Good thing that the other speakers put him on the defensive and questioners in the crowd kept him there.
He must be better in smaller and more friendly formats.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/24/world/europe/24britain.html"The early reading by many of Britain’s major newspapers was that Mr. Griffin lost heavily on points. While he gained a mass audience for the first time, for a party that usually meets in cramped backstreet halls,
he appeared shocked by the pounding he took from other panelists, by repeated booing in the studio and by infuriated interruptions from Mr. Dimbleby. On Friday, he said he would make a formal complaint to the BBC about “the venom” and “sheer unfairness” of the discussion. “That was a lynch mob,” he said.
Mr. Dimbleby led the charge. Quoting liberally from
Mr. Griffin’s past remarks about the Holocaust, Islam, lesbians and homosexuals, as well as restoring Britain to its “indigenous” white population, he demanded Mr. Griffin say whether he stood by the remarks. After the B.N.P. leader said he was “the most loathed man in Britain in the eyes of Britain’s Nazis,” the presenter interrupted brusquely: “Do you deny the Holocaust?” he asked. When Mr. Griffin hesitated, he repeated the question.
The B.N.P. leader also sought to mollify anger in the studio audience — many of whom were Asian or black — at the party’s stance on saving Britain for whites, saying it was not a matter of color but of preserving the rights of Britain’s “indigenous peoples,” who he said could trace their origins back 17,000 years. “We are the aborigines here,” he said. That brought a black man in the audience to his feet.
“Where do you want me to go?” he said. “I love this country, I’m part of this country.”
The B.N.P. leader also said that to earn the right to remain in Britain, Muslims should “acknowledge that Britain always has been and must remain fundamentally a British and Christian country.”
On lesbians and homosexuals, he said that “a lot of people in this country find the sight of two grown men kissing in public really creepy.” That brought to her feet a woman in the audience who said she was a lesbian. “I have to say the feeling of revulsion is mutual,” she said."