Poll predicts hung parliament after election - with SNP, Lib Dems gaining seats
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Early this morning, parliament closed for five weeks in scenes of chaos and fury. During the formal ceremony, angry opposition MPs sang in the chamber in protest and claimed the government was silencing their voices. Equally bitter on their side, Conservative MPs heckled the Speaker, who they consider to be biased against them.
Boris Johnson insists that the best way of resolving the Brexit divisions is to hold a general election. But would that provide a clear solution?
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And we all know how good poll predictions are.
Referendum is a good example ;)
@@DD-jq8my
No it's not. Nearly every polls were showing Leave winning prior to the killing of Jo Cox. Without that event, it's likely leave would have stayed in the lead right up to the vote.
@:: agree. Most of the big polls were showing a lead for Remain of at least 5 points in the runup to the Ref. Brexit threw polling into the air. The silent majority will win this one..
@@BlunderCity the horrible murder of that MP and how Remain behaved following it showed how low some Remain were willing to stoop in order to win - by blaming "Leave Nationalism" etc and using such an awful tragedy for their own political advances. And it did them no favours as people saw what they were trying to do.
BlunderCity jo cox wasn’t killed by a leaver
I remember the polls the day before the Brexit referendum in 2016 ,they said remain would walk it...
They didn't predict all the politicians trying to overturn democracy over the last 3 years either, even while it was happening.
@Darth Remainer She oversaw probably the worst EVER campaign in history. Perhaps that was part of her plan to destroy the Tory majority and bring about the current impasse? We may never know
You’re entitled to believe whatever polls you want. Give us the damn general election and we’ll show you.
Since the pollsters and Ch 4 between them can't spell Middlesbrough correctly, I have trouble accepting they are competent.
a vote for conservative is a waste of time
Absolutely pathetic, all of it. It is all so disturbing.
Also Cons to use Gov data for targeted ads, not reported here.
And fundamentally unworkable. If NI gets EU free movement then why not Scotland?
Josie Fox : Because the EU (and the USA) care a lot more about Ireland than they do about Scotland.
@@timonsolus Utter tosh. It's because of the issues Ireland has had in recent times. They want to prevent a regression into violence.
And still people back these extremist Tories like Corbyn is going to do more damage in a single term than no deal Brexit...
Anti Brexit C4 comission poll showing huge gains for remainer parties-who'd have thought it ?
Surely you are not implying channel 4 along with rest of media are not being truthful , they had expert observer Diane Abbott 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
BoJo be like: this kid knows more than I do. Hey, do you wanna replace my brother in Parliament?
JT ΩΩ More like this: Hey, kid, don’t make your PM look bad.😂
I'm sure Jo Johnson noticed that Boris was the dunce in that class.
Boris was trying so hard to 1 up a 10 year old.
Actually channel 4 did cut out a-lot of boris in the school.
@@ThatGuy-fd5px did not cut out enough.
That kid just lectured the PM - Nice!
Johnson literally tried outshine the kid instead of applauding him. What a cretinous baboon.
Amazing display of mutual masterbation
@@noreagaal-mo8553 traitor Boris is the best PM this country had
@@Maggiemanchester 'traitor Boris' that's a good name for him.
That kid was great. Knows English history better than most other English...
Delighted to see Boris in his element , an age group similar to his own. He looked very relaxed.
looked very dumb. Should have competed with younger kids.
I think the big problem is that someone is going to act on current polling and as soon as the campaign starts the numbers look completely different. AKA 2017
Ryan Massie also the referendum
2:00 The PM where he belongs at last. Sat in a classroom amongst his equals.
hahaha
These kids is better than them clowns lastnight
@@Maggiemanchester better behaved as well lol
Very insulting to the kids there.
Kids know more
"a democratic moment" , says a lot - democracy should be a constant not just a moment.
Enacting votes is democracy ... losers consent is democracy. The GE is the democratic moment he meant as you well know
He was looking for a right word and "moment" was the best he could do 😂
That is what we are risking with these Remainer MP's who keep up with their undemocratic opposition to what the country voted for. It is not about who shouts loudest it is about the referendum vote.
@@Rayblondie I don't think you guys know what you voted for. It's how after you guys started adding things that weren't apart of the referendum.
3:00 Is this the same polling company that predicted the British people would give a resounding no to leaving the EU?
3 years later and we haven't left yet, can't say they've got it wrong 😕
Focusing on the Norman conquest under the shadow of Brexit
You're mistaking.
It's another conquest, .......
The Normans were mostly blond
Darryn Murphy Scandinavian kings for three hundred years, whose loyalties belonged in France (they were mostly buried there), then a few English, Welsh, then Dutch along with a Dutch invading army, then Germans.
Wait until the French bring up where the Chunnel tunnel train frontier should start! Certainly not Dover? Another backstop at Calais? Remember, before WWI, the two countries were enemies, aggressive or passive, for 900 years!
Paul Jans These Normans were basically Vikings!
@@annatamparow4917 You mean they were enemies before the EU. (Like the rest of Europe mostly).
"Do your job for which you are handsomely paid" was the cry to the Speaker from the Attorney General , Geoffrey Cox, who failed to attend the debate requiring Boris Johnson to comply with the Bill , now Law, to prevent a no deal Brexit . Geoffrey Cox has questions to answer regarding his involvement in tax avoidance schemes......obviously desperate to leave the EU before the end of the year ....and also his failure to publish his full Brexit legal advice.
Is it any wonder that Boris and Rasputin think they are above the law ???
Great prognosis without Brexit Party! Useless.
Dominic Cummings: walks outside
Chris Hansen: "why don't you take a seat"
Having worked for a polling company for a few years I find Channel 4's faith in them quite sweet.
Channel 4 predicting a hung parliament? I believe them because there not bias at all!!
Biased, not bias, Gary. IF...you are going to comment, do it in English.
@@stevetait8878 maybe he meant bias?
Their
Hahahahahaha the MSM still believing we are sheep and can be manipulated by them and there paymasters hahaha
If you believe another eaton boy is looking out for you, you are manipulated.
NPC max level achieved. Well done!
@@jacobjorgenson9285 oh right so the scum party will?? Go away your a fool that doesnt know anything but the leftist soundbites your fed or you haven't any knowledge of the party of filth and its history once it gets it's snouts into power- so either way go study before you follow like a sheep but that take's intelligence, so seems your only option is you just keep on following the crowd baaaaa
Boris is right at home in that primary school
They sang the red flag will fly.....disgusting.
Labor was always socialists
Put a plan on the ballot , that is the heart of the issue, NO ONE put a plan forward on the referendum.
How can you lot possibly think that overturning a Democratic Referendum is remotely Democratic?
Stephen Peel . it's ok. if the next general election doesn't go our way, we will just spend 3 years shouting and protesting about it until the result is overturned. we can even employ a shouting tw@t in stupid clothing. lets give him a megaphone or something. actually no , we would look ridiculous.
@Stephen Peel
It’s classic Orwellian newspeak.
1. Calling for a second referendum to ensure that the public haven't lost their appetite for Brexit can never ever be labelled as undemocratic. More votes are MORE democratic, not less. If the public still decide they want Brexit, then that is what will happen.
2. The leave campaign specifically stated that they could negotiate an excellent deal with the EU as part of Brexit. No deal Brexit was NOT what these people campaigned for. It's something that the people of this country did NOT vote for. Pushing forward with a no deal Brexit that less than half of Brexiteers want is definitely undemocratic. The more moderate Brexit voices are being ignored, half of the nation voted to remain, they're being ignored.
3. You'd have to be clinically insane to think that the UK will be better off not trading with it's closest neighbour. You'd have to be clinically insane to think that the UK will do better outside of the largest and wealthiest trading bloc in the world. The combined wealth of the EU is greater than that of the USA and they've given us favourable treatment for years. We didn't adopt the Euro, we didn't adopt Schengen. I think it is grossly undemocratic to cover these things up and mislead the public using Facebook memes to push your agenda. Don't you? Imagine if Corbyn spent thousands and thousands of pounds sending targeted memes containing inaccurate information to push his agenda. People like you would be screaming for him to be removed from office. And yet you back Johnson and Cummings...
4. I don't recall anyone in any referendum voting to become 'little America'. They're going to offer us an appalling trade deal in the event of Brexit, in fact, most countries will. We are now known globally as the country that ran away from a great deal. They will all know that we have no trade deals, pretty much every nation is a member of a trading bloc. And you think they're going to rush to save us? No, they're going to rush to exploit us. Did you vote for other nations to take away our NHS, give us crappy food that don't undergo the same standards and scrutiny that it does now? If you did, then do you think that's what Brexit meant to all 17.4 million people three years ago?
You want to talk about undemocratic? Look no further than the leave campaigns.
I'd also like to add that a second referendum would likely involve options to vote for the kind of Brexit you want. Surely that would give parliament a clearer mandate than they currently have. Thus more democratic than the initial referendum.
@Bernie Basset
Classic newspeak.
Ignoring the first referendum is the aim and you know it. Might have worked on the Irish but it won’t work on us. We see through your BS
I can live with a Conservative/Brexit party coalition!
So on the 2019 predictions Brexit not shown. ????????
That's the media for you. They still haven't learned their lesson.
Poll conducted entirely in London to those willing to talk to poll takers. The silent majority will decide.
Is the Speaker Of the House not supposed to be impartial?
Debatable. He is not supposed to show any political bias, but it is usually fine for the speaker to comment on matters of the house. This situation falls under both camps. Personally, I think he technically shouldn't be doing it, since to do so he has to make a judgement call of the minds of politicians. That being said I can sympathise with Bercow since his judgement call is almost certainly right. It would take a ridiculous level of coincidence for this length of prorogation at this time to have nothing to do with a brexit strategy.
He is supposed to have no vote but what house wish him to say
Also heavily depends on if the torys and brexit party make a pact , if they do the vote wont be split. Thing is though so many people ive talked to simply have no clue who to vote anymore.
How will that work? The Tories will stand candidates down and give the Brexit party a free run? Can't see that happening.
Very true. When push comes to shove I think at least half those saying they'd vote Brexit party will vote Conservative. But there will be some / much tactical voting in Lib / Con marginals. So difficult to call.
@@philip013 The other way round , the idea is that the brexit party would not stand in tory strongholds (if it trusted Boris).
If you want to remain vote for Labour or Lib Dems, and if you want to leave (with the possibility of no deal) vote Conservative or Brexit Party - It's simple.... Relatively.
philip013 NF recently described a possible collaboration in this way as a non-aggression pact: let the BP alone stand in Labour Leave seats & the BP will not field candidates where the Tories are strong. I would say: where there is a will (to collaborate) there will be a way (forward). Otherwise it will be a hung Parl. Many [Leave] Labour voters do not trust BJ. BJ has never been consistent not even in his views on the EU unlike Farage on EU.
Never mind the economy, the UK has lost its 'soft power'. I am British and working out in SE Asia and it has become increasingly difficult to convince potential trade, cultural and education partners about the value of a UK partnership. Legacy quality still carries some weight, but the winds of opportunity are rapidly running out of puff. No one is clear about what the UK Govt wants, except "gissa job!". What have we done to this recently proud and credible modern country? Tragic!
We've pissed about for nearly 4 years and still haven't acted on the peoples will that was voted on. We stand on the world stage happy to condemn other countries for foul play etc. . Like we are world police yet we can't get our own country in order. We've been exposed, the mask has slipped, we are now hypocrites and snakes who don't give 2 shits for democracy and it's all there for the world to see. Tragic indeed
@@LordLorenzo834 It seems like we view the same events and reach different conclusions. That's understandable. We're human. My broader point on the net GE is somewhere above or under. My observation here is that most people who have 'trading relationships' with the UK see Brexit as bonkers. They fail to see any advantage in losing out of EU-wide deals just because of historic links with the UK or even a common language, Mr Bean, Oasis, Adele, Burberry, Scottish Whisky etc. The obsession with "the people's will", misguided then and now, will not bring home the bacon.
@@martycrow well I appreciate your speculation on what will "bring home the bacon" but the fact is nobody knows because we havnt left yet, when we have left it will all shift around again and what was once thought not possible will all of a sudden be possible etc etc. . You are aware of how long it takes the EU to make any new deals on ANYTHING right,with all the beurocratical red tape. We are too big for them, half the countries in EU rely on us not the other way around
@@LordLorenzo834 Sorry, I'm just getting a call from the World Trade Organisation wanting to make a special arrangement for the UK and on the other line are many of the 52 leaders of Commonwealth countries wanting to get inside info on getting around Parliament. Gotta go and good luck!
Leave "with a deal" the Tory said.
May's treaty minus the backstop will not finish off the Brexit Party.
May's treaty puts the UK in Vassalage - under EU control.
Have cake and eat it - and eat it again - isn't possible. Reality can't be avoided.
@@emm_arr So why has Japan got a trade deal with the EU and not have to pay in to the coffers for the privilege or accept their laws? Did they get the cake and eat it then eat it again?
Great Britain!! Our head is under water but we're still breathing fine.👌
Carolyn Godwin 😃
Amen
The minister thinks the M25 is the boundary of metropolitan London. Meanwhile Farage lives in Chelsea. Double-speak all round.
The ex investment banker Farage representing the working man .....hahahah
Thats the main issue we dont actualy have anybody to vote for im 64 and i have never seen this before same in the usa and germany france ireland its all over the place
@@jacobjorgenson9285
He was Never an investment banker!
Anonymous UK well said 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@Anonymous UK Farage, Johnson, Rees-Mogg, they're all public school-boys born with silver spoons in their mouths. You doff your cap if you want, I won't.
If Bercow had done his job properly, either - 1. No one would have welcomed him back into the Commons or 2. Both sets of benches would have been full of cheering MPs. They fact they were not tells you how inappropriate/incompetent this Speaker has been.
Why are the scared to face the voters now !
What’s wrong with a hung parliament? 😁
Captain Insano Shows no mercy - I think you missed my point. LOL!
After negotiating a deal for 18 month, it could be a good idea to try getting another deal with no negotiations at all. Somebody has to try this!
?????? I supose Lewis Carroll mad logic is worth trying seeking as sanity has failed dismally.
After 3 years of insanity has failed dismally, surely it is time for the UK to try sanity, isn't it?
@james mcbride With his extremely slim mandate for becoming PM and his minority government, Boris Johnson should not be able to do anything that he is attempting, such as sweeping Parliament aside or taking the country out of the EU without a deal and into the abyss!
HE should leave the EU and head to jail in Antarctica with no deal, along with Reese Mogg and CO.
Who said there were 18 months of negotiations?????????????? Don't you mean, after 18 months of May doing nothing, then at the very last minute presenting a deal the EU could not accept without a backstop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Spot on, @@higgsboson2280 !
That...
That sounds gross.
And, of course, the big elephant in the room remains that Parliament can never get back to normal business until the Brexit issue has been put to bed, once and for all. That means that there is little sense in holding a general election until there has been a second referendum on Brexit.
Ha! Ha!
I’m from USA.
Polls were wrong before...
Silent majority.
Bye bye EU!
Same in Australia,quiet Australians.
there is no silent majority
there is an obnoxious minority of fascists who rig elections
Middlesbrough being spelled with two O's?
Tut Tut.
He is probably not from there and so the misspelling is an excusable mistake.
@@jamesscott7657 I'm not from Edinburgh, but I'd know not to spell it Edinborough.
That bit with Johnson in the classroom was cringe!
child abuse?
Some people just can't get the right words. It's not hung, it's hanged, and they have been asking for it.
Sorry are we guna ignore the fact the teacher tried to hurry the child up when he was trying to speak.. 👀😱 as if he is use to the TVs being in his face.. wow so rude
Thats exactly what my thoughts were... its called systematic rasicm agenda. Make young black makes feel stupid and inadequate. Its been going on for years since i was a child.
Exactly my thoughts too when I watched this!
How can they predict a poll when the people are going after MPs that went against the electorate they will be well out like the referendum
The poll asked people who they would vote for. They answered. These were the results.
I tell them anything to get rid of them
This wasn't really a poll, it was more like wishful thinking.
Did you notice how that teacher tried to dismiss the young man and say let move on without giving him the chance to give her the answer? Systematic racism and belittling children from an early age. Im so glad he continued and had the ability to make his correct point
I'd vote for John Bercow!
The next UK GE is being reduced into a binary Leave/Remain election, with little regard for any vision for what either choice would mean for the UK - and I don't mean just England. I sincerely mean for the future of the UK as a state with four nations.
A finely balanced conundrum (and let's face it, a 52/48 split is nearasdammit 50-50) needs coalitions of parties (and independents?) that seek basic common ground with the intention of forming a joint, multi-party Govt. The First Past the Post system is unkind to this type of compromise politics and the 2010 election is still seen as an aberration. But the UK has changed and we need to change with it. After over 3 years, we find that Brexit was as undeliverable as 'Peace in Iraq'. It was based on a false prospectus and a collective belief in unicorns. Now is the time to get real. That type of Brexit is not possible. Now what?
martycrow You do realise that when it comes to the crunch, mediators are the first to have their throats cut, and put in the cooking pot !!
Are you feeling crunchy 😈
@@californiadreamin8423 Blessed are the Peacemakers. Yup, that didn't end well.
First decent comment I’ve seen for ages. 👍
@@alisonbrockbank6677 Sadly, there is little decency left in the discourse. But in this divided and conflicted state, good humour and an even temper greatly helps. (I rant in private!)
Hahahahahahahha!!!!!!
This aged well.
It has not considered the BREXIT PARTY
That man Boris, with his lies and buffoonry, nauseates me more and more again him! I'm sure many others too!
@FuckILoveYouTubby Give up reading the Tory tabloids. They're rotting your brain.
He also provides solace for others like me in the knowledge that there are still people in our Parliament willing to stand for this country's independence and sovereignty and to fight for it to the bitter end.
Leading the polls though thats why Corbyn doesn't want an election.
@helen what are you talking about ? Labour are singing the actual red flag communism anthem song in this video. Idiot.
@@ancietman No. Corbyn has never been frightened of polls or fighting elections. Theresa May called an election thinking he would be a walkover and she lost her majority and became dependent on the DUP, and this was well before her Brexit strategy was seen to have failed.
Has Channel 4 forgotten the Brexit landslide already?
Landslide i dont think 52% is a landslide by any means
The sits of your projection account to 628. What about the remaining 22?
And these MPs are silencing the voice of the people they are hypocrites.
NF recently described a possible collaboration in this way as a non-aggression pact: let the BP alone stand in Labour Leave seats & the BP will not field candidates where the Tories are traditionally strong. One would say: where there is a will (to collaborate) there will be a way (forward). Otherwise it will be a hung Parl. Back to square 1 & childish outbursts from all sides. Many [Leave] Labour voters do not trust BJ. BJ has never been consistent not even in his views on the EU unlike Farage on EU.
@@nn-ro1lv why would that group vote LibDem. That is the worse of all worlds from them surely- a right wing remain party?
Also the reason they vote Brexit ltd is because Brexit Ltd isn't the Conservatives, except of course if they form a pact. So a Con/Brexit pact makes no sense.
@@nn-ro1lv They want to attract Labour Leave voters with Brexit Ltd
I agree with you that most Labour losses will go to Dems.
@@jamesscott7657 There will be minimal Lab seat losses to LDs - at most two. There are too few lab/LD contests. The LDs will gain from the Cons. There are 37 seats were LD are second to Cons with 28 in Remain voting constituencies where Con Remainers (35% of Con voters) will stay at home or vote LD. I'm going for 30 seats from Cons to LDs. 13 seats in Scotland from Cons to SNP (or Lab). Lab will gain seats from the Cons due to Tory voter defections to Bxt Ltd and LDs, plus increased turnout going to Lab (1.8 m eighteen year olds have joined the register since GE 2017 - that potentially a million Lab votes).
Tories are relying on gains in traditional Labour seats in small towns in the North that voted Leave. These are people that have never voted Tory, neither did their fathers or grandfathers. The Labour majorities are huge. There are only 39 where the Lab majority is less than 30% of the Lab vote.
gartner101 Funny, you said that! Brexit doesn’t make sense, either. Not in the short run, that is.🧐These are strange times: if you desperately want to leave the EU, you cannot vote Corbyn who is neither here nor there. You will probably vote the BP even if it makes a temporary non-aggression pact with the Tories for the time being.
(1:41) - *_"Donne moi un break" ?_*
*LAISSE-MOI TRANQUILLE !*
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Apparently Johnson can understand French, doesn’t seem to speak it too well
That should be all the hung quislings and traitors . Those that forget the people rule . They voted to leave .
Get this deal by early October. Keep tariffs the same as now (i.e. zero on UK-produced goods), implement immigration controls, all current legal immigrants/workers given leave to stay in the UK with the usual rights, keep scientific cooperation the same for now, keep the same cooperation on security, British workers in Europe can stay with the usual rights, keep the same laws for now but the UK no longer subject to any new European laws, European court has no jurisdiction in the UK, disputes settled in WTO courts, pay the £39bn over 5 years, keep regulatory alignment for now. I've almost certainly forgotten a few things but it's not a very difficult problem and even a dumbo like me could have worked something out given three years.
We might need to compensate our farmers.
Random aside: Very pretty teacher alert...
Where were the pretty teachers when I was in school...
Not yet born friend.
@@eyeswideopen7126 Aaaaand cue the trolls with some pointless negativity.
I'll be voting for the brexit party 💙 can you add that to your poll's please
I will vote for Brexit as we have a Remainer Tory MP. If you have a Brexit MP then there is no point voting against him. Brexit is that important just now.
Added👍
Yep
If thats what they think , they are in for a shock.
1 year later! this is why polling is good, but when they start adding predictions etc is NOT
Why was he in the classroom learning? 😂
Lol
Better late than never,
He needs to learn a lot of things, or else he's heading for the ditches.
@@abuanihas3pazg149 Either that or the trenches. Bojo would have loved a good bloodletting in the Great War. Working class people being slaughtered then off home for tea and medals.
Moooooo
What a lot if anti British collaborators at the beginning of the video
Shitpost!
M R 😱
Every possible outcome, from revoking A50 to leaving with no deal, weakens us internationally. What a mess.
one thing we can say for sure is that parliament is not well hung
What deal is Boris straining every tissue to achive ?? He is not talking..only waiting...in hope.
He is desperado to drag us out of the EU before the European Tax Directive on January 1st 2020 after which time his rich mates won't be able to hide their money from their own governments using British run tax havens and the billionaires don't want that and that's why Brexit now at all costs.
He isn't. There have been almost no discussions in the last 3 months. Anyhow, the EU will not change anything.
Worse still for Brexiters, if the key principles of the WA are not accepted the EU will not begin discussions on a Trade Deal.
Grimner, he's not a populist, he's an opportunist asshole with no morals or principles.
Grimner. Point of fact, something most Brexiters don't understand or just ignore: 432 MPs voted against the WA. All remainers?
Grimner. Point of fact. The EU are not bluffing.
317 seats in Scotland?!! Hahaha....no chance
@@GoofusPlays yes you're right. I should have said there's no way the Cons will attain the same level of success as last time in Scotland. I think they'll be hit hard there...and that in itself may make a huge difference to final result. Apologies & well spotted
@@exert2020 i think the snp are in for a bit of a shock personally,ian blackford is a complete knobhead and nicola fish isnt much better
Yeah they're literally on track according to every poll, every personality constituent vote prediction, every survey to win at MOST 3 seats, and even that's contested. They're genuinely utterly fucked.
317 tory seats UK wide.
I get a feeling this analysis of the polls underestimates Labour's vulnerability, losing support to the Brexit Party - a lot of Labour voters wouldn't vote Tory but would vote for Farage and BP. Even if there is no formal agreement in place, I wouldn't be surprised if there was an arrangement of some kind between the Tories and BP if/when a general election is called
Dominic Finch Is that BP or BNP hard to tell the difference these days with every party claiming to be whatever the voters need right now
Britain's becoming impossible to govern. What is the head of state doing ?
Obviously we all trust Channel 4 news don’t we. A bit like the Sun of the TV world these days....except for page 3.
I would think most on here are with the Daily Mail or the Sun.
Tories not down on seats? Another perfect poll haha..
Because the Tories have stuck to "we are supporting the leave vote"
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 because that's democracy you turd 17.4million.
@@baconcrusader7476 17,4 million Leave voters, 37,4% of the UK electorate. Your point?
Yes the so called analysis assumes they won't lose any votes from strong remain leaning people but assume they will simultaneously gain votes from leave leaning voters
How can the Tories be standing still doing what they are doing?
2017 seems a long time ago; the LP need another leader :(
Ive just seen on LBC radio, a manager in the customs said that they have a plan to get lorries through by providing pop up parks along the roads leading to the ports each side of the channel,156 in all, where export lorries would stop to have the paper work checked and stamped.Then they could go straight onto the ships when they arrived at the ports.All food companies have an automatic licence to export from the EU,These have already been built.
Good riddance to the bias speaker! Shame on you John Bercow!
I predicted a Kentucky fried Corbybn KFC
As a Yank who follow UK politics I guess this translates to "no one knows what the f**K is going to happen." Given recent events it seems foolish to try to predict things.
well looks like we will not be getting an extension after all happy days
It wasn't "Tory MPs" just JRM as usual showing us what a child he is.
Iamtop Leave him alone. He’s lovely. Anyway if you want to see childish behaviour watch the behaviour of the unsavoury remainers when Blackrod came to Parliament
No political poll is ever more than 5000 people normally asked in London area, 17.4 million people voted that is my poll im sticking to that.
Aged like fine wine
absoulute bull, no one asked me , who i was going to vote for,
There was a general election in 2017. Probably a fault of the EU that you can't vote for your PM directly, but at least you can vote for MPs.
If the remoners weren't scared there would be a snap election.
If the cry baby leavers went terrified there would be a 2nd vote
There will be election after we get the Brexit extension. The date won't be chosen by charlatan Bozo, but by the Parliament, and rightly so!
@@darkshadowssonic EXACTLY
You are far too stupid to understand politics. Go to bed.
@John W farage has allways been a eurosceptic he lead ukip from 2006-2009 and a true brexiteer since
Polls...what poll...whose poll....? Polls are no longer used to reflect opinion but to influence it.
They need to all agree brexit means brexit
Brexit party's a bit quiet at the moment
@@nn-ro1lv You will be shortly finding out just how rubbish your assumptions are, before Xmas at the latest.
@@nn-ro1lv Well, thanks for your considered response. My beef with your assumption is postulating a 'reasonable' person would necessarily hold those views. Clearly if one's value system prioritises short term GDP and places, in my estimation, undue faith in economists that repeatedly misread the emerging market and economy they MIGHT hold the alarmist no-deal views from a position of reason.
However that necessitates they exclude al the counter arguments, that the UK may well rally, unite and exploit their new found trading freedom to well surpass their previous prosperity. Further many will gladly trade the national GDP for the local prosperity they will reap.
For others, again completely the fruit of a process of reason, many will value representational democracy, nationalist over Eurocentric policies, control over migration, defence policies that prioritise the UK etc. To divorce reason from an individual's values is a mistake.
Certainly you're right to point to the electorates distaste for a bleak midwinter election but I'm certain a snap election or single policy election is equally unwished for. However the greater populace is heartily sick of Brexit, angry at politicians and wants it done now so should Labour gather the gall to face the people it would be done in short measure.
Boris still has Blair's detestable 'state of emergency' legislation he could call on, he clearly is not going back to the EU and he obviously will collapse his government before he will adopt a deal along the lines of May's. His entire effort since coming to power would be negated by that act so clearly he would be deposed before he accedes.
Which brings us back to an election. No-one has a crystal ball but this election is as sure as death and taxes and Johnson has the greatest power of any individual to determine the date. This polling is as wonky as a 3 pound note as well, just another example of the miscalculation that got Brexit, Trump, Sweden and the 2019 Australian election wrong.
@@nn-ro1lv We need to go for a no deal if we get the rubbish that May was trying to sell to us. We have faffed about too much already. Boris is showing true leadership.
@@nn-ro1lv 51>49 no matter how you dress it up. And it's a lot more decisive than the near-uncontested and implemented Welsh referendum.
If the result is ignored, why bother having one?!
9:26 Johnson's own team have described the 'negotiations' as a sham. These Psychos want a car crash. There's gonna be entrails everywhere if the Tories get their way.
Lol when have the poles ever been right?
Darren Barley when they told the EU no migration
Parliament should be dissolved
And who passes laws? Boris?
To see Jess Phillips (labour) through out parliament in next election. This type of people shouldn’t be in parliament. She can seek Drama queen role in cinema screen.
Boris is leading the polls if he gets us out he will be the hero if hes blocked no one will blame Boris but just imagine the public anger that will be directed towards MPs and parties that are involved in blocking us. Plus Farage will help the Tories if it gets us brexit. 406 constituencies voted leave vs 242 remain just because leavers don't kick off like remain trust me they are out there and when we vote leave vote big. Look at the EU elections ( Brexit Party ) and the Tories voting for a PM all big leave wins.
I'm a Tory member living in a solid labour area. The Conservatives have no chance here, but the BP did extremely well in the European election this year. If they stand a candidate here, I will vote BP. Everyone neds to vote tactically now to put an end to these quisling MPs.
@Sven Tempest I am older than the UKs membership of the EU you odious little quisling. Make a rational point, or jog on.
Johnson will do a deal. But will it get through parliament?
Let's put it to the test.
What this analysis seems to have forgotten is that the Brexit Party will take Labour Leave seats and there are 158 of them to play for. This is where they will deploy their '14%' which is a national image not a targeted one. The BP will not challenge Tories in rock solid Tory seats.
Just wait till the election and the people's army on the street's end of the old way ! Peace
People demand 2nd Referendum NOW 👈
@@strofikornego9408 No thanks 1st one was great thanks anyway
1st Referendum was the worst referendum in the history of human kind. No-one knows what "leave" means - deal, no-deal, single-market, customs union etc. We need 2nd Referendum to find out.
Jamie H hear hear ooooooorrrrrddddderrrrrrrrrr
Amen to that
news channels lying again boris is miles in front of the traitors tell the truth for once plz
The poll is fake news. In any case, Johnson should abolish elections, they get in the way of democracy.
richard lol says you?
Gar Sm Wut?!
Er if an election gets delayed (as is happening) then polls say the tories are set to lose.
1:18 anyone else noticed this guy didn’t blink once in the whole time that girl was talking
It should be a YELLOW FLAG
Channel 4 propaganda machine working overtime. Dodgy poll.
Dank Memes Hear hear. They are supporting remain so are biased. Money talks!
Well said
Exactly. The Brexit Party and Labour are far ahead of this.
How about pointing us to a poll predicting a big enough majority to avoid a hung parliament for any party?