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🚨 ALASTAIR CAMPBELL on Bloomberg with Jacob Rees-Mogg cuts through the noise: A rejoin referendum likely won’t happen anytime soon because while Nigel Farage and Reform remain influential, the EU simply won’t have us back. “While we’ve got the prospect of people like Jacob getting into bed with people...

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Stephen Flynn, "On Brexit, everyone across the UK right now feels that Britain is broken" "And the guy who orchestrated Brexit, Nigel Farage, doesn't have to face the consequences of the economic damage that Brexit has done to the UK" "It has made us smaller, it has made us poorer" "If the Labour party want to defeat Nigel Farage they need to accept the premise that Brexit has been a disaster" "And explain to people across the UK that the only way, the best way to grow the economy is to get our public finances in a fit state, as a result of realigning our relationship with the EU"
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Stephen Flynn, "On Brexit, everyone across the UK right now feels that Britain is broken" "And the guy who orchestrated Brexit, Nigel Farage, doesn't have to face the consequences of the economic damage that Brexit has done to the UK" "It has made us smaller, it has made us poorer" "If the Labour party want to defeat Nigel Farage they need to accept the premise that Brexit has been a disaster" "And explain to people across the UK that the only way, the best way to grow the economy is to get our public finances in a fit state, as a result of realigning our relationship with the EU"

Farrukh

530,564 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 Brexit is collapsing under its own contradictions and Labour is still too scared to admit it. Farage is Brexit. Brexit has failed. And Labour is losing voters not to Reform 👉but to the Lib Dems + Greens because it refuses to say so. Poppy Coburn: ➡️ “Labour should campaign to rejoin the EU.” ➡️ “The voters who left Labour over Brexit aren’t coming back anyway.” ➡️ “Rejoining is the only route to growth and it would finish Farage.” Lewis Goodall: ➡️ “There’s now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit.” Meanwhile Starmer is signing US pharma deals that make a Customs Union impossible. You can’t fix Britain 🇬🇧 while glued to a Brexit the public no longer believes in. This is the beginning of a political realignment Labour is terrified to face.
5:35

🚨 Brexit is collapsing under its own contradictions and Labour is still too scared to admit it. Farage is Brexit. Brexit has failed. And Labour is losing voters not to Reform 👉but to the Lib Dems + Greens because it refuses to say so. Poppy Coburn: ➡️ “Labour should campaign to rejoin the EU.” ➡️ “The voters who left Labour over Brexit aren’t coming back anyway.” ➡️ “Rejoining is the only route to growth and it would finish Farage.” Lewis Goodall: ➡️ “There’s now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit.” Meanwhile Starmer is signing US pharma deals that make a Customs Union impossible. You can’t fix Britain 🇬🇧 while glued to a Brexit the public no longer believes in. This is the beginning of a political realignment Labour is terrified to face.

Liz Webster

35,635 次观看 • 8 个月前

Sky News, "Have you been tempted by Nigel Farage and Reform UK?" Jacob Rees-Mogg, "We're colleagues at GB News, I like Nigel a great deal, we get on really well, and we have done for many years" "But no, I'm sticking with the Tory party, I want to unite the right" "I'm more of a broadcaster now than a politician"
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Sky News, "Have you been tempted by Nigel Farage and Reform UK?" Jacob Rees-Mogg, "We're colleagues at GB News, I like Nigel a great deal, we get on really well, and we have done for many years" "But no, I'm sticking with the Tory party, I want to unite the right" "I'm more of a broadcaster now than a politician"

Farrukh

183,803 次观看 • 7 个月前

Alastair Campbell, "Nigel Farage is a consequential figure in British politics, I doubt Brexit would have happened without him" "History will say the three key drivers of Brexit: David Cameron who called the referendum, Boris Johnson who led one of the campaigns and Nigel Farage who laid the ground for it" "Camerons gone, Johnsons gone, and the fact that some people are talking about Nigel Farage becoming the next prime minister, what does that say about our politics?" "The guy who has helped to inflict the very thing, Brexit, that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world, that we think he should be prime minister? "It's a form of madness" "The populism and lies of the Brexit campaigners" "Brexit was all about taking back control. Partly because we lost our membership of the European Union and so the Dublin Convention, we've lost control" "Partly because so many Europeans left Britain, went back, doctors, nurses, and carers, we then had the Boris wave of immigration, people from other countries, particularly India, Bangladesh" "We also have people from Ukraine and Hong Kong which I think the public are more willing to accept" "The truth is, we have to get the balance right between an aging population, where we're going to need immigrants to do the jobs that British people don't want to do, and we need high skill immigrants" "Charlatans like Farage are always going to make immigration the issue because they haven't got much else to say about anything else" "Andy Burnham is very pro European, in his heart he knows Brexit is a disaster, knows that we have to somehow fix it" "I think it will be a much closer relationship with the European Union"
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Alastair Campbell, "Nigel Farage is a consequential figure in British politics, I doubt Brexit would have happened without him" "History will say the three key drivers of Brexit: David Cameron who called the referendum, Boris Johnson who led one of the campaigns and Nigel Farage who laid the ground for it" "Camerons gone, Johnsons gone, and the fact that some people are talking about Nigel Farage becoming the next prime minister, what does that say about our politics?" "The guy who has helped to inflict the very thing, Brexit, that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world, that we think he should be prime minister? "It's a form of madness" "The populism and lies of the Brexit campaigners" "Brexit was all about taking back control. Partly because we lost our membership of the European Union and so the Dublin Convention, we've lost control" "Partly because so many Europeans left Britain, went back, doctors, nurses, and carers, we then had the Boris wave of immigration, people from other countries, particularly India, Bangladesh" "We also have people from Ukraine and Hong Kong which I think the public are more willing to accept" "The truth is, we have to get the balance right between an aging population, where we're going to need immigrants to do the jobs that British people don't want to do, and we need high skill immigrants" "Charlatans like Farage are always going to make immigration the issue because they haven't got much else to say about anything else" "Andy Burnham is very pro European, in his heart he knows Brexit is a disaster, knows that we have to somehow fix it" "I think it will be a much closer relationship with the European Union"

Farrukh

102,321 次观看 • 24 天前

Caroline Lucas, "Hopefully people won't forget what Nigel Farage has done with Brexit" "He is extraordinary in how he manages to be the Houdini of politics, extricating himself from all these disasters he is causing in the country" Nick Watt, "Farage says what is governing politics now is feelings" Caroline Lucas, "I'm all for having an emotional appeal with the public, but when feeling is so divorced from any kind of reality as it was in the Brexit campaign it gets quite dangerous" Tim Montgomerie, "Reform is talking the language of the average voter" Caroline Lucas, "Farage is exploiting grievances" "That is what Reform is about: bitterness, anger, and pushing against the establishment" "Reform like to kick over everything in their sights because they like the chaos that comes out of that"
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Caroline Lucas, "Hopefully people won't forget what Nigel Farage has done with Brexit" "He is extraordinary in how he manages to be the Houdini of politics, extricating himself from all these disasters he is causing in the country" Nick Watt, "Farage says what is governing politics now is feelings" Caroline Lucas, "I'm all for having an emotional appeal with the public, but when feeling is so divorced from any kind of reality as it was in the Brexit campaign it gets quite dangerous" Tim Montgomerie, "Reform is talking the language of the average voter" Caroline Lucas, "Farage is exploiting grievances" "That is what Reform is about: bitterness, anger, and pushing against the establishment" "Reform like to kick over everything in their sights because they like the chaos that comes out of that"

Farrukh

129,940 次观看 • 1 年前

I agree with Jacob Rees-Mogg! Brexit would never happened without Nigel Farage. He is pushing sadopopulism by identifying scapegoats and moaning about issues to win votes to ensure everything gets even worse. Brexit is destroying farming and food security. We have costly trade barriers with our biggest market which we rely on for commodities. We are now more subservient to Europe and USA as we have no power because Brexit made us a pawn on the chess board.
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I agree with Jacob Rees-Mogg! Brexit would never happened without Nigel Farage. He is pushing sadopopulism by identifying scapegoats and moaning about issues to win votes to ensure everything gets even worse. Brexit is destroying farming and food security. We have costly trade barriers with our biggest market which we rely on for commodities. We are now more subservient to Europe and USA as we have no power because Brexit made us a pawn on the chess board.

Liz Webster

98,352 次观看 • 1 年前

Nigel Farage, "As a part of Starmer's EU reset that effectively he wants us to join the EU Single Market" "And put us back into regulatory alignment" "For Starmer to go back to Single Market rules, to accept everything that's news, is easier because Brexit was not delivered in a way that those who voted for it wanted" We might as well just rejoin the EU instead of faffing about with EU Single Market alignment
0:31

Nigel Farage, "As a part of Starmer's EU reset that effectively he wants us to join the EU Single Market" "And put us back into regulatory alignment" "For Starmer to go back to Single Market rules, to accept everything that's news, is easier because Brexit was not delivered in a way that those who voted for it wanted" We might as well just rejoin the EU instead of faffing about with EU Single Market alignment

Farrukh

45,372 次观看 • 4 个月前

Twice President Macron explains the relationship between Brexit and small boat crossings which began after Brexit First, he says that the British people were sold a lie with Brexit Then he says, "Many people in your country (i.e. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson) explained that Brexit would make it possible to fight more effectively against illegal immigration, but since Brexit, the UK has no migratory agreement with the EU" - the opposite of what they promised Macron also points out that for every £1 the UK gives to France to tackle small boats, the French spend €3
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Twice President Macron explains the relationship between Brexit and small boat crossings which began after Brexit First, he says that the British people were sold a lie with Brexit Then he says, "Many people in your country (i.e. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson) explained that Brexit would make it possible to fight more effectively against illegal immigration, but since Brexit, the UK has no migratory agreement with the EU" - the opposite of what they promised Macron also points out that for every £1 the UK gives to France to tackle small boats, the French spend €3

Farrukh

129,675 次观看 • 1 年前

Journalist, "Rejoin the EU or stay out?" Andy Burnham, "I want to rejoin" "I hope in my lifetime, I want to rejoin the European Union" "I believe in the unions of all kinds. The union of the UK. The EU benefitted this country. Trade unions" "People prosper more when they're part of unions" Earlier in the interview... "Then you come to Brexit... During the 80s and 90s, the growth we had through the European Union masked some of structural problems" "But the minute you come to Brexit, then look at the last decade" "Shouldn't we start calling out the disaster that Brexit has been more directly?" "I think we should" "We've been stuck now with sluggish growth, and all of the aspirations now are harder to achieve as a country" "That's Nigel Farage and Brexiters doing, and you have to hold them accountable for that" Pippa Crerar, "Is there a danger of being seen as the same old Labour pushing to rejoin the EU?" Andy Burnham, "I don't think there's a prospect of joining any time soon, but I do think we should be honest with people" "It's not just on the economy and growth. It's immigration" "Immigration has ben weakened as a result of Brexit" "We've replaced short term immigration from the EU with long term immigration from outside the EU" "Call out Nigel Farage and Brexiters" Journalist, "Do you think Nigel Farage is racist?" Andy Burnham, "I don't know him well so I'm not going to say that. But I do see policies that are discriminatory. And that worries me"
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Journalist, "Rejoin the EU or stay out?" Andy Burnham, "I want to rejoin" "I hope in my lifetime, I want to rejoin the European Union" "I believe in the unions of all kinds. The union of the UK. The EU benefitted this country. Trade unions" "People prosper more when they're part of unions" Earlier in the interview... "Then you come to Brexit... During the 80s and 90s, the growth we had through the European Union masked some of structural problems" "But the minute you come to Brexit, then look at the last decade" "Shouldn't we start calling out the disaster that Brexit has been more directly?" "I think we should" "We've been stuck now with sluggish growth, and all of the aspirations now are harder to achieve as a country" "That's Nigel Farage and Brexiters doing, and you have to hold them accountable for that" Pippa Crerar, "Is there a danger of being seen as the same old Labour pushing to rejoin the EU?" Andy Burnham, "I don't think there's a prospect of joining any time soon, but I do think we should be honest with people" "It's not just on the economy and growth. It's immigration" "Immigration has ben weakened as a result of Brexit" "We've replaced short term immigration from the EU with long term immigration from outside the EU" "Call out Nigel Farage and Brexiters" Journalist, "Do you think Nigel Farage is racist?" Andy Burnham, "I don't know him well so I'm not going to say that. But I do see policies that are discriminatory. And that worries me"

Farrukh

292,706 次观看 • 10 个月前

Lewis Goodall, "Farage has Brexit. It is his signature contribution to British political life. He owns it, he is it" "There is now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit" Victoria Derbyshire, "Nearly half of respondents believe there should be another referendum, a majority think Brexit has not worked" Lewis Goodall, "Labour's biggest problem is not hemorrhaging votes to Reform, it's hemorrhaging votes to the Greens and the LibDems" Poppy Coburn, "It's a no brainer, Labour should campaign to rejoin the European Union" Victoria Derbyshire, "Why would that be a vote winner?" Poppy Coburn, "The people who already left Labour because of Brexit have long since gone, they are not coming back to them, they're never coming back" "Labour need to galvanise the centre left, who at the moment are very dissatisfied by Labour" "They're going towards The Greens and the LibDems" "Going back into the European Union would really upset Nigel Farage, Labour get to paint him as somebody who has already tried and failed, and you get to say this will deal with our growth problems - even though it wont (actually, it will)" "I do know people of my demographic, a little older, who are really dissatisfied with Brexit, because they can see when Britain falls off a cliff 2019/2020, I think mainly because of the pandemic, but it happened the same time as Brexit" "So even though the European Union is suffering, just as much as Britain, if not more so (not quite true). And even though a Customs Union won't give us the growth benefits that is promised (it will)" "A political narrative can be built up that is very powerful" "We don't need a referendum, just go back in - Farage is saying he'll leave the ECHR without a referendum" Lewis Goodall, "The Labour party has the electorate it's got, and it's not the electorate it wants" "It still considers itself as the party of the pit villages, of the South Wales valleys, all these sort of places" "But it's also the party of urban England" Poppy Coburn, "If I could whisper into Keir Starmer's ears I'd say restart the culture wars because you can't win on economics" "Keir Starmer's political career came around by campaigning on rejoining the European Union, he needs to galvanise that base again" "It's the only way he will see off people like Zack Polanski"
5:34

Lewis Goodall, "Farage has Brexit. It is his signature contribution to British political life. He owns it, he is it" "There is now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit" Victoria Derbyshire, "Nearly half of respondents believe there should be another referendum, a majority think Brexit has not worked" Lewis Goodall, "Labour's biggest problem is not hemorrhaging votes to Reform, it's hemorrhaging votes to the Greens and the LibDems" Poppy Coburn, "It's a no brainer, Labour should campaign to rejoin the European Union" Victoria Derbyshire, "Why would that be a vote winner?" Poppy Coburn, "The people who already left Labour because of Brexit have long since gone, they are not coming back to them, they're never coming back" "Labour need to galvanise the centre left, who at the moment are very dissatisfied by Labour" "They're going towards The Greens and the LibDems" "Going back into the European Union would really upset Nigel Farage, Labour get to paint him as somebody who has already tried and failed, and you get to say this will deal with our growth problems - even though it wont (actually, it will)" "I do know people of my demographic, a little older, who are really dissatisfied with Brexit, because they can see when Britain falls off a cliff 2019/2020, I think mainly because of the pandemic, but it happened the same time as Brexit" "So even though the European Union is suffering, just as much as Britain, if not more so (not quite true). And even though a Customs Union won't give us the growth benefits that is promised (it will)" "A political narrative can be built up that is very powerful" "We don't need a referendum, just go back in - Farage is saying he'll leave the ECHR without a referendum" Lewis Goodall, "The Labour party has the electorate it's got, and it's not the electorate it wants" "It still considers itself as the party of the pit villages, of the South Wales valleys, all these sort of places" "But it's also the party of urban England" Poppy Coburn, "If I could whisper into Keir Starmer's ears I'd say restart the culture wars because you can't win on economics" "Keir Starmer's political career came around by campaigning on rejoining the European Union, he needs to galvanise that base again" "It's the only way he will see off people like Zack Polanski"

Farrukh

124,935 次观看 • 8 个月前

Ranvir Singh, "Price of food imported from the EU to rise because of Brexit border checks coming into force today" "The additional Brexit red tape, will cost the food industry £200,000,000 which will mean higher prices at the till" Grocer, David Josephs, "The new Brexit regulation will add 10% on top of the previous Brexit regulations that added 7-10%" "These regulations add paperwork.. Which as a result, we're loosing suppliers.. So far 37 suppliers have stopped supplying the UK.. And a further 4 in the past week.. All saying it is uneconomical to supply the UK" Brexiters like Rees-Mogg, Farage, Gove, Johnson and others all promised us cheaper food after Brexit, the opposite is true. Food is more expensive. And in a cost of living crisis will hit those with the lowest incomes the hardest. When are we going to reverse Brexit and #RejoinEU?
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Ranvir Singh, "Price of food imported from the EU to rise because of Brexit border checks coming into force today" "The additional Brexit red tape, will cost the food industry £200,000,000 which will mean higher prices at the till" Grocer, David Josephs, "The new Brexit regulation will add 10% on top of the previous Brexit regulations that added 7-10%" "These regulations add paperwork.. Which as a result, we're loosing suppliers.. So far 37 suppliers have stopped supplying the UK.. And a further 4 in the past week.. All saying it is uneconomical to supply the UK" Brexiters like Rees-Mogg, Farage, Gove, Johnson and others all promised us cheaper food after Brexit, the opposite is true. Food is more expensive. And in a cost of living crisis will hit those with the lowest incomes the hardest. When are we going to reverse Brexit and #RejoinEU?

Farrukh

434,974 次观看 • 2 年前

Keir Starmer, "The £5,000,000 question is, why did the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, keep this donation secret?" "I see he is not here to answer" "And what did the crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne (who has lived in Thailand for over 20 years) who is lining his pockets ask for in return?" "Those questions need to be answered. That's why Nigel Farage is not here" #PMQs Previously, Nigel Farage said it was campaigning for Brexit for the past 27 years And Ben Habib said that both Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson first received £1,000,000 each for Brexit, and then this additional £5,000,000 to Farage for Brexit It begs the question, why has Nigel Farage spent so much time trying to reduce tax on crypto transactions, the very business that his Brexit donor Christopher Harborne is involved in? If the gift was for Brexit and not lobbying to reduce tax on crypto transactions? Is it just a coincidence? And what about Boris Johnson, why does he get a free pass from scrutiny? Unless he's already declared the £1,000,000 that Christopher Harborne gave him according to Ben Habib? Brexiters campaigned for get rid of foreign influence in British politics, and according to Ben Habib, both Farage and Johnson were paid by a foreign-based billionaire to deliver Brexit, which is literally, foreign interference in our democracy At what point to Brexiters acknowledge that they've all been conned; the country is poorer, while the architects of Brexit, Johnson and Farage, both got a 7 figure gift for their services
2:32

Keir Starmer, "The £5,000,000 question is, why did the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, keep this donation secret?" "I see he is not here to answer" "And what did the crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne (who has lived in Thailand for over 20 years) who is lining his pockets ask for in return?" "Those questions need to be answered. That's why Nigel Farage is not here" #PMQs Previously, Nigel Farage said it was campaigning for Brexit for the past 27 years And Ben Habib said that both Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson first received £1,000,000 each for Brexit, and then this additional £5,000,000 to Farage for Brexit It begs the question, why has Nigel Farage spent so much time trying to reduce tax on crypto transactions, the very business that his Brexit donor Christopher Harborne is involved in? If the gift was for Brexit and not lobbying to reduce tax on crypto transactions? Is it just a coincidence? And what about Boris Johnson, why does he get a free pass from scrutiny? Unless he's already declared the £1,000,000 that Christopher Harborne gave him according to Ben Habib? Brexiters campaigned for get rid of foreign influence in British politics, and according to Ben Habib, both Farage and Johnson were paid by a foreign-based billionaire to deliver Brexit, which is literally, foreign interference in our democracy At what point to Brexiters acknowledge that they've all been conned; the country is poorer, while the architects of Brexit, Johnson and Farage, both got a 7 figure gift for their services

Farrukh

229,231 次观看 • 3 个月前

Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"
4:06

Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"

Farrukh

46,538 次观看 • 10 个月前

Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"
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Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"

Farrukh

151,685 次观看 • 3 个月前

Watching former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips nod along with a Labour MP on Politics Live on Trump/Venezuela and US pharma takeover. She admitted Britain once had a strong pharmaceutical base, and still tried to pretend Brexit wasn’t part of why it left. This is the madness. People angry at Starmer’s policies backing Reform, while Reform agrees with the same deregulated, US-first model that hollowed Britain out in the first place. Different rosettes. Same economics. Same extraction. If you hate what Starmer is doing, Reform is not the answer, it’s the accelerator.
1:06

Watching former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips nod along with a Labour MP on Politics Live on Trump/Venezuela and US pharma takeover. She admitted Britain once had a strong pharmaceutical base, and still tried to pretend Brexit wasn’t part of why it left. This is the madness. People angry at Starmer’s policies backing Reform, while Reform agrees with the same deregulated, US-first model that hollowed Britain out in the first place. Different rosettes. Same economics. Same extraction. If you hate what Starmer is doing, Reform is not the answer, it’s the accelerator.

Liz Webster

51,514 次观看 • 7 个月前

Nigel Farage, "The main reason this country wisely voted for Brexit in 2016" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Millions of Labour supporters" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Is because we wanted to take back control of our borders. So we and we alone can decide who comes and settles in our country" "Does the PM understand that demand today is even more than it was in 2016. We demand, the country demands that you say to the French president" Heckler, "Will you shut up" Nigel Farage, "Will you say to the French president" Heckler, "We were lied to" Nigel Farage, "We will not accept undocumented males across the English channels, and that you are not dictated to by an increasingly arrogant anti-Brexit French" Keir Starmer, "We are fixing the mess we inherited" "We are working with other countries to ensure we take the measures necessary to stop people crossing the channel. These are serious answers to serious problems" "His proposal for ten years, wagging the Tory dog has been to break everything and claim that's how you fix things" "To stick to fingers up at your neighbours, and then expect them to work with us" "And he votes against the borders bill which gives more powers to our law enforcement to deal with securing our borders" "And Mr Speaker, the reason for that is, that he has no interest in fixing the problem, because he wants to milk it and exploit it" "That's the truth about Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party"
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Nigel Farage, "The main reason this country wisely voted for Brexit in 2016" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Millions of Labour supporters" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Is because we wanted to take back control of our borders. So we and we alone can decide who comes and settles in our country" "Does the PM understand that demand today is even more than it was in 2016. We demand, the country demands that you say to the French president" Heckler, "Will you shut up" Nigel Farage, "Will you say to the French president" Heckler, "We were lied to" Nigel Farage, "We will not accept undocumented males across the English channels, and that you are not dictated to by an increasingly arrogant anti-Brexit French" Keir Starmer, "We are fixing the mess we inherited" "We are working with other countries to ensure we take the measures necessary to stop people crossing the channel. These are serious answers to serious problems" "His proposal for ten years, wagging the Tory dog has been to break everything and claim that's how you fix things" "To stick to fingers up at your neighbours, and then expect them to work with us" "And he votes against the borders bill which gives more powers to our law enforcement to deal with securing our borders" "And Mr Speaker, the reason for that is, that he has no interest in fixing the problem, because he wants to milk it and exploit it" "That's the truth about Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party"

Farrukh

650,211 次观看 • 1 年前