Now to paris to talk to the to those latest makola macron to try to persuade them that this irish backstop this Sticking Point particularly to get a deal with the e. U. Has to go and that i would do everything to tell them weve just got to put so tonnage of arrangements in place for getting to the point that at the moment theyre on tenney so hes proving to the u. K. That hes doing that but also many believe that if he doesnt get anything back that is concrete he can go back to the u. K. Go back to parliament to his Conservative Party and say look ive tried my best to get what i can from these leaders they wont budge this is all the useful if there isnt no deal bricks it its not awful its down to brussels and theyre intransient on this whole issue and particularly of the backstop which he said in a letter to donald tusk the president of the European Council earlier this week would be anti democratic so that is the line that he is playing we want our
sovereignty we want our democracy and
sovereignty we want our democracy and brussels will not let us have it so that is what he s trying to do that is one thing very much the domestic audience of boris johnson at the moment is having talks at the least with the french president money and mccrone you can look at that bitches there on your screens that we re monitoring the situation as soon as. we take you live there but no other even before boris johnson arrived in paris a month in the course of some very strong wasn t said very squarely if there is no did brag that boris johnson discredited blame for that yes and he s said that s when you know when it comes down to boris johnson but it was very strong yesterday in front of the press when when he spoke to them saying we will not be the ones who are blamed for a no deal bret s that we ve done everything we can in good faith we worked on a deal with the previous british government under to raise the may we struck a deal and now they don t like it we know that it s been reject