This came from a clip that wasn't aired, and only sounds suspect when digitally enhanced. What's the issue?
Clarkson wrote an email to the shows producer 7 years ago saying he wasn't happy with that cut as it sounds likes he's saying something he shouldn't and could they re-edit it.
Whats the problem?
I don't think that - he didn't deny it 'at first', he's still denying it. He denied it, then apologised for mumbling something that might be misconstrued as saying it, then in his column today says "I've always thought I'd be sacked for something I said. Not for something that actually, I didn't say".one - he was sure there was no material to prove Mirror claim that's why he denied it at first. Which means he thought all the rushes were gone, that they had control over those drives or tapes. He was certain they were discarded. Any experienced journalist knew that Mirror wouldn't run with the story unless they had a smoking gun.
Thanks. Pretty much as I guessed.The clip comes from rushes, these are usually not stored, it's a different take, which after editing material to final form would usually be discarded as you rarely keep anything that didn't make it into broadcast for two years unless it's funny and can be used for DVD extras or something. So effectively, someone from production or editing team kept hand picked outtakes as leverage or press floggable item for those years and monetised the stash now.
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He thought all the rushes were gone, that they had control over those drives or tapes. He was certain they were discarded.
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Effectively this treason must have been arranged by someone very close with top level access and grudge/agenda going back several years. Treason that close, from inside of the production team can destroy a man. You could even provoke buffoon behaviour just to get it on tape, if that was the agenda.
two - if there is anything else that was sold in a batch. Anything at all, any outtake, any other footage, in car camera, any wireless mic recording when they were off camera of any joke, jibe or private conversation that can be taken out of context and used against him, if timed properly, will take Clarkson off the air.
sounds like he says Ninja to me.
I think it probably is. Not only does Lee explain the importance of context, it's probably highlighted most by the fact that he uses the N word, un-censored, in this clip. This was broadcast on BBC2 in March/April 2014. The use of the word isn't in and of itself offensive.Not sure if relevant
As i usual tory voter i am now voting UKIP for no other reason than i am SICK AND TIRED or gutless wimps who run the country for the only reason being to line their pockets.
Not sure if serious.
Jeremy Clarkson's use of the word 'slope' to describe an Asian man was deliberate use of an "offensive racist term" and BBC was happy to let it be aired, Ofcom rules