefensible”.
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly did the Sunday morning interview round on January 23, 2023 – meaning he had to field questions about whether Boris Johnson corruptly appointed Richard Sharp as BBC Chairman, and about Nadhim Zahawi’s taxes.
He didn’t have answers about either of them, and instead came across as shifty, unrevealing and untrustworthy.
His responses displayed many characteristics of what police (for example) might describe as untruthfulness, or at least deception.
In this video clip, I have tried to identify at least a few of the tell-tale signs:
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Very well thought out video on your part, Mike, and we’ll executed. Yes, I for one will welcome more like this.
Thanks for the vote! I want to do more anyway.
The whole tory party are shifty ,unrevealed, and untrustworthy. Plus they are crooks, corrupt and light years out of touch. The same as Starmer and his self serving cronies on the front bench and NEC.