heute-show Reaction (This is what Brexit REALLY means!)

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This is what Brexit REALLY means! German political comedy "heute show" (English subtitles)
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[@HelleKurstein]

As the UK does not produce any toilet paper, a German toilet paper producer sent a shipment free of charge to the Queen before Brexit rules made imports difficult. Being above that kind of politics, he said, she should not be deprived of simple amenities.

[@Enyavar1]

"Gernot Hassknecht" (the angry red-faced little round man) is a stage name, "Gernot" is an old-fart pre-boomer first name and "Hassknecht" can be translated as "Hate-server". It's a role, he is a charming man IRL.

[@nadineschiffer7370]

I Love this show and i love your reaction 😂😂😂 Greetings from Germany

[@palantir135]

And the English always say that the Germans have no humor.

[@mangomonster5296]

The 100th like, yay! The old guy which is always screaming out of anger is one of the best characters in Heute Show. I assume the most funny episodes are not translated in English, but at least you got some taste of this show.

[@giobozzde]

Ugh man I wish I knew German I’d definitely watch

[@gehtdichnixan3200]

i think wischmeyer is pretty awesome too with his dry aproach to things

[@Dashdriver558]

​@@giobozzde ZDF a license-financed television station ZDF zweites deutsches Fernsehen Seconds German Television

[@helloweener2007]

Founders of the EU. France and Germany were founders but not the only ones. Oldest treaty that is considered to be an EU treaty is the European Steel and Coal Community. Founders were: France, West-Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy. Algeria was also in as part of France.

[@sollte1239]

Fun fact: But the EU was 1946 the Idea of the UK politician Churchill.

[@suntzu94]

@@sollte1239who was a fat drunk inbred who turned out to be a Tory 😂

[@jasonkingshott2971]

Really?...the EU wasn't created until 1st Nov 1993 you clown.

[@SweetSchnubbl]

France, germany, netherlands, italy and belgium founded the eu (back then called eg) in 1952

[@palantir135]

First there was the Benelux.

[@jasonkingshott2971]

Really?...the EU wasn't created until 1st Nov 1993 you clown.

[@Maimai-ef6fe]

love your editing style and you have such positive vibes

[@e.s.7272]

While the UK was still Germany's third most important export market in 2016, the country has slipped to eighth place in 2022. The UK is the only major economy for which economists have predicted a recession this year. The country is doing worse than Russia, which has been hit with far-reaching sanctions because of its war of aggression on Ukraine. (Quote: "tagesschau")

[@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190]

Sorry, but Germany is at the brink of a recession this year. Didn't hear the latest economic news, my dear?

[@robakin1225]

Guess you haven't been paying attention.German economy has stagnated(truth be told has been slowing for years,maybe from lack of innovation,didn't keep up with IT or other technologies)but they where able to hide it behind ECB pumping € euros into their banks,Dax etc and through their exploitation of poor eastern EU nations and also through Covid they hid it through limiting supply and reducing who(vaccine pass to shop was needed) and how much could be bought. And the Russian economy is doing good and even better under sanctions that hurt western nations and help push innovation in Russia and allies further, oh and made the rest of the world look for alternatives to western control,hence the growth of B.R.I.C.S (the real reason behind anti East rhetoric).

[@jasonkingshott2971]

How wrong they were, just like those Spanish sun beds, the Germans got to a recession before the Brits. Nationalism is is still alive in Germany it's 2023 not the 1930s Germany, ah the mentality.

[@marcovtjev]

Brexit: the only case where a country imposed trade sanctions on itself.

[@jasonkingshott2971]

The Brits were right to get the hell out that anti democratic, unaccountable, declining, toxic organisation.

[@indogermane9115]

As a german I really love your reaction :-)

[@shenjahofflin7675]

Two "fun facts": - I once read that a french polititian named her cat "Brexit". Apperantly, when she was asked why, she said something like this: "Well, he always stands by the closed door and meows loudly to be let out. But when I open the door, he just stays there and doesn't go out." - In German, there is a new verb called "brexiten". It is used when someone gets up at a party or gathering for example, says they are going to leave but are still here an hour later and just can't get their foot out of the door for real.

[@asmodon]

7:49 Sometimes when I watch heute show and they‘re on a roll my sides are aching from laughing almost non stop.

[@nickcorne6407]

you are kinda right, France and Germany were two founders and right now the headquarters is technically Brussels, but you also have that thing that it goes to strasbourg every so much time and that there were 4 others, Belgium, the netherlands, luxembourg and italy

[@JohnHazelwood58]

first!!! (< I always wanted to write that!) .... Brexit is a tough one! A lot of companies are leaving "the island" and are moving to "Europe"! Sadly, no joke!

[@giobozzde]

Congrats and that’s tragic Had no idea I wasn’t going well

[@somersaultcurse]

dont forget the retired brits whining about the new rules like paying a fee for a Visa, not being able to stay 6 month in a row in their holiday houses in spain, but most of these crybabies voted for brexit and now they say "nobody told us about this" ..... not sure when thinking for yourself got a very rare thing.

[@chubbymoth5810]

It was and still is a total disaster. As was predicted the UK economy tanked and is the only G7 nations that still hasn't recovered from pandemic yet. Manufacturing is leaving the island as it can't compete. It can't find any ships to catch the fish and fish and chips is getting hard to find. Logistics have collapsed.

[@dnocturn84]

Because it never had to recover just from pandemic alone. Brexit itself was far more destructive to the UK, than the pandemic ever was. But don't tell this Brexiteers. It's their religion now and it's considered blasphemy to confront them with reality.

[@seraphinberktold7087]

Wonderful to see you enjoying this great political comedy show! 😂 Pity about the posters to the left of the anchorman. Their texts often contain nice quips and hilarious puns. But explaining them in the subtitles would make for too much reading and slow the show down. The EU originated from a European community for coal and steel (Montanunion, 1951) founded by France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands and Luxemburg. It evolved to the EWG (European Economic Community) and further steps followed in the evolution towards the European Union we have today. (Sorry, I only know the German terms and abbreviations.)

[@sakaiiyuji7977]

I am from germany. Thx that you love this Show. You will be surprised but this Show runs each friday on the free channel...the free channel is normaly..well...lets say...boring and for grannies but....the german "heute show" is realy great. Maybe you should try "Extra3" to. Christian Ehring...the reporter from the trump Interview...is moderating the show^^ and sry for my Bad english

[@MichaEl-rh1kv]

The "heute show" is named after the news broadcast of the same channel, "heute" - which means simply "today". And the German diphthong 'eu' sounds similar to 'oi' [ɔʏ̯] . Gernot Hassknecht is a stage name. Hass = hate, Knecht = servant. Gernot is old Germanic meaning spear swinger and was the name of one of the kings of the Burgundians in the Nibelung saga. The history of the EU goes back to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs Robert Schuman, born as a German in Luxembourg in 1886, whose proposal of an European Coal and Steel Community (a single common market for those goods) was accepted by German chancellor Adenauer. This plan targeted to get the coal and steel industry, which was before not only a main resource for armament, but also the cause of conflict, under common governance. The founding members besides West Germany and France were the Benelux countries (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) and Italy. It was followed by the EEC, the European Economic Community, expanding the common market at nearly all other industries and establishing a nominal European Parliament, and then the European Union, adding a reformed political structure with actual competences for the Parliament and introducing freedom of movement not only for goods, but for all citizens of the European Union.

[@Ezekiel_Kleyer]

Some of my cousins are actually british. I am so sorry for your lost.

[@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190]

The term you wanted to use was "loss".

[@Ezekiel_Kleyer]

@@hoodyniszwangsjacke3190 ja

[@renekuipers4563]

The Uk out of the G7 ..G 10 hha

[@matthiasreinartz9422]

watch Jan Böhmermann America first , Germany second have Fun :)

[@marinaparigiani4090]

the lookalike of Johnson from Little Britain ?

[@GermanGreetings]

The horrible to the african folks: They MUST smile 😁

[@nilsmeyer7278]

The EU was founded to have a common ground on how to degrate west germany at the time cause they were booming from the money we got from the americans, while the others didnt invest it as good

[@sollte1239]

The idea to found the EU had 1946 Winston Churchill😂

[@Der.Baldur]

Yes, but Churchill also said that Britain should not be part of it.

[@suntzu94]

De Gaulle did NOT want the British peasants to be a part of the EU because he knew the UK was in debt to the USA after WW2. Read a history book you might learn something

[@jasonkingshott2971]

Really?...the EU wasn't created until 1st Nov 1993 you clown.

[@renekuipers4563]

Painfull for the poor Brexit people ..Reality off poverty .

[@Cyberpunk_RZ]

The ZDF is an independent television funded by compulsory fees. I don't know if that's a good thing. There are a couple of very good TV stations with good shows. but a lot of scrap is also produced by them. unfortunately....

[@TF2CrunchyFrog]

The public TV channels like ZDF, ARD, the socalled "Third Channels" (from a time when there only _were_ three channels on TV) and the French/German co-op channel ARTE (which specializes in European nature and geographical documentaries, international news, and ArtHouse movies) are financed by TV & radio taxes, yes, but that doesn't mean the German government controls them. It means they're not run by corporations and have the freedom to run their programs uninterrupted by commercials.

[@johankaewberg8162]

Poorly.