foxtrot101 wrote: » I enjoyed the John Simpson interview. George was desperately trying to get Simpson to agree with him on anything about Trump, but was resisted at every turn. The only thing he managed was a half-hearted concession that if there was another 9-11 type attack, Trump's reaction to it might boost his approval ratings. That's something to look forward to:rolleyes:. Basically Simpson thinks Trump is going to be hopeless, which left George sounding very deflated at the end.
jobbridge4life wrote: » George's turn over the past year in relation to Trump has been his undoing. He has presented an image of himself totally removed from reality. As a long term fan it has been deeply uncomfortable and disappointing, I found myself longing for him to resign for his own sake.
randy hickey wrote: » Barry Kenny going balls out for some sort of world record for cock-per-minute utterances on a live radio show.
Vorenus400 wrote: » big piece on front page of todays ireland edition of the Times newspaper about HPV vaccine. An estimate of 15,000 people refused the vaccine in 2016 and it is estimated that 40 people will die from the 'misinformation' campaign. Who is Irelands most high profile anti cervical cancer vaccine campaigner? I think it is George. The man truely doesnt give a cr*p, same with his head injuries in rugby. i see he hasnt brought up the vaccine subject in awhile. he also refuses to discuss it with the doctor he has on every week. i know I am lazy but how is it that no one ever complains to BAI about how poorly researched/one sided and presented nearly every topic is. Do peple only ever make official complaints about RTE. (I realise I am as much of the problem for not submitting a complaint myself)
terryduff12 wrote: » People wrote into him about it, he highlighted it.
Ol' Donie wrote: » George giving his thoughts on women wearing high heels. Worth listening to. Really.
Deedsie wrote: » Could anyone actually say they preferred Johnathan Healy on lunchtimes?
morris_miner wrote: » id prefer dil ( from global village ) than jonathan healy and im to the right of genghis khan
UsedToWait wrote: » There was a perfect storm the other day - Dil guesting on George's show :eek: Dil was on about not using he/she pronouns for children till they could make their own choice to self-identify their gender... Then, proceeded to talk about her baby using the pronoun 'he' When George pulled her up on it, she backpedalled furiously - ah well he has already demonstrated strong masculine traits - if he hadn't, I would still be calling him 'they'PC gone mad, gone mad....
Pherekydes wrote: » 'Here come the girls'? Shouldn't she have a patronising spot called 'Here come the boys'? She could have Quinlan and Williams on. :pac:
For Forks Sake wrote: » Quinlan barely shows up for the segments he's scheduled for, can't see him putting in any additional appearances tbh
UsedToWait wrote: » Dil was on about not using he/she pronouns for children till they could make their own choice to self-identify their gender...
Harry Angstrom wrote: » It's this sort of nonsensical PC bullshit that's partly responsible for the election of Donald Trump as President.
Pherekydes wrote: » 'Here come the girls'? Shouldn't she have a patronising spot called 'Here come the boys'?