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Harold Macmillan Faces Pressure to Resign in Rare Interview (1963)

5.6K views · May 12, 2026 · News & Politics

Comments · 18

  • @stephfoxwell4620 · 4 months ago

    Dude fought in the trenches on the Western Front.<br>Respect due.

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  • @ulmusminor1111 · 4 months ago

    I like the way he answers the question about Mr Wilson at the end.

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  • @brianlam1663 · 4 months ago

    My GAWD!!

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  • @nickchapman3077 · 4 months ago

    Before my time, but a proper politician and statesman. Head and shoulders above the idiot currently in charge.

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  • @timothynoble8206 · 4 months ago

    Dear old supermac...!....What &nbsp;a mess wth this bunch of clowns......Please supermac we need you ..!.

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  • @HM21CEN · 4 months ago

    What&apos;s with the name change of the channel?

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  • @Ryan-on5on · 4 months ago (edited)

    Though I am by no means a Tory, I must concede that Harold MacMillan was one of the best PMs of the post-war period. Smart, pragmatic, unflabbable, and cordial, his achievements are many, including ushering in the greatest era of material prosperity Britian has yet known, solidifying the welfare state set up by Attlee and Bevin, and recongizning &quot;the wind of change&quot; that portended the UK&apos;s transition from an imperial power to a regional partner in the Trans-Atlantic partnership. He righted an unsteady ship, and seldom let partisian politics or personal intrigue impair his course of judgment. All and all, a tremendous statesmen!

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  • @TexasMan77 · 3 weeks ago

    Like Churchill, he had a British father and an American mother. 🇬🇧🇺🇸

  • @CAquas · 4 months ago

    &quot;When will the next be, Mr. MacMillan? <br> I won&apos;t tell you that either!&quot; &nbsp;<br><br>Who was the last PM who was not in thrall to the media? &nbsp;Or could match MacMillan&apos;s control.<br><br> &quot;First, the Georgian silver goes, then all that nice furniture that used to be in the saloon. Then the Canalettos go.&quot;

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  • @1258-Eckhart · 4 months ago

    Now I see whom Thatcher modelled herself on.

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