a brix it agreement document well i can understand why pretty much everyone doesn t have much time for if you if you were one of those that wanted to vote to leave this deal broadly leaves us in the bound by will there always have to pay away money but we ve given up our same rules all so for breakfast here it s a disaster quite a lot business is say you live with this we need to stand damaging if we leave but the simple fact is i it s not for you had david cameron decide to call a referendum on this without bothering to get civil servants do some research on what would be the impact and so we ve got the last two or two years of we starting from scratch trying to work your way around the simple fact is no i can t think of any other instance where a country has walked away from its predominant trading block so that i mean all these predictions about if you get big disaster or would it be really good no one knows no one s had been down this road no you put enough. if i just kin
don t know who the rebels are we re giving them lots of money lots of everything we don t know who the rebels are and when and if and it s not going to happen because you have russian you have iran now but if they ever did overthrow you might end up with as bad as assad is he s a bad guy but you may very well end up with worse than so well this time to raise a man like blair brown and cameron failed to militarily over there an arab government but arguably she has been successfully trying to overthrow herself one long time opponent of neo-con was the man who once had the biggest individual mandate in europe ken livingstone for his perspective on the current political chaos in britain he joins me now ken thanks very much for coming back to what have you made of this to resume you bricks it agreement document well i can understand why pretty much everyone doesn t have much time for if you if you will one of those that want you to vote to leave this deal broadly leave this in the
the simple fact is i it s not her fault and you had david cameron decide to call a referendum on this without bothering to get civil servants do some research on what will be the impact and so we ve got the last two or two years of we re starting from scratch trying to work it well in the simple fact is no i can t think of any other instance where a country has walked away from its predominant trading block so that i mean all these predictions about if you have a disaster or would it be really good no one not just now would have been down this road nobody knows what divides it s going to be i mean literally no whip knows no leader knows i i ve never known appeared in my life where things have been so i m certain in our politics i mean if i want to get on to the split in labor the between corbin s people in the old liberals argue with you think the tory party can still remain together given the current events over your think i. there s a real prospect of a split i mean i think
don t know who the rebels are we re giving them lots of money lots of everything we don t know who the rebels are and when and if and it s not going to happen because you have russian you have iran now but if they ever did overthrow you might end up with as bad as assad is he s a bad guy but you may very well end up with worse than assad well this time to raise a man like blair brown and cameron failed to militarily over there an arab government but arguably she has been successfully trying to overthrow herself one long time opponent of neo-con was the man who once had the biggest individual mandate in europe ken livingstone for his perspective on the current political chaos in britain he joins me now ken thanks very much covering back on so what have you made of this to resume you bricks it agreement document well i can understand why pretty much everyone doesn t have much time for if you if you were one of those that wanted to vote to leave this deal. you broadly leaves us
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