Johnathon Pie

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Have you been following Jonathan Pie's journey? From his hilarious on-the-spot rants to his insightful takes on current events, he's truly carved a niche for himself in the world of satire. Over the years, he's given us countless memorable moments, making us both laugh and think.



Now, the culmination of all his hard work is here! Jonathan Pie is launching "Call Jonathan Pie" on BBC Radio 4, starting TONIGHT! It's going to be a blend of satire, humor, and the unique Pie touch we've all come to love.

If you're a fan of his previous work or just looking for some fresh comedic content, make sure to tune in every Tuesday at 11pm on BBC Radio 4. For those who can't wait, all episodes are already available on BBC Sounds or your favorite podcast platforms.

Cheers to Jonathan Pie for this new venture! Don't miss out!

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Back once again with the ill behaviour.

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Alright, folks! Gather 'round because I've just had the pleasure of watching the latest video from our beloved Jonathan Pie, titled "The GB News Annual Party Conference." And oh boy, what a rollercoaster of emotions it was! Let's dive into it, shall we?



First off, Pie takes us on a delightful journey through the "highlights" of this year's Tory Party Conference. And by highlights, I mean the absolute circus of comments that would make even a clown cringe. We've got the housing Minister enlightening us with the revelation that not all private renters are, and I quote, "smoking weed and are bad people in gangs." Groundbreaking, right? Who'd have thought that not all renters are drug-dealing thugs? Mind. Blown.

Then there's the Energy Secretary, who's still peddling the myth about Labour wanting to tax our beloved meat. And let's not forget our dear GB News presenter and the ever-so-charming Jacob Rees-Mogg, who's now a connoisseur of hormone-injected beef from Australia. Delicious, he says. Brexit benefits, he claims.

But wait, there's more! Liz Truss, the shining beacon of wisdom, believes we should release all the gas we're sitting on. And by the way, she's the second most popular Tory there, right behind Nigel Farage. Yes, the same Farage who isn't even a Tory. But hey, why let facts get in the way of a good story?

The Business Secretary thinks charities that dare to criticize the government shouldn't get public funding. Because, you know, self-assessment is always the best assessment. And the Transport Secretary? He's busy fighting against the "sinister" 15-minute cities. Never mind that they don't actually exist.

And then, the pièce de résistance, the Home Secretary's claim that multiculturalism has failed. But wait, she says her comments were mischaracterized. And then she goes on to warn about a "hurricane of migrants" and suggests renaming the Human Rights Act to the "Criminal Rights Act." Oh, the irony!

In conclusion, Pie's video is a masterclass in satire, highlighting the absurdities of the political circus we find ourselves in. It's a four-day festival of dog whistles, scaremongering, and far-right conspiracies. And if you haven't watched it yet, do yourself a favor and check it out. Because in the words of Pie himself, it's a spectacle "the like I have not seen in my professional lifetime." And trust me, he's seen a lot.

So, there you have it, folks. Another day, another political debacle. But at least we have Jonathan Pie to make us laugh through the madness. Cheers to that!

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He’s been cooking up some more Pie.

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More pie anyone?

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He’s not wrong, sadly.