together to work cooperatively to prevent that kind of thing happening again. but as i say, the asylum seekers are caught up on a much bigger canvas between france and the uk. post brexit relationship has been terrible. overfishing, over northern ireland, you ve got the defence pact between the australians and the americans and the british in which the french were left out. you ve also got two leaders who at the moment feel they ve got to play to the gallery. president macron has got a big election next year and borisjohnson has just come through one of the worst periods of his premiership. his opinion poll ratings are at their lowest since he became prime minister. they both have to give red meat to those on the right in their parties. and as a result, you don t have two leaders who are necessarily looking for compromise. so the idea that borisjohnson might float, that british police could be helping the french patrol
president macron has got a big election next year and borisjohnson has just come through one of the worst periods of his premiership. his opinion poll ratings are at their lowest since he became prime minister. they both have to give red meat to those on the right in their parties. and as a result, you don t have two leaders who are necessarily looking for compromise. so the idea that borisjohnson might float, that british police could be helping the french patrol the beaches of northern france, it s an absolute non starter. even though if you stand back from the politics it seems rational. it makes perfect sense. and it could well be the kind of thing you see happen after the french election next year, or after a period of stability for borisjohnson and his own conservative backbenchers. at the moment, you have got two leaders who are not willing to compromise. but certainly when it comes to potentially allowing
don t look great in the country because the labor party is neither fish nor fowl. and in the in the brits it debate they want to have one foot in the remain in europe one foot in the bricks and their opinion poll ratings have been going down so he s very cautious but he d numb the less to be making follow more progress the party that s making progress is on the right the brics it was stealing conservative votes and on the center left you ve got the liberal democrats who ve been stealing quite a lot of labor and conservative votes in conclusion mr peel where does this leave briggs it i mean has the timeline now changed because of the supreme court s decision or are we still on track with that october 31st deadline i think the time night is changed because of what punishment did to say you can crash out i would now expect we will get an extension how boris johnson handles it having said i want
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right away. in terms of the agenda. republicans are going to drive period the built-up agenda. he doesn t have that big honeymoon. you re going to see, a lot of pressure on democrats as a result to be in a position of consist tense from the beginning. we re seeing the poll numbers, which are great. barack obama was almost 70%. it s almost political capital for a president. the opinion poll ratings. one thing we have seen all the way back to the if they don t have public support, i m not sure how much this is going to shape the choices in college. how far do they go in rolling back the entitlement programs for the elderly.