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Originally Posted by Damien

Having Hilary Clinton on news programmes is perfectly legitimate. She was a Presidential candidate, former Secretary of State, Senator and First Lady. Given that they're also going to ask her about Brexit. The Andrew Marr program also had Chris Grayling w ho campaigned for Leave and the chairman of the campaign group 'Leave means Leave'. Even The Express, hardly a Remain paper, seemed to be happy with Marr's handling of Clinton: http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/866...ew-Brexit-news

It's getting really tiresome that, the moment someone expresses an opinion against Brexit, it's 'biased'.

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And Trump made sexist comments as well as having similar sexual assault allegations against him. Like Clinton he settled at least one of those out of court. There is a long history of comments and allegations as well : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald...rth_.281992.29 and he was elected President!

Who said everyone's anti-Brexit opinion is down to bias? We're referring to the BBC here not everyone. What's getting really tiresome is that when someone calls out the BBC's renowned left/pro-EU bias it gets turned into something else. The BBC is infested with pro-EU left leaning people. There's no doubt about that and never has been. That's a fact.