Nigel Farage Gets Into Heated Row With Remain Caller Over No Deal Brexit

[@jankymcjangles3817]

The Remain callers are insufferable. Why do they always try to filibuster the conversation?

[@josiestevens-percival6299]

Because they haven’t the manners and are very ignorant .

[@mikerenton1776]

Literacy issues?

[@tomsmith5456]

Janky McJangles ..They are dyed in the wool communists , always trying to undermine democracy..There can be no other reason.

[@skyblazeeterno]

Using the word filibuster as if you have a clue what it means

[@jankymcjangles3817]

@@skyblazeeterno I swear you Remainers are so literal-minded and insecure that everything turns into a semantics debate.

[@paulsbeerreviews]

My ballot paper literally asked ‘Leave’? Or ‘Remain’? There was no mention of any deal or negotiations of any sort. This began as soon as the result was announced and MP’s started to interfere. Democracy has been ignored and these MP’s (who are elected by the people) have proven that they simply do not care what the public want and will do what they want as long as it involves lining their own pockets. We should now be allowed to vote on whether we want the current parliament to remain or bring in a fresh parliament to have a crack.

[@belfastchild666]

Paul, I voted leave because Nigel said we could get a better deal than Norway. It did say Leave or Remain. I then listened to the arguments for and against. Nigel's idea of us having a better deal than Norway won it for me.

[@tehrealfake]

That vote is already built into our constitutional system and it's called a general election. Referendums on the other hand are not an integrated part of our constitutional system and that's why it was advisory. It's also why if you treat it like it's not advisory is has the potential to cause a 3+ year long constitutional crisis because it's effectively a spanner in the works of how our country is supposed to be governed. If you want our country to act like a direct democracy, you need to change our constitution, if you don't change our constitution and pretend to be a direct democracy the system is gonna crash.

[@brentmeistergeneral6074]

The word ‘leave’ was clearly too broad then as I voted to leave also, but not the way of leaving you voted for. There, you see, is the big problem!!!

[@markselvin2230]

Article 50 still stands rather

[@brentmeistergeneral6074]

Aaron Mason well all of the ‘vote leave’ campaign material always mentioned a deal and that was what I based my decision on even BEFORE I entered the ballot box (are you telling me you based your entire on decision in those two words on the paper 😂). The word ‘leave’ is very broad when considering all of the various material used to promote the idea. And as for Farage, he wasn’t even part of the official leave campaign! It was Boris, who is advocating a deal, just like he discussed in the referendum campaign!

[@smithy2389]

Wow these two almost agreed! I do think Nigel likes to avoid questions he feels don’t give a palatable answer.

[@alantracy6757]

I read my U.K. referendum leaflet in 2016 it’s said in or out only. Out of the single market, customs union, ECJ and Free immigration. We voted out/ no deal.

[@bobtermc7463]

Yes it was black ot white.they will do and are doing everything to stop it remember morning after result 2016 most or all of the so called polititions were in shock they were about to lose any personal benifits they might have.and they would have to run a country oh the shock but democracy was served .and now look at them not even trying to hide the fact that they oppose democracy get the eu lovers out of our parliment.

[@boltonlad95]

Actually, the official vote leave campaign website stated that some sort of deal will be negotiated with the EU. So no you didn't actually vote for no deal brexit. No one did.

[@Warper39]

how happy he was to find the window to run away from conversation.

[@javelin6258]

If there is another peoples vote it should be between Boris's deal and no deal. Majority voted to rule out remain back in 2016.

[@luvlife6347]

Agree but what they will do is split the vote i.e. Vote for either remain vote for a deal or vote for no deal that's how they split the vote. Not have vote in or out

[@philipmarlowe4682]

James Brown why would remain be still on the table!? Brexit 2016 the vote to leave got the majority over remaining so to remain is and should not be on the table no more.

[@luvlife6347]

James Brown thank you for the info about referendums I didn't know that I do hope they won't split the vote my friend. I'm still not too old to learn thank you

[@jonnybeat64]

The referendum was an advisory vote it was NOT legally binding. We now have the details of the deal on the table and the govt can do responsible analysis of the economic effects this deal will have on the country, then put it back to the people. Letting the people decide is by definition democratic.

[@javelin6258]

@@shaunnewton9306 I think you mean "YOU'RE" dead from the neck up idiot. You're welcome..

[@paddy0809]

The difference between Nigel Farage and James O'Brien on how they talk to their callers is unbelievable. James answers the questions asked of him and counters back. Nigel, just avoids and goes with "Brexit means Brexit" type of answers!!

[@RamSoberts]

@MsMissy to who?

[@ryanv3015]

Spot on, terrible responses from Nigel.

[@stiffywatson2]

Are you for real. OBrian just states his monologue. Prattles on and on and on. If anyone contradicts him, they get switched off

[@antonydandrea]

Nigel also mutes the call when he talks

[@paulbrashier912]

The country voted out that’s what I expect end of story nothing else will be sufficient

[@mikerenton1776]

37% of it

[@thertis580]

WHEN WE VOTED LEAVE AND WON; WE EXPECTED TO LEAVE FORTWITH. END OF. THE LAST 3yrs HAS BEEN, ESSENTIALLY, AN ATTEMPTED INSURRECTION. USUAL SUSPECTS; BLAIR, CAMPBELL, MANDELSON ETC FOR EU/GLOBALISM

@@mikerenton1776 52% of voters voted out ,those who didn't vote have no say

[@lewisner]

@@mikerenton1776 and less than 37% voted remain. So you are still in the minority.

[@mikerenton1776]

@@lewisner Ah, deflection.

[@ThePaulwebb]

This caller is just so agitated because he can’t get his own way

[@mastertemple8369]

Yeah Daddy won't let him have the range rover either......

[@SonOfExcess]

Yep. Remainers like this are just the absolute worst. As soon as he started going on about the referendum being merely 'advisory' I just couldn't take him remotely seriously. I mean it's such a weak argument. Imagine if Remain had won in 2016 but the government went ahead and implemented Brexit any way, with the excuse that the referendum was merely 'advisory'. Does anybody seriously think that idiots like this caller would be ok with that, and just accept that the referendum was 'advisory'? Of course he wouldn't. He would cry and scream about 'democracy being betrayed' and all the other typical phrases you can imagine in such a scenario. Remainers really are horrendous hypocrites and disgusting, deceptive liars.

[@ragnardanneskjold7259]

Yeah, "heated" here is one-way.

[@elainemansell8499]

Ohh dear. he really has thrown his dumny out the pram..

[@Anonymous-or4ru]

@@SonOfExcess Very well said

[@smokeymcpot9887]

"They're not frustrating it.." Do Remainers have courses in Doublespeak?

[@Capt.DanInJapan]

May managed to get a Withdrawal Agreement. Did Johnson vote for or against it?

[@skyblazeeterno]

@Alan Brookes nope it's called democracy where ideas can be challenged peacefully and lawfully

[@ferretchief]

​@Alan Brookes I assume you voted to leave? So you are in favour to put the country's future solely in the hands of the output of the UK education system you belittle.

[@rnf1227]

@David Lee Excellent reply.

[@belfastchild666]

@starfield2 Could not agree more. In Sweden they think they are smarter than us, just because more of them go to university than us, and the fact that they have a higher standard of education than we do. But I bet you they would not even vote to leave like we did, which proves who is really the smarter one.

[@Duncan1974]

I bet 99.9% of leave voters (of which I was one) never even considered a”deal”. Leave meant leave, ..to cut away from entirely. Not much point in voting leave and then wanting to remain half in..

[@markjennings8687]

It's only when remainers invented the term deal or no deal which is a joke. The start of there scare mungering lol. Before that I voted to leave which in my mind meant one thing.

[@raycomer50]

Duncan Evans, so how did you think we could leave without some sort of negotiation to terminate the multitude of agreements that we as a member state were signed upto? Everyone had the opportunity to research

[@markjennings8687]

@Andrew Balletto thanks for that. I wonder how my life would be if someone wasn't around to correct my spelling 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 lol

[@jameswilliams8350]

Another stuck up snobby remainer who thinks he knows best .

[@ntranced257]

It's not about being a 'snobby remainer', mate. He's just educated and understands politics. Nigel didn't respond with anything remotely factual, he merely responded in a way that YOU could understand, so you assumed he was right. Get some self-awareness buddy.

[@jackkruese9929]

It’s not personal

[@eddclark967]

@@ntranced257 What's self-awareness got to do with what James said? And as a lot of you bemoaners talk like you do re brexit, it does come across as snobby, sanctimonious and preachy.

[@drummingtildeath]

@@eddclark967 it is very hard not to be annoying when you keep being right.

[@imedi]

he did know better

[@dombizkit8410]

Why does someone from the losing side get to shout the odds about what Brexit was about?

[@rollsreus7727]

Or in other words why does someone who is a citizen of this country get to have an opinion about the direction the country is heading?

[@wecandothiswarriors]

@@rollsreus7727 You had your vote..YOU lost ..crawl back under your veg patch

[@MrTommyb74]

It’s incredible how you can answer a multitude of questions using the same slogans.

[@leonfuller7962]

Way MORE than 17.4. No to BORRIS'S TREATY. CLEAN BREAK

[@pb004l7138]

We didn't get involved in all this EU nonsence until 1972. We managed to survive before then, so what are EU offering that makes things better for us..?

[@fair1831]

. . . The chance to be involved in a dictatorial satanistic aspiring towards globalist one-world government, that is as far from democracy as you can get. . .

[@pb004l7138]

@@fair1831 BANG ON!

[@jasonvoorhees4713]

Exactly. If it wasn't for Britain, Russia and the US there would be no Europe at all.

[@thomasdavies5560]

Throughout the late 1960s and 1970s, the United Kingdom was frequently called the "sick man of Europe", first by foreign commentators, and later at home by critics of the third Wilson/Callaghan ministry, because of industrial strife and poor economic performance compared to other European countries.[9] This era is considered to have started with the devaluation of the pound in 1967, culminating with the Winter of Discontent of 1978-79, the period between the Three-Day Week in 1973-74 and the IMF bailout in 1976 is generally seen by Britons as one of the darkest periods in the country's modern history. Following membership of the EU, the UK's economy improved to the point that by 2016, it was the fifth largest in the world. In the summer of 2017, the United Kingdom was again referred to as the "sick man of Europe" following the results of the supposed negative economic effects of the EU referendum the previous year. Surviving and thriving are two different things my man. We've already dropped to the 7th largest economy since this nonsense started.

[@gabbajay9739]

Minus 55 billion a year.

[@markshirley01]

3.01 Nigel Farage still won't answer a crucial question asked by the caller. When will the penny drop with Brexit support.

[@markshirley01]

@Jo Humphreys were not trying to stop it - it's equally the same amount of brexit MPs who don't like the deals that have been struck. Face it Brexiteers said we'd get a great deal and you've failed miserably - you just won't admit it. No deal makes no sense for Britain's trade. Believe the sound-bites as much as you want.

[@markshirley01]

@Jo Humphreys keep believing Jo - your going to be disappointed in the tho. 😆

[@beedos08]

@@markshirley01 speaking as a US citizen with no skin in the game I have just one thing to say. My country would love to buy anything the UK is willing to sell and we would love to provide your economy with anything you want. Again, I'm an ocean away so your affairs are not something I am exposed to often but I would rather die than have an unelected bureaucracy tell me what I can and can't do.

[@markshirley01]

@@beedos08Thanks for your offer of friendship but they are elected. We unfortunately won't be doing a trade deal with you we'll be doing a trade deal the United States of America.

[@beedos08]

@@markshirley01 so you directly elect members of the EU legislative body? This would be new to me since I was under the assumption that people like Juncker were appointed by the EU body rather than voted on directly by the member states. By this I mean the UK voted for their pick, France for theirs, and so on, with the winner being determined by a more direct election. Having someone voted on by a committee of rich people doesn't sound democratic to me. Also, I didn't mean me personally conducting the trade deal (didn't think I would have to explain that part). What I'm saying is that president Trump has already said he looks forward to working with the UK on a trade deal going forward. Too bad it appears Trump may not get the chance at this rate. You guys can't seem to actually leave before he might be out of office.

[@vic8695]

dude needs to chill out, he is way too agitated

[@peterd788]

@Will Iam I voted remain in the referendum but I just want the whole thing over with.

[@pecky88]

@@peterd788 sadly, this is only the end of the beginning. Haven't even started the years of negotiations to follow yet. This will go on for a looooooong time yet.

[@garyr6552]

Yeah, Nigel looked rattled here

[@eleganzaitself6115]

True, Farage needs to take a chill pill and look at the facts! Rejoin.

[@paulmaguire3155]

That caller does not have a clue what he's on about....

[@peetsnort]

He's just one of the useful idiot who gets used by the establishment

[@ferretchief]

Except from the fact he has points to back up his view, like how execution of Article 50 works. Farage just has opinion - "we all want to leave". Sure about that Nigel? Let's have a confirmatory referendum like you said you wanted back in Jan 2018 and we will find out.

[@peetsnort]

@@ferretchief referendum is not a soccer match where you have the best of the odd number. The referendum took 25 years to come to fruition and the public got what they wanted. So no amount of bbc propaganda will change the season for change. Pack it in mate you lost. Now get over it and enjoy the ride.

[@pendergastj]

Do any remainers?

[@Anonymous-or4ru]

@@ferretchief Yeah? Why not just make it best of three?

[@kaneEvro]

If they want another referendum, let the options be Boris's deal or no deal. Remain shouldn't even be discussed.

[@richardetchell1583]

No. When a country asks its people whether or not to change the constitution, they must present the change of the constitution to the people and ask - do you want the change or do want the status quo. “Leave” was undefined, each person voted for their own personally expectation of leave, and when it comes down to it, there is not a single leave option which can carry more votes than the 16 million people that voted to remain.

[@kaneEvro]

@Nspnspker we're already seeing the death of democracy in this country, the establishment are refusing to honour the result of the referendum.

[@davidknight2104]

I voted to leave all EU institutions like we were told would be the case by Cameron...

[@mickeypearce244]

Exactly. Cameron made it quite clear that if we voted leave it would mean coming out completely. Cameron said that to scare us out of leave, but we still voted leave.

[@peterholden9357]

So someone told you it would be really bad, but you voted for it anyway? O......K........

[@wecandothiswarriors]

@@peterholden9357 WTF you on about.

[@peterholden9357]

Juliette Ashmore - The stupidity of the previous post.

[@sunking25]

@@peterholden9357 Maybe we didn't believe him and that we can make our own mind up.

[@DaPs166]

I love how someone called up a radio show and wanted to speak for minutes on end without being interrupted.

[@philhaji-michael8471]

And yet Farage didn’t answer the question did he. What are the mitigation’s for a “No deal” exit. What are the plans to reduce the long term harm? There are none. He just blisters and changed the subject. Again. Can no-one see this?

[@philhaji-michael8471]

WHOFAN78 Hahahaha! Love it! That was funny. Or at least I hope that was the intention....

[@philhaji-michael8471]

Thats Just Prime What to wind in? All I said is Farage simply didn’t answer the question. Can you? I’d really like an answer. And you won after all. So you must know.

[@charliealder3522]

@@philhaji-michael8471 you must be suffering the same selective hearing problem. He answered the question in plain English. You lot just don't want to accept any answers given because all you want to do is throw a spanner in the works because you didn't get the result you wanted. All this doom mongering but you people forget that Britain has come through the biggest financial crash in history and we were all fine. Brexit is hardly going to crash the world markets is it!!!

[@philhaji-michael8471]

Charlie Alder Never said it was. I just pointed out he didn’t answer the question. What are the mitigations for wto/no deal. It’s only reasonable to want some answers. If you want this then fine, what the plan. Do tell.

[@fredneecher1746]

Two people sitting in Starbucks: "This coffee shop sucks. Let's leave." "Yes, but what version of leave?" "Through the front door?" "No, you didn't answer my question! The front door was never mentioned!" Etc.

[@ferretchief]

@Fred Neecher and this is why Remainers think Brexiteers are idiots… leaving the EU is complex.

[@D0CBEE]

And that's why we are where we are. Because we have people comparing coffee shops with the complex arrangement the UK has with the EU. Pure ignorance.

[@janiceheath8534]

Well said Fred......don't listen to the Commies.

[@ferretchief]

@Lady Trek2space you’re not helping the whole ‘brexiteers are idiots’ thing. If you think leaving is a simple process then you are beyond help.

[@MrSelecta32]

@Lady Trek2space no ofcoure not its just as easy as walking through the door. Tell you what whenbwe get hit by high prices and unemployment the brexit voters get made redundant and loose their jobs first deal? Lets see you all walk out "the door" then.

[@rebornsmith7542]

"We were never told what leave meant"... *fingers in ears*… *plays David Cameron telling everyone nationally that leave meant no deal equivalent*.

[@allthatchas]

Cameron said that arguing for remain. What did brexiteers say? They were all over the place.

[@haiybo]

@@allthatchas they were repeatedly pressed for details and could never give any still can't as this call illustrates

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

But they did say what leaving meant, "350mill a week-lie, easiest deal we will ever make -lie, the day after the vote we will be in Berlin with a deal-lie, You were conned

[@peterholden9357]

Brexit jihadists accused Cameron of Project Fear when he pointed out the possibility of no deal. There are hours of footage showing charlatans like Farage stating no deal wasn’t even an option.

[@holdtightadele8017]

Jacob Jorgenson Absolutely

[@jensonsenna6640]

Leave means leave there's a only one version.

[@MrShoopdawoop97]

Memory problems? The leave campaign continually said that they would get a deal, supposedly the easiest deal to make in history...

[@ferretchief]

@@MrShoopdawoop97 people can't no argue with that unless they suffering from amnesia.

[@jensonsenna6640]

@@MrShoopdawoop97 look in the dictionary what leave means.its not difficult.

[@goingpostal5858]

@@MrShoopdawoop97 If we had thr balls to leave without a deal then it would be the easiest deal in history you moronic sheep.

[@MrShoopdawoop97]

Yeah except no Deal isn't what they meant was it? Go back and look for yourself, the entire leave camp said that there would be a deal.

[@fondelmaddick5085]

We want a no deal.

[@leodouskyron5671]

Fondel Maddick Then put it on the ballet. Tell the truth about what the effects would be and get a vote.

[@fondelmaddick5085]

@@leodouskyron5671 all effects would be positive, unlike staying in the duplicitous, treasonable, EUSSR.

[@jamisbillson4872]

Fondel Maddick but you’re brainwashed. The EUSSR! Your Daily Mail started that. You Tory supporting clueless moron.

[@TheMcLaughlincrew]

Fondel Maddick hahahahahahahaahahhahahahahahaahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha all effects will be positive

[@fondelmaddick5085]

@@TheMcLaughlincrew a no deal is the only real positive.

[@andyachilleos5013silvereagle]

I love coming on the shows and listening to These remainers Moaning and groaning it really sets my day off really nice

[@eleganzaitself6115]

When we rejoin in a few years in a worse position than we were in before the morons voted leave, I won't be coming on here and gloating because I'm not a classless oaf scumbag. See you when we're in Schengen, babe!

[@AlanAHAPartridge]

Farage absolutely schooled here

[@markgallacher7832]

We voted leave if we don't leave there's no point ever voting again because people will never accept another vote

[@peterholden9357]

I will!

[@markgallacher7832]

@@peterholden9357 so if we have another vote and we still vote leave u won't start crying then like the 48% losers have been doing since the 1st vote

[@peterholden9357]

Mark Gallacher - Well hopefully this time they won’t ask for a simple answer to a complex question.

[@markgallacher7832]

@@peterholden9357 leave or remain that's simple question

[@peterholden9357]

Mark Gallacher - The fact you think it is says a lot

[@tonibrown2983]

This is going on for years an years.

[@robertcoombes5444]

Yes correct until we leave

[@ryanv3015]

Yeah because the brexit camp sold everyone a lie, and discovered how complicated the whole process is. Total shambles and Nigel holds partial responsibility.

[@philwilson4167]

I love how the caller lists facts, and Farage dismisses them as "scare stories" 🙄

[@pat199rick6]

Simple question on the ballot paper. Leave or remain. 17.4 million voted leave. What's the problem?

[@Alex-ni2ir]

Unfortunately it's the terms in which we leave that need to be agreed on. It's not as simple as you think it is. Leaving without a deal is short term economic suicide.

[@pat199rick6]

@@Alex-ni2ir Where's your proof. It's just an opinion.

[@42littlet]

@@pat199rick6 There is no "proof", only forecasts and modelling from experts. However we need to take these things seriously. In much the same way I trust the opinion of Doctors when it comes to health, and mechanics when it comes to cars, I trust these economic forecasters.

[@paulwood2329]

That caller is wrong. We left the EU on the 29 of March 2019, by law!

[@nigeljameshughes3722]

But Nigel but Nigel but Nigel your still not answering my question! Once again a Remoaner stamping his feet and throwing his dummy out of the pram! 😀😀 very funny to listen to his voice getting louder and louder and the hole he was digging for himself getting deeper!

[@peterholden9357]

So can you answer his question about the free movement of data much of our economy depends upon?

[@thomasdavies5560]

@Lady Trek2space - Guess you can't answer his question then.

[@MrAzboGaming]

Your lies don’t become “facts” when you shout over people. 🤦‍♂️

[@MrAzboGaming]

Phil Earl English?

[@eleganzaitself6115]

If only Farage had followed this maxim for the last 25 years!

[@generaLRager]

"This isn't the version of Leaving I agree with therefore its wrong" - All Remainers 2016 - 2020.

[@elftax]

In 2016, No one voted for a no deal/WTO terms Brexit. The Leave campaign promised that Brexit would mean leaving the EU but having access to the free market with No Trade Barriers (Michael Gove April 2016), Daniel Hannan laid out Brexit as leaving gently while picking and choosing current trading arrangements over 15 years to minimize any abrupt trade barriers. If the referendum was for a hard Brexit then even Farage would have voted remain as going onto WTO terms would wreck Britains future trade negotiations, WTO terms would mean the UK has to make agreements with EVERY country simultaneously and the moment it makes a single agreement it either gets off WTO terms or gives the same agreement to everyone.

[@lindabowman2139]

ANYONE who starts their sentences with 'So', are never worth listening to...

[@snowyowel7961]

Why should brexiters have to win twice and remainers only once or is it the best of three .

[@thomasdavies5560]

Err...didn't we already have a referndum on this 40 odd years ago?

[@snowyowel7961]

@@thomasdavies5560 Not to join the EU we didn't, we was the only country not to hold a referendum to join the EU

[@thomasdavies5560]

@@snowyowel7961 We voted to choose whether to remain in the EEC, after we'd already joined. This was an in/out referendum and we chose in.

[@snowyowel7961]

@@thomasdavies5560 The EEC is not the EU we never had a referendum to join the EU we was taken in by an act of Parliament without the approval of the British people

[@snowyowel7961]

@Nspnspker Rubbish whichever way they try to dress it up leave WON the referendum The undeocratic remainer MPs are doing incalculable damage to our country's Democracy .We was told that what ever we decided WOULD be implemented .we was told there would be NO interference from politicians NO interference from parliment or lobbies we was told there would be NO second referendum, we was never told it would be best of three that is just remainers who are doing everything they can going against our country's Democracy and Democracy is the very foundation of which our society is built on without Democracy you get a dictatorship .

[@user-hp5fz3qs1u]

Another remoaner who can't understand he lost

[@sirtyke10]

We want a clean break and that means OUT

[@peterholden9357]

There is no clean break

[@mrmooshoo8380]

Straight up out of the European Union. I don't get why we are being told there's something with breaking away from a federal state like the eu

[@peterholden9357]

Mr Mooshoo - I can think of a trillion reasons!

[@mrmooshoo8380]

@@peterholden9357 I can think of a previous attempt to bring federalism through fascism to Europe. To many different languages and massive amounts of people to make it work today.

[@-bnqe-3119]

Remainers - PSOF to the EU mainland !!!

[@VCanisMajorisY]

The best caller he had said...look up the definition of leave in a dictionary.

[@magma11000]

Ah, there's the rub when it comes to legalese being superimposed on the English language, and the words becoming totally abused and adulterated to mean practically the opposite of what they are commonly understood to mean by the common folk. I'm and American national resident in the UK. And I've just realised that my UK residence permit says "Indefinite Leave to Remain'' and in this context Leave means simply 'Allowed/Granted' rather than 'required to leave'. It wouldn't surprise me if 'Leave' in legalese means something quite different to what normal common folk would assume it to mean. I suppose its old fashioned English. Quite contradictory in terms though 'Leave to Remain' ej? Especially in the context of Leave or Remain, which is really Remain or Remain according to Remainiacs.

[@insanityrulestheday]

As the song goes, You put your left foot in, You put your left foot out, In, Out, and shake it all about, Do the hokey pokey, Turn yourself around, That's what it's all about.

[@jackgillies5638]

You have to work out how to open the door before you can leave.

[@essentialslightskinnedfath7958]

@@jackgillies5638 Whereas you have difficulty chewing gum and walking at the same time.

[@jackgillies5638]

@@essentialslightskinnedfath7958 doesn't make any sense. But then random Brexit based insults rarely do.

[@horus44102]

When Parliment remove no deal off the table they gave full autonomy to Europe to do anything they feel.

[@matherspad]

horus44102 💯

[@malc70000]

horus44102 like ur Union Jack

[@simongreen2510]

Get over it and get behind GREAT Britain!

[@harunhernandez]

The problem with Brexit from the onset was that it would have to go through parliament

[@mwd331]

Why is that a problem? We are a parliamentary democracy, brexiters bang on about democracy all the time, were you not able to handle it? It’s finally here all these years later and not ONE benefit.

[@nrdify]

Nonsense! Parliament is the body that makes laws, we don’t do it through direct democracy votes.

[@Anthony-no9ji]

I have never heard 1 valid reason to remain from anyone ever

[@Tinseltopia]

Likewise for leave, all I hear is "Muh Sovrinty!!" "Muh Demokrussy!!"

[@the.internet]

@@Tinseltopia yeah, because democracy is something only 'ficko gammon lol' care about, isn't it?

[@zombiematt2006]

Tinseltopia the brexit white paper said clearly the UK had its sovereignty.

[@ferretchief]

And the valid reasons for leaving are coming thick and fast… oh wait, no, that’s bullshit.

[@blxtothis]

The Opposition have wasted 3 years!

[@petewalsh2286]

in which way? May wouldn't talk to the opposition about Brexit for 3 years.

[@mattoconnor9286]

If May didn't take the same deal to the house 4 times there wouldn't have been time wasted. If Johnson didn't leave his deal till last minute there wouldn't have been time wasted. If the conservatives conducted cross party negotiations from the get go there wouldn't have been time wasted. You can't really blame the people not in government when the only reason it's been dragged on for so long is because of our government.

[@holdtightadele8017]

How?😂

[@holdtightadele8017]

Always someone else’s fault... who’s been in government since 2010

[@richiesquest3283]

I voted to leave regardless of the circumstances.

[@petewalsh2286]

That's because you are an idiot. Also By the way, you who voted Brexit, did you see Dispatches last night? See what's going to happen to the NHS once we leave? Watch it, you'll learn about life.

[@richiesquest3283]

@@petewalsh2286 With a comment like that you must be a unemployable student drop-out.

[@petewalsh2286]

@@richiesquest3283 I'm in my 50s and worked since I was 14 (part-time in a pub). At the moment I'm 27 years in the same factory, and you?

[@LEXI3000music]

@@petewalsh2286 Dispatches is made by people who are clearly promoting Remain!......what a surprise they made Brexit sound really bad! Duh, who's the idiot?

[@markshirley01]

Well that's smart.

[@shawnanthony1992]

“You’re doing what remainers always do!” “What? Rely on fact and detail?” Touché, sir!

[@markhorton8578]

Yes facts and details, when those leavers fuss about other trivia and minor details such as democracy.

[@markshirley01]

Exactly - he just won't answer the callers questions

[@markshirley01]

@Aron Maddocks oh right I'll go through it again thanks for the heads up.

[@jbbad672]

Yellowbellies lol, remainers have no vision, hopeless

[@jasongeorgiou1375]

Yellow snow eaters!

[@LiamRproductions]

Farage was all too happy to get away from that caller. He had him pinned down at the end, admitting what he had been in denial about the whole call. This wasn't the brexit Farage wanted. He's led us into a disaster that even he wasn't aiming for.

[@kethughes8266]

Farage never led us anywhere he never had any power or any say.

[@davedogge2280]

Remoner: "I voted Labour and I never agreed to a Conservative government because no one understood what the government was about and the people were deceived". : "Hold my beer !".

[@AliOumouassane]

I just can't understand these remainers

[@MrAzboGaming]

Scoop Pluming and Heating Ali Crowe remainers don’t understand remainers. That would qualify them having a working brain cell

[@ferretchief]

@c7z you must have used your entire brain cell to come up with that…

[@peterholden9357]

I’d imagine there are a lot of things you don’t understand!

[@MrAzboGaming]

James Patterson no little man.

[@nostars5919]

Wow... Name calling... Society is really crumbling

[@Thorpean]

Caller sounds like he's seriously confused...We Want To Leave"....caller: What version of leave? LEAVE MEANS LEAVE, Snowflake!

[@stakeoutrockhound523]

Mahyar Tousi says the deal isn't too bad and that it allows the UK to negotiate in the future. It would be stage one.

[@Thorpean]

@@stakeoutrockhound523 We need a GE and then a clean break from the EU. Its the only way.

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Leave how? How will leaving change anything in your life ?

[@hectortyseus8393]

If you think that erasing over half a century of European integration, thousands of treaties, countless trade agreements and common policies is as easy as walking out of a restaurant because you didn't like the food, then you are frankly too stupid to vote.

[@Thorpean]

@@stakeoutrockhound523 Mahyar is a great KZbinr but hasn't studied the fine details of the Boris sellout Treaty. We will be tied to the EU until 2022! Thats not BREXIT!

[@bomhomdu]

that wasn't a heated row, ffs stop exaggerating for clicks,

[@DougieL]

It was quite jolly wasn't it!

[@pietdezwart2271]

farage got destroyed by that caller and all he could do was talk over him and try to change the topic.

[@Secret19977]

The guy speaking like he is intelligent he is ridiculous

[@singingsuga]

Says the person who apparently cannot conduct a correct sentence. Please open your mind to this vital issue.

[@42littlet]

I know right, Farage is a moron.

[@paulmaloney585]

So if Farage is allow to oppose Boris' version of Brexit, why can't everyone else say if they do with a referendum?

[@Gixer750pilot]

I thought leave means leave

[@wecandothiswarriors]

We thought it did...............................And now we have the remain side wetting their panties , while stamping their feet because THEY swore blind it was only advisory! Suddenly only advisory, hmmmmm..And some guy on here reckons the middle classes are more intelligent.. LMAO

[@Luftgitarrenprofi]

If you really thought leave just means leave, then you were ill-informed on the vote. Or did you really expect that there would be no heated debate over on what terms to leave?

[@drummingtildeath]

@@wecandothiswarriors well Farage says this version of leave doesn't mean leave.

[@Tankaroonies]

@@Luftgitarrenprofi There should have been a department set up to start negotiations outside of the EU instead of the three year heated debate/arguing/slagging off/patronising. Parliament is a DEAD! parliament.

[@blameyourself4489]

@@wecandothiswarriors Can't wait to see you on food stamps.

[@Lesnixonlive]

another escapee from the Dunning Kruger school :)

[@mattcast44]

What, Nigel Farage? Yep, couldn't agree more.

[@stots7797]

R E F E R E N D U M noun a general vote by the electorate on a single political question which has been referred to them for a direct decision.

[@mwd331]

No mention of them having to carry out the utterly misinformed wishes of people who listen to charlatans like Farage, sadly we did.

[@yayamon769]

A dummy who think's it can think. OMG pull the plug

[@kelpkelp5252]

What's your apostrophe for?

[@huntera123]

The only out comes are either the end Britain as a nation or Brexit.

[@MrSelecta32]

just as well Britain Sucks

[@m.k.282]

The caller did raise a number of important points, Farage did not answer them and relied on generalities and did not answer the question about mitigation - and he did stop the caller by talking over him with nothing but generalities.

[@davidatherton1780]

As soon as he says I'm a remainer he lost me , remainers always use the financial hit this country will take if we just leave but what they dont realise is we dont care

[@Alex-ni2ir]

What do you care about?

[@crunkalac]

@@Alex-ni2ir They care about their freedom.

[@singingsuga]

This is the problem with all leavers I have encountered. "As soon as he says I'm remainer he lost me". From this, I know that you dissmiss everyone with an opposing opinion to your own. You need to be willing to debate and most importantly listen. This is an extremetly important issue. Please be open minded especially on something so vital. You could even change your mind, like many others.

[@richardmcgowan1651]

Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Delay. Soft Brexit that no one in their right mind would agree. They not allowing a no deal Brexit. Push for a second referendum. Cancel Brexit. What is really going on in the corners of the parliament building.

[@marshallj1077]

Talking to remoaners is like talking to a brick wall

[@peterholden9357]

If you get close enough, you can lick the window in that brick wall!

[@stephenburke5967]

Not one reason the Brexiters can put forward that will make the UK people better off.

[@simonreid7389]

LOL. "Is that the deal you voted for, Nigel?" "No"

[@blameyourself4489]

@Sarah H That's how he makes money.

[@MyRonnierocket]

REMOAN REMOANER, WE JUST WANT TO LEAVE. THAT'S WHAT WE VOTED FOR.

[@kwombat4478]

I voted for the sunny uplands, easiest deal in history and the German car makers to get me a better deal than being a member of the EU that Messers Davis, Gove, Farage et al promised me. Can I have that please?

[@JimmyIsTheBest1]

This guy just completely destroyed Farage lol. Fair play to him.

[@SN00PICUS]

People like this caller are why there is such animosity. They act like the rest of the voters are too stupid to be allowed a voice.

[@peterbreis5407]

"I love this guy!" - Putin

[@cadetmouse]

Will this caller do us all a favour and honour the vote to leave the European Union. He had his vote, I had mine, mine won, his didn't. End of. Brexit must be done and dusted then we can move on with all the other new laws, rules and regulations. The world will not end and we are all living in a far far better country than most other people on Earth today. Leave, move on and prosper.

[@stevebailey997]

No deal absolutely brilliant now

[@michaelbarrymore5349]

It the absence of a deal, as I understand it, the legal default position was we leave on no deal, not another extension.

[@iedco4]

Farage does not have a clue ! He can see no further than leaving !

[@johnhume4346]

I never voted to leave with a deal. I voted to leave. Leave with a deal wasn't on my ballot paper. So it must have been leave with no deal.

[@zombiematt2006]

John Hume it’s not a deal it’s the withdrawal agreement. A deal comes later.

[@peterholden9357]

John Hume - And of course you ballot paper just mysteriously arrived on the day of the referendum. And we didn’t have months of debate about what leaving might actually look like.

[@johnhume4346]

@@peterholden9357 nobody knows what leaving looks like we haven't bloody left!

[@johnhume4346]

@@zombiematt2006 I don't want a deal, I think that £30 billion goodbye payment could come in useful to build homes or buy Fishing trawlers or start a manufacturing industry.

[@zombiematt2006]

John Hume they pay now and get it done with or they pay later in court as the UK has repeatedly stated they would honour the the divorce bill.

[@matthewperrin4366]

This guy was no match for the mighty farage. Respect count farage

[@eleganzaitself6115]

"Count Farage"? I think you pressed "o" by mistake.

[@we4r119]

Do remainers not realise, there is NO STATUS QUO.? The EU is constantly evolving and tightening its reign over nation states. Remainers keep saying we make our own laws. If the fiasco over the past 3+ years has shown anything, surely it has proved that EU law is above UK law. We really can't cut our own trading deals outside of the EU, or within it for that matter.

[@Truth_Seeker88]

Haha bloody remoaner 😂 I want leave no deal like everyone else. Noone that voted out said out but I want.... we said out plain and simple

[@bughsoftheworld]

Cheaper clothes, cheaper shoes 😂

[@Th3_Gael]

So he's saying that remainers want the benefits of being in a club without actually being in a club.

[@goingpostal5858]

And those benefits are ?

[@larjkok1184]

What are they remaining in, if it isn’t the club?

[@Th3_Gael]

@@goingpostal5858 I'm not saying there's benefits, I voted out lol. They certainly do perceive benefits but I can't tell you what they are

[@kwombat4478]

@@goingpostal5858 Freedom of movement, access to the single market (of 570m consumers) tariff free, common (and higher) standards for production, pooled resources (European space agency, European medicines agency), reduced bureaucracy and paperwork between 28 countries.... But actually why can't we just have what we were promised by Messers Gove, Farage, Davis et al - sunny uplands, the easiest deal in history and a better deal than if we stayed in. That's what we were promised - it's not too much to ask for it is it?

[@kimjongunono.1588]

@@kwombat4478 stop living in a box

[@therichieboy]

Great caller.

[@domzbu]

There is no ‘status quo’. The EU takes more and more power every year.

[@mw3516405]

Parliament does what they want to do !! Not what they ppl. Want !! Your still in the EU!! Sorry excuse for a parliament don't represent the ppl !!

[@Ari33sa]

I think they are doing their job ... if poorly.... that's what a representative democracy is after all :D

[@DoneDunning]

A version of leave? Now let me think about that one.

[@DougieL]

Will prices go up in the UK to the heights of Norway and Switzerland's? If we crash out? I guess that would be the big issue for British citizens, especially if wages stay stagnant? Who knows?

[@DougieL]

Ave price of a beer today: UK £3.10. Switz £4.56. Norway £6.89. I bloody hope beer prices don't sky rocket!!

[@You-are-right-but]

I voted Brexit to give the WTO power over UK trade deals and to make Germany and France stronger than ever in Europe and to make the lives of UK citizens harder.

[@mick3ism]

Nigel why o why do you let so many Bell Ends on your show.

[@Anonymous-or4ru]

oi

[@mick3ism]

Nspnspker remoan remoan

[@thisisme2115]

I thought the caller came across far better than Nigel, to be honest.

[@garyr6552]

Nigel got slaughtered here.

[@scottread]

Benson & Hedges hates it when faced with a caller who knows what they're talking about.

[@frankbirch3877]

Nigel wasn't heated at all.

[@stuartjones2812]

OMG. That caller is pathetic. He thinks that remainers making up laws daily is noble. Unbelievable

[@best7best711]

How could the remainers be making up new laws daily?? I think what you mean is that you witness a government that doesn't actually know what the law is on a daily basis!!! The courts don't make laws they just uphold them...I feel embarrassed how inept the current government is.

[@fabianallnutt4783]

No deal please.

[@stiffywatson2]

Who in their right mind wants to stay in a club where we pay in and have little say ?

[@charliesmiler5618]

Loonies! =D

[@ryanv3015]

Had a great deal of say, if you read anything other than tabloid dribble you'd understand that.

[@stiffywatson2]

@@ryanv3015 or lived before we joined That is how you know. By living

[@whitewolfo2715]

No Deal.

[@fgafootball]

Who is Tusk to warn us? Sod him!!!

You want to sod him? 🤔

[@fgafootball]

@ You're obviously not British. Sod off you silly yank!

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

Tusk is Farage's Boss :)

[@fgafootball]

@@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527 Sod off to Europe and sit on his lap then lol

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

@@fgafootball I am European ! United States of Europe FTW ! Sod off to England !

[@laurencebilly2685]

Farage has shallow thinking and no depth of thought which is the problem. For 30 years he wanted to leave without thinking about how