Explained: How Johnson's Brexit bill rules out extension to transition
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- "You ain't seen nothing yet folks" Boris Johnson told the cabinet today, warning them of the hard work ahead to fulfill the promises he made at the General Election. (Subscribe: bit.ly/C4_News...)
He also addressed the newly reassembled House of Commons, telling MPs it was "a vast improvement on its predecessor". Jeremy Corbyn said Labour would hold Mr Johnson to account for his promises, and paid tribute to Labour MPs who lost their seats.
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Mary, you got removed from your seat because you're a remainer in a leave seat. Stop blaming everyone but yourself.
There are no such things as leave seats. The constituency might contain a leave minded majority at the time of elections but no candidate, no party nor any ideology is entitled to claim a seat without elections.
Corbyn and his commie mates are finished. Good riddance to them.
I think 3 things caused this disaster for Labour
Labour went stone cold on supporting Brexit,
People didn't like Corbyn, he seemed to support everyone BUT, Britain.
His manifesto was clearly insulting to common sense.
He promised free this, free that the list of freebies was endless, this would only be accepted by someone with minimal life experience.
Where is the money coming from?????????
It was simply about him saying he could pull rabbits out of hats so he could live in Downing Street.
Dennis Skinner who was the Labour MP for Bolsover for 49 years lost his seat, that really says it all.
Surely a lesson not only for Labour but also the Tories, DO NOT SHOW COMPTEMPT FOR THE ELECTORATE. FULL STOP.
Mike Nelson bitter much? Go back to your basement and enjoy the next five, no ten years of more Tory rule 😊😊😊😊
@@JayJay-nc7pr the emotional state of 'speaker' or 'listener' is irrelvant to the material nature of the information presented. Or in internet terms; you shouldn't put Feelz over Realz my friend.
No.1 Rule of life: Nothing is free
The freeports are going to pay for the NHS.
Jay Jay
Not really a response to TP87, was it. More of just.... er, er, er, er... can’t respond to that, so I’ll just mildly insult them 👍👍
Labour lost as a whole and you lost because you don’t represent the people and Jeremy Corbyn is not PM material, tbh the new hopefuls are still falling short as well!!! It’s that simple
Yeah because the Tories are just brimming with talent Disraeli Churchill eat your hearts out
Though i can understand people getting confused on what type of person Jeremy Corbyn is, but how exactly does Labour not represent the people?
how do these media types not understand that legislating for a hard drop-dead date is that it give negotiating leverage to the UK when the German car industry, etc demand the EU make a deal?
J L F III do you sniff your own farts?
But the UK is in the weaker position. Also Boris could always repeal this bill, as he has majority. Also didn't Boris cave in to most of the EU demands when he was negotiating the withdrawal agreement and not the other way?
so your only hope is Vorsprung durch Technik - but a lot of parts of VWs are made by east Europeans will that be good enough for the English race?
@@alexanderiliev1431 Actually it's in a very strong position. They don't want to leave with no deal, but they will, if a equitable agreement cannot be made. Many nations in the EU are desperate that such a deal can be made, for the good of all. For instance, Ireland almost entirely depends on the UK market for it's exports. The EU no longer holds the whip hand, because they realise that the British government, has for the very first time since the referendum, not only a mandate but a will.
There are plenty of EU products that are imported to the UK that can easily be found in other markets, wheresoever they may be, and the UK can and will take advantage of that if they have to. It's in everyones interests to stop playing hard ball and fix a trade deal that works for both sides. Where there is a will, there is a way.
@@threestepssideways1202 What about UK? You present trade as a one side thing where the UK is the end reciever. Doesn't UK trade with the EU, which is the current main trade partner of Britain. As it stands percentage wise the UK is more dependant on the EU than vice versa. (Fun fact roughly 20% of the trade UK does with non-EU countries happens more easily thanks to treatis negotiated by the EU and UK could lose access to them if it plays it cards wrong. The service industry would be hit hard as well the leftovers of the manufacturing industry in the UK. And yes UK can always find substitutes but it's one thing to import from let's say Brazil and Canada than Germany, especially when the latter is much closer and until now and atleast until the end of 2020 the trade is relatively easy. So expect at least price hikes in case of no deal. I also want a deal, but trade deals are slow and for example even the mighty USA needs more than a few months to negotiate a trade deal, so extension would probably would be needed, unless Johnson agrees to follow the current regulations which in the withdrawal agreement he said that he wanted to diverge from the current status quo when it comes to these rules and regulations. I am just worried Boris could force no deal with this legislation.
Every day since the election I have enjoyed doing the back stroke in lefty liberal tears, it's why I enjoy reading the comments so much!
Backstroke? You could go deep-sea diving in their tears! :) The lefty liberals have been kicked hard in the face and won't forget this.
Yes, watching the skanky liberals eat humble pie is a treat. Ha Ha Ha Ha...
Sour grapes..they supported him , now they lost they are stabbing him in the back..TOSSERS..😂😂😂
Exactly! Their ranting and complaining was incredibly disgusting. If they hated his policies so much, why didn't they leave the party before?? Both of them have no class at all.
That's females for you
Exactly. Left or right wing. People need to take personal responsibility. Clearly Corbyn has to take responsibility for being party leader and not being sharp enough on his stance and policy related to Brexit. But his MPs supported his manifesto and if they didn't, it's part of rheir job as an MP to liaise with your constituents in a way that makes them understand the polices and what labour has to offer. It's their job to address the concerns of their constituents etc. Clearly they didn't do that effectively enough and they got the boot. A lot of MPs need to take personal responsibility for turning labour into a laughing stock by airing their dirty laundry in public and weakening Labour's ability to be the strong, unified party that this country clearly needed in these uncertain times
The Left in a nutshell
Andrew Bazeley that’s what communism does to you
The working class didn't abandon Labour
Labour abandoned us
how!?
@@rich45davis 1997
yawn. the same excuse that put Trump into power. boy are you gonna get a lesson in regret.
@Leroy Jenkins which concerns? They put out a manifesto that would have changed the UK and help the most vulnerable. I am just generally asking as most just respond with "Corbyn".
@@rich45davis That manifesto was a pack of lies and a pie in the sky, hence, most electorate didn't believe it & voted Tory. Remember the 2017 GE where Labour promised to respect the result of the EU ref & then try to push for a stitch up 2nd EU ref in 2019 GE? Surely, you're not so blinded, are you? Or you're just in denial?
Look how different the reporters are now talking and giving information, rather than sneering
Hope they keep it that way. When they start Shooting bull shite I turn them off.
They are still saying he's only gonna get half a deal they are still biased
Precisely what I was thinking.
@@alandyson3925 Have you been snorting Vim under the sink again?
@@fredfredrickson5436 you are treasonous piece of s***
These two ladies aren't very happy at all.
Simon Crisp - house cleaners will become more expensive after Brexit
Mohammed Mohammed 🤣🤣
Good.
Simon Crisp no versas word are that _______🐓🌘🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
“Say sorry Jeremy” quit whinging, if you disagreed with him so strongly you would have resigned before the election.
Haha you lost
@looes74 looes74 The knives are out for sure, did you ever really doubt it? There are plenty of red Tories who will be painting this as the rejection of a genuinely progressive manifesto (and with Corbyn's blood, given half a chance.)
wales doesnt suck I live in Australia and didn’t vote because I have no intention of moving back in the near future and I have no real preference between red and blue. We’ll see who lost soon enough, Wales be hit harder than the rest of the country if it does go badly. Anyway you should probably keep your gloating to yourself, that way if the conservatives make a meal of it, which is a very real prospect, you won’t feel so silly. Good luck!
These labour mp's cannot be serious ...they enabled Jeremy all this time ...now that the people spoke , they are now throwing him under the bus
This is true, they have no idea why the country turned on them, last week they seriously thought they could win or at least force a hung parliament. They had no idea why they are so hated. None, it is only now they are starting to realise.
Where he belongs. Corbyn is a Marxist traitor.
When you make your bed, you must lie on it. Suck it up!
These two championed the remain cause
Ch4 must be so gutted having to listen to these woman.
alex lindsay - it’s beautiful isn’t it
@@alexloc1446 need a word more beautiful than beautiful lol
tristman 84 - ha. Euphoric? Orgasmic?
@@alexloc1446 yeah, that sounds better lol.
im watching it for the third time lol
Get the job done and eff the "eu" globalists. Take your country back.
Then sell our soul to America lol ....yea right
@@chrisjenkins5846 but without democractic representation in the USA. Yay, control!
@@blackphilip8936 wow. That evidence based argument has convinced me.
globalists HUH, so be like nomad country like north korea 😁
See how they blame when they have nowhere to run. Tell your staff they are redundant. I’m glad. You thought you were bigger than the people and went against democracy. But you still blame blame blame. Sad ☹️
Stupid people! ;))
The fact she has staff surprised me. I figured she was useless all on her own but she pays people to help her. Is she talking about her TV career or her role as a renegade MP?
Corbyn greatly underestimated the stupidity of the british public, Johnson got it spot on.
@Jodie Townsend Exactly.
Yes,to people like you democracy is always stupid because people like you never can win under its system.
@@johnday6392 Conservatives lied to the public blatantly and won the election. They lied over and over and over again so who is the fool?
@@hselctrical You are, because people who have voted for the real labour party for generations saw through the far left madness of the present
so called labour party and voted accordingly. Until it returns to its position on the centre left of British politics they will remain in opposition,
@@johnday6392 "far left madness of the present
so called labour party"
What are you talking about?
We don't want a deal because a deal will always favour the EU. No deal, with a fair trade agreement. We're a net importer of EU goods, the EU needs us more than we need them.
There's something compelling about watching a train crash, more so when it happens so slowly you can see it long before the actual crash. C'est La Vie !
Sean Brennan
Corbyn labours love of terrorists and undemocratic, train crash election 2019
I thought liberals were lovely, compassionate people?
but fun to watch
Sean Brennan I’m looking forward to to watching multiple “ train crashes “ when all you old cunts who voted out need a ambulance or are put on a huge waiting list for cancer treatment.
@George Carlin Keep it up mate, those kind of insults have worked well so far haven't they 😂😂😂
A great man once said “even these turkeys will not be able to prevent Christmas” 😃😃😃😃
I thought it was "Like turkeys voting for Christmas?"
You didn’t get it. Maybe this will trigger your memory.
“This Parliament is a disgrace” or
“This is a dead parliament.”
The eternal words of the attorney general - sir Geoffrey Cox.
If I didn’t know better I will call him Mystic cox - because he seems to be able to foretell the future. 😃🌪
Regardless of which "side" you are on regarding Brexit, I find it very interesting that the politicians that were replaced are so upset about losing their jobs due to election by the People. They are "hired" to work, and provide for, the best interests of the People. The electorate decided to go a different way. I hope the new Parliament realizes that the will of the electorate should be a driving force in maintaining the country, with caution to remain true to long standing ethics and morals.
Oh I bet when Boris was taking the Oath old steptoe was seething 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
We don’t want to live with Levelfield That’s not Brexit we must become a competitor and trade around the world
Exactly
Sure, and just exactly how are you going to do that? What products and services has the UK got a sustainable competitive advantage in?
Greattobeadub Ireland Financial services fishing industry we buy plenty from Europe but now we’ve got the world
Kevin Shinduke United Kingdom is a major importer of goods so when we establish good trade deals with the world we expect quality goods at reasonable prices that’s the major advantage of leaving the European union with all of its rules and redtape
@@tomtoms862 There isn't a single free trade agreement, of the type being spoken about my Johnson, that includes financial services so forget that. In fact there is not FTA in history that includes financial services. As far as fishing is concerned you must be joking, right?
Our turn now snowflakes
Snowflakes on all sides. actually see more whiney brexiters than anyone else. I don't think that'll stop just because Boris is in either.
Likes it's not ever been your turn? The fact is the media has always been tory status quo propaganda
@@NickSBailey wrong the hand wring snowflake are the remainers not the brexiters
your turn? The elites have been in power since 2010
Zsht agreed,they run both sides,but on a entertainment point of view,it is
Majority decided so it's time to leave the EU.
Good , no deal should have always been default
Getting sick of this stupid line, Labour had loads of remainers and leavers what were they supposed to do!!
Well, every Labour MP was elected under the manifesto/promise, they wpould respect the leave vote
Yet all those MPs used the time in parliament to sow dout in brexit, and throw support behind another ref, even though Thornbelly said in the 2017 election campaign, a 2nd ref was UNDEMOCRATIC.
they used the the fact they were elected under honour the ref, to turn up at peoples vote campaigns for example, and every media interview to sell the lie of a 2nd ref, And the very MPs that did, are London based, they were far more concern ed in not losing their seats, then winning a Majority country wide
Corybn had control of the membership, but not the LOndon based Mps. If Labour MPs had all Honour the ref, the seed of dout a 2nd ref was possible wouldnt have taken off half as much. Corybn lost control of MPS, while keeping control of the membership.
No western civilization in their right mind would vote in communist clown Corybn
@Christine Knight when you write like that people think your a lunatic. What ever cause your championing I think they would do better without you
Over half voters voted for parties who either promised a people's vote or to remain in the EU.
Gar Sm The second referendum just happened, and remain lost massively🍾over half of voters voted for Brexit, which has to be delivered first.
Also many of those voted you want to imagine were second referendum votes where nationalist votes, if they were about a referendum, labour would have got their votes.
Better to man up and lose with honour than to create division while clutching at straws.
I guess one needs to have severe brain damage to trust Labour at this point.
Great let's crash out
Why?
I love the sound of that👍🏾
@@marjorierushie7737 why?
@@brittanydawn2633 Because we are not commie remoners. We are hard working British people.
@@tonyhind6992 hard working British people that the Tories, and I quote, called "amongst the worst idlers in the world" in Britannia Unchained, a series of essays. Good luck with that. They wanted to leave so they could strip EU red tape I.e. worker rights to make us all work harder. I personally don't think Labour were the worst party here but I guess we are stuck with it now. Have a good night.
Those 2 ladys are right, get that Corbyn and his cronies out!
M R, I can cite the June 23, 2016 Brexit referendum which registered 52 percent of people voting to leave. What can you cite for an evidence where people voted explicitly to remain. You can’t.
You can cite whatever you want - but I am correct.
"What can you cite for an evidence where people voted explicitly to remain. You can’t." That's a good deliberate misunderstanding. I could even pretend not to see what you did there!
B A? A newbie sock puppet account?
@@emm_arr You talk rubbish. We have had two elections where people overwhelmingly voted for parties that promised to respect the referendum and also that massive referendum itself. You are MENTAL if you keep claiming that remain is more popular, Mr Brussels. People want out of the EU whether you agree with it or not and we are doing just that. Go on, call me a "sock puppet" too like him and all the others you say it to. You are a LOSER. Your side LOST.
“BA? A newbie sock puppet account?” This coming from M R?
This is typical lefty looney BS. You can’t argue based on facts. You just resort to name calling when you can’t refute the facts. Still, where is your evidence that supports your assertion that there are more Remains?
No wonder your side (the crazy LEFT keeps on losing, be it in the UK, Australia or in my beloved USA! Suck on that.
M R Remain is a minority opinion and always was. It is the losers position. Refusing to accept reality is hilarious. Thanks.👍🏻
Love seeing this clown get owned. Over and over.
Someone tell him that the turkey’s can’t cancel Christmas.
Well done Agent Corbyn. 🕵️♂️
:D You would certainly think so!
If she voted to frustrate brexit, she deserved to lose. Blaming Corbyn is pointless when it was obvious remainers were going to be punished by the ppl.
Remainers as you put it are also people....so it's the people punishing the people!! :-)
What reform? They have no plans for that idea.
Interesting that the EU fear a Singapore like strong trading country on their doorstep I guess they know something the remainers do not.
Good misstatement of the situation. Nicely misleading.
@@emm_arr I don't know why Charles Grant would use a misstatement after all even Angela Merkel has warned of the economic threat that the UK could pose.
@@xvdd1 More sensible people do not repeat claims they do not know about.
@@emm_arr Then I am afraid I have to doubt your sensibilities as you appear to be claiming you know more about the situation then a scholar and an extremely prominent member of the EU.
@@xvdd1 YOU did that post, so YOU are responsible for it.
More sensible people do not repeat claims they do not know about.
I’m happy that the Tories won overall but as a Scot the overwhelming SNP control has got me worried. I think Scotland is very much in trouble under the SNP. We’re heading towards a communist authoritarian society and that’s kind of scary. I hope Boris can work a miracle and limit the damage of the SNP to Scotland. Hopefully us Scots will come to our senses at the next election and get rid of the SNP majority.
Joel Bavidge and what’s up with Scotland wanting independence from the uk? I’ve done research on it and can’t find many benefits for Scotland, if anything it would be a strain on Scotland. Could you enlighten me on this?
Joel Bavidge I share your concerns about SNP. Can you spell it out for a southerner, why does the Scottish NATIONALIST Party devote itself to getting IN to an empire? Even Verhofstadt calls the EU an empire .
SNP, communist? They're yellow through and through.
Fred Fredrickson So if they are not Communist, we still don’t have an explanation as to why the Scottish NATIONALIST Party is fighting to get IN to the EU empire? ( even Verhofstadt refers to EU as an Empire)
Zakapholiac I mean the vote 5 years ago showed that we didn’t want independence. Honestly I think people have just watched Braveheart too many times.
The entire house should have respected the will of the people & that includes every MP/party; 17+ million voted to LEAVE the EU. They should have honoured that result instead of being a remouner & doing all they could to reverse the first referendum, by another, and thus the election result was an inevitable one. Labour promised the earth, but how on earth would they the finance from, even his spending manefesto could not be trusted. Corbyn, cannot humble himself and apologise personally to MP's loosing their seats, nor can Corbyn who was hostile towards the brexit referendum, apologize for the party's racism. Biggest loss since the 1930's for Labour - Corbyn and some other shadow cabinet are responsible, that being said, primarily Mr Corbyn as Labour leader. I backed Boris because we've become an international laughing stock. The LD's leader deserved to loose her seat and Mr Farage appears to believe he can accomplish infinity better than May and Boris, when he, of all people, knows just how much the vengeful & punitive EU leaders are, and will be, regardless who! If Nigel was the negotiator he would only create even less room for maneue, only arousing the EU leaderships harshness. All that being said: could we still have a hard Brixit??!
we as real scots need him to put cranky in her place
alex brown its only up to the Scottish people to put kranky in her place, and the last time I checked the people had made their choice.
Another Scottish referendum will happen within the next 5 years. Depending on how bad Brexit is will decide the outcome. It ain't looking good for the union
He has an overwhelming majority in parliament, he can cancel his little law any time that he wants to!
@UCrxVIpKCSsEZXMNa42Z6d8A Precisely, the EU already know that he can change the law anytime he wants and will see it for the stunt that is. In fact it puts him not them under more pressure, because if he's forced to repeal his own law and one he's only just introduced. He's risking making himself look weak and foolish.
He will just no deal exit
@@plymouthhench1373 I can't see him doing that even though I wouldn't object.
@@sunking25 well it's either that or he will be destroyed in the next election
@@plymouthhench1373 Brilliant - box yourself in and close options down before you even start negotiating your future trading arrangements. All so you can sound clever and get a few cheap headlines.
My goodness, those two women act like they are owed those seats. You earn your seat, and clearly the British people didn't believe they did.
Peter Hitchens said that both "Labour and the Tories despise the people who vote for them". Bit of an exaggeration but I think warranted in the case of these two.
Mary Craegh there doesn’t seem to have put much thought yet into her behavior and her share of the responsibility for Labour’s defeat
All those Labour MPs who didn’t show loyalty to the party have a share in this. How can they present to the public the idea that Labour is he party that should govern when they all tried to knife the Labour Party leader repeatedly in public? A whole load of them quit his shadow cabinet in protest at him being unfit - what kind of a message does that send to the voter? The lot of them had years in which to convince the public Corbyn was a good choice and instead they attacked him in front of everyone like Fredo in The Godfather making Labour look weak and Corbyn unfit
I understand what their idea was - to get rid of him before the election. But the flaw in that was they were not going to be able to do that, he had the support of members. They should have thought several moves ahead like a chess player. Trying to get him removed was never going to work and just made us look bad. Why wasn’t Mary Creagh on the news in the years before this election repeatedly telling everyone Corbyn was right to try and seek peace in Northern Ireland? Or that his economic policies were only the same as other European countries and they were all doing alright?
She was a f-ing Labour MP for f-k’s sake, asking her to bang the drum for a Labour government shouldn’t be a stretch
And who was it told Corbyn Labour has to have a second referendum? Corbyn didn’t like the EU, Corbyn was probably ok with us leaving, I can’t see that being his idea
I applaud your comment. Truly hit the nail on the head. Its embarrassing how treacherous people like her are and I'm glad she's lost her seat. With an attitude like hers I'm not surprised!
Also yes, I heard he was advised by the blairites into his stance on Brexit which is what did it for Labour.
They should have campaigned for a soft brexit instead of this buffonery from the Tories who, Mark my words, are in it for their own selfish gains and not for those of the people.
I'm optimistic though. Let's hope Labour can get back on the horse and purge all the blairites and elite brown nosers in the party.
GazZy BwOi thank you
Yes, I agree
Had I been the man interviewing her, I would have asked her if she had reflected on her share of the responsibility for this and pressed her on this
If Labour don't bin momentum they won't be electable for decades. I'm a conservative, but parliamentary democracy needs a strong opposition. As much as I have enjoyed the inevitable collapse of this Labour party at the election (well, inevitable to anyone outside the self created echo chambers of left wing social media groups)I hope they move back to the middle, TBH as a conservative I have misgivings over our sharp move to the right over the last year and hope we will do they same over the next 5 years.
I fear both will drive to the extreme ends
What... Tories are more centrist than ever imo. It's just an austerity period being what it is. But if you check yourself we've finally turned the ship around.
Just search UK national debt, we are finally earning more as a nation against the amount of debt.
Noble Nigel. Nobody is talking about the conductor of Brexit symphony. Bravo Nigel.🙂 be a leaver a true believer
Hard Brexit is the only way out.
Considering you needed to correct a sentence with only 7 words, leave the thinking to others pal.
clive Lee don’t let anyone tell you that you’re smart, muppet!
@@lucasmoreno5330 indeed,
I'll tell ya i've had a Big Smile since the UK elections I just can't get of, of the left getting kicked in the mouth...nice MAGA 2020
Good man , hopefully more countries can get out of the eu after us and hope USA gets trump2020 👍
@@DeadSnail1204 Rumours of Poland leaving have surfaced
@Qwfwq66 we will see, I personally doubt it.
Torys like having power and they are gonna do as much as they can to win over and keep the voters they got so far
Put a reminder in your diary for 5 years from now to go back and look at your post. Maybe have a nice slice of humble pie to take a bit of ready.
@@norwegianzound You could be replying to any side here. Unless you know something no one else on the planet knows?
Wow did Mary absolutely destroy Corbyn here. It would have been interesting to see him 'try' and defend himself against her.
If she was so against his policy, why not go independent?
@@jakerowsell8752 Fair question. Perhaps she wanted to shift the party from the direction it was going? If so, she wouldn't be alone in that after all.
@@IconoclastUK You could say that if you completely ignored everything she said and looked at it solely from one perspective. It's like you didn't even watch the video.
Love the patch we are now on keep it up Boris we all behind you:)
Labour should never have accepted a GE whilst Brexit wasn’t sorted.
MM MM shoulda woulda coulda... the question is what happens now for labour because it looks like 2 parties rather than a United 1
MM MM Well... it would’ve helped if they had come out clearly in favor of one option or another. Soft Brexit or Remain. Their policies were popular enough on their own, but the whole package was not believable. Even less so when they wouldn’t come out clearly with a vision on Brexit.
It was a crisis of leadership.
So you don't like democracy...
Remain = lose Leavers working class whilst Soft Brexit = lose remainers
Brexit was a Tory-planted in-fight which successfully diverted conversation and collective mindset from the real issues, the main of which is austerity.
meh crisis of a party that would not give a clear direction on the way they wanted to go, completely dysfunctional.
its not his fault he wanted to get on and sign article 50 the day leave originally won but as time went on other Labour MPs who are Remainers steered Labour towards offering another Referendum if they won . Thats what lost Labour the Election Not Jeremy he was just the voice of the Party and pushed for whatever was decided at Labour Conference. I say that as someone who originally voted to Remain. Jeremy tripled the membership but it was split over Brexit and i blame Labour scabs who voted Tory and the Blairites in the party who pushed for a second referendum . IF he had just offered to still honour the original referendum and offer a soft Brexit only Labour would of won and they knew that so muddied his message with second referendum nonsense .
"He said precisely nothing but took some time" 🙂
The sky is falling !!! Project fear is in full voice.
Remain is off the table.
littlegee yea... not all that’s left is to get brexit done right? Go on then.
Yes it is. And tomorrow it will be another December day.
You got your winners trophy out to polish for Christmas?
depends on what Trump has to offer in his so-called Deal really. If it is again just a lot of pomp with nothing in return, Boris might need to think again. When economy is on the table, the BoJo lady might be all up for U-turning.
Haha! trade talks are about to begin...don't count your chickens..
@@ameyas7726 Remain is not an option anymore. The UK will be gone from the EU 31st Jan and then a very tight schedule of talks will be hurried along, as Johnson won't want to be seen talking to the "enemy" for too long by the people that voted for him. He's not helping himself already, but it seems to be the English way of walking into a negotiation and shooting oneself in the foot, based on recent evidence
Bit premature to say it is 'one of the best Parliaments this country has ever produced'. Do some work that provides value to the people first before saying stuff like this!
If Boris gets the UK out without A deal, he will be the 2nd coming of Winston ChurchHill. Hope I spelled that right.
A near-fascist with very good advertising?
You used a capital A between without and deal, dumbass
The * English out...
@Brother Spartacus Yeah, no it doesn't, and that's another thing that's gong to get worse under this shower of cunts.
We need to get rid of socialism and liberalism...let’s get back to work for a living and purge the scrounges....
Labor wants to stay and the people voted to leave to protect their jobs. this is a no brainer.
Indeed. Can't wait for the tariffs to take effect.
@@aldousjosea.castro1887 Just buy it from another country like Canada, USA, Mexico the list goes on. I buy stuff from all over the world with no tariffs.
@ragnar ulrichson and this is the cancer that will kill the tories, shout louder please.
@ragnar ulrichson Agreed. Too many parasites.
Boris playing a blinder at the moment!
Nowt as blind as them wot won't see. As they say in Yorkshire.
@George Carlin No need... we'll be well on the way to leaving on WTO terms.
People who call him "Boris" are as dim as those who sang "oooooh Jeremy Corbyn" to the tune of "Seven Nation Army". Believe you me, he's no friend of yours.
@@stretchmorgan
No he isn't our friend but he is more sane than Corbyn or Swinson put together and that's saying something .
M R
Also they say
Ey up lad does thee know
Boris will make Britain great again 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Se thee 👋🏻
Needs to be a Stalinist Purge of Jeremy and the Stalinists IMO.
You sound very knowledgeable, do tell me more about 'Stalinism', what books did you read? The sun or the dailymail?
@@corsinivideos How about "The Court of the Red Czar" by Simon Sebag Montefiori and "Young Stalin" by the same author.Also one on Trotsky and one on Lenin by Robert Service.I read the Guardian not the gutter press actually.
@@tolrem Interesting, quite knowledgeable then, quite amazing then really that you managed to equate a bloke from islington with an allotment with stalinism then isn't it? Think you will agree they are not quite the same thing are they mate?
Yeah, because the way to make democracy work is to simply eliminate the primary democratic opposition.
@@corsinivideos Why do I get the feeling that whatever I say you'll have the last word?
Why cant these two ladies just join the right and stop acting like they are on the left.
They will once they have destroyed the real left.
And it's that attitude which lost the election.
Nothing right about either of these two opinionated dinnerladies, that's why they were in the wrong party.
How does she know what he’s thinking?
@@Alsmithize wah wah wah😢
@@Alsmithize i can't vote, because I'm not allowed yet, however If i did i would respect the results. I'm not pro Brexit but i accept they won and the majority want it , that's democracy sometimes you win others you loose...
5:15 the EU is scared? Yes and so it should be.
Yewbzee
27 minus 1 = 26. So, probably not 👍👍
leather Guy
As a uk citizen, I agree.
@leather Guy I hope you've already bought the hats and cakes. Never going to happen. If you think you'll personally be seeing the benefits of the 39 billion (assuming the EU get it, which is what you're doing) it will be the last money they get from us. Considering the EU is a failing project I imagine they will pretend to use it to try and fix the sinking ship, but really Junker will spend it all on alcohol and Verhofstadht dancing naked. Might as well, either way the EU project is set to fail, we just didn't stick around for the grand finale (or party as you like to call it). Have fun at that party leather Guy. Sounds perfect for you.
CH4 STOP!! You and your like have lost, stop spewing your agenda and start being impartial
They cant help it.
Nah, let em keep digging ;-)
They don't even realise that their reporting actually turns more people over to the Tories. Their identity politics and virtual signalling is killing the left. That is why so much of the Mids and North could not vote Labour anymore.
Media doesn't have to be unbiased, even a publicly funded one. The chances of getting a decnt political editor who have no political opinions of their own are zero! The key is to come to terms with this and get your news from various sources, being comfortable with the fact that everyone has an agenda.
in a nutshell......its OUT....get it done.
Is it? Most people don't want that.
Took them long enough already...
@Albert Pike The opinions had apparently changed. but the election vote was split between other parties and does not reflect what the masses truly think of brexit. (True story btw.)
The Labour Party lost because it was unwilling to listen to the electorate. No ifs no buts.
its the biggest stitch up ever.
Don't you mean, it could have been a stitch if JC won ?
I am in stitches 😂😂😂😂
Stitch up? Labour stitched themselves up. The party of the working class now thinks of the working class as “thick”. Recipe for disaster 👍🏻
When the party of the working class switch to the middle class insulted the working class contempt and hate towards the working class then act as if it's a surprise that the working class did not vote for the party that hates and hurls abuse at them
Labour is the party of snobs against the working class.
People thinking that its near impossible for the UK to get a deal in a year, A) use canada/norway as a base and modify instead of create from new B) australia and new zealand have actually offered the Uk to borrow its trade negotiaters post brexit as the UK and australia are already set to make a historic deal as prior to the UK entering the EU australia and UK were eachothers largest trading partners.
LOL Trading with countries that far away, why do you think that didn't happen naturally to begin with? BREXIT is now a religion for you people. Fantasy upon fantasy. Trade involves a lot more than just someone willing to trade, It depends what they want to trade, quality, very importantly the distance You are naïve, and the worst kind of naïve person si one who thinks he has it figured out. You can negotiate a deal in an hour, the whole point is what you will end up with you fucking Brexiteer idiot. The clouds will part after Brexit and all our problems will be solved They have convicned you the source of your problems are your fucking neighbours You have more in common with the average German, language aside, than a Texan. The EU is now Nazi Germany, I have never seen anything as insane as this whole thing, ever. Some Brexiteers tell me the Kremlin is more trustworthy than Brussels MADNESS ABSOLUTE MADNESS
EarlRegent ROFL, someone clearly doesnt know their history nor their politics, prior to the UK joining the EU australia and canada were the Uk’s largest trading partners are you suggesting over the past few decades trading over large distances has become harder????
Woke is toxic with the working class.
Jeremy corbyn led reflecting the views of his party. He was a staunch leaver. He listened ti his party too much. In my view.
5 years of austerity ... she must have a crystal ball 🔮
Mary thinks she knows the future of the UK and the perils of Brexit, yet she didn't predict her job ending. She's clearly gifted, and I suppose not many hairdressers cut their own hair so perhaps her totally legit powers are non-personal.
I'm just here to taste the tears of the remoaners 🤪🍿🥳
I'm just here to read the stupid comments. I wasn't disappointed. Thankyou for your contribution.
@ragnar ulrichson Hahahahahha
@ragnar ulrichson I also thank you for your contribution. FWIW I can only watch Brexit. I don't have to live it.
@ragnar ulrichson you too will enjoy Brexit unless you are other outsider foreigner
Schadenfreude's a reckless emotion, give the car crash that is coming for our country...
I love getting the up dates on Channel 4 they must hate this Tory majority!
Yes and Murdoch is probably rubbing his hands and grinning at swaying your opinion in his masters favour. Sheep
@@Gulfraz. OK commie , no free broadband for you
@@Nerd.Immunity. OK Capitalist, more mayhem and privatisation for you
Mary is very angry about the possibility of democracy in the Labour party, says it all.
You need to listen. She was discussing the attempt to replace her because her views didn't match.
Lady voted for the Iraq war, what morality is she talking about?
@ROBINSONREX1 McDonagh, MP for Morden. The other one wasn't in parliament for the vote but she would have supported it as well.
The working class want to GET BREXIT DONE. The Conservative Party want to GET BREXIT DONE! Therefore the Conservatives are now the Party of the Working Class 🇬🇧
Why do they keep saying they will turn it to Singapore? I live here and I have lived in UK in mid 1990s & mid 2000s. The UK Govt does not have required skill sets to turn it to Singapore.
If the same situation had been on Singapore, rest assured before Singapore Govt asked for a referendum in 2016 - they would known the consequences of a leave outcome and would have explained it to the people. Part of the UK population for years wanted out. 2008 financial crisis occurred, Greece wanted out and there was rumblings in Spain. What does UK do in 2016 after 8 yrs - they just wing it. There is no strategy and planning.
In Asia there are only Singapore, HK, Japan and Korea which have proper and fairly clean government structures - I am ignoring Australia & NZ as it’s far away from most of Asia. Only Singapore & HK have a system based on western framework. In UK, there is too many neighbouring competitors - Ireland has done the low tax model for years. With the inevitable chaos happening for next couple of years, competitors will invariably take advantage.
Lat Nat They missed it by a couple of hundred kilometres. England without Scotland will be the Philippines of Europe. A US neo colony with a cheap currency, cheap labour and lots of hookers. Enjoy the ride suckers
Moron.
Only a cliff edge for the EU - F the EU.
Here comes the blame game
8:30 Jihadi Corby worby basically jumped into his "getaway life raft" and left the labour party MPs to drown with the ship ROTFL!
Anorexic Barbie In all fairness, he probably had a Hamas meeting to attend.
@@pepepinochetshelicoptertou2696 ignorant comment. Just sayin'
@@pepepinochetshelicoptertou2696 😂
Lol Why Should we be surprised that Corbyn never solved Labours antisemite infestation? I think not...
Madrockon It’s an informed comment about Corbyn and his links to Hamas. The fact that he wrote a really positive foreword in a severely antisemitic book in 2011. Then went on to never quite manage to tackle Labours antisemite infestation. The fact that 2 weeks after the Brighton Bombing, Corbyn invited members of the IRA into parliament. Your cheap one liner is the only misguided comment here.
I think what Channel 4 need to come to terms with, indeed what the EU themselves need to as well, is the fact that under this Tory government with this huge majority behind it, that they are pretty much now dealing with a very different beast.
They can blabber on what could go wrong on something that is over a year away in their project fear driven echo chamber, but what they really should be emphasising as well, in equal measure, is the reason why the Tory party have done this, which is to bring the EU's decision makers into a much sharper focus, to nobble them from the off in them being able to drag it on for another year at least (and the 10Billion pounds banked with that).
I am certain Boris will go out on a No Deal now, if so required, however, I also believe that Barnier and Co will be more than aware of this as well and that the game is now up for them, making it odds on now that there will be mutually agreed trade deal by the end of next year.
Exactly so.
I have no idea why some none-to-bright people think this is the end of the matter. If the UK ever does leave the EU, you'll never hear the end of it!
The reason for that is that most under 40s in the UK would rather be in the EU than out.
Brexit is demographically doomed. So is escaping from ATAD!
Congratulations Boris, I stayed up till 4.30 in morning watching the election unfold.Its incredible what you ,and your fantastic team of politicians achieved, a true team effort to be proud of and I am absolutely convinced you will not only make our country respected and great again but will GET BREXIT Done with a strong and fantastic deal that suits our Great Britain and not the bully boys in Brussels
Robert Douglas I went to bed early, but woke up to the amazing results.
Mohammed , yes it was great news for our country, dropped off to sleep couple times, think you had the right idea cos I was knackered yeh
Robert Douglas I learnt a lesson from 2016 😂
"Anyone who says otherwise is not telling the truth"... what a joke. This people were the problem in the Labour party, and they paid the price for it. While the Conservative were banding together all this time, Labour allowed themselves to be fractured due to infighting. The media too were as biased... They asked people in Labour voting area, which also voted for Brexit, why they were not voting Labour this time, and they said JC was the reason. But guess what, if that same question was asked to Conservative voters in Remain supporting area like London (Putney), they would also have said they won't vote Conservatives because of BJ.
While that was a reasonable response to the question, the media did not follow up with questions such as 'why don't you like JC'. An answer to that would give context why Labour voters were not voting Labour. The media just did not want to hear the answer because it won't suit their narrative of JC.
The MP's in the Midlands, allowed London MB's to dictate the party direction, because they secretly wanted to 'Remain', while ignoring their voters choice. They paid the price, then look for some other person to blame.
I just don't understand how this people think. I mean, this isn't a rocket science. The Midlands voted for Brexit, and Labour MP's including JC, spent 3 years blocking their choice, and yet they are surprise why JC being the head of LP is disliked in the area.
I have not come across any Labour supporter that disliked JC/Labour manifesto to the extent that they would vote Conservative. So the argument about loosing your seat because of manifesto is wrong. To be accurate, I have not spoken to a Labour supporter that dislike Labour's manifesto.
Remember the EU said there could be no new deal with Johnson, weird, because they came up with one at the last moment. So no full trade deal in 12 months time? Unlikely, they'll be terrified of us leaving without a deal. Finally, we get to dictate things, just as we should have from the very start of this process.
The Boris Johnson deal is the first EU proposal that Teresa May refused to keep the DUP on her side so it could explain why he managed it.
Mr Boris- if EU gives you a hard time in the sensible negotiation, just walk out, as you know we the country given you the athorities
What are "athorities
"?
So this is how the UK dies... with thunderous applause...
because voting democratically is the same as electing a dictator
This is how common sense dies, by applying a SCI FI MOVIE to the real world. More fantasy from a left that refuses to interact with the problems of the real world. May the Force be with you because reasonable intelligence surely is not.
Spend five years calling us stupid and this is what happens.
Proven his point. Well played 🤦♂️
Moron.
Loved it when she called Corbyn a Stalinist. Sooo true. And that's from a Labour MP LOL
labour dead and just waiting to be buried
All the defeats he suffered at first. Hahaha who's laughing now traitors.
Oh bless. Can you not see? This is the beginning of the end for Boris and the Cons. They are now out on their own, exposed. No where's to hide their incompetence. No Labour to blame for their failings. Soon no EU to blame. Im going to love this car crash Con government. And Labour's amazing policies won't go anywhere, because the issue they were trying to fix won't go. Im looking forward to this
@@exert2020 keep dreaming.
@@luckyboy407 Oh I am. Dreaming big. Good rebuttal btw.
live work and study and travel across the eu? PMSL what a load of rubbish. Did she just blame the millions of labour votes for deserting labour? That's slap them in the face love. It's not just corbyn it labour........
Brilliant Boris.
Let's get Brexit done.
Deal or no deal.
Let's take back control.
Brexit means Brexit.
most immigraiton comes from outside the EU though
jorrgfromage there's absolutely no point in trying to explain it to them! There braindead!!!
you missed out on:
no ifs no buts, sovereign country, Britannia rulez the waves and deporting
EU now has 8760 Hours to use wisely to ratify a solid deal with the UK.
Didn’t you know he was a Trotskyite, Mary?
Trotzki has been killed by Stalins agents.
the media is still trying to figure things out. no more narrative.
The trade deal timetable was given by the EU during the withdrawal negotiations, now they're saying its ridiculous to think it'll be agreed within that time. This clearly shows their intention was to string us along until we'd paid them all their blood money then stiff us with a bad deal.
Boris is going to pass a law to say there can be no extension. If time runs out then it's no deal and no more of our money. Good, this will motivate the EU to move and ensure we get a favourable deal.
Finally.., The U.K. has ended being the piggy bank for the E.U. for, the decades of Theft is transparently obvious .
Bureaucrats should all be sacked if they can’t do a deal in 12 months! Total incompetence
Gabnebius haha wow you are clearly experienced in international negotiations. These documents are incredibly complex and take sometimes decades to agree upon.
Well you just say I want this this and that, take it or leave it!!! Other countries seem to be able to work out treaties in far less time.
Gabnebius It takes 2 to tango.Do you really think the UK is in any position to negotiate whatever they want.
Great move Boris! This will for sure help with your negotiating power. We leave with or without a deal by the end of 2020. Great news! Let's make Britain great again!
@Tom Griffin How should it help his negotiating power.He did beat a 2nd rate weak socialist.But the EU is not weak
Launch the Reform Party Nigel and then will have some true opposition to the Conservative government change politics for good
Imagine going to the hospital for surgery, and the surgeon says _"I've been advised that the operation will take around four hours, so I'm giving myself an arbitrary time limit of two hours, and if I can't do it in that time I'm going to give up."_
Us leaving fully under wto terms does not mean a deal could not be arranged after we have left. And then while we are doing that we can be making trade deals with the dozens of international nations, all of whom have all stated that they want a trade deal with the UK. (oz/usa/canada/nz/japan/china/sa/Mexico to name a few who have gone on record)
@@beanspud88 That still doesn't explain how we'll mitigate the immediate damage caused by suddenly having no trade agreement with the EU, nor how we'll rebuild trust and good will with our former closest trading partners after wasting a year of their time negotiating a trade deal only to walk away because Johnson likes arbitrary self-imposed deadlines.
Pining for the fjords The establishment forces on both sides are quite happy to allow this to drag on and on for ever, as we have seen for the last three and a half years. Putting a time limit on it will actually make sure it happens and will hopefully light a fire under their backsides. The EU have had it all their own way so far, now Boris is showing that he can call the shots too. It’s a short window sure, but I think this has possibly never happened before - two countries negotiating a FTA from a position of existing free trade and full regulatory alignment as the start point?
A totally false analogy. You've obviously never been a project manager, and have no understanding of deadlines and priorities. A surgeon's job is either complete or not complete. Not so with a trade deal. It can be large or small, targeted or comprehensive. The problem with deadlines is that if you don't have one, nothing ever gets finished. And if you do have one that isn't tight, such as the 3 years proposed by the EU, then nothing serious ever gets done until the last minute. Been there, done it all. Boris is right on track.
You all blame Jeremy Corbyn Why when we all know it was the Brexit Party that put the Conservatives in Power Those people who are angry take it out on Brexit Party not Labour
The comment section gives a true indication of what is real news, great thing is people see through what rubbish get reported
They’re just not accepted their mistakes as well. They campaigned for the deal and now after they lose they say how stupid it is. They need to stop blaming it on just 1 person
Luca Plater yes, in their eyes either mr. Corbin is wrong or the electorate. It is never themselves. It is only when we admit our mistakes that we can move forward.
REMAIN IS FINISHED NOW
No. Most people want to be in the EU.
M R hahahahahahaha
No they don't
@@emm_arr not including those who voted to leave lol
@@emm_arr No they do not. We had a referendum about that, do you not remember it? Plus in 2017 80% of the vote share was for parties that promised to honour the result of said referendum. Then finally we have had yet another election which confirms the first two results. Most people do, in fact, want to LEAVE the corrupt undemocratic EU. Soubry is waiting with the tube now, she has a nightie on just for you!
Ahhhh what a shame, you've got to inform your staff they are now unemployed before xmas, well tough, now you know how it feels for the rest of us that have been in your shoes, suck it up.