James O'Brien skewers ex-Minister for admitting post-Brexit trade deal isn't very good | LBC
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- James O'Brien skewers 'craven and cowardly' ex-Tory Environment Secretary George Eustice for now admitting the post-Brexit trade deal with Australia isn't very good.
This video clip is from an LBC show presented by James O'Brien on 15/11/22.
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"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled."
I fully expect them to start having a go at the next Labour Government about how terrible our trade deals are the second they are sitting in the opposition. They have no shame.
sociopaths and psycho's don't have the ability to feel shame....sums up the Tory party really....
They are blaming the Labour government now, nearly 12 years into their government - so they will certainly be blaming them once they’re in opposition 🙃
I look forward to Labour agreeing completely, and renegotiating/dropping them as fast as diplomatically possible!
Well they're starting to blame foreigners again.and the inherently dim are falling for it.
@@markwelch3564 labour won't fix Brexit .. they need the brexiteer votes sadly
I was 14 when we voted for brexit and even I knew or figured out the leave campiage was full of holes. Voters should take responsibility they are adults and liable for their decision.
Well said
My 7 year old nephew said at the time: I dont understand. How can we leave Europe when we are Europe? What will we be if we are not European?
(Even a 7 year old kid innately understood just how proposterous this was/is)
Many suffered early signs of senility. At least 4%, 55+ age.
I wish they'd lowered the voting age. My first vote at 18, was to vote to join Europe. I figured out Europe had gone to war for generations, an it was a structure to make us realise we're stronger together, than apart, we have more in common than differences.
Lots of adults do, but nobody is immune. Life is complicated. However in this circumstance I'd agree that None still not taking off their blinkers has a worrying psychopathology!
As soon as the Brits heard that Trump supported Brexit they should have dropped it like a hot potato!
Exactly. When I heard trump disparage corbyn and give a huge thumbs up to Boris I knew bojo was going to be seriously bad news ✌
Unfortunately the people who love Brexit most likely think that Orange Man is the Greatest
You didn't need to go far mate, just Nigel Farage was enough example to put you off these BS they were saying all along during the campaign. i am just sad we people that used our brains have to pay for it, especially young people, brexiters just stop young people from having a better future, better opportunities a better world.
English, Scots did not vote for it. Not one region inScotland, NOT ONE, voted for it. This is all on the english and welsh.
Personally I did not vote for brexit and I backed Obama who told brits it was a very bad idea. Rather trust him than idiot trump..
Eustice loses his cabinet position and as if by magic, somehow remembers how to tell the truth.
Sounds ridiculous, but thats literally what's happening here.
Is this the way to run our country?
The less power he has, the more honest he is - wonder if that works across the whole Tory party? 😁
Probably not to run a country, but certainly to win elections!
Brexit, the gift that keeps taking…
Jobby- The joke that keeps giving.
@@nick1065 still clinging? Bless
I worked at DEFRA at the time of the EU Referendum, and we were specifically told to lie about the funding shift that would be caused by Brexit. Been waiting to catch a relevant call-in with James to actually discuss this.
You need to call in.
Call in. People need to hear .
If you called they would most likely let you through regardless of the topic.
Please keep trying to call him and get the truth out. And thanks.
Too cryptic. More info please. Told by whom?
I actually saw BREXITers bragging about the deal with Australia. Being thrilled at being able to buy Australian wine. Yes, that's right, the exact same wine they'd been able to buy BEFORE they voted for BREXIT, but had probably never even known, or cared that it existed on the shelves. The only difference between before the vote, and now? That's right, the price increase, along with everything else... assuming we can actually get it through the borders.
A huge mistake
You want to know what's even more hilarious ... this deal crushed the nascent wine industry of UK. It also harmed the traders, shippers, and bottlers inside the UK of European sourced wines.
The UK as been paying more for EVERYTHING, since be part of the EU. Especially food
The Mogg statement at the end was particularly rich. The guy who never had to compete with anyone or anything in his life talking about not being afraid of a little bit of competition.
The media as a whole, or specific parts of it who were supporters of the Brexit agenda? If the latter, I might agree.
He couldn't even point out the business end of a pitch fork... a few years back, the then UK foreign secretary Liz Truss told a US audience [three years ago]that the impact of a no-deal Brexit on Ireland would only "affect a few farmers with turnips in the back of their trucks," a former UK diplomat said.
When you're a Bond villain, but can't hide, b/c your name SOUNDS like you are as hebetudinously hateful as your name sounds.
His name is Jacob the denier. Everything is denied and dismissed as meaningless piffle. Its nice to know for those born into privilege have no concern for what the majority have to be concerned over.
Somehow the people who have everything have convinced regular people that their hardships are because of the people who have nothing
Such a simple but incredibly profound statement!
The main purpose of the Australian free trade agreement was to implement an ISDS clause. A disgraceful policy that means corporations can hold governments to ransom. Giving a corporation the ability to sue the government for future loss of profit.l all in total secrecy
The main purpose of the Australia FTA was to try and convince everyone that we could do deals......didn't matter what was in them. Doing deals, was the be-all and end-all.
@@fritzhenning1 Still, posing for the photo could have been done without an ISDS clause.
Recently, when Farage was asked to name one positive aspect Brexit has achieved, I seem to remember him mentioning this Australian deal....
Cameron and Farage are terrible humans
@@swb7161 They aren't humans but rather undeaths...
@@swb7161
I've never understood why people criticize Cameron for giving people what they asked for?
It is those who were tricked into voting for it that are to blame surely?
@@thesocialmediascientistmbe the referendum wasn’t for the people. It was for the far right elements of the Tory party, to try and shut them up.
Sadly, Cameron chose not to campaign properly for Remain.
@@attackpatterndelta8949 Neither did Corbyn as I recall.
An Irish comedian said that modern Britain is like watching the school bully fall down the stairs… forever
Well said James. How the Brexiteers don’t see the obvious is beyond me.
They can't handle the truth.
The first country in history to impose economic sanctions on itself.. I almost busted a gut😂
That's a first to me!.... I vote to make my life HARDER for myself and my family. LOL it's amazing how the hatred of others and disinformation can get you to willingly walk off a cliff.
We don't need facts- we just have to believe hard enough to make it happen!
You know what that reminds me of? Mao and the Great Leap Forward.
@@Alone47 same outcome desolation
Keep going James! Greetings from Germany! The very morning after the Brexit referendum in 2016 I wrote my very first comment on a British news site. I wrote "You geniuses just started a trade war with the EU" .... granted it's not exactly a full blown trade war, it is exactly what has been looming ever since with the logical consequences manifesting more and faster.
The main reason I eventually voted remain was the people who pushed leave. Too many to list, from Boris to Claire Fox.
NEVER TRUST A TORY. WHEN MEETING A TORY CHECK YOUR POCKETS AS THEY WILL BE EMPTY.
Same here
Yet Boris was a remainer and a fan of Brussels.
Sebastian Fox........Michael Green......Grunt Chops.....
Eustice declares loud and proud: “I’M A LIAR !”
the irony is they still believe even when there told by there own side they were liers
They're* their*
Did the UK government actually realise how many cows and sheep there are in Australia and NZ? I'm struggling to think of a single agricultural product that the UK could sell to these countries. Selling ice to eskimos is the expression that springs to mind. The trade deal, as George Eustice finally admits, is all one way traffic, and not in the direction the UK would want.
These dummies were thinking they could sell UK wine to Australians ... it's their blinkered world view of things.
I wish James O’Brien would actually hold the 17.4m leave voters accountable. Instead he always trots out the line that these people were “conned” and so absolves them of any responsibility for the situation the country finds itself in.
Where are the Brexiteers? You've gone quiet 😂
They are all on faceache.
2 million are dead since 2016.
Here in Australia, sorry chaps, we laughed. A little sadly of course, seeing how low you'd sunk, but laughter all the same.
'Useless' Eustice, as he's known here in his constituency, truly lives up to his name.
James O'Brien is the greatest political commentator of our times.
And he does it by simply asking people to stick to the facts. We need a James O'Brien here in the USA!
So great, he doesn’t invite debate with those with opposing opinions. Last time a Tory MP dared to come onto his show anyone? He really shouldn’t be so intellectual superior eh?
@@nick1065 From the videos I've seen its nothing but opposing viewpoints, don't blame him for tory cowardice.
@@andrewglover9874 Tory cowardice! Honestly chap, if you believe that you’ve been well and truly gassed.
@@nick1065 ive seen many a video of him speaking to brexiteers both from the public and in office, I'll be honest I don't think any of them came up with a benefit of brexit to this day
I recall that one of the upshots of the trade deal that was touted in advance was that it would be cheaper and easier to buy Arnott's Tim Tams (a type of chocolate biscuit) in the UK. I've just checked and still no major retailer is selling them, nor are they any cheaper.
I finally found a Brexit Benefit. Did you know there are now more British born people living in Ireland (26 Counties) than Irish born living in Britain.
Really?
Don’t believe that at all. Sounds like another remoaner still having a toddler tantrum cause it didn’t go their way.
Heard this one of our "trusted leaders" at lunchtime on the radio: when is a lie not a lie? WHEN YOU'RE A GOVERNMENT MINISTER!
Why does LBC turn off comments for Ferrari videos but not O’Brien’s? Can’t Mr. Ferrari handle criticism?
I suppose the UK will just say that Australia is punishing them and then legislate domestically to renege on the deal they signed. All sorted.
It’s not my fault……I never read it.
You have to blame the media as well for going along with lies instead of exposing them.
Particularly the BBC was awful. Politicians were telling straight out lies and were simply not challenged, because of “balance”.
The BBC needs to call out people when they lie. If someone says the sun is shining, and another says it’s raining, you don’t stop there. You stick your head out and show people what the weather really is. That’s journalism and reporting. Otherwise you’re just providing a platform for whoever provides entertainment value, as on Question Time. That program is one of the biggest breeding grounds for the poison that has undermined politics in the U.K.
Excellent James 👏👏👏👏👏✌
Well said James. In a normal country there would have to be a judicial inquiry to punish people for this brexity omnishambles. looking forward to it in the near future.
I tried to buy a small part online for my vehicle last week. I desperately needed it. Found it quickly online, went to checkout - but I can't purchase. The firm is in Germany, and they (quite reasonably) won't ship any orders to the UK worth under 200 GBP. Too much hassle and paperwork now. So, at 10 times the cost, I imported it from the USA. Thank you Brexiteers! And how many thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of small cases like mine have there been since this stupidity? No wonder our GDP is sinking against other country's economies. We drank the cool-aid.
Yep similar thing happened to me, needed a tool for my business, found it in the Netherlands but they would not ship to the UK.
Would it have been cheaper to get a passport and drive down to Germany to pick it up?
@@bws833 Someone needs to desperately set up a smuggling operation. Another Brexit opportunity!
@@RTD553 LOL
@@RTD553 Absolutely, for small parts. Collect enough orders and off you go. I wonder whether that isn't going on already since there are no border checks in any case.
Eustice is ex ukip and his constituency has many farmers and fisher folk.
I bet they love him now ...
It shows how they think of constituents and the utter contempt they have for them. That they flat out lie to their faces, disregard their interests, and continue to gaslight them because they see their constituents as idiots.
I think all the brexiteers have gone a bit quiet. Remainers need to be as loud right now as the brexiteers would have been if brexit had all worked out (in unicorn land). Let them drink the remainer tears of joy. 😊
I am angry about this, as well as so many other things these Tories have inflicted on us, to the point where for the first time in my life I think I may have to start ignoring politics. I am angry they have made me reach the point where I will have to stick my fingers in my ears and sing lalala to protect my own mental health.
Please don't ignore it to the point where you don't vote these clowns out at the next GE
Look the best thing to do is help get rid of the horrible Tories by voting for either Labour or Lib Democrats depending on your area.
@@nickkabbabe1953 Hard bullet to bite in my area, it would have to be SNP!
Is JRM invested in some huge Australian agricultural company?? I'm starting to wonder because he's always riding on Australia's...
That would not surprise me at all
There was food on my plate, there was peace in Europe and my children had the opportunity to study and live in the EU.
In the EU we were a big fish in small pond, now we are a small fish in a big pond with China and Russia chomping at the bit for a tasty meal.
June 27th 2016 will go down in history as the beginning of the rolling snowball of decline of the UK and the catalyst for uncertainty we see in the world today - well done Brexiteers!
And the uk gov offer to Australia in this trade deal conists mostly of Whisky and salmon. Where does that come from I wonder!?
Im Australian, currently living in Malta atm. I bought a packet of tarot cards from a woman in UK who was selling the deck i wanted on Ebay. I paid for it via paypal the sale was accepted and processed. 3 days after my order the woman selling the cards cancelled and refunded my order and told me that she cant post the cards to the EU cause its going to cost her more to post it ???? So she lost a sale - so i went back on ebay found another copy of the deck and i bought the deck from Australia - took 2 weeks to arrive to me in Malta but i got it. thank you
Great as usual James. Could you please do a talk show reference your views on quantitative easing, to explain how the rich get richer
Or even, could you invite someone onto your show to discuss your vile ideology? No? Thought not
@@nick1065 Why don't you call in?
@@django3422 Exactly, I'm sure he'd love to take the call!
Could you release the videos in chronological order please.
Just you wait James, the rain will fall, the sun will shine and there will be the rainbow guiding us all to the unicorns pooping gold for all of us!!
Come on now James, if someone puts a banner on a bus saying the NHS will have an extra £350 million a week, who wouldn't want to vote for that (sarcasm alert)
Love it when the Cons responsible for the the mess attempt to distance themselves from the mess they made.
Thanks James.
The basic flaw with Democracy is that voters often make their mark emotionally, not on researched facts and logic. The plus side is that they can change their mind after 5 years. With the referendum one campaign gave facts, the other emotions. The voters are, increasingly, realising that leaving was not just wrong but a very bad idea but it is too late, they get no second vote.
Totally agree with you.
It's too late.... Exactly...
Maybe time to stop whinging about it then and get on with life
@@jxm4201 Oh no it isn't, pantomime villain ! 🤣 (🇪🇺🇨🇵) Thanks to Brexit I'm French ❤️.
Let's be honest. The Remain campaign was pretty weak and suffered from an arrogant assumption that "of course Remain will win". Cameron holds most of the blame for that, but has entirely escaped consequences...
@@django3422 So many of the intelligencia reasoned that it was so obvious that leaving the EU was crazy that they could not see losing. They forgot that half of the population are below average intelligence and their votes counted.
I just discover jour channel here on TH-cam, I love how you bring people and politicians with there idiocracy (refutation to the movie) back to earth on Brexit.
I wish all media where as clear as you are, top job
Need another referendum asap
One coming up next year
Love the description of the Australia deal as a “pile of poo” could not have said it better myself!
Well said James.
With Eustace as an ally who tf needs enemies??
Do we need to do a happy fish deal with Iceland? Do they fancy some turnips?
Sounds like a cunning plan!
But, but, Blue Passports...
Of course Australia would get the best out of the deal as they have all their trade deals intact including the ones with the EU. Were as "global" Britain has virtually none having left the EU membership, membership of which was a condition of the majority trade deals it had. Anything Australia got out of the deal were extra on top of what Australia already has were-as the UK was trying to replace what it's lost by leaving the EU. So quite simply Australia had the whip hand in the negotiations and to put it bluntly the UK was in, and still is in any future trade talks, a position of beggars can't be choosers.
Useless Eustace, is an excellent nom de guerre for that MP!
The UK-Australia trade deal is brilliant (from an Australian POV). There's really not much point in the UK doing farming - the scale isn't there. We can supply everything at higher quality and in whatever scale is required.
Yeah .. not great for the planet to ship things half way across it though is it?
@@originalbadboy32 Actually sea transport is very efficient (more so than trucking things from Spain say). In any case Australia is rapidly setting up a liquid hydrogen economy, generating hydrogen in the wet and sunny north and shipping the hydrogen around the world via hydrogen powered ships (which can also carry any goods).
We all knew this. And anyone who might have refuted that they were terrible deals rushed through in desperation must have finally twigged after Liz's dreadful tenure as PM.
If they lied to Parliament…don’t they face the full might of the privilege committee and lose their jobs?
spot on
I'm going to report all James' clips on LBC as bullying and harassment!
But now you don't have Johnny Foreigner in Brussels telling you your bananas are the wrong shape.
I get lots of E-Mails telling me that it is too small
What happened to that 350 million on the bus?
It got lost along with 'taking back control' and 'fastest growing economy in the G7'
Surprise Jacob Rees Mogg clips should really come with a trigger warning!
Eustace along with all the other Ministers who put a "Gloss" on the face of the deal at the time, which has resulted in some loss of British Farmers livelihoods, should all be prosecuted under some such terms as 'Lying Arrogance to the British Public'. Where is your Sovereignty now?
"my farmers" I'm sure you do, Mogg. However we're talking about actual farmers, not the gamekeepers who keeps the woods stocked with pigeons for your city toff mates.
Brilliant Vid James!
Is it the Bestist video James has ever done?
@@twisteddancer7773 I dunno, you seem to have watched them all, despite crying about every single one of them, you tell us?
@@superhumantrueman I'm doing the complete opposite. I'm laughing at James crying. It's fun
@@superhumantrueman He was well and truly skewered that guy…..so much so, he couldn’t reply!!!
@@twisteddancer7773 weird, cause you seem to be on here for every vid whining.
Boris, Liz, Jacob and Nigel should be placed in stocks and pillory, one each in a major English city and the passing public invited to flay them or give them compliments on their honesty and integrity.
Brexit. The Oven ready Deal that just keeps giving 😂😂😂
I live across the pond and used to buy clothes from a small designer based in UK, but import taxes became almost as expensive as my purchase . And they don’t calculate per order, every loose item is taxed. I’m not ordering from British companies again if this is the case. How many small British businesses have been ruined by this consequence of brexit? You’ve cut your nose to spite your face.
Is this deal when Truss told the press she would make the Australian trade minister sit in an uncomfortable chair? Weren't the conservative papers saying the Australian trade minister was out of his depth?
In the words of W.C. Fields (whose father was, after all, a Yorkshireman) "Never give a sucker an even break or smarten up a chump."
Eustice didn't let the cat out of the bag, he let the cat out of the wheelie bin (that he and the other Brexitiers put it in).
Eustice doesn’t admit he is a liar, he admits he is a coward.
Not standing up for the farmers at the time.
George Eustace was head honcho at Defra , At the beginning of December just before Mr Johnson’s oven ready deal with the EU came into play on the following New Years Day , Defra published a paper signed by Mr Eustace , it said the day the agreement comes into force , The EU will refuse to accept shellfish and crustaceans coming from the UK , two days into the agreement British fishing boats were unable to land their catches in Europe , Mr Eustace went on three early morning tv shows and berated the EU for not accepting something He’d already said more than a month earlier they wouldn’t allow the catch to be landed , why was the man willing to make a fool of himself on National TV ?
They were warned
So many people voted to leave. I didn't know there was that much mental illness in this country
Well at least the UK seems to be an expert on leaving trade deals. What Eustace gets wrong is that he has an inflated sense of the importance of the UK. He thinks the UK is powerful when negotiating trade deals and so can get great deals. The EU has far more leverage because of the size of the EU market. If only there was some way the UK could take advantage of that leverage. There must be a way, but for the life of me, I can't think how.
None of this will bring back my business, that Brexit destroyed overnight.
Exactly!
the Scottish subsample for the poll, just 4% of Scots asked said they would vote for Reform UK at the next General Election.
We didn't get an oven ready deal. Boris lied. Don't blame anyone else.
Well, he was known as George Useless for a reason.
Hilarity. The 'mistakes' the UK makes on trade deals are not mistakes - they are a function of its diminished value as a trade partner. When it comes to trade, no one can twist the EU's arm and get away with it. That's why the EU trade negotiations take a long time, but they *never stop* - because no other power, no matter how mighty, can bear not to talk to them. But the UK? What's it to to CPTPP that they can trade with the UK? Who gives a flying toss? Nice deal if you can get it, that's what they'll say, and the UK has no choice but to agree due to political pressures.
Years ago Eustice’s family business ‘Trevaskis Farm’ received tens of thousands of pounds worth of funding from the government whilst Eustice was working at Defra the first time round. It was all over the internet until one day it all suddenly disappeared! I’d love LBC to look in to this. The man is my MP and he’s as corrupt as they come!
Well said
I live in the U.S. and when i saw this Brexit thing come up i though you guys were absolutely nuts for doing this up until the last minute i thought you guys weren't going to do it Wow!!!😮
As an Australian, I also thought Brexit was a really bad idea. But I also think the UK never really committed to the idea of a European Union.
However, if it means Brits are more easily able to sample Tasmanian whisky then there may be an up side (for them) after all.
New entrant in the World's Shortest Books category: Tory ministers and MPs who are NOT liars or totally incompetent or corrupt or utterly gutless - or a combination of two or more of these faults or all four of them.
This man is a bully! Stop financing his bullying!
So this is the famous Australian style agreement with EU????🤨🤨🤨🤨😂
Great videos
I cannot get over the fact that ET used a private jet for this 'deal'. All the tax I have ever paid would not cover the cost of that trip. ET go home.
Brexit isn’t working is it 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I mean we’d need to understand what the goal was in the first place before we can say 😂 at this point I don’t think anyone could answer that
Westminster isn't working
My favourite saying is "Jam yesterday, Jam tomorrow but no Jam today.
Nostalgia!, Present ?, Hope.
Makes me wonder what is the case.
I could go on about the present things but these are just the hussle and bussle of the present.
The reason we find ourselves in this times is that we are in the middle of the washer.
Tree-Frog should be confined to Porton Down 😯
Ur first line have me s laugh!!
this guy deserves a statue, he is a genious, and trully deserves top everything. he is a real englishman, and cares about this island he lives on.