so let s begin. hello to both of you. let s start off, pandora you will kick this off with the front page of the daily mail. don t betray us on brexit. brexit which divides everybody and has since the deal was even spoken about before the deal was even struck. and of course, now that there are dealing with things the are pricking peoples years which have connotations to exit of course dealing with a european country and getting closer to them. lots of people did not want that and brexit and that is the way that the vote went. brexit has already divided people as i have said. we are also not dealing at a time of politics
was always a means to the end. but he was very popular a lot of constituents would have liked to have had, back in the day, the boris johnson magic. i think he will be a big figure in the conservative argument and to some extent that is argument and to some extent that is a curse for his successors. there is terrific bitterness that it s going to be a really interesting race the next few weeks but if they fall into a trap of bitterness, the voters at large well i think it struck the high price at the next election. so where borisjohnson comments that very fissile mix is i think it is one to watch. very fissile mix is i think it is one to watch. ., ., , , one to watch. potentially extremely dama . in: one to watch. potentially extremely damaging for one to watch. potentially extremely damaging for whoever one to watch. potentially extremely damaging for whoever does - one to watch. potentially extremely damaging for whoever does when i one to watch. potentially extremely l damaging
protocol? i m the only candidate in this contest protocol? i m the only candidate in this contest you protocol? i m the only candidate in this contest you opposed protocol? i m the only candidate in this contest you opposed theresa i this contest you opposed theresa may s this contest you opposed theresa may s deal. brexit in name only, and i m may s deal. brexit in name only, and i m very may s deal. brexit in name only, and i m very proud that when it was incredibly i m very proud that when it was incredibly pressured and very difficult, incredibly pressured and very difficult, i m the only candidate who called it out, resigned and voted who called it out, resigned and voted against that deal. had we been subjected voted against that deal. had we been subjected to that deal, the uk would have treen subjected to that deal, the uk would have been a vassal state to the eu, we would have been a vassal state to the eu, we would have broken our promises of the 2016 we w
and pressure. we need someone who has proven and pressure. we need someone who has proven themselves to withstand that scrutiny and withstand that pressure that scrutiny and withstand that pressure on brexit, and that is why i pressure on brexit, and that is why i believe pressure on brexit, and that is why i believe my pressure on brexit, and that is why i believe my track record on brexit makes i believe my track record on brexit makes me i believe my track record on brexit makes me the best person to actually deliver makes me the best person to actually deliver on makes me the best person to actually deliver on the great opportunities flowing deliver on the great opportunities flowing from brexit going forward. let me flowing from brexit going forward. let me ask you a couple of things and if you could give us a fairly concise answers. i know you do. green levies on energy bills? should the be green levies on energy bills? should they be cancelled? green levies on
two main things. one is he claims he got brexit done, not entirely true. what he did do was get a package through the british parliament which his predecessor failed to get through which legally completed the process of the united kingdom leaving the eu. it s not done because there are a lot of messy elements to it, a lot of economic damage, and there is an unresolved bit to do with northern ireland. is it going to be down the irish sea or across the middle of the island of ireland, which may sound arcane but is an important point for a lot of people that is unresolved. and the other thing he will be remembered for is that immediately after getting his legislation through the british parliament on brexit, he won a resounding victory in the general election which gave him a majority of 80 people. now he was lucky in that he was running against the most unpopular leader britain has seen for years, the extreme