Yes have it. The motion, as amended, be agreed to. The ayes have it. Motion e to thank you. Order. I am very grateful to you. To everybodyteful who has put themselves out. Everyone who has come to give up their time during this debate. It has been an exceptional moment for our country. The opportunity to have a meaningful vote has effectively been passed up because the meaningful vote has been voided of meaning. I wish the house to know that i am not daunted or dismayed by this result. Became likely once it was obvious that the continue the best thing for the u. K. And for the whole of europe is for us to lead with this new deal. And to anticipate the questions coming from i will not negotiate a delay. Neither does the law compel me to do so. I will tell our friends and colleagues in the eu exact we what i have told everyone in the last 88 days, further delay would be bad for this country and bad for our European Union and bad for democracy. Next week, the government will introduce the
Based on the agreement from boris johnson. Rather than doing that, they kicked the vote into the long laws, triggering a requiring mr. Johnson to seek an extension to the deadline. What we are expecting next is the government to bring the vote back pretty quickly. Possibly as soon as monday or moving to the next stage of the brexit process, this legislative slaughtered trying to get everything done so that they can leave on time. Was a talloctober order. So the current deadline is now january 21. Assuming the eu agrees. Host i have to ask you why this now threeyear process has been politicallyed, so divisive, and now with a third Prime Minister trying to dealing trying to deal with that, beginning with david cameron, then theresa may, and then boris johnson. Guest sure. The big reason is that is such a divisive issue for everyone, right . The country was more or less evenly split about leave and the split is reflected in the Political Parties of westminster, within them and between the
Vote on the brakes a deal. London, jasonm douglas, following all of this for the wall street journal. Explain the significance of what happened yesterday at what the path is moving forward. They were supposed to have a vote on whether or not to approve a Withdrawal Agreement based on the agreement from boris johnson. Rather than doing that, they kicked the vote into the long laws, triggering a requiring mr. Johnson to seek an extension to the deadline. What we are expecting next is the government to bring the vote back pretty quickly. Possibly as soon as monday or moving to the next stage of the brexit process, this legislative slaughtered trying to get everything done so that they can leave on time. Was a talloctober order. So the current deadline is now january 21. Assuming the eu agrees. Host i have to ask you why this now threeyear process has been politicallyed, so divisive, and now with a third Prime Minister trying to dealing trying to deal with that, beginning with david camero
If you are an independent, 202 7488002. You can also send us a text message and we will read that at 202 7480003. Or send us a tweet cspanwj and as always we are on facebook, facebook. Com cspan. A number of developments over the weekend, including this front page story from the new york times, Boris Johnson forced to seek a brexit extension. We will have that story with Jason Douglas of the wall street journal. And a tweet overnight about the g7 summit, originally scheduled to take place at the doral in miami, florida, the president with this tweet last night host that from the president. Joining us live on the phone, senior White House Reporter for reuters. , following the firestorm that he received over the last 48 hours, was this a surprise . Caller yes. Guest yes i was certainly surprised that came out last night. Primarily because they had been signaling for some time that this was the place the president wanted to go. That it was his decision and basically he didnt really care a
Brought to you as a Public Service by your cable or satellite provider. After voting to block the note deal brexit, the house of commons debated on whether to hold a special general election on october 15. Speaker the house of commons has passed a bill devised the leader of the opposition who is not in his place. He is characteristically evasive. It is a bill that effectively ends the negotiations. A bill that demands an extension at least until next year and perhaps for many more years to come. The bill insist britain acquiesced to the demands of brussels and hand control to our partners. It is a bill designed to overturn the biggest democratic vote in our history. It is therefore a bill without precedent in the history of this house. Seeking as it does to force the Prime Minister with a to surrenderetter in international negotiations. Speaker to do this mr. And it is clear that there is therefore the house has voted repeatedly to leave the eu. Tohas also voted repeatedly delay leavin