Brexit: 'When will the UK realise it failed?' | James O'Brien on LBC

[@TheHOOD-ip7ke]

The rest of the world has moved on and we are left shouting, hello anybody there 😂

[@foxkillingtime]

Hello................................hello.....hell......o.....

[@Connor-o9q]

Rest of the world wants to come to england,they need to not come and find happiness in thier countrys

[@davidhoyles8595]

rest of the world "let us come and live with you"

[@SirDavidCattenborough]

@@Connor-o9q countries.

[@SirDavidCattenborough]

and 'their', haha

[@jamaicantillidie6626]

Their Arrogance and Ignorance will not allow them to admit they failed. It was arrogance and ignorance why Brexit happened in the first place.

[@RH1812]

The similarities between the referendum and folk in the US currently googling ‘what is a tariff’ speaks volumes. Personally I don’t think the UK will return to being a part of the EU for many years, but that doesn’t preclude closer trading and travel options. Just takes talking

[@daftgowk1]

The Tories are just an old money toffee nosed version of the republikkklans. No quarter for the party of malicious rule and mass manslaughter.

[@beckynelson6786]

You are spot on.

[@michaelmurphy1127]

THe EU is crumbling.

[@spencerburke]

The UK doesn't get to decide if it rejoins. The EU does. There's very little appetite to re-admit the member that was always the most troublesome. The UK ruling class needs to learn its lesson first before it can leave the dunce's corner.

[@bladebrown1008]

It's almost as if 1 single issue was blinding both groups that once they got what they wanted it freed them up to finally focus on the more important issue. But unfortunately too late.

[@BallooSky]

Another benefit, slipped in recently. Your UK driving license is invalid if you are in EU states for any length of time.

[@encoreunefois1X]

3 days after the referendum a friend of 40 years told me after hearing me say how down I felt at the result, that he had voted leave. When I asked "What did you do that for?" his response was "I dunno, it'll be an adventure."

[@JMD-er5jq]

who does he think he is Peter Pan

[@stuc3195]

​@@JMD-er5jqI voted for Brexit purely to give a poke in the eye to people like yourself and James OBrien. Your friend probably did the same

[@stephenphillips4609]

@@stuc3195 I hope you're happy with the damage you've done...just to poke people in the eye

[@stephenphillips4609]

People can be remarkably foolish

[@AndyCampbellMusic]

All about greed power and control.. Rich people want to get richer. That means taking money from poor people. Nobody ever talks about having a maximum amount of money an individual or corporation can control.

[@WarV9]

People don't like to admit they were wrong. Politicians NEVER admit they were wrong. I listened to Boris Johnson on a podcast making excuses for literally everything that happened while he was in power

[@dwdei8815]

Fond of metaphors? The Brexiteer is your loudmouth flatmate who just saw the phrase "To make an omelette you've got to break eggs" for the first time, went to the kitchen, smashed all the eggs on the floor and now sits on the sofa demanding you turn the mess into an omelette.

[@DarrenSample-s4d]

Englands population density is already 434km🤢. 3 times worse than China's. 47% of people on benefits are foregn. Brexit was 10 years too lait.

[@acrodave9287]

If 99 out of 100 people *know* that a grossly manipulated and potentially permanent snap decision has been a provable disaster and a Really Bad Call and one person keeps insiting that it's been an unqualified success, it's probably a bad idea to put that one person in charge of the whole circus. And yet here we are.

[@stuc3195]

Who's the one person?

[@JDesq]

The EU is in an even worse state than the UK right now , its biggest economy Germany will only reach 0.3% GDP for 2024-25. Government has let us down not necessarily leaving the EU, we would be supporting their energy costs right now . We should be revisiting CANSUK (union with Canada , New Zealand, Australia & UK) which would see us overtake the EU & aligned with countries who share the same language & values .

[@RichardForster-gu1ww]

Didnt the EU say "there was no cherry picking?"

[@richardtodd6559]

It succeeded…it was about democracy “1 person 1 vote” and the small man can change a political outcome…that’s what happened, just as the Labour Party was elected…it’s not about slogans it’s about an individual ability to change outcome…the fact your still selling this nonsense proves you didn’t learn your lesson about a democratic country

[@robertozanconato4992]

The Governor can’t take a neutral position (by law). He has to take the necessary action to control inflation. If Brexit is relevant he has to take that into account.

[@Zeropointill]

Like the US, the UK seems to have a real problem realizing things.

[@Fisthammet]

Should we all shave our heads and join the leftist cult?

[@davidhoyles8595]

realizing self determination

[@stuc3195]

Who is the UK?

[@davidhoyles8595]

@@stuc3195 should it be, what is the uk?

[@ibexdnb2879]

Wahey. Back to Brexit talk. I knew we could count on you Jim.

[@mangosamosa4378]

Watch how all the "winners" come out and moan about why you're still talking about this.

[@JwayT]

How's the re-join the EU campaign going?

[@daveturner4134]

@@JwayT Watch the video. It's going better than yesterday, and it will be better tomorrow. How's Russia?

[@bladebrown1008]

​@@JwayTwell I'm pretty sure the re-join the EU campaign hasn't lost y'all billions.

[@JonS]

@@JwayT it's inevitable. It just will likely take another 25 years or more for it to be possible to have a serious conversation about it.

[@JwayT]

@daveturner4134 How exactly is it going better?

[@brianferguson7840]

Post Brexit Britain 🇬🇧 Half the country clutching their pearls! Half the country clutching at straws!

[@mikerobertson7082]

I don’t read what he says as ‘neutral’… in the speak of people in a role like his, that was not a neutral position

[@barrywalls7175]

Because there's only one correct answer, Brexit has been a disaster

[@hudsonrolfe9633]

If he said Brexit was bad then the Tory headbangers and reform would have a meltdown over "politicisation", "experts" and we need to "leave the jurisdiction of the bank of England"

[@stephenhodgson3506]

James like many who want to rejoin suffer from exactly the same thing the the Brexiteers suffer from, namely British exceptionalism. The re-joiners suffer from the thought that if we accept it was a mistake then the EU will take us back because we are British. It simply doesn't work like that. We quite the club and caused a huge amount of chaos to the EU in leaving and constantly caused problems when we were members. Just why should they want us back? We are a great example to all the existing members of just how bad things can be by choosing to Leave. There were plenty of political parties in the EU that were of the same mind as UKIP who having seen the mess we created for ourselves and the economic chaos will now talk of many things but leaving is off the agenda. The people of the EU need to see just what a mistake it was to leave and the hardship it causes before they will even consider letting us back in. However we will never be re-joining we will be re-applying to be members. That means that we will have to agree to accept the EURO and join the Schengen Area. The EU will want to ensure that we can't become members and then once again threaten chaos if we don't get our way by ensuring we no longer have a currency to return to. Starmer recognises this and probably also realises that the older generation needs to die off before we would even be considered for membership. again. Labour may try to move closer to the EU but they hold all the cards and they and only they will be the ones who determine any timetable for us to become members again.

[@clarecrawford9677]

Not ‘British exceptionalism’, please. Scotland voted to remain in the EU, as did Northern Ireland, although not technically British.

[@ljisbister3211]

Can anyone name an actual "Brexit Benefit"? Anyone? And I don't mean meaningless comments about 'sovereignty', I mean a real discernable benefit.

[@Paul-eb4jp]

We've been asking for years without a response.

[@ripperrouge5985]

we don't give 52 billion pounds to the EU each year anymore 😁hope this helps

[@Blue_3rd]

Tumbleweed.

[@buddy1155]

Easy, we got rid of the UK sabotaging the EU.

[@medievelknevil8716]

The only one I can think of is that now we are not in the EU. we can now tax private schools!

[@danmayberry1185]

Brexit has turned US trade from important to absolutely necessary. The disempowerment that keeps giving.

[@Paul-eb4jp]

We have to tread very carefully around any trade deals with the USA, they'll want access to the NHS and they'll finish off UK farming.

[@pazitor]

I'm even changing my favorite tea now that Twinings is so expensive in the EU. With that, there is nothing remaining in everyday life to ever bring the UK to mind, as if it were gone. Brexit did mean exit.

[@jodonnell8625]

“We must respect the wishes of the British people” how often is this trotted out as if politicians ever respected voters’ wishes? Leaving the EU is increasingly apparent as a huge mistake. Someone in Labour should have the cajones to admit this and rejoin the CU and Single Market at least.

[@takenoprisoners-u3x]

The only vote that counted was the ENGLISH VOTE AS ALWAYS. Nothing BRITISH about it.

[@scooby1992]

It wont happen while ever a majority of the British Written media is pro Brexit .

[@ukeman1387]

Mark Twain: “It is easier to fool people than convince them that they have been fooled”. Is it really such a hot political potato after eight years of failure?

[@lucasmoreno5330]

Andrew Bailey voted for Brexit, He was a Johnson appointee at a time Brexit was king.

[@evertonfrancis640]

A serious question. Can anyone please inform me of a better trading relationship than the one we had with the EU ( except when the empire was in existence )?

[@mickreaddin4979]

Errr... give me a minute, ahem... erm, thinking very hard... err no.

[@LL-vk9zc]

The Empire wasn't a 'relationship'. It was theft.

[@-slasht]

I will adopt a neutral position on this question

[@atanaskrastev4491]

No😢

[@ovidiumiinea5462]

He might be big cheese, cheese doesn't have a backone

[@stephfoxwell4620]

Leaving the EU was a random act of sheer madness.

[@chosen-j1i]

Not when they dominate our country and way of life in every way.

[@TheOutsider840]

How so? How do you know that leave didn't align better with other people's values and political ambitions? Are you suggesting people were mad just because they voted for something you disagree with?

[@HarryNottings]

​@@TheOutsider840They're mad because they fell for obvious lies that the EU was the cause of our problems If you fell for it that's not a difference of opinion, it simply is not true

[@emekaokoye6388]

Share madness for you!!

[@darlik1]

​@@TheOutsider840you seem to be one of the levers that doesn't understand consequences and can't think for themselves.😅🇸🇪🇪🇺

[@billybollockhead5628]

Surely for it to have "failed" there had to have been an actual benefit to it in the first place? Just like Trump voters, Brexit voters cant seem to be able to say exactly how they thought it was going to benefit them..

[@zl132]

Sovereignty! BLUE PASSPORTS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheOutsider840]

They have told you the benefits. You haven't been listening. Look up the 3 prime motivations for voting leave (per the Ashcroft polls). All have been delivered.

[@miniwhaledropit2738]

Clearly a remain voter who lost. Sorry to disappoint you

[@darlik1]

​@@zl132🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@billybollockhead5628]

@@miniwhaledropit2738 : Seems to be the only "benefit" was to "upset the remain voters"? Because no-one can give me any other way it benefited them - and, watching James videos, neither can the callers in. I can honestly say I personally benefited from being in the EU, and I can give many examples (from my business exporting there easily, to me being able to live and work there freely), but yet - i know for a fact you have not benefited personally one bit from being out of it.

[@stevo728822]

The EU insist that freedom to trade only comes with freedom of movement of labour. We already have 746,000 net migration here in 2023. We cannot take that amount let alone any more.

[@Paul-eb4jp]

Mark Carney the previous governor warned us but people stuck their fingers in their ears while he was speaking.

[@paulbird3235]

They were full of Murdoch's red mist, and thought they were punishing the EU. This decision was taken out of pure spite, NOT RATIONAL THINKING.

[@connclissmann6514]

While the UK Prime Minister is "neutral", is it not reasonable that a non-political civil servant remains natural?

[@calvinaitkin-sf9up]

Yes,when we were a member everything was brilliant,,,not.

[@kanedNunable]

was better than it has been since we left

[@ah13554]

Red boy knocker 😏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@smoozerish]

Andrew Bailey was an appointment by Boris Johnson. Enough said.

[@alansmith4655]

Never. The hark back to empire is way too strong in some people.

[@divinity176]

Increased sovereignty was the only argument for Brexit that seemed valid - I say increased rather than absolute because all international agreements involve some loss of sovereignty. While valid, it was never persuasive to me - as tested on this show several times, very few people can name the EU laws they like or dislike. In any case, the UK supported the vast majority of EU legislation. Oft repeated lies about Brexit allowing faster vaccine rollout or allowing the aid that has been given to Ukraine notwithstanding (I do wish Boris would be called out to his face when he repeats that guff).

[@dooley-ch]

When are you going to cop on? You live in a country with no constitution, an unelected head of state, an unelected upper house, a PM who can use the king's prerogative to subvert parliament and a king who has interfered with the operation of parliament to his advantage. You never had sovereignty, the country has always been run for the benefit of the upper classes and the only break on them was the EU.

[@paulbird3235]

The UK were drip fed a diet of anti-EU rheteric by the likes of Murdoch and his cronies for years, and eventually it worked. They didnt sell the policy, they sold the hatred. And the public didn't realise the implications of their decision.

[@john-r-edge]

Brexit even worse than electing Trump - that pain only lasts four years.

[@fslinteriors7889]

James, although I'm the same politics as you I've always thought you were a complete bell. The Gov of the bank of England is a civil servant, he should remain neutral. He's clearly conveying an opinion through nuance.

[@HarryNottings]

Neutrality means respecting reality. Opposition to Brexit IS neutrality

[@NiallMurray-j9z]

If UK rejoined the Customs Union it would be very beneficial for trade in goods which seems the most seriously impacted by Brexit. This seems the best next step for the UK.

[@frankoneill5675]

It isn't possible for a non-EU member

[@NiallMurray-j9z]

@@frankoneill5675 yes it would require UK to rejoin the EU on that limited basis only. It would not involve freedom of movement which i think was the biggest issue in the Brexit vote. It would require harmonisation of laws which for all practical purposes is required now anyway. I realise it would be politically very difficult but economically very beneficial particularly for SMEs and farming.

[@wrestle2uk]

Andrew Bailey got the governorship because he agreed to go along with Brexit. Bailey has buyer's remorse. His legacy is under threat because of the catastrophe Brexit clearly is. Mark Carney his much-esteemed predecessor called Brexit out for the economic disaster it was sure to become.

[@abhishekpandey3244]

So Brexit was essentially the worst 'F around and find out' incident in Britain's history? Atleast financially.

[@edmaximum]

James is always spot on on Brexit

[@MichaelBrown-yj9kj]

It is difficult for an offical figure to take an honest position on Brexit while the new Government does not too. In fact that same new Government is promising to "MAKE BREXIT WORK!".

[@Culky]

The lead on embracing the failure of Brexit needs to come from the PM, and the start of a new term would be the ideal time to start shaping the narrative. Not that Starmer seems at all interested.

[@Woodzta]

What do you want out of being in the EU? Is it only trade? If leaving the EU is seen as something so absurd and complicated, then I'm not sure it was wise for us to join.

[@HarryNottings]

Free trade with the largest single market on earth? What's not to get?

[@Woodzta]

@@HarryNottings I was flipping the thumbnail question on its head. Are you assuming that Starmer is not trying to improve trade relations? As many people simply do not want to guarantee the movement of all four freedoms, similarly as other nations around Europe are only partial members.

[@jeffsimon9594]

@@HarryNottings Political union is not the same thing as a trading partnership.

[@HarryNottings]

@@Woodzta You can't have free trade without free movement

[@HarryNottings]

@@jeffsimon9594 It is when the EU says that's what they require to be part of the club

[@martynblackburn9632]

Now they are all saying "Brexit would have worked if only..."

[@jamjam2833]

Now you’re saying we’d have been better off if only…

[@stevemanganiello9666]

William Llyod Garrison, American Abolitionist comes to mind: I am aware, that many object to the severity of my language; but is there not cause for severity? I will be as harsh as truth, and as uncompromising as justice. On this subject, I do not wish to think, or speak, or write, with moderation. No! no! Tell a man whose house is on fire to give a moderate alarm; tell him to moderately rescue his wife from the hands of the ravisher; tell the mother to gradually extricate her babe from the fire into which it has fallen,-but urge me not to use moderation in a cause like the present. I am in earnest-I will not equivocate-I will not excuse-I will not retreat a single inch-AND I WILL BE HEARD. The apathy of the people is enough to make every statue leap from its pedestal, and to hasten the resurrection of the dead.

[@chassetterfield9559]

You used the phrase " half the country voted for ...... "; but that's not the case. One quarter [ 17.4 million ] of the population voted to leave, & the other three quarters of us have to live with the consequences of their action.

[@frankoneill5675]

All eligible voters had the option to vote. Anyone who didn't vote implicitly accepts whatever result there is. The percentage vote is the percentage of those who chose to vote

[@patrickburns574]

When liars lie to you, you're never going to accept that a liar lied to you because you were either happy to be lied to or are silly enough to continue to argue that you weren't lied to.

[@leefairhurst9058]

O'brien still boring us about brexit

[@korermedia]

Quite right. The long-term economic well-being of an entire nation, not to mention the balance for an entire continent, is such a drag, isn't it?

[@scooby1992]

As is his right and free speech .

[@atanaskrastev4491]

I'm not bored. While the UK economy underperforms (compared to... all major economies), then this is needed.

[@dwdei8815]

If you have to lie, dissimulate, mislead or dodge in order to maintain a "neutral" position then you have stopped being or even aiming to be neutral.

[@stuc3195]

When will the UK realise? Define 'the UK' ?

[@michaelsinclair2510]

The referendum was initiated by Cameron in the hope that a 'no' vote would diminsh the power that the right wing 1922 Committee had over Tory politics. Extreme Eurosceptics as they were, they made the party ungovernable, not just for Cameron but for all others before. The economics of being a part of the EU, and the poiltcal leverage the UK had by being a member was never in doubt. It was simply, Party politics before country.

[@acleronacleron7104]

It is encouraging that he mentioned Brexharm especially as the Chancellor did the same. It will be a slow path back to EU membership and this is a start.

[@trevormercury5068]

It failed because it hasn't been completed. And I would argue hasn't begun yet. And you know that, as the people charged with making it a success have aleays been remainers for their own self interest.

[@Galavine]

"I take no position on brexit" but then takes a position of saying how much its damaged and continues to damage the economy XD .. somewhat of a contradiction.

[@billedmunds2665]

Theb Tory Party were in favour of a No Deal Brexit under WTO Rules, but some Tory Twits wanted a Post Brexit Goodbye , which would not have happened under a No Deal WTO Brexit!!

[@TomBartram-b1c]

Are we bored of Trump that quickly?

[@keithwarrington2430]

quickly!!!

[@rb1062]

JoB is jealous of Trump! 😅

[@missmaxinethompson7407]

Wow, putting it on the public in the name of democracy when the accountability for UK economic fiduciary risk, I would think, sits with them; and democracy sits with the government is inconceivably patronising

[@daveturner4134]

During the referendum, I thought the Brexitears said we wouldn't leave the CU and SM...

[@AlanWildman]

O'Brian a starmerite, he's always talking britain down,it's time he was took off facebook

[@emberplate]

Not everyones a neolib

[@JMD-er5jq]

they know that if we ever reapply they have us over a barrel

[@davidlazaro3937]

Brilliant, James. Again. You’re not exhausting, you’re correct. What’s exhausting is those people who insist it was possible with no consequence.

[@miniwhaledropit2738]

did you live under a rock?

[@railworker8058]

What I don’t get is what madness gripped a majority?

[@lesleylamy]

Farage and Johnson.😊

[@markdennison3796]

To use your sports club analogy. Would you continue to be a paying member of a sports club when over half of your fellow members, who also enjoy the same full access as you to facitities are non-paying members?

[@keefwolfson]

O'Brien as topical as ever, obsessing over something which happened 8 years ago!

[@hoWa3920]

It's actually happening every day as it will for a long time.

[@fig1115]

you mean the thing that happened 8 years ago that he warned would be a disaster and is getting worse and worse as time goes on ?

[@MrFoggy13]

He’s obsessed with every argument he loses, he can’t stand being wrong which is why he is permanently angry and bitter.

[@MR-mc6rj]

WW2 happened 80 years ago should we cancel Remembrance Sunday ? O'Brien was right then he's right now. Don't shoot the messenger.

[@atanaskrastev4491]

​@@MrFoggy13ironically, 100% of what you wrote is wrong.

[@qwadratix]

We KNOW it failed. It failed from the first moment. Whatever made anyone think it wouldn't? That's not the issue. The issue is what to do about it.

[@leet3207]

Britain should stand up for free trade and rebuild ties with the European Union - That statement is a bit of an oxymoron. You can only have free trade if your part of the EU club!!!

[@AIJimmybad]

We've got a free trade agreement with the EU. So you're wrong.

[@michaelmurphy1127]

Then that is not free trade. Another oxymoron.

[@anthonymcnamee6297]

Boris please go away with your millions n minions

[@RS-xb5br]

Failure! Emotional damage!

[@Theother1089]

People voted for Brexit because the country was going downhill, I'm a frequent traveller to Europe, and it's following. I much prefer non E.U European countries such as Serbia, and Albania, they just fell more free, infrastructure isn't everything.

[@sonasp1961]

It’s not enough isolation for the nationalists who love capitalism and don’t understand how the economy works.

[@fintamaria2429]

👏👏👏👏well thank you

[@duncansmith8992]

Getting more and more gammon by the month,is O’Brien.

[@michaelrahn6936]

I thought Andrew Bailey was pro/ for Brexit, hence his appointment at the bank of England

[@kanedNunable]

he is. so him saying anything even slightly anti-brexit shows how badly he thinks its gone

[@whel-auxnavigatesthedystop8709]

Answer: The role of Governor of The Bank of England has become politicised.

[@rb1062]

The nut zero programme is costing us far more than Brexit. We aren't able to drill our own energy. Higher energy costs make us less competitive. Talk about projecting the real problems. This station is terrible.

[@jarzhinio]

2 historic votes in the UK over my lifetime - 1 to change the antiquated form of democracy we practice and 2 to cement our trading relationship with neighbouring countries and our foreign policy. Both times binary choices and a binding result each time. Please, please, this is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue about who voted for what. We are here today to witness the new and strengthen bond with our neighbours and faith in our democratic process, and we can look forward to a positive economic future, which unfortunately has just fallen to its death.

[@wolfie6398]

He's Not still Crying about Brexit

[@rb1062]

Forget about nut zero and the ruinous cost of the lockdowns. Keep the lemmings distracted with Brexit. Brexit, Brexit Brexit ....

[@Mayfayne]

The American election result will change things dramatically. Britain can expect no special treatment from Trump when he launches his asinine trade wars and tariffs on exports to America. Britain can't afford to be cut off from Europe in these circumstances.

[@rb1062]

UK will always have a stronger bond with the US than the EU. Read up on the history between Britain and the US. We will fare better than the EU.

[@andrewrees4600]

We need to hold a referendum. Brexit failed.

[@fcassmann]

You can hold referenda until you are blue in the face. We don't want the UK back. Out means out. Stay out.🇪🇺🇳🇱

[@YourTypicalMental]

It'll take a lot for me to leave Canada. But if I ever moved to the UK, it'll be because I like James O'Brien a lot.

[@kirstyduncan408]

A gywho talks down britian and is pretending to be neutral while not being that at all. But hey i guess its help him to sell more of his books. Mr centrist still sitting on a fenxe while being Obrien from 1984.

[@kanedNunable]

give us a few years. 14 years of conservative rule and UK is on its knees. will take 10 years to rectify i think.

[@scooby1992]

@@kirstyduncan408 ' Talking down Britain ' or explaining the problems caused by Brexit '.Depends on your viewpoint .

[@rb1062]

I suspect you probably adore Turdeau.

[@DeniseWilliams-jr5xo]

I think most people realise Brexit was a disaster. However there are too many people just cannot bring themselves to admit to it. It's like the emperor's new clothes. Sadly until these fools face reality nothing will change and I can't see that happening anytime soon.

[@CapAnson12345]

Well what would success have looked like?

[@keithwarrington2430]

exactly

[@willvanzwanenberg6313]

How do you “respect” insanity?

[@AndyCampbellMusic]

Make it president?

[@raymondwebb4179]

Brexiteers say Andrew Bailey , is a loser,

[@grahamflowers]

We should never have joined the EU in the first place

[@hoWa3920]

That's so true, the EU would've been far better of.

[@rb1062]

​@@hoWa3920 How so? We were the second highest contributor. Do your research before you post!

[@JMD-er5jq]

@@rb1062 and why would we have been better to have never joined, the EU kept Britain in the world's eye

[@71bassg]

maybe its something to do with the tories telling us we would all benefit from brexit?

[@mishapurser4439]

The North was angry at the wrong union

[@kimhoward4929]

Absolutely despise this man

[@timwoodger7896]

Sir Starmer wants the same as all the other members of the Corporatocracy. To bend over the workers and do them Royally 🤷‍♂️ it’s been the same old story for as long as I can remember. Nothing has gotten better for at least 30yrs. They don’t even pretend that things will get better anymore.

[@mastiddle1203]

The absolute s... James talks is discolouring the mic.

[@letsgosouls]

All the world has had issues since covid , nothing to do with Brexit , we have had the conservatives and Labour who have not taken advantages of being an independent nation and not a EU colony where 70 percent of laws are made in another country by a majority of foreign people

[@muhammaduddin9268]

If Britain had hard Brexit then who will Britain do trade with?Especially with high tariffs rates with other countries and long waits with trading.

[@petergabony1178]

We have tariff free trade with the EU. When I went on the the show to point out the wrong predictions of disaster put up by the Remainers,I was cut off. Our rates of inflation gross national product and growth figures are all roughly in line with the rest of the EU . James O’Brien is professionally invested in Brexit being a failure.All of his predictions about the economy collapsing mass unemployment and inflation have not materialised. The man is a busted flush.