Piers Morgan Tells Nigel Farage To Leave The Country Over Brexit Promise

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • After Nigel Farage said 'Brexit has failed' on BBC's Newsnight, Piers Morgan tells the 'Godfather Of Brexit' to keep his promise during the referendum and leave the country.
    Discussing whether Brexit is a failure on Piers Morgan Uncensored with former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips, Piers played out a clip of Farage saying: "If Brexit is a disaster I will go and live abroad."
    Piers responds saying: "Off you go then, I hear Rwanda is nice at this time of year Nige."
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Комментарии • 6 тыс.

  • @RikuLeppanen
    @RikuLeppanen Год назад +2765

    Its kind of funny that the Brits can no longer blame the EU for their problems😂

    • @celticlofts
      @celticlofts Год назад +286

      No, they're blaming the war in the Ukraine and the Pandemic.. There's always something for them to blame.

    • @buttyboy100
      @buttyboy100 Год назад +138

      @@celticlofts Yes, never their fault.

    • @hajosalz1621
      @hajosalz1621 Год назад +154

      ? But they still do blame the EU. Because the EU doesn't accept the terms of british negotiations...

    • @royhenderson9826
      @royhenderson9826 Год назад +82

      Ask Germany if they are better off in the E.U. or the Dutch farmers etc. 🇬🇧✌

    • @matty7758
      @matty7758 Год назад +198

      @@royhenderson9826 i think Germany are doing pretty well pal

  • @josephmarkey9096
    @josephmarkey9096 Год назад +980

    "Our politicians are useless". Thanks Nigel. I didnt need an EU Referendum to know that.

    • @abbersj2935
      @abbersj2935 Год назад +27

      And farage was a Pol...........

    • @robertgalloway3771
      @robertgalloway3771 Год назад

      Basically allowed to get away with untold GREED! The English Robbery Group(E,R,G,) Reform Party for GREEDY SELF CENTRED !! `,WANT STILL MORE OF OUR MONEY! It should be renamed "THE REMORSE PARTY". Johnson wanted back to swindle more money from the people. The Tories so keen on PUNISHMENT Should be on TRIAL for Manslaughter/Murder Over 200.000 deaths demands a trial similar to NUREMBERG, money that these criminals that have ended up in OFFSHORE HAVENS, the same one,s that the E.U. rightly wanted to investigate, Brexit an OMNI SHAMBLES. SCOTLAND voted to stay should have been honoured in a UNION OF EQUALS, never helping yourselves to Scotland,s RESOURCES ALL OF THEM to pay for WASTEMONSTER,s MISTAKES. EQUALITY SHOULD BE LAID BARE IN YOUR ENGLISH COURT, THE U.N. OBSERVING YOUR MADE UP LAWS. IF AS WE SUSPECT THAT WE HAVE BEEN IN A SECRET THERE WILL HELL TO PAY!! BRITAIN IS NOT A COUNTRY EVEN IF THE B.N.P THINKS IT IS!!

    • @DrMontague
      @DrMontague Год назад

      The English working class are xenophobic , I am pleased that the working class arse holes are having a hard time making ends meet, they got what they deserve.

    • @DavidEdwards-uf5lg
      @DavidEdwards-uf5lg Год назад

      Our useless politicians couldn't run a piss up in a brewery.

    • @nevillesenior8706
      @nevillesenior8706 Год назад +24

      And he's no better and would be many times worse.

  • @gokhanj.yenigun7933
    @gokhanj.yenigun7933 Год назад +626

    Lets be honest here! For greedy businesses, Brexit was about de-regulations, hence more money, and for most of the public, who voted "Leave" was about immigration.

    • @maryjsum
      @maryjsum Год назад +4

      Do you really believe that? 😂

    • @noneofyourbusiness6715
      @noneofyourbusiness6715 Год назад +36

      💯 correct analysis

    • @tareka.4857
      @tareka.4857 Год назад

      And see what its got them.
      Thats what happens when you blindly fall into the right wingers trap and believe their populist lies

    • @definitelynotadam
      @definitelynotadam Год назад +20

      Well the large business continue making money this way or another (moving to different countries), small which built around the Single Market access suffer, and the immigration in 2022 reached new records. What gives? ;)

    • @mrt6768
      @mrt6768 Год назад +36

      a lot of these businesses came to the netherlands, thanks for that brits :)

  • @josephaguilar9129
    @josephaguilar9129 Год назад +181

    I’m afraid the EU has moved on, they don’t want any more to do with the UK.

    • @lacossanostra
      @lacossanostra Год назад

      they eu is on the edge of collapsing !! fuck the EU ' over 2 months my country (the netherlands) gets to vote for a new covernment and with that in mind i think within a year whe will leave the EUssr too !

    • @deehaytch8442
      @deehaytch8442 Год назад +4

      except for defense and trade lolz

    • @adamvennerabboud8616
      @adamvennerabboud8616 Год назад

      We would we want someone leaving and joining as they please? Your not ruling the Waves anymore so why even do this to begin with?

    • @ev.c6
      @ev.c6 Год назад +2

      @@deehaytch8442Defense for sure, trade? The EU depends more on trade than vice versa.

    • @deehaytch8442
      @deehaytch8442 Год назад +2

      @@ev.c6 well I dunno, but everyone needs everyone when it comes to trade.

  • @milanvnuk8387
    @milanvnuk8387 Год назад +347

    One thing is sure, populists will allways know who is wrong, who has failed, who is to blame. It is never them.

    • @spreadingthecure
      @spreadingthecure Год назад +4

      Good lord, man. It's the same here in the states. It's insane.

    • @ritarossi1805
      @ritarossi1805 Год назад

      Morgan Is like vulture Who lives putting the other in the pillory. ,( I Remember Meghan!!!!)

    • @mudra5114
      @mudra5114 Год назад +2

      Populist? What this means???

    • @johnsmith-cw3wo
      @johnsmith-cw3wo Год назад +2

      @oldschoolpk LET'S GO BRANDON !!!

    • @patverum9051
      @patverum9051 Год назад

      @@mudra5114Someone who takes the most popular viewpoints.

  • @misterbacon4933
    @misterbacon4933 Год назад +141

    The UK can change their mind. But the EU has with it's 27 countries a voice when the UK ask to join .. And don't think they forget all the British insults soon......

    • @voice.of.reason
      @voice.of.reason Год назад

      We will never go back to the idiots in the EU,. this is all more about that they are broke without the UK's billions every year

    • @justynadzt7728
      @justynadzt7728 Год назад +14

      I would like to see the UK back in the European Union. However, it does not seem realistic to me, re-entering the EU structures will cause confusion again. Besides, let's be honest, the rulers of both the UK and the European Union are too proud to back down on their decisions.

    • @Godgod-wdadadawdawdawdwad
      @Godgod-wdadadawdawdawdwad Год назад

      seriously, amount of Nazi-style, anti-eu propaganda that poured out from UK is disgusting..

    • @rossib6974
      @rossib6974 Год назад +1

      @mister,Whole world remembers tge insults thrown at every bit of it by the English over centuries and decades .Most disrupting brat in the party 🥳

    • @lesskeels3417
      @lesskeels3417 Год назад +5

      No thank you. Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain (also the state motto of Iowa, in the USA.

  • @arthurdixon5890
    @arthurdixon5890 Год назад +230

    Poor governance has blighted our country for years. Brussels did produce laws to protect workers which upset the Tories.

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад

      The EU is run on an old german foreign policy model called Limited Sovereignty. It's not about independent nations.

    • @michaelutech4786
      @michaelutech4786 Год назад

      But hey, this is YOUR poor governance. This has nothing to do with the EU and thus it also has nothing to do with Brexit.
      Brexit happened and now you only have yourself to blame because blaming the EU was only ever valid while you were part of it.
      Now, you are your own failure, if failure is what you see.
      I really don't understand how this failure can be connected to Brexit.
      Poor governance is not specific to the UK. It's the spirit of our era. We are hitting the wall, and I'm using present tense deliberately.
      Brexit was never the solution and it will not be the problem, it's just a distraction that allows stupid people to blame our failure on others. It's just one of many distractions.
      Thanks to Brexit, it's easier for all of us to hate someone for something that seems to be obvious. What we owe our children would be to realize the enormity of our failings and act on it, safe what can be saved. Instead we blame this or that nonsense as if there were no obvious failures right in front of our noses.
      The EU solved problems silently, that nobody thought could ever be solved. Borders between France and Germany today are only known because there are plates telling people that they are no in a different country. These borders have been drowned in blood and marked with corpses for centuries. French and Germans have been "inherited enemies" for generations, today they are moderately spiteful neighbors, no more spiteful than any two villages.
      Nobody really believed that whatever the EU would become would actually be able to solve such problems, everybody always talked about trade and harmonized regulations. We have trade and regulations and believe that that is actually what is important.
      What the UK lost in Brexit is not trade opportunities and regulations, it's what the UK never understood it gained. An opportunity to solve problems a nation and a people cannot (easily) solve.
      But all that is not really the problem we all face today. Our problem is that we keep governing ourselves in a virtual reality that is very different from the real world. We pretend values can be validly expressed in currencies. We pretend that we have to do stupid because we life in a stupid world, instead of acknowledging that the world is stupid because we make it so.
      Neither Brexit nor Remain failed, we did. And we keep failing, the more we focus on such stupid distractions, the more catastrophically we will fail.

    • @areyoustupid.....
      @areyoustupid..... Год назад

      Dumb comment!

    • @exodiatheforbiddenone3813
      @exodiatheforbiddenone3813 Год назад

      Nobel Peace Prize winning Economist warned us against Brexit. They said it was economic suicide. Nobel Peace Prize winning Economist Vs Taxi Drivers Economics. That's what Brexit was about.

    • @aye3678
      @aye3678 Год назад

      You can thank Murdoch for that. His control on the media influences a large number of the British public. Funny thing is, if you speak to those people, they won't even know who Murdoch is.

  • @nafzter
    @nafzter Год назад +53

    it's like you get a divorce and you can't blame your ex for your miserable life after the divorce 😆

    • @gillan5
      @gillan5 9 месяцев назад +3

      No offence: I am German and I am laughing my ares off! How could the Britains really believe in rascals like Johnson or Farage, which makes me fear for the sanity of the voters. And The English are my favourite people in Europe.

    • @theocharisstylianou1822
      @theocharisstylianou1822 5 месяцев назад

      Who was the only one that's messed up are you still cannot shut up
      Who are the real twatt even your new party reform is a waste of time
      Who said that would leave Britain is brexit failed so goodbye

  • @kbob9625
    @kbob9625 Год назад +218

    Who could have seen this coming? Just all of the world and 48% of the UK….

    • @kbob9625
      @kbob9625 Год назад

      @@thetruth9210 right and the UK is doing worse than the entire G7... You just named every other country with a stronger economy than the UK. That's not a very good way to prove a point
      The UK is doing so poorly that Russia is expected to have more economic growth in 2023 which is hilarious seeing as their being sanctioned by almost the entire developed world.

    • @benbird
      @benbird Год назад +2

      See what coming exactly?

    • @patrickcardon1643
      @patrickcardon1643 Год назад +3

      @@thetruth9210 look at normal family bickering, just don't look at my own divorce yeeeeeaaahhhh those are arguments that hit home

    • @LonnieHalouska
      @LonnieHalouska Год назад

      And 60+% of the Scots.

    • @Hhhhhhhaabobm
      @Hhhhhhhaabobm Год назад +3

      Thank god the other 52% of the population made the right choice.

  • @weisili86
    @weisili86 Год назад +227

    It’s ridiculous how confident these politicians talked about everything could be done pre-brexit and now everything is not possible

    • @thetruthhurts7675
      @thetruthhurts7675 Год назад +1

      @thetruthhurts7675
      @thetruthhurts7675
      1 second ago
      It is also kind of funny that the country with the fastest growth since brexit has been Great Britain. The EU is now dragging Germany down, we exceeded France growth three years ago, Germany last year, only Poland who don't do as the Eu says have a better set of 2021/2022 growth figures. No country that has left whatever iteration of the EU it was at the time has ever done worse over time than the EU, and NONE of the other 5 regions, and countries want back in. How the EU fails to understand this is beyond me!!

    • @mikez2779
      @mikez2779 Год назад +5

      in other words - how smoothly they've been lying while smiling to the camera
      and now comes the reality check...

    • @jonathancowley2030
      @jonathancowley2030 Год назад +9

      Not true. UK GDP per capita has grown by just 10 per cent since 2015, compared with 24 per cent for Germany.

    • @GordonMiltons
      @GordonMiltons Год назад

      I don't suppose you choose to remember that the vast majority of the MPs didn't want Brexit and were astounded that their constituents voted for it. Many of these MPs are still there and the selection process of the major parties have ensured that any replacements have been remainers. So it's no wonder that Brexit hasn't worked. The commons and parliament don't want it to work. There has been (and still is) a complete disconnect between the "Unity Party" and the majority of the British people.

    • @trucksanddirt1506
      @trucksanddirt1506 Год назад

      Just like antivaxx they never agree that they were wrong

  • @stevegregory8261
    @stevegregory8261 Год назад +24

    I'm brit. Born London but forced to live in EU. My father fought against the Chinese in Brunei. His dad was a coal miner in Yorkshire and Kent. I married a South African lady who's father fought the Germans with the RAF and suffered years in a prisoner of war camp where he almost died of starvation. Guess what? My wife and I pay 350 UK GBP to VISIT the UK. Meanwhile UK fills with permitted foreigners and illegal immigrants. We are blessed to be in the EU because I was able to get in and bring my wife. She wasn't allowed into UK. I care because I have 7 grandchildren and 2 children and my wife has a grandchild and a son living in the UK. I worked in UK 20 years...and now I can visit but not reside if I want my wife with me. I chose EU because I know UK and EU and was forced to choose EU. After living in 8 countries my British rights are meaningless. Oh dear UK. I fear you have no concept of looking after Britain or British people.

    • @AnnaHolley-f7y
      @AnnaHolley-f7y Год назад +1

      How very true.🙂👍

    • @colloquialsoliloquy6391
      @colloquialsoliloquy6391 Год назад

      Filling?
      12% of the UK is built upon
      More land is dedicated to golf courses than housing
      The uks population will increase by 0.09% over 20 years thanks to illegal immigration.
      But if I were a Tory MP ,I'd just love the fact that you will ignore my terrible governance when it comes to housing or the NHS ,and focus your anger on the people below you.
      You'd walk for miles,barefoot, to vote for a no shoes tax ,merely because your side told you told.

  • @JamesBond-wh3cu
    @JamesBond-wh3cu 10 месяцев назад +4

    Not sure EU wants you back. And if so, no more special deals that no other country got. You even had better terms in EU than other countries, and still pissed it away... I think a lot of Europeans have any sympathy for the UK. You need EU more than they need you.

  • @millertas
    @millertas Год назад +371

    Piers, as Winston Churchill once said "The best argument against democracy can be obtained through a five minute discussion with 'the average voter' "

    • @goofygrandlouis6296
      @goofygrandlouis6296 Год назад +1

      It's funny to me how people confuse everything. What's the EXACT definition of Brexit ?
      That the UK gets its full sovereignty back. Nothing more, nothing less.
      The rest is the fault of politicians. So if inflation is too high under the tories, then it's ON THEM. I feel like people try to scapegoat everything on Brexit now.
      But maybe public schools are no longer able to produce an elite, capable of good management. That, might be the actual problem. Where is the next Churchill ?

    • @richardcooper9167
      @richardcooper9167 Год назад +28

      He also said (paraphrasing): Democracy is a terrible way to run a country, but it’s the best we’ve got…

    • @emdiar6588
      @emdiar6588 Год назад +21

      @@richardcooper9167 Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the rest

    • @emdiar6588
      @emdiar6588 Год назад +25

      Democracy is rule, by the people, for the people. Piers thinks democracy means rule, by the majority, for the majority.
      The sort of democracy that the Brexit referendum was, was what Benjamin Franklin called ''Two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner''.

    • @richardcooper9167
      @richardcooper9167 Год назад +4

      @@emdiar6588 That's it, thank you.

  • @steveaga4683
    @steveaga4683 Год назад +332

    Even within the EU we always had the ability to install zero VAT on energy! The Government just chose not to!

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад +4

      We don't need the EU to give us that power. We need a UK law that makes it legal in the UK.

    • @steveaga4683
      @steveaga4683 Год назад +47

      @@susannamarker2582 But it has ALWAYS been legal...within or without the EU! This is NOT an issue!

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад

      @@steveaga4683 Just saying we don't need EU legislation to live our lies. The EU is the continuation of Germany by other means.

    • @Pierre-de-Standing
      @Pierre-de-Standing Год назад

      ​@@susannamarker2582 No the EU was an idea put forward by Winston Churchill at the end of the second world war.

    • @charlesjay8818
      @charlesjay8818 Год назад

      @@susannamarker2582 All the current EU legislation was created with the Brits when we were in the EU, so why would we need to change most of it? You don't seem to understand standardization or regulations makes it easier for everybody to trade, if we repell all EU regulation and make our own it will be chaos for us. I mean just look at the free movement of goods which we lost and all the problems that have caused. We don't need EU legislation to live our lives is the most stupid opinion of a typical leaver

  • @Artogenos1966
    @Artogenos1966 Год назад +194

    The problem is that the EU proved that it really does not need the UK. So it will need some serious grovelling to get back, I assume.

    • @robertgalloway3771
      @robertgalloway3771 Год назад

      Westminster more trouble than its worth, we have in Scotland known that for a very long time. A parliament brimming with over age children making noise, bossing around 3 original countries on what they think is right. Their competence to run England left in the hands of the CABINET of CHAOS as chosen by muppet Johnson. Now desperately dragging Scotland and its Parliament to gutter levels as proscribed by Douglas Ross and his Westminster Bosses! Neither Piers Morgan nor Nigel Farage should be kept away from Public, both incapable

    • @neokerman659
      @neokerman659 Год назад +27

      I am looking forward to it. This is bound to be funnier than Monty Python, Mr. Bean, and Boris Johnson combined. Greetings from a beloved enemy from Germany. 🙂

    • @robertgalloway3771
      @robertgalloway3771 Год назад

      Scotland voted to stay, and had every right to do so!, in an equal union!!, made under International law! Scotland for hundreds of years had contacts with Europe, Celts in Europe since 850 B.C. At Brexit we should have left as was our right!! Unless Westminster broke its agreement and secretly declared Scotland an English Colony needing the U.N. and International Courts to Decolonise what has been a lie, Westminster through its own instruction should not be an ENGLISH PARLIAMENT, either way the Sovereign People of Scotland are dissolving this biased Union. Example who gave Westminster the right to declare any of Scotland,s Resources and Inventions as being English and RESERVED??

    • @Siranoxz
      @Siranoxz Год назад

      Meh, i don´t think we need the UK.
      It would only prove more complaining and bickering and bitching for special treatment from our British friends.

    • @elipa3
      @elipa3 Год назад +1

      We need them more than they need us.

  • @johnnyw525
    @johnnyw525 Год назад +151

    We haven’t failed at utilising the benefits of Brexit, we failed at utilising the benefits of being a member of the EU in the first place!

    • @Jay_Richardson
      @Jay_Richardson Год назад

      Failed utillising the benefits of Brexit? And what benefits would that include? Let me quess your going to say immagration, the boats, more border control, the market? Not having immagration caused farmers losing workforce, lorry drivers, Doctors, teachers and nurses all declining because we had foreigners within that market doing those jobs. Remember the lorry shortage? Remember the teacher shortage? Ohh thats right its still on going. GDP the country lost more money, productivity, trade due to brexit. Do some real research not just believe the babble that the Tory's come out with and you probably repeat.
      Oh and not forgetting the Tory's trying to privatise the rail industry and slowly implement within the NHS. And your ok with that? Nurses and Doctors paid less, working longer and have less voice. The rail workers being made redundant, less workers, less pay, more hours work and the companies charging more for rail fare all for profit, fuck the travellers. Yeh you sound well warped by the babble the Tory's come out with. And you believe everything thst Piers and Farage say. Good job! Try not be so ignorant.

    • @danieljudegennis
      @danieljudegennis Год назад

      Down to lazy self-serving British politicians over many years. The only Politician with any integrity over Europe was Sir Edward Heath.

    • @Phynne85
      @Phynne85 Год назад +1

      You were actually Know-how by raising picking from the whole scone. For this behaviour we do not miss you so much.

    • @jimtomo2025
      @jimtomo2025 Год назад

      We're governed by the idea of the wef anyway

    • @huskytail
      @huskytail Год назад

      Well, that's kinda not true given the rise of the UK economy after its accession, the brain drain into the UK from other EU countries, all the special cases created specifically for the UK... I mean, you can hardly do better than that

  • @ToxicSapien
    @ToxicSapien Год назад +210

    Europe gave Britain major concessions when it entered the EEC. Do people think that Europe is going to be just as obliging when Britain begs for re-entry into the EU? Britain's re-admission to the EU will be way-off in the future. Brexit was the greatest own goal in Britain's post-war history.

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад

      Being governed by Germany in the EU was the UK's greatest own goal since 1945. The EEC was easier for Thatcher to manage. Luxembourg Summit 1984. That's why the Germans wanted to move to the control-freak superstate called the EU.

    • @s13hgp
      @s13hgp Год назад

      What pillock would vote to rejoin this regime?

    • @jimUK87
      @jimUK87 Год назад +13

      Nobody thinks that, no. As long as we can all agree that Brexit was a mistake, we'll be moving in the right direction.
      We'll eventually rejoin as full members, on the same terms as everyone else and that's not a bad thing. It's better than we have now and the past is in the past, no point in just wishing things were different. We need to move forward.

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад +11

      @@jimUK87 Brexit is not a mistake. A proper Brexit has been blocked by too many politicians in Parliament and civil servants in Whitehall. That's the real problem. The will of the people is not being implemented properly.

    • @jimUK87
      @jimUK87 Год назад

      @@susannamarker2582You were sold some magic beans and now you're blaming other people when they don't grow.
      What would fix this broken Brexit?
      Leaving the EU was always going to make us the weaker party in literally every negotiation going forward.
      We're not special and nobody wants to help us, without getting something out of it.
      We've made ourselves rivals of the EU and have to try and compete, while coming from a much weaker position.
      Stupidity of the highest order and some of you still refuse to see it.

  • @dididimilo6307
    @dididimilo6307 Год назад +325

    Saying "not that Brexit failed, but the politicians were incompetent to handle it properly" is the same as saying "not that the landing on the sun failed, but the astronauts were incompetent in handling the heat"!!!

    • @Thedude59
      @Thedude59 Год назад +16

      gormless comment

    • @Hhhhhhhaabobm
      @Hhhhhhhaabobm Год назад +8

      Erm no. The politicians are actually to blame. Not many of them truly like British people. Needed true brexiters.

    • @Paracelsus74
      @Paracelsus74 Год назад +11

      It sounds like the people claiming that socialism in Eastern European style basically was a good idea, only poorly executed. :-D

    • @glenwilkie5765
      @glenwilkie5765 Год назад +3

      Terrible analogy.

    • @skinless333x2
      @skinless333x2 Год назад

      @@Hhhhhhhaabobm True brexiters, yes yes, always some bs excuse as if boris, frost are/were not true brexiters. Just finally understand that brexit always was a stupid thing to do, there is no possible outcome that makes shooting yourself in the foot a good thing.

  • @shiftylad9938
    @shiftylad9938 Год назад +54

    What makes Piers think that the EU would want the UK back in.

    • @MachielGroeneveld
      @MachielGroeneveld Год назад +9

      Because it’s completely up to the UK and it holds all the cards. Rejoining will be the easiest thing in history ever

    • @UglyKidJoe71
      @UglyKidJoe71 Год назад +9

      ​@@MachielGroeneveld Of course. 'They need us more than we need them' don't forget 😄

    • @maralynmitchell8261
      @maralynmitchell8261 Год назад

      They are Desperate our Money. Several other Countries have had enough of them now as well .!.

    • @maralynmitchell8261
      @maralynmitchell8261 Год назад

      It's Empty Vessels who need to leave the Country.we Would not Miss them ! .Not the ones like Farage Who give the Best Support to the Country !

    • @LonnieHalouska
      @LonnieHalouska Год назад

      Precisely, Brexit proved the EU doesn't now and never did need the U.K.

  • @photomojo2431
    @photomojo2431 Год назад +92

    These people involved in this scam, they should all be in jail for treason.

    • @PinkDiamond-2000
      @PinkDiamond-2000 Год назад +2

      Those politicians who gave the people option to vote for independece are heroes. We should raise them a statue, including Nigel Farage :)

    • @stevenpaulgoulding
      @stevenpaulgoulding 11 месяцев назад

      @@PinkDiamond-2000Farage has done more damage to British politics than anybody in living memory. He should be locked up for treason.

    • @tomasmendezdiaz9833
      @tomasmendezdiaz9833 9 месяцев назад

      No because u voted for it. Its like saying the usa is not to blame for danaldism. Yes we are to blame for a moron that we voted for and now they want to vote for him again.

    • @pomade34
      @pomade34 4 месяца назад

      yes this big mouth fooled you

  • @allon1bill
    @allon1bill Год назад +272

    At this moment I am so embarrassed to be British

    • @LouisMenotti
      @LouisMenotti Год назад +19

      Being embarrassed/angry/ashamed of your leadership is one thing. Being embarrassed of your nationality is an uncomfortable existence.

    • @armlich66
      @armlich66 Год назад +7

      Leave

    • @AAGul
      @AAGul Год назад +6

      ​@@armlich66and go where?

    • @rinmartell2678
      @rinmartell2678 Год назад +17

      @@armlich66It’s hard to leave without being you know…part of the EU.

    • @iep6228
      @iep6228 Год назад +11

      @@rinmartell2678 your average leave voters logic right there.

  • @mimmiblu6138
    @mimmiblu6138 Год назад +98

    I had to laugh when I heard that the EU should just be a trading block... what if the remaining members want it to be something else?! To be honest the departure of the UK has been beneficial for the remaining members. Wish you all the luck... in your splendid isolation.

    • @Hugomad2
      @Hugomad2 Год назад +9

      She has no clue

    • @robertgalloway3771
      @robertgalloway3771 Год назад +4

      With everything given away or sold what deals?? Take every thing that Scotland has owned, or created!! as your own!, with not such as a by or leave! also sold much of it on! collected tax that should belong to Scotland what cheek!

    • @andrekoster9708
      @andrekoster9708 Год назад +17

      The EU never wanted to be just a trading block. It uses trade to come to an ever closer union. It's the essence of the project!

    • @adrianeller5068
      @adrianeller5068 Год назад

      As an American I can say it worked splendidly for us

    • @mimmiblu6138
      @mimmiblu6138 Год назад +4

      @@thetruth9210 referenda must be requested by the ordinary citizens in most countries.... if they have not been requested it means not many people feel the need for them in continental Europe.

  • @bield7
    @bield7 Год назад +101

    Excellent idea. Take Morgan with you please, Farage

    • @goofygrandlouis6296
      @goofygrandlouis6296 Год назад +2

      How about the US ? I've heard Piers Morgan is very popular there.. with his "let's confiscate their guns" rethoric. 😂

    • @bield7
      @bield7 Год назад +1

      @@goofygrandlouis6296 or even rhetoric

    • @goofygrandlouis6296
      @goofygrandlouis6296 Год назад

      @@bield7 Hey, I know !
      Let's create a dynamic duo, with Piers & Harry.
      I'm sure the American audience would like to hear what THESE TWO have to say.
      The title of the show could be something like "Everything wrong with the US, by Piers & Harry". 😆

    • @sdwone
      @sdwone Год назад +1

      Now THAT is an excellent two for one package!!!

  • @TC1TheOrginal
    @TC1TheOrginal Год назад +22

    That momment when you realise the UK doenst really produce anyrhing, but ran the EU financial system.

    • @bigrobsydney
      @bigrobsydney Год назад +1

      Yes, with the EU holding the power to allocate FS passporting as well. The irony.

  • @lordbiro
    @lordbiro Год назад +241

    We can't rejoin if we have another referendum(and vote to rejoin) because the EU members all have to agree to us joining and given the disruption we have already caused it would be highly unlikely they would want us in any case.

    • @kjensen7819
      @kjensen7819 Год назад +50

      We will take you back, but it will hard for everyone of course. Relationship will have to be repaired and it takes time, but it is possible and we will all be happier. Regards from Denmark.

    • @makario9007
      @makario9007 Год назад +41

      Of course we take you back. We are friends, aren't we? Greetings from Germany.

    • @JBravo69
      @JBravo69 Год назад

      You will be welcomed back for sure. You were misled by right-wing populists.

    • @ianlewis7749
      @ianlewis7749 Год назад

      Of course Europe would want us back...They like our money !

    • @charlesjay8818
      @charlesjay8818 Год назад +18

      The UK is the 2nd biggest market in Europe after Germany, Every EU country would want us back and access to our market again, but it will be on their terms, we would get a really bad deal to re-join. Will be difficult for us to re-join

  • @asc3184
    @asc3184 Год назад +67

    Farage was one of those politicians he is disparaging now. They were all buddies when campaigning. Well there is only one small problem; reversing direction and being let in back in the EU again does not lay with the british voters. It lays with the EU country members.

    • @mankind5709
      @mankind5709 Год назад +9

      It’s like breaking up with a girl friend we think is toxic , yet when she’s gone , we realize we were a complete jerk, and have no one to blame now.

    • @roxanaandrews2884
      @roxanaandrews2884 Год назад

      Just think of what is best for the U.K. and dismiss everything else !!!!

    • @rossib6974
      @rossib6974 Год назад

      England re entry to EU should be put to vote by EU voters not 3 Nations ! Gillian Tett last person to talk as most patronising Turd

    • @lesskeels3417
      @lesskeels3417 Год назад

      It lays now with the fascist regime in Berlaymont, who will tell each and every country what they must do, and they have no other choice but to obey. GOD BLESS THE UK.

    • @kingofracism
      @kingofracism Год назад

      I'm a brexit voter and id be happy to rejoin the EU, but to get me on their side they will have to commit to racist mass deportations of non Europeans back to their ancestral homelands. Until that time, brexit means brexit 😇🇬🇧🇺🇦

  • @ivo4357
    @ivo4357 Год назад +9

    the problem with Brexit was that Brits thought they were bigger than Europe, they'd run over them negotiating the Brexit deal, and afterwards outperform the entire EU's economy. They still hold on to the 'British Empire' illusion, thinking other nations are in awe of the majesty of GB. Well, think again.

    • @richpiana6930
      @richpiana6930 Год назад

      But the world is bigger than Europe, there is more than just Europe. EU should never been about politic and tyranny, should only be about trade. Many countries outside of Europe is trading with other countries without any problems.

  • @imbonkers3629
    @imbonkers3629 Год назад +328

    I wish piers would leave the uk 🙈

    • @Brewsterboy
      @Brewsterboy Год назад

      Yes, but where could he go? Americans? Don’t want this fake news

    • @irenecoulson3079
      @irenecoulson3079 Год назад +15

      Where will he go? He was kicked out of the USA due to his dire behaviour, thinking he knows all. Let's hope he's removed from all platforms

    • @dogfriendly1623
      @dogfriendly1623 Год назад +12

      I've tried to watch him with an open and impartial mind but he's a difficult man to like. He thinks his opinion is the only one that matters. He doesn't let others speak

    • @nightowl7459
      @nightowl7459 Год назад

      @@dogfriendly1623 He's always been a bit of a self absorbed nob.

    • @daljitmalli9265
      @daljitmalli9265 Год назад +6

      @@irenecoulson3079 he is not kicked out of USA he have his home there . Where did you get that idea he ha been kicked out

  • @todortodorov940
    @todortodorov940 Год назад +92

    7 years later, and the UK hasn't moved on - it is like a broken record stuck in the same track. This blows my mind.

    • @tonyb9735
      @tonyb9735 Год назад

      That's because it is a permanent drag on the country. We can't move on, because it is an open wound.

    • @karllaur3866
      @karllaur3866 Год назад

      are you high on something?

    • @UnknownUser-by4le
      @UnknownUser-by4le Год назад +5

      @4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypseit was in 2016

    • @Mrblazed420
      @Mrblazed420 Год назад +5

      What have you all been smoking brexit never happened was a watered down version that made no one happy just annoyed everone involved 😂

    • @peterscott2395
      @peterscott2395 Год назад

      Independence for Scotland might help? Obviously not for the English, but they have made their bed after all.....

  • @paenchenlama
    @paenchenlama Год назад +129

    I really don’t like Piers but here he got it it right.

    • @dtox1283
      @dtox1283 Год назад

      Im his fan but will say when he s wrong so respect to you

    • @philippemathon1691
      @philippemathon1691 Год назад +2

      It must be the first I agree with Piers Morgan on anything.....

    • @mrg4388
      @mrg4388 Год назад +2

      As a basic populist, he will always try to say what people want to hear.

    • @rossib6974
      @rossib6974 Год назад +1

      Morgan is apart of problem !

    • @peterscott2395
      @peterscott2395 Год назад +1

      Broken clocks and all that...

  • @DavidAnthonymix
    @DavidAnthonymix Год назад +72

    I remember trying to buy UK products for a build in Sweden, and the manufacturer could not sell to me because of the amount of paperwork they had to do to sell to me. So many businesses in the UK who got Crushed by Brexit. from the outside looking in it always looked like a really bad idea. I feel bad to my friends in the UK. Looking forward to this whole thing being behind us.

    • @lacossanostra
      @lacossanostra Год назад +1

      why build a house in zweden with UK products?
      sec i remember all the company's that moved to the UK after brexit like unilever like shell like nisssan ect ect ect

    • @DavidAnthonymix
      @DavidAnthonymix Год назад +3

      @@lacossanostra I didn't build a house with UK products, but in the UK, they had specific unique products for home theater sound isolation
      My order was for 1 room build, which in the past was no big deal, but after Brexit, the order needed to be bigger for the headache of the paperwork. I had to get creative and research locally available products, which set the project timeline back.

    • @Piponic
      @Piponic Год назад +5

      @@lacossanostralol. And yet that’s just not true is it? Those companies had a dual listing before brexit. Giving up the second listing of their shares purely for capital efficiency reasons had nothing to do with their views on Brexit or their UK outlook. Just listen to actual CEOs telling you what a f*ck up this is and stop grasping at straws. Remoaners are increasingly being proven right, do the decent thing and recognise you backed the wrong horse.

    • @elenavassilieva9406
      @elenavassilieva9406 Год назад +1

      Look, businesses are closing down all over the Europe. Germany loosing its main industries that relied mostly on cheap Russian gaz. They moving to US

    • @Piponic
      @Piponic Год назад

      @@elenavassilieva9406 It’s ok to be wrong and make mistakes, but to double down when you know the truth… that’s just foolish. Eurozone GDP is multiples higher thank UK’s. That is both actual and forecasted numbers. 70% of German energy consumption relied on Russian gas (vs around 14% for UK). Obviously the German GDP will be hit as they transition away from Russian gas but they will be fine as a member of the largest common trade area in the world. The hit to the UK cannot be explained by Ukraine and we are in a much worse position than Germany in finding a way through our problems. Just look at how we have bent over to satisfy the demands of smaller economies like that of New Zealand… so much for protecting our farmers.

  • @guiwhiz
    @guiwhiz Год назад +56

    I find it ironic that so many people who want to reverse Brexit think the EU will just say 'alright then no worries and no hard feelings you're more than welcome to just come back in'. Why? Why would they do that? The UK didn't negotiate in good faith. They dithered and dallied until the last moment causing serious angst and disruption to markets throughout the block. They tried to strike out the parts of the agreement they didn't like and never put forth a truly workable solution for the Irish border issue. So, at this point, if I were the EU I would be asking the UK to come back 'hat in hand' with more than just an apology, but real concessions in a treaty.

    • @voice.of.reason
      @voice.of.reason Год назад

      Your point is moot. You waste your time typing it, because the EU will have collapsed long before the UK would ever ever consider having another vote on this issue. Then the rest of Europe will become sovereign nations once more and will get their currency back.

    • @iracture
      @iracture Год назад +1

      because of war in Russia they might just say yes..Timing is everything..

    • @guiwhiz
      @guiwhiz Год назад +4

      @@iracture Expand upon your point if you would? Why would the war in Ukraine with Russia as the instigator and belligerent impact the EU's position on the terms the UK would need to sign to in order to rejoin?

    • @iracture
      @iracture Год назад +1

      @@guiwhiz When u part of one united bloc u get better bargaining power with rest of world in trade. The War has taken a toll on German economy as well. This is not suitable time for flying nationalist flag. Rational calm minds will soon ponder if united power of UK within the bloc strengthens them..However this was about UK wanting to be of its own - which is not a bad thing at all. If you strong enuff rest of world will negotiate great offers with u. All this needs strategic thinking and the timing is very imp as these world dynamics tend to change very fast

    • @guiwhiz
      @guiwhiz Год назад +4

      @@iracture That explains why the UK would want back into the EU, but not the other way around. It isn't like the UK has vast surplus petroleum products, minerals, metals, and food to export to the EU like Russia and Ukraine have. So again, why does the war in Ukraine impact the terms that the UK could request from the EU for re-entry? From all counts it is the UK who is 'on the back foot' in any negotiations not the other way around.

  • @multipl3
    @multipl3 Год назад +45

    We were a fattened calf while in the EU. Now we're like a starving goat! The prodigal son springs to mind

    • @gregdiprinzio9280
      @gregdiprinzio9280 Год назад

      You do know what happens to fattened calves, right? Calves are fattened for a reason. So you wanna go back to Egypt comes to my mind. Better the leaks and onions and the fleshpots and chains of Egypt than self-determination in the desert on the way to the promised land?

    • @multipl3
      @multipl3 Год назад +5

      @@gregdiprinzio9280 as promised by your lord and saviour Nigel farage?

    • @gregdiprinzio9280
      @gregdiprinzio9280 Год назад

      @@multipl3 Do you want to be someone’s fattened calf? Is your sovereignty for sale?

    • @multipl3
      @multipl3 Год назад +6

      @@gregdiprinzio9280 you got sold some magic beans mate 😂 how’s the borders doing? Only good thing about brexit is the EU bashing ended over night. The rags you read could concentrate on scaring you about other things now 😂👌

    • @gregdiprinzio9280
      @gregdiprinzio9280 Год назад

      @@multipl3 The borders will be what the people of UK decide, not the EU, as it should be. I’m an American--my southern border is porous. Fentanyl is flowing over the border and filling blue cities with zombies, thanks to the usurper, Pedo Joe. But enough about me.
      There’s a thing called values and a thing called self-determination, and in wise governments, these things aren’t for sale. There are worse things then going through financial challenges and lean years in the struggle for independence. The worse thing is selling your national identity. There’s got to be something personal about being an Englishman, English values, interests and autonomy, that isn’t for sale. It’s like me knocking on your door and offering you money to run your family according my rules. I’ll tell you how many strangers I’m going to send to live in your house. I’ll tell you the reforms you need to make and with what pronouns you must address people because I’ve paid you the money to have the say. Now you can say you voluntarily enter into that agreement… Fine. I’m only saying I don’t admire you for it.

  • @California265
    @California265 Год назад +57

    Best thing you’ve ever said Piers. Farage resigned the following day saying his job was done. Rwanda would be a good idea. I just feel sick at the word Brexit

  • @mattg8431
    @mattg8431 Год назад +63

    Remember Nigel's farewell speech at the EU parliament? Who's laughing now
    What an embarrassment for UK

  • @tonitonight6691
    @tonitonight6691 Год назад +57

    Brexit the gift that keeps giving

    • @roccoparks
      @roccoparks Год назад +1

      Well more than the EU ever did that’s for sure

    • @tonitonight6691
      @tonitonight6691 Год назад +1

      @@roccoparks 😀🤣

    • @scottg3456
      @scottg3456 Год назад

      Cliche but true.

    • @lesskeels3417
      @lesskeels3417 Год назад

      It does indeed, plenty of people that would cherish our democracy now.

  • @whatsreallyhappening5669
    @whatsreallyhappening5669 Год назад +117

    Well done people. You voted for this rubbish and the people that pushed us towards this have made a lot of money from the destruction of this once great nation.

    • @romuloburgos2170
      @romuloburgos2170 Год назад

      well,you know how it goes, every people have the government that they deserve...you British have surprised me,I like you a lot but you have being stupid that is why the United states is silence.

    • @yvetteloach8617
      @yvetteloach8617 Год назад

      Wake up, it hasn’t been a great country in ages and look at other countries demoralised in the EU. Brexit should have been implemented by true leavers that knew what they actually wanted from it. Those people should have at least been brought into the government as advisers. The motley crew that were in place couldn’t run a bath let alone a country.

    • @Proleetgod
      @Proleetgod Год назад

      The government failing to make new trade relations has nothing to do with the people wanting to take their lives out of corrupt judges hands tens of thousands of miles away. Judges that genuinely despise the UK like every other country in Europe. How can any sensible level headed human being see us come bottom of the "Eurovision song contest" almost every single time, dozens and dozens of times given 0 points by so many countries, not because the song was bad, but for political reasons. To see year after year, decade after decade, how much everyone in Europe hates us, to ask them for some more manipulation of our laws to use against us is the definition of insane - Expecting different results after a clear and obvious trend of Europe hating us. We are war criminals about as welcomed in Europe as the Nazis. We enabled a good million deaths by fabricating evidence of WMDs and a lie for America to sell the world. It didn't work. The world judged us as war criminals and we think joining some gang of criminals that hate us will be good for our people. It was the best decision our country has made in a long time but the deal was to "leave Europe" so that's all the sore loser, sour Tories did. They intentionally didn't make equivocal trade relations etc. which would not have been hard in the slightest. They were too busy getting pissed up at daily parties in Downing Street. So we've got War criminals on 1 side and people who cant be bothered to do any work on the other. it's a scary time. I'm just glad some criminal in Kazakhstan doesn't have a say in how my life should be lived. It's a step in the right direction for people taking back ultimate control of their lives. it's not hard. Criminals can set up an effective trade system in jail while locked up most of the time and watched by guards, CCTV etc. So assuming people wont be able to survive without a criminal organization running the country (government) is actually really thick and narrow minded.

    • @racitup4114
      @racitup4114 Год назад

      And nobody has aided that destruction more than the remoaners that never accepted the democratic vote.

    • @rfurdaylee
      @rfurdaylee Год назад +1

      Rubbish!

  • @stratfordbaby
    @stratfordbaby Год назад +152

    Can Piers pledge to leave the country as well???

    • @songsmith31a
      @songsmith31a Год назад

      Like the USA under this Democrat administration?

    • @integrito3323
      @integrito3323 Год назад +5

      And take the lady with him!

    • @yohighness
      @yohighness Год назад +8

      But you praise and love him when he attacks Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and when he belittles black people when they complain about the legacies of colonialism and the slave trade. 😆

    • @allanhall-up1yk
      @allanhall-up1yk Год назад

      Me too.

    • @allanhall-up1yk
      @allanhall-up1yk Год назад +1

      I mean. I too wish he would leave the country

  • @UnknownUnknown-ts7hc
    @UnknownUnknown-ts7hc Год назад +19

    It must be a conspiracy or incompetence - but it definitely can't be her and her party that are wrong!

    • @Guypt25
      @Guypt25 Год назад

      Ballony!! Farage never had power....now do you Pier blame him ?? what a joke. Give him power first.

    • @HEEDRECORDS
      @HEEDRECORDS Год назад

      @@Guypt25 Farage was never a serious politician and never really wanted power all he wanted was for gullible fools to vote for his referendum. He's done quite well out of brexit. He has his own tv and radio show has been on reality tv made a heap of cash out of the fools who were easily conned into voting leave 😂. Meanwhile the UK economy is tanking 😔. I could see that one coming a mile off. He didn't con me but it's no consolation.

    • @wolvie1973
      @wolvie1973 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@Guypt25If my memory does not betray me Farage was offered the prime minister job after the vote, and he declined faster than Eminem can sing Rap God.

  • @voodoochile333
    @voodoochile333 Год назад +60

    Morgan is salty because Farage has one upped him on trump

    • @nightowl7459
      @nightowl7459 Год назад +2

      @Voodoochile333
      He's certainly going to be a little more salty soon, he's getting dragged back into the mirror phone hacking scandal, "Prince" Harry is said to be going to be one of the first to actually take the stand when he pushes for damages.

    • @nightowl7459
      @nightowl7459 Год назад

      @@arturius7534 It was true, I saw a video were the news channels were questioning him as he left his house, but I think Harry has already gave his evidence so I'm not sure how much further the case has to run?

  • @Richard-fp1mk
    @Richard-fp1mk Год назад +259

    Piers respects democracy as much as he respects privacy.

    • @wildbill8175
      @wildbill8175 Год назад +11

      😂😂 well said.

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад +22

      Piers Morgan belongs in prison for the phone hacking scandal.

    • @exodiatheforbiddenone3813
      @exodiatheforbiddenone3813 Год назад

      Nobel Peace Prize winning Economist warned us against Brexit. They said it was economic suicide. Nobel Peace Prize winning Economist Vs Taxi Drivers Economics. That's what Brexit was about.

    • @terryfinnie2146
      @terryfinnie2146 Год назад +4

      Fabulous reply.

    • @terryfinnie2146
      @terryfinnie2146 Год назад +3

      Richard. 😅😅😅

  • @VR-sd1hf
    @VR-sd1hf Год назад +234

    Got to love the British sence of self-importance. Like they can waltz back in the EU on their own terms now lol

    • @Raddon
      @Raddon Год назад +32

      The UK can only go back if they accept all EU rules, no special rules for the UK including adoption of the Euro.

    • @roccoparks
      @roccoparks Год назад

      There’s no desire to rejoin most people on both sides of the debate have moved on its just a small minority of remoaners who still can’t get over a vote they lost 7 years ago, why would we want to rejoin a corrupt institution whose currency is in a deep recession

    • @susannamarker2582
      @susannamarker2582 Год назад

      We're not waltzing back into the EU. The EU is the continuation of Germany by other means. It's not about independent nations. It's run on Limited Sovereignty. No thanks.

    • @maryjsum
      @maryjsum Год назад +11

      Why in God's name would we want to???

    • @Error-td3cc
      @Error-td3cc Год назад +12

      @@Raddon No, the UK can only join the EU if its membership is accepted unanimously. This is not likely to happen before public and political opinion in the United Kingdom embraces the values of the EU.
      Let's have a look at it in a 10 years time

  • @femibabalola4057
    @femibabalola4057 Год назад +42

    Nigel Farage: "Brexit has failed". Seven years ago, we already knew it was going to be a disaster. Any five year old would have known. Nigel, please leave, like you promised.

    • @manfrombritain6816
      @manfrombritain6816 Год назад

      lol Europe isn't doing better... there are now people waking up to the non-democratic nature of the EU and calling for the removal of von der leyen. as predicted, they're trying to push for federation despite nobody voting for that

    • @keithgriffiths9864
      @keithgriffiths9864 10 месяцев назад

      Yes Nigel. F off. People in Britain don't even want to look at you, after what you've done 😢

  • @johntaylor9899
    @johntaylor9899 Год назад +58

    The active harm is the Tories embracing dangerous WEF policies instead of implementing a proper Brexit

    • @exodiatheforbiddenone3813
      @exodiatheforbiddenone3813 Год назад

      Nobel Peace Prize winning Economist warned us against Brexit. They said it was economic suicide. Nobel Peace Prize winning Economist Vs Taxi Drivers Economics. That's what Brexit was about.

    • @workslob
      @workslob Год назад

      Also weve been locked down for two years with the pandemic which brexiteers got blamed for. I wear my badge with pride "a thick ignorant northerner". Who doesn't deserve to vote.

    • @hakz795
      @hakz795 Год назад +8

      What does proper Brexit even mean?

    • @exodiatheforbiddenone3813
      @exodiatheforbiddenone3813 Год назад +12

      ​@@hakz795 A proper Brexit means no foreigners and extra vinegar on the chips.
      Although my taxi driver told me Proper Brexit means no foreigners, blue passports and chips on newspaper(no vinegar).

    • @hakz795
      @hakz795 Год назад +1

      @@exodiatheforbiddenone3813 I didn't ask you what xenophobia was.
      I asked you what a proper brexit is?
      You know, the political referendum ? Not what goes in your empty head?

  • @jleftwing9771
    @jleftwing9771 Год назад +23

    Has it really been seven years since the referendum? And three years since Brexit taken effect? I’m still baffled that this has taken place.

    • @trevorberridge6079
      @trevorberridge6079 Год назад

      Seven years of endless proof that this was an inevitable disaster and people are still trying to shift the blame somewhere else. Niggle Fartarse wants to give himself credit for Brexit but then absolve himself of all responsibility for the result. But, he actually wasn't responsible for Brexit. He was only a small and mostly powerless part of it. He was a big mouth attached to a small brain and a totally absent work ethic. He didn't vote as an MEP to change any of the things that he said were bad for the UK. He picked up his cheque, slagged off Brussells and went home again. A total fraud.

    • @kingofracism
      @kingofracism Год назад

      I'm a young brexit voter and for the EU to get me back on their side they will have to stop demographically transforming European nations in order to benefit our economies. If the EU commits to mass deportations of non Europeans, I will happily rejoin on EU terms. Until then, brexit means brexit 🇬🇧😇

    •  Год назад +2

      @@kingofracism The EU needs to do something to get you back? This is extremely funny, don‘t you realize?

    • @kingofracism
      @kingofracism Год назад

      @ yes, why would I change my mind on an organisation which is seeking to demographically replace me with Eurasian negroids? The EU has to make lots of changes to win me back.

  • @yanassi
    @yanassi Год назад +80

    Britain wanted to keep the benefits of being in the european union, while not being in it. Not only did they lose the benefits, the european benefitted with britain out. British companies relocated outside britain and hired workers from those areas.

    • @user-jx2ei1kh4q
      @user-jx2ei1kh4q Год назад

      Prove it with details . truthfully.

    • @jemseed
      @jemseed Год назад

      @@user-jx2ei1kh4q All you racist brits are mugs how can you do that to yourselves based on immigration!? There is more immigration than before and with the added caveat that you have the cost of living crisis your intolerant ways are biting you so hard on the ass. You just cant accept that the world always evolves and has always changed throughout history with people migrating here and there. I just hope you can still pay your mortgage, food, energy bills ect.. As your decision to leave or at least participate in the leaving process is what is causing all your hardships. Learn to live and love and we will all get on fine! \

    • @mehmetkunter5998
      @mehmetkunter5998 Год назад +4

      @@user-jx2ei1kh4qthe first part does not need a proof I guess. or the disappointment and the sheer suprise of british media and politics when EU did not accept UK conditions tell it all about britain wanted to keep the benefit part. for the latter part, you are right, some statistics or research, survey would help

    • @markymark7803
      @markymark7803 Год назад

      What benefits? UK growth has been slower ever since joining and fishing and manufacturing wiped out.

    • @keithpalmer4547
      @keithpalmer4547 Год назад

      I used to think we Americans were the most selfish inward thinking people on the planet. Well done UK you are the most selfish inward thinking people on this planet!!!!

  • @matthewotite
    @matthewotite 10 месяцев назад +2

    Nigel Bloody Farage, this man has F the country of the UK 🇬🇧 right up with his Brexit vote 😢

  • @rv1251
    @rv1251 Год назад +44

    I live in uk for 20 years and one English friend told me - mate listen me ,promises cost nothing in this country NOTHING ,thx Ray thats one of the best advice i ever heard👌

    • @mudra5114
      @mudra5114 Год назад +2

      True for EVERY country on Earth.

  • @patachon4882
    @patachon4882 Год назад +9

    Will you leave Meghan alone. You are obsessed with putting her down. It makes you look immature.

  • @paulchristopher8634
    @paulchristopher8634 Год назад +35

    Er….something to do with a Remain Parliament Piers

    • @1aatlas
      @1aatlas Год назад

      Hes a fking CNT aND ALWAYS HAS BEEN.

    • @davidc2733
      @davidc2733 Год назад

      A Brexit (ERG) led government with a huge majority. They 'Got Brexit Done', but Brexit is awful.

  • @ctavares3414
    @ctavares3414 Год назад +26

    Obama warned UK against this Brexit move and put themselves in the back of the queue but he was heavily criticised including by Mr Piers Morgan himself.

    • @janbuyck1
      @janbuyck1 Год назад +1

      Not only Obama, the people of the EU also.

    • @neutron8764
      @neutron8764 Год назад

      and most sensible people in the Uk

    • @frosty_soda
      @frosty_soda Год назад

      Obama? The murdering crack smoking homosexual? That man?

  • @alexsteven.m6414
    @alexsteven.m6414 Год назад +265

    Recession is often the result of external factors, and it appears that the United States is losing its grip as a federal reserve currency. With a decreasing ability to control inflation and a reduction in stocks and oil trading, it seems that a new multilateral world order is on the horizon.

    • @fresnaygermain8180
      @fresnaygermain8180 Год назад

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    • @edelineguillet2121
      @edelineguillet2121 Год назад

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    • @edelineguillet2121
      @edelineguillet2121 Год назад

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    • @cestwhat1317
      @cestwhat1317 Год назад

      Using the bath salts there Bubba! The stock market is over 34,000, unlike Liar in chief trump predicted.😊

    • @mateuszwites8534
      @mateuszwites8534 Год назад

      People like you should never "do their own research" on the internet. Sorry, it is not for you.

  • @eriktopolsky8531
    @eriktopolsky8531 Год назад +88

    After UK left EU , Brits have realised that they can no longer blame EU for the state their country find herself in and that it was UK INCOMPETENT Politicians unable to solve UK problems all along

    • @kieranfoster8779
      @kieranfoster8779 Год назад

      To be honest all politicians are corrupt in the west. All of Europe is crumbling.

    • @williamrobson8337
      @williamrobson8337 Год назад

      46k immigrants crossing the channel in 2022, we’ve got a problem kid. . Hard for us 47%. An ever expanding E.U isn’t going to end well.

    • @harrybarrow6222
      @harrybarrow6222 Год назад +8

      @@williamrobson8337migration was LOWER when we were in the EU. 🤣

    • @soup8786
      @soup8786 Год назад +1

      ​​@@williamrobson833746k people is nothing to our economy. Literally an irrelevant spec a pixel sized issue on an 95 inch monitor.

    • @williamrobson8337
      @williamrobson8337 Год назад

      @@soup8786 Where you from? Let’s not forget your talking the queen’s English for a reason.

  • @michaelwilkinson5652
    @michaelwilkinson5652 Год назад +201

    Could Mr Morgan find 1 political leader in charge of Brexit that believed in it.

    • @michaelkaercher
      @michaelkaercher Год назад +29

      Johnson, Gove, the whole tory mafia.

    • @1aatlas
      @1aatlas Год назад

      @@michaelkaercher Johnson never truly believed in brexit, if you believe that then your a bigger fool than most.
      Johnson is a liar and a cheat.

    • @robertstraw9881
      @robertstraw9881 Год назад +13

      Because believing in it makes it real.

    • @samhartford8677
      @samhartford8677 Год назад +33

      Believing in Brexit does not make it any less idiotic.

    • @andrewoliver8930
      @andrewoliver8930 Год назад

      "Communism will work if only it's done properly..."
      Every commie, ever.

  • @jamaicantillidie6626
    @jamaicantillidie6626 Год назад +5

    The UK was a Rule Maker in the EU: The UK has voted ‘No’ to laws passed at EU on 56 occasions, abstained 70 times, and voted ‘Yes’ 2,466 times. The UK was on the “winning side” 95% of the time, abstained 3% of the time, and were on the losing side only 2%. Who can forget Farage in the EU Parliament cussing out EU countries, digging the knife deep in their backs. Global Britain will never work, it is a delusional of grandeur, a concept based on pure arrogance and ignorance.

  • @andrewthomas8233
    @andrewthomas8233 Год назад +57

    Who says the EU wants to take you back LOL

    • @tenniskinsella7768
      @tenniskinsella7768 Год назад +1

      Don't wa t them to take usba k how they will gloat

    • @hawketakao9648
      @hawketakao9648 Год назад +6

      We don't. The UK has shown it can't keep its agreements, even during Brexit.

    • @akirantanen2944
      @akirantanen2944 Год назад +3

      Newer! Enjoy you freedom now,be happy😂😂😂

    • @iracture
      @iracture Год назад

      economy of EU says

    • @lesskeels3417
      @lesskeels3417 Год назад

      No thank you.

  • @eismcsquared
    @eismcsquared Год назад +56

    Unlike the European media the British press never gave us a positive spin on the EU. Thanks for that piers

    • @marcsole4261
      @marcsole4261 Год назад +5

      It's more easy for the politicians to say that the problem is EU and not their incompetencies.

    • @unggrabb
      @unggrabb Год назад +1

      And rupert who always makes a mess

    • @blackmagic6
      @blackmagic6 Год назад

      Typical ..... blame the press for your own incompetence. Don't you have a brain? Can't you deduce or decipher? LOL. British arrogance, British xenophobia, British racism caused this. LOL.

  • @pollutingpenguin2146
    @pollutingpenguin2146 Год назад +15

    I think I speak for most Europeans when I say that we in Europe, does not want you Brits back.

    • @maureenstarr5744
      @maureenstarr5744 Год назад

      Completely agree with you

    • @ric1003
      @ric1003 11 месяцев назад

      As a European I think under the right circumstances the UK re-joining would be bad for Russia, but good for the Brits and good for the EU

  • @eyeoftruth4094
    @eyeoftruth4094 Год назад +55

    Go woke go broke piers

    • @23715
      @23715 Год назад +1

      Original.

    • @lv3609
      @lv3609 Год назад +3

      Fluffy soundbyte meaningful and useful as “Brexit is Brexit”

  • @lovepeace4065
    @lovepeace4065 Год назад +53

    Best thing piers has ever said. Not a fan of Piers but this time he’s got it Right.

  • @Maljai
    @Maljai Год назад +27

    Piers is Twisting the Narrative -...started to like him but this has changed my mind.

    • @dominiclane8538
      @dominiclane8538 Год назад +2

      That's what he has always done

    • @richardwallace5226
      @richardwallace5226 Год назад

      The man changes his mind like the wind when it suits to fit the globalist narrative. He is not To be trusted and he is not likable

    • @gemjarv
      @gemjarv Год назад

      That’s his job. To poke holes in fallacy. Brexit is one giant pegboard for him.

    • @richardwallace5226
      @richardwallace5226 Год назад

      @@LIONS1966 what can he do other than tell the truth on GB news. He is not in any position of power. Boris tried to take farage's brexit in 2019 General election by making out he was the man to deliver brexit when he never had any intention on delivering it as he has always wanted an amnesty for illegal immigrants. If you vote Tory or labour u deserve what is coming for you

    • @donalhackett2231
      @donalhackett2231 Год назад

      You not good at listening to the Truth then

  • @delboy868
    @delboy868 Год назад +6

    The UK voted to leave the EU we now are trading with the EU under their terms and conditions so why would the EU give us a better deal than they have, from day one it was never going to happen the hole Brexit thing was crazy it was never going to work it spit the country down the middle,made us poorer and we lost are freedom of movement in the EU ,it doesn't sound like a good deal to me.

    • @inbb510
      @inbb510 Год назад

      We were never part of the Schengen to begin with.

  • @realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961
    @realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961 Год назад +40

    We haven't got Brexit, the 2 main parties earnt a ton of money diluting it and they delivered BRINO

    • @Innoruuk
      @Innoruuk Год назад +14

      You got Brexit. You got what you voted for. Now be happy with it and stop whining!

    • @realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961
      @realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961 Год назад +2

      @@Innoruuk When Remainers use exclamation marks and atrocious spelling it makes me happy. It lets me know they are still freaking out over Brexit

    • @Innoruuk
      @Innoruuk Год назад

      @@realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961 You mean me?I am no Remainer, I am happy you left. So your pittyfull attempt of an insult is rather pathetic. You better work on your manners - seems you have none.

    • @michaelutech4786
      @michaelutech4786 Год назад +7

      You haven't got the Brexit YOU imagined, you have got A Brexit, oven ready and all. You sovereignly failed to implement your own Brexit, and this is not the fault of the EU, because you claimed that you don't need the EU to get YOUR Brexit.
      If "the 2 main parties" failed to deliver on YOUR expectation, that only means that you are a minority that matters as much as the leavers mattered to you, not at all.
      You should be content that there must be a majority in the UK who got exactly what they wanted and you supported them. After all, Brexit is the will of the people, get over it.

    • @realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961
      @realityalwaysbulliesopinio1961 Год назад +1

      @@michaelutech4786 David Cameron: If you vote to leave, you have 2 years to negotiate a deal, if you can’t agree a deal after 2 years you then have to leave on WTO terms.
      This is the man who invented the referendum. Imagine that

  • @mikehall7189
    @mikehall7189 Год назад +23

    I went into my local car dealership and exchanged my Bugatti for a unicycle and I’m now defending to all my friends that it wasn’t an act of sheer lunacy.
    That’s Brexit.

    • @simonrodgers2375
      @simonrodgers2375 Год назад +2

      People still crying over democracy, huh.

    • @TBrl8
      @TBrl8 Год назад

      And your unicycle is missing a wheel and seat.

    • @simonrodgers2375
      @simonrodgers2375 Год назад

      @@TBrl8 imagine if you lot were leading thr country on the build up to world war 2.
      Doing things because it's right, irrespective of outcome is not what you do is it.
      If you lot were in charge pre WW2 we'd all be speaking German.

    • @Piponic
      @Piponic Год назад +1

      @@simonrodgers2375does democracy stop when your side wins or can people continue voting for what they want when faced with new information? Asking for a friend

  • @Flapsupnolights
    @Flapsupnolights Год назад +88

    For once, I find myself agreeing with Piers on this. The idea was always much better than the reality. Any idiot could’ve seen that. We have incompetent politicians running the country so Brexit was never going to work. We were part of Europe for far too long that any divergence was always going to cause major issues. I’m in the aviation industry and Brexit was probably the worst thing that could’ve happened for jobs innovation and airlines flying rights. This is just one industry of many which has suffered since Brexit.

    • @dsadawrware
      @dsadawrware Год назад

      what fucking ideea was good about brexit, how could it possibly be an improvement over EU membership? why the fuck do you think the EU exists, because countries like germany aren't benefiting from it in other ways than countries like hungary are? you still get migrants because you have labour shortage, there's literally no upside, just more border controls and cutting yourselves off from free trade, my relatives who wanted to live and work in the UK are still doing that, you're not even taking back control if thats what you wanted, to kick any migrants out, brexit is so stupid its legendary and historical

    • @yofinance1777
      @yofinance1777 Год назад +2

      Please be more specific, how has it affected the airline industry? Please use stats and facts

    • @queenofstamford3141
      @queenofstamford3141 Год назад

      ​@@yofinance1777Go look it up, don't be so lazy

    • @the_Periador
      @the_Periador Год назад +3

      @@yofinance1777 lets do a fun game.
      I have no idea about the stats and facts. But i will make a guess and you Tell me afterwards with proper sources where i am wrong.
      Aviation sector suffers because: workers with expertise moved away, companies Inside the uk which Provided necessary parts either moved out of the uk, went bankrupt or have massiv issues with buying necessary resources, Overall construction and maintanance cost skyrocketed

    • @MDM1992
      @MDM1992 Год назад

      Funny how you remaniacs always omit the countless industries which disappeared as a direct result of being part of the EU.. one of the MAIN reasons we voted to leave.. but sure, spin your bollocks narrative.

  • @LDW1961
    @LDW1961 Год назад +20

    I don't think the UK will be voted back in by the EU.

    • @charlesjay8818
      @charlesjay8818 Год назад

      The EU would love the UK to rejoin, we are the second biggest economy, huge tourism etc etc, but the terms would heavily favour the EU. Anyway it won't happen for at least 10-15 years

    • @chriscaporali6535
      @chriscaporali6535 Год назад

      No thanks @@charlesjay8818

    • @zedaadega7420
      @zedaadega7420 Год назад

      @@charlesjay8818 Back in the 2011 financial crisis, the UK's Prime-Minister used a Veto to deny help to Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece. A stab in the back of our 4 southern countries that won't be forgotten.
      Germany had to go around the UK, and make independent bi-lateral deals to help our 4 southern countries.
      Good luck in having Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece accepting UK back in the EU, after you have stabbed us in the back.
      There is a portuguese saying "Cada um deita-se da cama que faz", wich means "You have made your bed, now lie upon it!".

    • @LDW1961
      @LDW1961 Год назад

      @@charlesjay8818 Agreed in principle, but every EU country has to agree. And the Brexiteers gleefully insulted many of them on exit. Farage should be rotting in the Tower, and BJ along with him, for economic treason.

    • @Hallo81398
      @Hallo81398 Год назад +1

      @@charlesjay8818 didn't we benefit from you leaving? i think a few english companies relocated to germany so that's good for us

  • @susiebell7781
    @susiebell7781 Год назад +37

    It took 6 years for politicians to accept brexit. Memories are very short

    • @MrBatesieboy
      @MrBatesieboy Год назад +2

      They don't accept it. That's the problem.

    • @josipag2185
      @josipag2185 Год назад +2

      ​@@MrBatesieboy
      They don't accept the responsability and accountability. You can name it Brexit, pandemics, wars or whatever. Responsability is this outside evil force for them, always

  • @georgep1101
    @georgep1101 Год назад +2

    who said the EU would let GB back in

  • @marcdebruin2425
    @marcdebruin2425 Год назад +31

    You walk out of a union and then expect to get better deals with that same union. Naive…

    • @SirAntoniousBlock
      @SirAntoniousBlock Год назад +3

      "But but but we're British!" 😂

    • @raemanmusic
      @raemanmusic Год назад +1

      ​@@SirAntoniousBlock😂😂😂

    • @td6171
      @td6171 Год назад +1

      ​@@SirAntoniousBlockhahaha good one SIR

  • @bermudabeachbum3582
    @bermudabeachbum3582 Год назад +4

    "Well off you go then" LOL so British.

  • @bobigb1
    @bobigb1 Год назад +16

    It was all about the uber rich,not be being forced to pay tax, as the EU was bringing in legislation to force compliance with this!

  • @colingaskell9571
    @colingaskell9571 6 месяцев назад +1

    Labour are going to
    Do damage

  • @Buckbury
    @Buckbury Год назад +56

    We have a bunch of mp's that cant transgress from EU rubber stampers to running a country.

    • @mfoco1
      @mfoco1 Год назад +9

      Yes, but wasn't that always going to be the problem? Brexit exposed a bunch of career politicians and duplicitous civil servants who were flying under the radar due to EU governance. Whenever a constituent had a complaint that their MP couldn't resolve, the stock answer was "we can't do anything due to EU rules". Brexit showed how bad some politicians really were all along.

    • @CocoNut2018
      @CocoNut2018 Год назад +7

      Note. If the UK wants to sell abroad like the EU, UK companies must comply with the rules of the buyers. Now the UK re-invents the same regulations as the EU without the open market.

    • @23715
      @23715 Год назад +4

      Why don't you stand as an MP. Show them how it's done.

    • @JRBendixen
      @JRBendixen Год назад +5

      Nope EU standards are standards. In the EU we dislike rotten products and the swindling of consumers.
      I worked in the import business(of sorts) My company stopped dealing with England half a year after brexit. Its our standards and everybody has to follow them. I’m not going to dictate how you do you in your home.
      EU is its own house.

    • @JRBendixen
      @JRBendixen Год назад

      Just piffle. Nothing of consequense or real. Name one thing. You cannot.

  • @JimTimber
    @JimTimber Год назад +5

    Where Britain is going 'with it's economic strategy' is down the sewers..

  • @lynnevenables7193
    @lynnevenables7193 Год назад +23

    Yea we joined “TTIP that doesn’t come with a parliament” but it comes with foreign corporations being able to sue the UK if they happen to lose out on a contract or lose profit, it also opens us up for foreign corps to come in and pick the bones of what was once a thriving economy, including our NHS!

    • @mrjudelicious949
      @mrjudelicious949 Год назад +3

      And how close is the UK to the pacific again???

    • @matty7758
      @matty7758 Год назад

      Wasn't ttip the transatlantic trade and investment partnership, which fell through?

    • @LonnieHalouska
      @LonnieHalouska Год назад +1

      Right, and trying to deal with the U.S. (that doesn't need British exports) means having more U.S. exports shoved down British throats. The U.S. is strictly mercantile: Balance of payments grossly in U.S. favor. That has been the U.S./U.K. relationship since before WWII.

  • @darkerthanblue9
    @darkerthanblue9 Год назад +12

    When things go wrong people always say there is a conspiracy.

  • @emersonplowright9783
    @emersonplowright9783 Год назад +9

    Self sabotage, It was the biggest con.

  • @wizzkid3626
    @wizzkid3626 Год назад +13

    Piers did well there... let people speak. It was a good listen

  • @9155Darkhorse
    @9155Darkhorse Год назад +51

    Wasn't it supposed to be an "advisory" referendum? Then there was also the fact that British citizens living abroad were denied from voting. The unscrupulous tax dodgers who brought us "brexit by the back door" did every last thing they could to ensure they would get their way, namely to keep their tax free fortunes offshore.

    • @nikolaucznaum4312
      @nikolaucznaum4312 Год назад +1

      We never voted to go in, a referendum was held to stay in, was that advisory??….

    • @kingofracism
      @kingofracism Год назад

      Brexit means brexit, you guys have to understand this

    • @nowandrew4442
      @nowandrew4442 Год назад +1

      @@kingofracism Who said? That's just a tagline that people started yelling. There's nothing authoritative about that.

    • @nowandrew4442
      @nowandrew4442 Год назад

      Correct, the referendum wasn't binding.
      And the question of 'democracy" has to take into account the honesty of the arguments presented. If there is nothing but lies and false information presented from one side (or even both) then how can that legitimately be considered to be 'democracy in action'?
      I'm still astounded how they managed to pull off the 'citizens abroad can't vote' part of it. That on its own clearly illustrates the blatant corruption the Leave side was running with.

    • @nowandrew4442
      @nowandrew4442 Год назад

      @@nikolaucznaum4312 "the people" voted for the govt that made the decision to go in.. that's how representative democracy works. There was never a need for a referendum to leave again - and it wasn't binding anyway.

  • @andrewcadden7615
    @andrewcadden7615 Год назад +1

    11:00 ‘We’ve joined the transpacific community of trade’… sorry but it’s basic arithmetic, leaving the EU has cost us X amount in lost trade and everything else combined is considerably smaller than X to make up for it. It has cost us more than we have gained back - ergo more pain, lesser gain…
    Then once again - ‘we’ve missed the opportunity to slash corporation tax’. She’s complaining because we’re not competitive with Ireland. Brilliant thinking - at a time when our core public services are on the verge of collapse due to such poor economic growth since 2008 shrinking our tax base below where it should be, and needs to be in real terms, let’s CUT taxes on corporations to even lower levels, despite already being lowest pretty much in history. In fact let’s all just have a cross national race to the bottom where we all just race to see who reaches ZERO percent in corporation taxes first shall we?
    How many times to we need to hear this trickle down economics BS? We’ve heard this for years yet the only thing that trickles down is bullsh*t.
    So when we slash corporation taxes and once again the tax cuts don’t pay for themselves, are we pushing the tax burden once again onto the middle and working classes? Or are we just massively cutting back on public services? Or privatising even more of society? Because clearly the recent issues with the water companies and the energy companies should give us all complete confidence that things will go swimmingly…

  • @christaylor4904
    @christaylor4904 Год назад +15

    First words Farage said summed it up, we haven’t got the politicians with the balls to carry Brexit through! Piers get a grip you know it’s true !!

    • @XYZ-g9w4e
      @XYZ-g9w4e Год назад +3

      If Farage thought you haven’t got the politicians to carry Brexit through he should have became a politician and done it himself!! it's always easy to judge others and imply that you are capable but what counts in life is doing things yourself! It's not what you say that defines you, it's what you do.

    • @powerdriller4124
      @powerdriller4124 5 месяцев назад +1

      And what does it mean "carry Brexit thru"? Isolation like Japan 1840?? Canada already, South Africa and Australia will soon have a Treaty with the EU, ignoring Great Britain. Scots are brewing their independence. Northern Ireland is sabotaging Brexit, historical forces push for Ireland reunification, it is on the Horizon. The face of stupidity is now called Nigel Farage.

  • @Brewsterboy
    @Brewsterboy Год назад +18

    So another referendum, would bring this country together what planet is Morgan on? I’ve voted for Brexit the first time I’d vote for it again this time but my children are old enough to vote for Brexit

    • @cun7us
      @cun7us Год назад

      Another referendum would mean a civil war. It would also prove us on the leave side right about the global establishment.

    • @gemjarv
      @gemjarv Год назад

      So you’d vote to ruin the economy alllllll over again… riiiiiight

    • @darrenroche9225
      @darrenroche9225 Год назад

      You must hate your kids😂😂

  • @pdg1969
    @pdg1969 Год назад +27

    As a European citizen, I lost the plot about Brexit. Where does UK stand and "whose fault" is it now? The British are always good to blame others for their own faults 😉😂

    • @frosty_soda
      @frosty_soda Год назад

      you do realise we haven't actually had brexit. No one in the UK thinks we have had brexit. We didn't even vote for Rishi. No offence, mate, but the world ain't exactly doing much better either. there' a clear globalist agenda and if you can't see that, you're an idiot and you probably won't until it sneaks right up behind you and bites your arse. I was PRO EU until after the referendum and I seen the behavior of the EU

    • @tom4381
      @tom4381 Год назад

      Can you give some other examples of times when the British have blamed other people for their failures? I'm so sure you have plenty of examples to choose from so it should be no problem.

    • @janickpauwels3792
      @janickpauwels3792 Год назад +6

      @@tom4381Remember when the problems at Dover were somehow France's fault? Another example is how Farage is blaming immigrants (and the cost of putting them in hotels) for completely unrelated problems. Remember when Liz Lettuce Truss blamed the media for her failed budget?

    • @richpiana6930
      @richpiana6930 Год назад +1

      European citizens? is that suddenly a nationality? EU is not a country

    • @Citizen-1a
      @Citizen-1a Год назад +2

      @@richpiana6930 European Union Citizenship very much exists, and there are about 448 million people who are EU citizens.

  • @miguelrosado6348
    @miguelrosado6348 Год назад +18

    It's a shame and a disgrace that a few politicians motivated by personal ambition destroyed this country. For the first time in years I had to pay 43 pounds to get 40 euros. The exchange rate has shifted in ways that was unthinkable 10 years ago.

    • @thetranceengineer
      @thetranceengineer Год назад

      You swapping money at some dodgy place? Absolutely nowhere in the UK gives a rate anywhere near to what you’ve said 😂😂 £43 will get you in excess of €50, no different than before Brexit …

    • @Guypt25
      @Guypt25 Год назад

      Ballony!! Farage never had power....now do you Pier blame him ?? what a joke. Give him power first.

    • @miguelrosado6348
      @miguelrosado6348 Год назад

      @@Guypt25 Never had power? He single handed created chaos in the UE parliment where he had a seat and ignited drove all the discussion around Brexit. Facists love to rewrite history.

    • @brimkathstampex2306
      @brimkathstampex2306 Год назад

      Complete utter rubbish and nonsense. Where did you pay £43 pounds sterling for 40 euros?

    • @richpiana6930
      @richpiana6930 Год назад

      The euro is overvalued

  • @thomaschapman8312
    @thomaschapman8312 Год назад +21

    She did not handle him well she got completely demolished ! Even worse everything he said was true !

    • @jimmyrich4675
      @jimmyrich4675 Год назад

      Everything she said was BS!!! I can't stand the girl!!

  • @Dadd00
    @Dadd00 Год назад +13

    Will any of them take the blame for being so wrong?

    • @michaelbailey8729
      @michaelbailey8729 Год назад

      We left the EU. That is all it was about. Nothing more. The economic argument is more claptrap just like the run up to the vote.

  • @millerbiz
    @millerbiz Год назад +7

    This discussion actually assumes that the EU would take the UK back or that they would even qualify to get back into the EU

  • @MatteoRomanelli-kl9fb
    @MatteoRomanelli-kl9fb Год назад +2

    The absurdity in all of this is not the fact of leaving the EU. It s about leaving the EU without having worked out an equivalent alternative.
    Brexit was doomed from the start to be a disaster.

  • @michaelkeldsen9897
    @michaelkeldsen9897 Год назад +14

    UK rejoining the EU? I am not sure, we want them back!

  • @mickeygamble1237
    @mickeygamble1237 Год назад +16

    He always has an answer & will say something like " it is not a disaster but hasn't been a success"

    • @AnnaHolley-f7y
      @AnnaHolley-f7y Год назад

      Spot on 🙂👍

    • @1983pety
      @1983pety Год назад +1

      Yes, exactly, and I despise insincere people like that.

    • @LonnieHalouska
      @LonnieHalouska Год назад +1

      Typical weasel words.

  • @susannamarker2582
    @susannamarker2582 Год назад +10

    Whitehall needs to accept the decision of June 2016, which Whitehall has never been interested in doing. Whitehall is corrupt.

  • @harryfawkes
    @harryfawkes 7 месяцев назад +1

    Piers I love your programs. I think you’re great. But listening to you on this particular program and what you said about Nigel Farage made me realize that you were wrong on this particular subject I followed the debate very closely on Brexit, I followed Nigel Farage and what he said and completely understand his point of view and what he meant by Brexit presenting the opportunities he was talking about. It’s not his bloody fault that the government was too incompetent in actually putting into practice the opportunities independence from the European Union brought with it I would blame Nigel Farage if he had been in government, and made a mess of it. The people who made a mess of it was your parliament and your government and if anybody should leave, the country ought to be them secondly, when Malta became a republic and independent from the United Kingdom, it took quite a long time for us to get back on our feet and sort out our own problems. Today we 10 times better off than we were then. It just took time. And I believe that it will take time for the UK to actually reap the benefits of being a sovereign independent nation. I mean God almighty UK isn’t the only country that isn’t part of the EU another independent countries, prosper and a better of independent Throughout your program, you managed to portray one particular thing to a guy like me who lives abroad and watches you and watches what goes on in the UK - that somewhere along the line all the politicians in Parliament and government lost their bottle and have an inferiority complex. in simple plain language I still have to see someone with the balls to stop whining and stop cowering, and make the circumstances you are in opportunity and get things done just like Margaret Thatcher did in the 70s when the UK was the poor man of Europe I would not hesitate to say it seems to me that Nigel Farage would be that person, it also seems to me that the inferiority complex of all your politicians has radiated down to people like you where you believe that country like the United Kingdom can only prosper if it forms part of the European Union. Not everything in life is about money. Having said that, I still love your programs and love watching you so keep it up

  • @johngould7795
    @johngould7795 Год назад +13

    I voted leave for numerous reasons I regret it now. Not one benefit we were promised has materialised, and every warning about leaving has come true, look around. If we ask/ beg to be re admitted we’ll get a bum deal. What a warning to all other members to stay put or gamble ‘meltdown’

    • @Pureevilhotsauce
      @Pureevilhotsauce Год назад +1

      That's why they've misrun it like this - so that we would all say just that

    • @MadCatLady28
      @MadCatLady28 Год назад

      ​@@Pureevilhotsauce rubbish! The people pushing brexit in Parliament got the biggest majority with which to both push the deal through and get everything they wanted done! When will you guys ever admit that everything brexit was sold on was a complete lie? Plenty of people knew the promises being made were never feasible, but people preferred the easy lies to hard truths.

    • @saxa21
      @saxa21 Год назад +2

      Brexit voters were warned.
      Believed Boris 😂😂😂😂😅.

  • @thomasgoodson7290
    @thomasgoodson7290 Год назад +15

    Baffled is also a good description of how Canadians felt. When brexit was happening we were happy to finally enter into a trade agreement with the European Union.

    • @thatsthejobbb8587
      @thatsthejobbb8587 Год назад

      These deals are good for corporations but terrible for citizens!

  • @ab-js2gw
    @ab-js2gw Год назад +11

    “The best argument against Democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.”

    • @annemoncrieff3875
      @annemoncrieff3875 Год назад

      Majority of Scots voted to remain and now we r denied another referendum. We don't want to be dragged down into the gutters wi the little english. Our govmt has g8 ideas and implements policies which help our citizens. We wld defo rejoin the world when we break from shackles of little engkand. That was always the plan. The little english voted for parliament in wrstminster r useless.

    • @royrespicio936
      @royrespicio936 Год назад

      Churchill was a very smart man, and he knew the British voter.

    • @nrdify
      @nrdify Год назад

      Exactly! We never should have had a referendum in the first place because the voters were given the opportunity to run the UK economy off a cliff (and they did).

    • @richpiana6930
      @richpiana6930 Год назад

      ​@@nrdifyyeah, democracy is such a bad thing 😂 in EU there is no democracy, big unelected centralized government making all the decisions.

    • @jpcfernandes
      @jpcfernandes Год назад +1

      @@richpiana6930Oh, not elected? I thought Nigel was a MEP for a fair period of time.

  • @mairenared
    @mairenared Год назад +5

    One of the things nobody thought about at the time of the referendum was how Brexit would affect Brits living in the EU. To make matters worse, those of us who had lived outside the UK for more than 15 years didn't even have the right to vote in the referendum. Since the margin of the victory was so close, giving those people most affected by Brexit the right to vote would almost certainly have reversed the result. Now the whole thing is just a mess.

  • @laika3916
    @laika3916 Год назад +9

    Not only has Brexit not been successful economically; it has also shut down the opportunity for millions of ordinary British people to live and work in EU countries while not giving them the opportunity to live and work in the Anglo-sphere of the US, Canada, Australia or NZ. Where are the benefits? It is time to reverse this mistake.

    • @Shikuesi
      @Shikuesi Год назад

      Why would they want to do that in large numbers when unemployment is higher over there? You have to face the fact that for a lot of voters "freedom of movement" was actually a negative as it meant depressed wages domestically

    • @thatbeme
      @thatbeme Год назад

      ​@@Shikuesi You sound like Putin propaganda. BREXIT is an idiot game played by idiots

    • @leonpaul9443
      @leonpaul9443 Год назад

      And how do you reverse the mistake? Do you seriously think the EU 27 nations would want britain back france alone would veto it remember they stopped us joining repeatedly in the 1960s.And if by some miracle they the eu would let us back theyd be NO opt outs ie we would have to accept the euro we would have to accept schengen we would have to accept Freedom of movement there is no way the majority of voters here would accept that. Face we are out and will be for a seriously long long time

    • @thatbeme
      @thatbeme Год назад

      @@leonpaul9443 You sound either uneducated or a Putin propagandist

  • @499PUCK
    @499PUCK Год назад +16

    Exactly why should the EU allow the UK back in?

    • @cameronblack7984
      @cameronblack7984 Год назад

      Get off your high horse

    • @vincentlauria7857
      @vincentlauria7857 Год назад

      Because we were one of the three countries which held it together with our funding. With us gone, it’s only a matter of time before it collapses. Germany has gone into recession already. It’s finished.

    • @499PUCK
      @499PUCK Год назад +3

      This is the wolf cry for how many years? The number of claims of the collapse of the EU is only exceeded by the claims of great trade deals the UK is going to make.

    • @jfkn5922
      @jfkn5922 Год назад +3

      The EU without UK : 😂😊

    • @alasdairmcgregor4334
      @alasdairmcgregor4334 Год назад

      If you throw an obnoxious drunken Prat out of your pub, why on earth would you let them back in? Good riddance might be the prevailing view of the publican, never mind people in Europe.

  • @duckndive.
    @duckndive. Год назад +14

    Talk TV, doctoring a clip to suit? What Nigel actually said was " Brexit has failed because politicians have failed"

    • @conorwhite2066
      @conorwhite2066 Год назад +1

      Still failed though according to him.. as if he is was going to blame someone else than politicians..

    • @54stevemac
      @54stevemac Год назад

      But politicians are the ones that promised sun lit uplands…

  • @theastroquantumpath
    @theastroquantumpath Год назад +1

    Bunch of toddlers plying with people lives with no consequences.