“You’re Still Spewing Rhetoric From 2016!” Alex Phillips And Femi Oluwole CLASH Over ‘Broken Brexit’
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- Is the country getting the Brexit it voted for? And if not who is responsible for a Brexit that appeases neither Remainers nor Brexiteers?
Former Brexit Party Member Alexandra Phillips goes toe-to-toe with Political Commentator and fierce remainer Femi Oluwole looking at what has happened to 'Broken Brexit'.
Watch as the debate gets heated over what went wrong with Brexit, who is responsible for its failure and who can 'save' it.
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Incredible how people in 2023 still defend Brexit. 🤯
As a dutchman I have seen a lot about brexit now. Most are complaints about europe regualtions where the UK has trouble with atm. The people think that the EU is punishing them with all these extra stuf. But gues what> these regulations are for other countries outside the EU the same. So you are not a part of the EU anymore... You voted so -and should have looked into the things what would happen before voting out. You cant trust politicians on it.
We know, we told them, they're too thick to listen. They believed Farage. The Remain campaign was a joke in this country,
I am genuinely shocked by the inanity of the Brexit supporting comments…. Wishing Femi was dead or living in the EU. We were promised that good things would start to happen as soon as we left the EU. No one said it depended on how the government would handle it. Brexiters, you won…. Own the debacle……
I hope for your partner's sake you don't 'come' as quickly as you expect an ''immediate'' economic benefit after we left the EU?
The immediate 'good thing' to happen was becoming a free independent, sovereign self-governing nation once more.
The rest of the world outside the EU and it seems plenty in the EU think this is the best way for any country.
EVERY country in the world and that includes those in the EUniverse have suffered over the last three years. Thankfully the United Kingdom has suffered less than most and you think nothing has changed since 2016.
The whole of the EUrozone is in recession and we are not.Sleep on that and what it means.
@@jacobcohen9205we were free and self governing before Brexit, what planet do you come from if you cannot see the harm brexit has done to this country
@@jacobcohen9205 Congratulations on making the most pointless, infantile comment on the thread.....
@@londo776
You can explain it to him, but you can't understand it for him.....
@@MrAndyrevell Nah, you just did that Buddy.
I noticed like all the other anti-democratic EU zealots on this channel you also failed to address any of the reasonable points I made.
Any excuse will do, hey.
Have a good one, fella.
Brexit has been let down by the poor class of politician's we have in parliame nt.If any of them had a clue what they were doing,it would have been completed by now.Even Ireland is a casualty of poor negotiation.
No brexiter had actually a clue of what should have been done, because none of them actually had a clue of what was possible of doing.
What do you mean by : "Even Ireland is a casualty of poor negotiation."?
Brexit has been done and is completed, you got what people voted for. Maybe you should "learn to respect democracy". And how can you be sure politicans are clueless? exactly what do you think they are missing?
@@liestricks Oh dear. We are still a part of many legal institutions, Boris only recently changed the NI protocol and politicians from all sides still haven't finished what was voted on.
@@alanivory8397 Have you seen the state of Ireland recently? The dumping ground of migrants from the EU, as they take their 'fair share.
Best take down of Brexit nonsense. Interesting that the question in now: how Brexit has made things worse, and not why has Brexit not made things better?
Ummmm, we haven't fully left yet!
@@mikekaraokebut you knew what you were voting for! That involves not the Brexit as avertised apparently or the Brexit you wanted. Bless your Heart.
@@mikekaraokeI haven't fully left your mum's bedroom.
@@mildlydispleased3221 Ummmm ok, a rather random/immature response!
@@mikekaraoke That's a perfectly logical response. Would you want a man to kiss you without permission?
My business doesn't export to the EU, but some of my customers do. So, what is bad for my customers, is bad for me.
What's 'bad' about exporting to the EU?
@@jacobcohen9205 absolutely nothing, they are our major trading partners. However smaller businesses cant afford to, like the Cheshire Cheese Company as health certs cost more than their consignments. Others have t hire agents to process documents for each sovereign member nation. Larger business can absorb some of the costs, and often export storage, processing and jobs to compensate, unless they move.
@@jacobcohen9205He obviously refers to the negative consequences of having lost business with the EU.
Brexit, Covid, Ukraine and oh Illegal Immigration (which Brexit was supposed to stop)
I swear these brexiteers will never admit their mistakes. This guy is more patient then me. I don't know I would be able to debate a liar.
Can you give an example of 'these mistakes'?
I'll wait.
@@jacobcohen9205 give me one benefit of Brexit other than the alleged "sovereignty" issue
@@londo776 Look up the meaning of 'Sovereignty' and get back.
@@jacobcohen9205 as i said give me one benefit of Brexit
@@londo776 The main reason we voted to leave the EU was to regain our status as a free independent, self-governing sovereign country. Everything else comes from this.
Our success now depends on ourselves as it has always done.
The EU did very well out of free access to our markets and the four hundred billion pounds nett we gave it and its predecessor during our membership, at today's values.
That's two reasons they're so pissed we left.
We had no economic benefits worth talking about as members of the EEC or EU. I would love to hear you refute that with actual statistics. I've got plenty. Give it a go, as if!
It would be too easy to say that wages have risen for millions of our unskilled and semi-skilled lower-paid workers They .have seen their wages rise over 20% since we left. Or the fact we have half the unemployment of the EU average, or that we're not in recession as all your 'experts' said we would be by now.
Interestingly, it's the Eurozone that's in recession. Even Germany.
Most countries' people and their elected leaders who are not members of the EU see their independence as the most beneficial way for their country's citizenry. That is, being Independent and sovereign.
You disagree, and that's fine. All you have to explain is why you disagree with what most people around the world think to be true.
You won't of course, you guys never do.
You actually think it's better that a cabal of foreigners many of whom are unelected and unaccountable are better suited to make the laws under which you live.
The majority of us don't. Including most none EU member state citizens around the world. So do an increasing number of EU member states citizens.
These points regarding sovereignty are the overriding benefit of our democratic decision to leave the EU.
Please tell me what the benefits of EU membership were for the United Kingdom?
''As I said'', look up the meaning of sovereignty and for good measure, democracy, seeing as I have answered your question. Then get back with answers.
I'll wait.
We were never told things would be better after Brexit.
I was under the impression we would be worse off, but I thought the idea we had control of everything made it worthwhile.
I don't feel any differently now.
I do understand why people would want to remain in the EU. For me, to leave was preferable.
I was not enraged by being in the EU, what surprised me was the absolute derangement and refusal to accept democracy by those who wanted to remain.
We can't start limiting the damage that Brexit has caused until we admit that the people were lied too and taken out of the EU undemocratically. There will always be a big chunk of Leavers who do not think they got the Brexit they voted for. That's what happens when you allow a vote on a subject without a clear manifesto. At least everyone knew what Remain meant, Leave would never have won if they defined a single version of Leave.
We expected our elected politicians to carry out what was voted on, to leave the EU. That still hasn't happened.
@@Man_v_Cars We have left the EU, that is an undisputed fact. You may not like the reality or the type of Leave you were given, but that is a different matter. Yes many tried to point out that the Leave campaign promises were impossible and often contradictory before the referendum. And we have been proven right. The Leave campaigners went to great lengths NOT to define Leave, using slogans like "Leave means Leave" and "Brexit means Brexit" as opposed to any clear definition of how the Irish border would work, how trade would work etc. They did this on purpose, because as soon as anyone defined Leave, it became clear that big chunks of Leavers did not like some part of the definition, or the consequences.
As I noted in my comment that you replied too, this is what happens when you vote on a topic that doesn't have an agreed definition and manifesto. 37% of the total electorate voted Leave (yes more than the 35% who voted Remain), but they didn't ALL vote for the same type of Leave. Leave would never have "won" of they had campaigned on a single deliverable version of Leave. So we all lost as a result. There was an attempt at a second confirmatory referendum, where people would have been given the opportunity to vote. I got the impression that many Leavers didn't want that referendum, but the very same people are the ones claiming that this isn't the type of Leave that they voted for. Sadly their arguments are circular.
@@Man_v_Cars ffs what planet do you live on
@@onezerooneseven We were told by politicians of all party's that Leave meant exactly that, to leave all EU institutions. That so many Remain supporting politicians, of all party's, have done everything they can to thwart us leaving all EU institutions and attempt to get us back in is disgraceful. I knew exactly what I was voting for, unlike those who voted to enter the EU 50 previously.
@@londo776 The one where the 'bonfire of the EU regulations' we have to follow still haven't been fully been removed. Politicians of all party's have dragged their feet to stop Brexit.
Still selling those sunlight uplands!!!
"We want a no deal Brexit with a deal"
I am seriously confused now...
I'm not surprised saying that.
Hi Mark - Recall what happened. The Brexit Party had wanted a deal however it became increasingly obvious that Parliament and elements of the Executive were working against this. Remember May's negotiator Ollie Robbins got overheard by a journo in a Brussels restaurant saying that the UK was not really leaving. What was coined BRINO i.e. BRexit In Name Only. This left only 2 viable options i.e. a crappy deal which the Government would then try to renegotiate post Brexit (which is kind of what happened.. Windsor Framework) or a No Deal Brexit where from the outside the EU the Government could arrange individual vertical market trade deals on a case by case basis. What should unite every ordinary person whether Remainer or Brexiter is that this has shown we live in a sham democracy. Every major party is corrupt to the core.
We have deals with over 60 countries now but none of them can tell us what shape our bananas and cucumbers should be. Sorry if that's confused you on what a trade deal and a new treaty is.
@@MrShanbo99 In EU there is no deal that tells what shape bananas or cucumbers should be. This is a brexit lie
@@MrShanbo99that was an pictogramic argument for the feeble minded amongst us, y’ know like metaphor.
The country is poorer, people are struggling to pay their mortgages and feed their kids, but hey…. At least her father is now earning a few peanuts more. Daddy’s girl has succeeded.
Alex is right we haven't got what we voted for
What did you vote for. You got out of the EU, which waa the only question on the ballot paper.
@@otoolegerexactly.
What did you vote for ? The delusional dreams of the ERG ? You got what they wanted, the rest was lies to get your vote. 😮
Still spewing the same old rhetoric but we can all see the result. Refusing to accept the damage caused by Brexit is just stupid.
I'm afraid that lady is simply beyond the pail !!! These regulations are for the benefit of the ordinary citizen !!!!! The sky has fallen in - we have lost our FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT !!!!!!
Rubbish. This so-called 'freedom of movement affects very few Brits. Less than 0.7% in fact.
Even those with second homes in the EU member states. The average use is six weeks or 42 days a year.
There are literally millions of nine EU member state citizens living and working in the EU without any problems. They don't have this 'freedom of movement.
Femi - you LOST ..get over it
He didn’t. She’s clueless.
@@steveb951 - I think 52 is a larger number than 48
@@dolmen6613 well done. Did someone pass their GCSE maths?
So he lost, what did you win?
@@steveb951 -def. not Femi
I only listened long enough to make my comment, but would observe that the level of hysteria in the womans voice, belies her claims. Brexit is political fundamentalism and is therefore resisted by all that are not fundamentalists.
The Brexit I wanted was a NO DEAL Singapore on steroids.
Singapore is in ASEAN, which is basically the EU of South-East Asia. You people can't even get your propaganda straight. 🤣
@@Femi_Sorry I said steroids
@@Femi_Sorry *You are trying to use logic in a TalkTV comment section.*
😂 WTO and no trade agreement with the EU, have you got any idea what that would mean for our economy!!!!
Pyonyang sur Merde is what you got....
“I don’t interrupt you” he says as he literally talked over her the whole time. And why, he did the James O’Brien style of interview, interrupt, change the subject and ask another question before Alex could finish her point on the original question.
In my trade wages have gone up, the cheap Polish builders went home and wages for us went up, FACT. Why would the EU give us any deals, our PM’s went scraping and grovelling to them, so did Blair ( who should be in jail for mass murder ) and so did Starmer. Nick Clegg was caught trying to make some kind of a deal post Brexit, he was embarrassed when questioned and had nothing to say, the slime ball.
So Femi ( the guy of questionable financial background, of who’s pay rolling his anti Brexit rhetoric ) the answer to all your questions is there in your fellow Brexit disrupting chums, who have made it impossible for us to thrive.
The UK is irrelevant in future markets:
1129. AI Regulation. The prime minister, so it is claimed, hopes to make the UK a leader in AI governance, setting global standards to boost Britain’s emerging AI sector. However, after Brexit the UK is ‘locked out’ of key forums between the EU and US such as the Tech and Trade Council (TTC), where AI governance plans are negotiated on a bilateral basis. At a fourth meeting of the TTC last week, the EU, US and Canada have already agreed to develop an AI code of conduct between themselves. The voluntary agreement will be presented to other G7 countries, including Britain later this year. Source: "Davis Downside Dossier".
Don't wanna or need to be relevant to future markets??? We are now sovereign!!! DUH
Alex blames immigration into the UK for depressing wages. How about blaming UK bosses for not paying properly! Who is to blame, not people who came to work in UK and who had come to UK in good faith, do a good job, with great work morale and pay good tax into UK coffers. Alex think again! You are scapegoating very badly.
uk bosses have to pay more when they have less to choose from fact
She clearly has no understanding of reality and refuses to take any responsibility
The problem with the brexit was the tories who dealt with it were mostly remainers and they did not fight for the right deal,an example is what they are talking about there is more european fishing boats in our waters raping our seas yet we are being denied a deal without tarrifs.The people who got the withdrawal deal were either very incompetent or traitors to the british people..
Last year a work colleague of mine was complaining about something taking ages to arrive from the USA. I asked him why this was the case and he said, “Brexit”. I queried how this could be the cause because the USA is not in the EU and he replied in exasperation, “Brexit!”. There didn’t seem much point in carrying on the conversation.
What’s your point though, clearing todays weather is not brexit’s fault, but many reasons we are a poorer country are. Or are you trying to argue otherwise? 😂🤦♂️
It’s now April 24! And we’re STILL waiting for brexit to happen! 😡
IS THIS FROM 2016 SOUNDS LIKE IT.
Please, Please drop your useless Egos...Even Farage has acknowledged that Brexit has failed. ..
Well said hold her to account how does she get airtime in denial clearly she doesn’t know what she’s talking about
It is astonishing the nonsense that she spews.
Constantly interrupting her! Bloody annoying.
Agree. I still listen to remainer arguments…..except from Femi whose arguments are completely deluded . He is a very arrogant young man and is always right about everything.
You like to be lied to and be told bed time stories of Unicorns and sunlit uplands
i would. she is wrong
Femi, you know where the door is...
no rest for the wicked
If the European Union did not want to sell to us SO WHAT we not bothered 🤔
Well done Femi, you owned. As Alastair Campbell says - she just talks nonsense.
Quoting drunken liar Campbell doesn't help any argument.
@@Man_v_Cars
Whatever son...
We like Campbell and he's anti brexit.
@@guleiro Good for you liking a war mongering liar. Reflects on your character.
Do you think Campbell is a good example of one who tells the truth?
He should be in jail alongside his ex-boss Blair.
@@jacobcohen9205
Sick of this iraq excuse to justify the brexit crap.
Campbell was wrong on the Iraq question and right on the brexit question... Nobody is perfect, not even brexit supporters.
And why talk all time to Brexit 3 years later? This does not happen in the EU.
They call England the new parkistan
No that's your mother house 😂😂
Who said people that voted for Brexit are not racist Phillip Thomas
The 1960s called. They want their comment back
Well said Femi ❤
🤣🤣
Classic example of two people who'll never agree. I'm impressed that they've done a lot of research but they still haven't come to an agreement, and that's it! We humans will bumble our way to a future of inequality and pain.
My god Femi is becoming as venomous as Alistair Campbell. Send him to an institution and get him looked at
This needed to be mediated, it would have made for a great discussion
You cannot have a conversation with Femi, he talks over the top of everyone and wants to dictate where the conversation goes.
What recession? We had recessions when we was in the EU. Not since.
He talks so much crap🙈
…. Project FACT ..!!!
*Is that a monkey emoji?*
just spotted a racist
he still wont say who is funding him
I am sure by all the vitriol he gets, someone would have contacted the HRMC about him a long time ago.
Yet we KNOW Tufton Street is behind brexit… who funds them.?
FAIL
The Russians are funding him, or is that the Conservative party and Nigel Farage
@@esthermartin6699 And? HMRC will neither give you any info, nor have any reason to investigate him if his personal accounts are in order. That has zero to do with who has been paying him for 8 years to fight BREXIT.
"Everything I'm hearing here is, this isn't the brexit we voted for"
Yes Kemi!! That's the point Alex made throughout the debate! The 2019 withdrawal agreement negotiated by Boris was far from ideal but was the ONLY WAY brexit could get across the line. I'm with Alex when she said the UK could have left and quite happily traded on WTO rules but a parliament full of remainers, desperate to sink brexit altogether, ruled that out!!
It wasn't the only way. No deal was what I voted for.
@Bewildered Brit as did I, but Yvette Cooper's amendment in the commons, ruled out no deal and effectively made withdrawing without an agreement illegal.
You clearly don’t understand what a “no deal” would have meant for the UK electorate.
@PaulGappyNorris .. I think most of us who support brexit had a fairly good idea and aware of some gard years going forward. But to have full control of our own country would be more beneficial in the long run. Why do politicians in power not admit to what us crystal clear to most, that brexit has not happened, our nhs,education and other services are failing not through lack of funding but do to the excess demand placed on them by uncontrolled legal and illegal immigration, with the vast majority of the people coming in being takers from our system. If you have an extra 10 million people using services that they will never in their generation pay enough taxes if any at all able to access all services free a system such as ours is going to fail.
@Paul Norris your comment tells me that you don't understand what the 'deal' was all about. Remain politicians and media would bang on about 'crashing out without a deal' and refer to no deal as a 'cliff edge exit'. But they weren't referring to the free trade deal negotiations. This was always scheduled to begin after the UK had officially left the EU and would last for two years. The 'deal' they were referring to was the withdrawal agreement which mainly entailed negotiating the UKs financial commitments to future EU spending projects and how the problem of the Irish border was to be resolved. You, like many remainers, believed that 'no deal' was no free trade agreement. It was not!
Why do you still give Femi airtime.
I'm wondering that myself.
Because blaming "remainers" is easier then fixing the mess you made
@@emmahowells8334because we need the truth to overcome the lies
It's all there in black and white, He He
"I may be merely insular, but I have no prejudice in a Britain planned for the British by the British. Therefore, as at present advised, I am quite unconvinced either that it is necessary or that it is even desirable that we should go into the Common Market.” Clement Atlee 1962
The common market turned into a woke empire. Power hungry.
It's a wide issue, or is it?
For generations, working-class fathers and sons, who work the real dirty jobs, would spend their weekends in what little green space they had, fishing.
When Blair thought opening the floodgates was a really groovy thing to do, all the fish disappeared.
The Eastern Europeans caught them to eat. And you cannot blame the Eastern European folk for doing what they do.
So it meant no weekend fun no more for the factory/warehouse workers.
Just more misery heaped upon the misery.
These little things to some, devastate the lives of others.
Ps. I'm married to a Polish lady!
This guy's quite a bully. Horrible little man.
'No no no no 'I' am making a point'. please don't interrupt, LOL. This guy should look at the rerun of this to see who was interrupting whom.
If someone was spewing bs every seconds it’s hurt not to😂
@@tariqjoseph3562 Femi emits bullshit every time he speaks. He then talks over the person he's speaking to so not to let them answer. He regards this as an effective debating technique. So do you by the sound of it.
I would interrupt someone who is trying to mislead the audience as well. Wether they are lying or delusional is up for debate.
Importation of low skilled workers inevitably leads to low productivity. Classic example I observed yesterday. A friend has a slow broadband issue and got on the phone. African woman answered. What a long drawn out script, eventually transferred to "technical" department. Another African woman. I left him on the phone after an hour reading a newspaper. From the gist of the coversation, if an English person had handled to call it would have taken less that seven minutes.
And what makes you think those "African" women are based in the UK? Many call centres are based overseas for cost reasons.
Yeah thats not how productivity works. Would you rather have been the one working in call centre instead? Is that what you are saying?
I've worked with English people in the care business.
They are the most complaining and the ones who run away from doing hard work.
And are never ready to work extra shifts.
That is the reason the majority of workers in the care business are foreigners.
You're talking nonsense.
That was no different before Brexit. The casual racism gives you away, I’m afraid…
What makes you so sure an English person would have been able to solve the problem any faster?
Fiddling while Home burns
'The majority of people think Brexit was a mistake?' He's asked everyone has he? What a load of waffle, this chappie needs less caffeine.
Switzerland, Norway and Iceland never joined the EU and thrive. Had we had politicians who genuinely believed in Brexit, it would have been a success. unfortunately the UK government after it recovered from its shock at the British people daring to go against the governments narrative, they did everything in their power to thwart it at every turn, including a PM (Teresa May) who spoke as though in favour while all the time being a remainer.
These nations invested heavily in infrastructure and education. The UK chose to do neither..
Brexit disaster
I'm so bored with this guy it was 7 years ago really, this is why our country is so bitter because people can't move on & accept guess what were out & that's that it's very simple the drabbling isn't going to change anything 🥱
If leaving made your country poorer when it was supposed to make things better dosent that deserve a conversation?
Where's these great benefits? Name one.
Oh dear... There are a lot of people in the comments who don't seem to realise that if this isn't the Brexit you thought you were voting for, then clearly remainers were right when we told you that you didn't know what you were actually voting for. 👀👀
I and many others voted to leave the EU. A remain dominated parliament made up the fatuous notion that there was a requirement for a withdrawal agreement under the guise of protecting the Good Friday Agreement. Thanks to Yvette Cooper's commons amendment effectively making 'no deal' illegal, we the voters were FORCED to vote for a withdrawal agreement in order to get a brexit of any kind across the line. Please don't make out that leavers got what we voted for. We did not!
@@Markielee72 there were many Leavers who absolutely did NOT want No-Deal. The point is it was never possible to please you all. Whereas the 48% literally all voted for the same deal. It was your dishonesty about the majority wanting the same thing that brought us here.
@Femi nah, the divide you're talking about is between those who swallowed the explanation by parliament that peace in N Ireland would be put in jeopardy if a withdrawal agreement wasn't signed and the rest of us that saw through that nonsense.
@marklee2952 I'm from NI and support for the EU isn't growing. Femi and these EU fanatics are cultists
@@Femi_Sorry Many of us don’t like the EU’s structure itself, that’s why we left cause we couldn’t change it
Doesn't she understand that her lorry driver dads payrise adds to the cost of things. Also Femi should have pointed out that part of the cause of rising prices is that Brexit devalued pound by 20%, the lowest for 31 years and it's never recovered.
Agreed. I did regret this, but she see set a lot of fires for me to put out and I had several extinguishers to use.
@@Femi_Sorry You articulated the facts that you presented extremely well, however confronting cult members with facts is rarely of any benefit. The negative damage caused to the economy by Brexit will be with us for years.
Rich people who lead the Bexit campaign plan their wealth for their future generations, as their personal finances for this life time are well taken care of. E.g Jacob Rees Mogg said, it would take 50 years for Brexit benefits, he couldn't careless about poor people struggling today who will lose homes and businesses.
Check out today's rates for the pound against the world's major currencies bud.
In 2008 the £ was trading far lower than it is now. That's when we were in the EU, buddy.
The lowest wage earners in the UK are now benefitting from substantial pay rises for their work.
The fact, you think paying crap wages is a good thing says a lot about you and your moral standards.
Membership of the EU was disastrous for the lower-paid workers of the UK. Unlimited immigration forced wages down. Good if you wanted a nanny, cleaner, gardener or a coffee from Starbucks Not so good if you wanted to provide for your family.
Prices have risen all over the world since the Russians invaded Ukraine. That's the reason. Nothing at all to do with leaving the EU.
Groceries may be higher here, but they're higher still in most EU member states and those other countries in the rest of Europe not in the EU.
Femi, like the rest of the EU fanatics, both in the UK and EU has never tried to make a positive case for the UK's membership of the EU. That's not a coincidence, it's because there is no positive case for the UK in the EU.
Prove me wrong by providing an argument.
As if!
What about the fresh produce rotting in the fields unpicked? Suppurating Strawberries! Where are the Brits?
I can't stand that Femi. He is still going on about Brexit, when the givernment and all politicians should be making Brexit work for our country, since we, the people, voted for it.
I can't stand that he semands to be not interrupted, yet continuously interrupts any person he is talking to that is not on his side of the discussion.
OK. No carer's in care homes .no labourer in fields .shortage of professional trades and nurses ..food prices through roof .Europe is pissed off with uk and I don't blame the .it cost alot of money for exports ..
Nobody will do those jobs because they're poorly paid. Food prices and inflation has nothing to do with Brexit and more to do with them printing money like it's going out of fashion during covid.
Femi is actually quite good at this now - he spent years embarrassing himself, good for him he has learnt and improved. Don't agree with him but credit where it is due he has really improved.
The UK's downside spiral continues:
1141. Food imports. Ministers have again been warned that European food producers are “not ready” for UK import checks to start later this year, and their introduction will drive food price inflation. From 31 October, any EU business exporting meat or dairy to the UK will need to have an Export Health Certificate (EHC). Shane Brennan of The Cold Chain Federation said, “It’s going to be difficult getting a German vet in Saxony at 3pm on a Friday to sign off product to get it on the ferry so it can be in the UK the next morning. If just 10% of what you sell goes to the UK, chances are with the cost dynamics, your rational business decision in that scenario is to stop serving the UK.”
Then there will eventually be more UK producers. They've had 7 years to prepare for this, how incompetent of them. Glad to see you want more horsemeat passed off as beef.
@@Man_v_Cars -- Who are the incompetent "they"? The UK govt. or English farmers?
@@bernardoesperanto3194 The EU producers of course. That was the mantra from Remainers about UK exporters struggling with EU import regulations, or is this different?
@@Man_v_Cars -- Right after Brexit day EU-states started controlling (i.a.) food and plants exports from the UK to the EU. But food exports from the EU into the UK were so far practically not controlled by the UK-authorities. The British borders were and are till now de facto wide open and uncontrolled for food (and plant etc.) products.
Rees-Moog postponed controls on the UK-side four times. The main reasons were:
1) not worsening the empty shelf problem.
2) no specialist border control facilities (e.g. with laboratories).
3) not enough trained border control staff (slim state, not willing to pay them).
Very favourable situation for EU producers. They had to adopt to nothing new.
In a fifth attempt the UK hopes that it can now finally start controls on the UK-side in Oct. 2023:
1024. Food inflation: A member of a major British business group, speaking to Politico on condition of anonymity, said that post-Brexit red tape for EU imports coming in in October via the government’s Target Border Operating Model will mean “some producers on the EU side will find it is no longer possible to trade with the UK”, adding that “It will add to the costs, and probably inflation, but I think we need to go through this so we can work with the EU to find advantageous improvements”. (source "Davis Downside Dossier")
We'll see whether and when this new "Target Border Operating Model" becomes reality or will be postponed once more.
For EU producers the best preparation for this UK chaos is: Forget trading with the UK, find trustworthy clients in the EU or elsewhere.
@@bernardoesperanto3194
Well said 👏
The majority in government and the civil service don't want brexit
that’s because they know it would be a disaster
Can you all just get over it, i dont care anymore. move on
Femi wins this hands down. Good work my friend.
Why is femme here 😒 not in his perfect European union 🤔
I’m sorry but this poor woman who studied literature should just keep her nose in books rather than sticking her nose in things she clearly knows little about, maybe she may have read that the world is flat 😮
Femi is a little baby and is very rude
Femi was bang on the money.
Yes, and that's exactly why he keeps on boring us all with his sophistry and bullshit regarding our democratic decision to leave the EU. He has a 'nice little earner' going to keep the cult of the superiority EU alive.
Interestingly, he can't and has never tried to actually articulate a positive argument for the UK being part of the EU.
Can you?
I'll wait.
@@jacobcohen9205 No need to wait. You are right. I do not have a single positive argument for leaving the EU. Do you have any. I'll wait also.
@@jacobcohen9205 Its Femi and the like that have caused any problems that might exist with Brexit.
@@mickcooper8605 Femi is a small bit part player grifting his way to make a buck. When this anti Brexit saga is over no doubt we'll see him pontificating,giving us all the benefit of his great intellect on some other subject. It's a bit too late for him to get on the ''Trans'' bandwagen' so we'll see.
The world holds its breath in anticipatition.
Not her WE MAJORITY VOTED FOR THIS
..and now 65% want it reversed.
Listened to this in the hope I would FINALLY get to find out what Brexit was for! But alas, still none the wiser. Hardly surprising with numpties of this magnitude spewing forth crap.
I hoped Brexit would force black and gay types out the country sadly it didn't
Look, I don’t like TalkTv. At all. But this series of videos hearing debates from both sides of the argument have been fantastic. This video included.
Also higher wages on people who pick fruits and stuff means higher food prices in the market...Also the EU impoted 9% off all import from the UK... so we cant be bothered to much.
She should be our Prime Minister...
poor little thicko alex.
Isn’t it funny how we tell our kids off for having an answer for everything. Gaslighting and manipulating facts to fit their narrative is not being truthful. Why can’t people do what’s good for the country not for their arrogant ego.
Absolutely no deal brexit would have been best!!!@@
Well done Femi, she's in denial and in her ego!.
Why is it so hard admitting a mistake?
Is this a British pride?
her whole media career would be in tatters if she told the truth
I guess he still doesn't have a job like most EU fanatics!
Rather of the EU
Is Femi even English
🙄🙄🙄🙄 Is Alex even English?
Get BREXIT done.
Brexit got done a while ago. You got the "oven ready deal" people voted for. Whatever you are still holding out for is just your personal delusion.
* Get UK done.
Brexit is done
The regulatios is from UK no to EU
David lamy is delusional
Do you realize that David Lamy was not in that video at all?
@@adamturowski3765 You're not the sharpest knife in the drawer are you? 🤦🏻♂️
@@Man_v_Cars Probably I am not. Would you mind enlightening me and telling me what I don't understand here please?
@@adamturowski3765your confusing someone of replying to you when they replied to the same person as you did.
Question brexit was high jacked ,by main stream politicians who in my mind are trying to destroy it,? Question who provides the facts! Government! Question this lad always gets wheeled out ,never listens but expects people to listen to him ,by over talking people and ranting?
Who pays Femi
🫣🤫
Eu
NOT Tufton Street.! Who pays them.!!!
Soros
who pays alex
The Russians
Brexit would never work due to Tories not able to get the Brexit that the people who voted for since that version of Brexit wasn’t doable
your last three words sum up Brexit perfectly
She’s awful to suggest foreign students should be denied a family life. How dehumanizing. And yes, she explicitly did that by complaining about family visas.
OH YAP OK BUT HOWS PAYING HIM GOING TO MEETING BEHIND CLOSED DOORS HE WANTS US BACK IN THE E.U AND WHOS BEHIND HIM AND PULLING HIS STRINGS
So true Alex
Politicians and civil servants have caused issues, and france. Not the concept of brexit
Stop the complaining and make ones own contract with another man or woman
Too many unintelligent people on television.
This 'Femi' none entity depends on Brexit not working to earn his living.
Who is the 'WE' he keeps referring to presumably with him included?
She makes a living out of pretending Brexit is or could be positive for the UK
@@kevingrant7098 Please tell me what's negative about being an independent, free, self-governing, sovereign democracy, just like every other country not in the EU?
I'll wait.
@@jacobcohen9205
The UK had elected representatives in every EU institution and a veto power.
No law could take effect without the yes from all members.
Is that not being sovereign?...
@@jacobcohen9205But were not now. We've just joined up to the CPTPP. Goodbye sovereignty. (Though we were always sovereign within the EU. If we hadn't been we couldn't have left. See the difference between Scotland in the UK and The UK in the EU. Scotland has to get permission to hold a referendum and both Labour and the Tories won't give us permission. That's what lack of sovereignty looks like.
Still waiting for your positive argument for EU membership, Kev.@@kevingrant7098
Who funds Femi? all of his money, not just part of it?
The Russians
@@kevingrant7098 The Russians are to busy Funding Farage and Johnson
It was sabotaged from the start by the remainers 1) no right to remain for all eu citizens 2) no fishing in british waters 3)70% tax on all eu goods that can be sourced in the UK 4) 70% tax on all vehicles not built in the UK......now let's start negotiating...
That's hilarious. And massive punitive taxes on anything we export then. Well done. We import more than we export. You just made every brit poorer.
Great economics there buddy. Name one benefit of brexit.
Great idea, all the foreign owned car companies would then leave so we'd be back to a horse and cart. What British car companies are there? I think even Morgan has been bought out, not that they are affordable or practical.
It would be like Bridgerton but without the wealth.
Femi being his deluded self as usual and totally missing the point.
"Semi" constantly interrupting her. The man is a clown.
Femi hasn't changed 🤡
And brexit hasn’t delivered. He’s just stating the obvious
@bishimixes9871 brexit hasn't been delivered. Maybe if it was
@@frosty_soda We left The EU, that's what you wanted isn't it ? Of course brexit is done !! What else do you want or are you just spouting more empty rehtoric.
@@frosty_soda
You've left the EU and you are getting exactly what remainers told you would get...
you've called it "project fear" before 2016 remember?...
He's still right
At least they stop going on about Maggie. That took years of crying to get over. Now they will cry BREXIT for 20 years.
It would have been nice to have actually left the EU, then people like Femi might have a point. Until then, he's spouting complete gibberish.
So UK didn't leave EU? Are you serious?