James O'Brien's penny drop moment on passion and protest
21 September 2021, 10:53
James O'Brien's protest penny drop moment
James O'Brien explained his penny drop moment when it comes to climate change protesters storming the M25.
Amid a week of action from Insulate Britain activists, James set out his views on the subject.
Recalling that over the weekend there was a large protest in London by anti-vaccine activists.
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James said: "There were cameras there, and some of the footage filmed was absolutely breathtaking."
"Some of the people there were, forgive me, absolutely bonkers."
James said that those who were "screaming about Nuremberg trials," or "death threats" for journalists, then "I'm afraid you're lost to the sort of reasoning that I employ on this program."
"I look at that, and I look at the passion, and I think that they're bonkers."
But, moving on to the protesters on the M25, James said his penny drop moment was that the passion of the Insulate Britain group was "as incomprehensible to many people as the passion of the anti-vaxx mob is to me."
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