devices and systems. tonight with the context, sir nigel sheinwald the former uk ambassador to the united states and bryan lanza, who was the communications director for donald trump s transition team. hello and welcome to the programme. the british prime minister says the new post brexit trading arrangements agreed with the european union on monday will address many of the concerns of the democratic unionist party. the dup, who will be crucial to the restoration of the power sharing at stormont, say they are still studying the details of the so called windsor framework. rishi sunak make his pitch to the people of northern ireland at a cocal cola factory. he said the new agreement with the eu could make northern ireland one of the most attractive, investment opoortunities in the world. it does three things. it makes sure the flow of goods around our uk internal market is really smooth with our green lane. it makes sure that northern ireland s place in the union is protected s
the american dimension. at american politicians during the heyday of the power sharing executive certainly did a cord equal respect to the democratic unionists as well as to sinn fein and not power sharing. isaac is possible that the biden administration will have a role in the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know ou the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot of the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot of attention - the weeks and months ahead. brian, i know you pay a lot of attention to - know you pay a lot of attention to the conservative party. you talked a lot people in the conservative party. you will have noticed there has been a endorsement of rishi sunak plan on the conservative backbenchers. the i% we have not heard from is borisjohnson. i backbenchers. the 1% we have not heard from is
that has been his making throughout his life. ,., , his life. he reportedly said he would do his life. he reportedly said he would do it his life. he reportedly said he would do it all his life. he reportedly said he would do it all again, - his life. he reportedly said he would do it all again, talking l his life. he reportedly said he - would do it all again, talking about going to a party to thank staff yesterday, even though in the past he had said he is apologetic for his behaviour over partygate, one of the keyissues behaviour over partygate, one of the key issues which swung the public against the prime minister. his colleagues were also prefigured that evenif colleagues were also prefigured that even if he won the vote by one, he would cling on, it would be a win. you really think there will come a tipping point where he will see the game is up and he will walk, to preserve his own dignity? i game is up and he will walk, to preserve his own dignity? i don t think ltoris
minister. , , have voted against the prime minister. , ., ., , minister. their sell by date has one, minister. their sell by date has gone. they minister. their sell by date has gone. they are minister. their sell by date has gone, they are a minister. their sell by date has gone, they are a little - minister. their sell by date has gone, they are a little bit i minister. their sell by date has i gone, they are a little bit grumpy, some of them, so they ll vote against the boss. i m quite happy, it is a privileged position being an mp, so i wouldn t going to stick. what you think about your colleagues to publicly criticise the prime minister? are they going to be able to go to the public in an election in the next year to say vote for me and vote for borisjohnson? i and vote for boris johnson? i think boris has two and vote for boris johnson? i think boris has two years and vote for boris johnson? i think boris has two years to and vote for boris johnson? i think boris ha
and he clearly hasn t. he promised to protect the nhs. he clearly hasn t. he s a liar and he lied about partygate. the man is not honest. he is not a statesman. i think there s nothing wrong with boris. i think he s all right. it s not every day the result of a vote in westminster is being followed so closely here. the vote in favour of having confidence in borisjohnson as leader was 211 votes and the vote against was 148. cheering. come on, boris! paid off. they ve been paid off. i think he s a great chap. i ll stand by him. yeah, same with any of them. you know, if you own up, be honest with everybody, you re fine. - the prime minister may be safe for now, but it s the opinion of voters in towns like bury that will determine forjust how long.