Why Johnson Is Attacking the BBC: Operation Red Meat Explained - TLDR News

The video discusses the UK government's use of distraction tactics amid the party gate scandal, including operations like Red Meat and Save Big Dog to bolster Boris Johnson's position. It explores criticisms of the BBC from the Conservative Party and the public's trust in the BBC, despite controversies. The video also debates the merits of the BBC licence fee, considering its economic impact and the shift towards a universal levy model.

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