I'm missing something here. The Tory party called the referendum. The Tory party are in power in government because they have the most seats. With the help of the DUP the Tory party can do anything they want and can't be outvoted. The Tory party, on it's own, negotiated everything to do with Brexit. I don't see how anyone can blame anyone other than the Tory party for all this mess.
Ok we might be tearing all our trade ggrements with the E.U. and by default tearing up all the bilateral agreements the E.U. has with about 60 countries worldwide. But if we Believe in Britain all will be fine, right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The reason he is totally correct is that Brexit hasn't happened yet so it can't be because of Brexit. Therefore (logic here) it must be because of the uncertainty created by our useless political class in Westminster who are too busy arguing to get behind what the people of this country voted for. It's not difficult to understand!
You must still believe in santa-claus. It's called planning for the future. Once the UK is out, it's too late for companies to get out. If companies konw what deal there will be, for example a no deal brexit, they will get out ASAP. A deal with transitional periode, it will depends on the future trade deal. No single market and no custom union, they will get the fk out ASAP.
Not well argued: faced with Britain seceding from the EU, it's rather obvious that large companies might plan in advance. Can you infer why or does your fax "logic" stop here? I think it conveniently does. Don't be so facile.
Reread what you have written and you will find it rests on a non sequitur. Jones is very much on his own in his opinions about the matter. Worth asking yourself why that might be. Absing the BBC will not do you any good.
Such political bigotry from the BBC. Her bosses are probably delighted with her. The BBC has become a political project in it's own right. Time to end the licence fee.
I ended mine 3 years ago. Honestly, there is only so much shit one can listen to. Sold the TV too. Am constantly harrassed by the TV licensing department, until I told them to "fuck off" on the phone, haven't heard much since! Now only listen to "the alternative media" how refreshing, you should all try it, use your computer and youtube to get started. Good luck to all.
@@paulmatters2641 Remainers declared that a million more people would lose their jobs if we left the EU, the country would sink into the abyss! Now in 2024, we have more investment in technology than the rest of Europe put together and our exports have never been so high… we’ve been though a pandemic which basically closed the country down, a crisis that nearly broke our financial system, a war with Russia, and we’re still standing. Perhaps an apology is in order? Or are you still angry that your holiday plans have been disrupted?
Correct, due to decreased demand in China, US and problems with Diesel market . Also Honda stated clearly Swindon was NOT anything to do with Brexit . Emma is a shameless totally partial Remain attack hack ..
we havent left yet , there will be massive jobs lost if leave without a deal . And remember how you were lied to that we would get a great deal yet now your leaver liars are saying we will leave without a deal yet you still believe in them . Johnson was holding up a kipper only 3 weeks ago blaming the packaging on the EU , when it was in fact our law , but it doesnt matter to these dispicable chancers who dont care about the truth because they know their supporters are too deluded to actually listen
Jobs have been lost every day since being in the EU--Just taalk to our Fishermen, Steel workers, Ship builders, Coal miners. and more. And most of it because contracts MUST go through the EU!
Brexit didn’t cause these job to be lost It’s was Thatcher Government politics of the 1980’s that shutdown the Coal Miners, Steel Workers, Shipbuilding, etc. At that time the EU didn’t exists. It was EEC ( European Economic Community ). This was a free trade area where countries traded without tariffs at the same time they could do there own trade deals with countries outside the EEC. The EEC had no European Parliament or council of minsters. It was setup to stop future European wars. Laid out in the Treaty of Rome of 1957.
@@stewben1169 Margaret Thatcher didnt shut down anything. She stopped subsidies that were going £1bn to steel, £1bn to coal, £2 bn to car manufacturers, £1bn to shipbuilding. Instead she invested in capital spending also using the proceeds of privatisation, and gave us some of the most efficient industry in the world. Only a complete fool cannot see that the state of the nation in 1990 was dramatically better than it was in 1979. Incidentally subsidies are not allowed under EU rules so they had to be stopped some time. The Labour Government 1974 to 1979 had been using sticky plaster to save jobs for the short term but those policies were going nowhere.
he had plenty time .. trouble is he is deluded .. trouble would still be the same if there was 100% agreement in the uk ... how does the eu allow uk goods cross its borders check free while at the same time the uk gives two fingers to the SM and CU .. If the EU go that road then it would finish the EU .. Digby either does not care or fails to understand that basic point.. The EU agreed the withdrawal agreement it was the UK parliment failed to vote for it
@Daniel Clark Clark because it's those newspapers that peddle all the Brexit bullshit . The BBC's problem is that it is too balanced in giving nutters like Nigel Farage way more airtime than they ever deserved . That's why we are in this mess now
@Jericho I did watch it, and I think as a business man he probably knows a lot more than she does. Your comment "fat lord with a silver spoon in his mouth" probably says more about you than him.
How is this woman running a business show? Everything he says is correct. He accepts the minor points she makes which are correct. She doesn't accept a single thing he says, For instance, she provides JLR as an example of Brexit job losses. He correctly points to declining sales in china and diesel saes being hit by a change in consumer and political attitudes. She simply says she can point to other examples. Well great, how about accepting you were wrong then and coming up with another specific example to be challenged? She should find a job she is competent at. .
no wonder why we are so fucked when all of you Leavers think that Emma Barnett is the mad one here . You lot are like religious fundamentalists , facts are your enemy , it's all about belief . You've all been totally mugged off by the right wing media , and we as a Nation we will now have to pay a very heavy price - well done
He is spot on, the EU are negotiating with full knowledge that the ruling elite do not want to leave, therefore even from the start they have the upper hand. If all the MP's had stood for the people's decision then the EU would have been worried. The jobs being lost are the fault of the remainers rather than the people who voted to leave.
The remainers were like the Boxer going into the ring thinking he has no real opponent in from of him, but he finds himself hit by a hard right hand. His only chance is to hang on until the Bell.
@stephen morris Bloody hell Morris, you are a disgarce to your patrimony. If that's the best you can do by way of insult, save it: makes you look an idiot.
Not really. How many Leavers promoted Leave then negotiate? So no mandate. The bias is yours. Go on, see what your chief Leavers said at the time...it'll make uncomfortable reading for you. The bias is evidently yours: you have been gulled and are seemingly unaware of it. "When ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise." Oh how true, how very true.
@alan boardman The last part of what you say is questionable - I'll ignore your silly jibe - and a properly conducted referendum (though I'm with RMogg "Referenda are incompatible with democracy" are with him? ) on the Irish or Scits model would have required more than a wafer thin win to effect profound constitutional change. Heck FARAGE said he's dispute a narrow win before Leave won by it. The big trouble is no-one knows what Leave meant, not required to. At the time many Leavers were arguing for associate membership and Farage isn't the only one to have moved the pitch if not the goalposts...."people want to leave"? Not enough to warrant such a momentous change and in a dismal referendum campaign Banks et al were literally criminal and that bus poster merely the most egregious lie.....(Mind you, the Project Fear thing was also a disgrace). All this springing from a Tory party matter!
@@garymorgan3314 he is flustered because she won't listen. Like most remoaners he has to repeat himself 10 times and they still ask the same question. They just keep asking thinking the answer will change.
@@jpw6893 And why do most business types not agree with Lord Jones, do you reckon? And leave out 'remoaners' as it makes you seem thick. It certainly doesn't hurt. You one of those wants us to Leave first then make a deal? Have you seen how India, China and the USA have made it very clear we'll get no favours from them? Even Leavers are beginning to admit that GDP will be lessened on Leaving. You think the Leave working class areas will benefit from this"getting our country back"? The likes of Rothermere - a non Dom - and Dacre, in receipt of EU subsidy for his Sussex farm - are telling their people lies. Johnson, a Remainer in fact, is in this for self not country.
@@garymorgan3314 most businesses types? Most of our GDP is home grown. 15% is exports, 7% maximum (and falling) is the EU. The only businesses that you listen to are the ones that lobby the EU so they get the lions share and leave most businesses with scraps. Those are the businesses you support.
which people if you believe in democracy why should lincolnshire speak for liverpool,manchester or in fact london The country was split and lots of remainers did not vote,lots of the new voters did not get a chance to vote The rascists did not miss this chance to put up more barriers If people lose their jobs become worse off will you and your ilk pick up the slack The question is yours to answer its three years since the referendum we have a different leader with less seats in parlement lets have another referendum as clint eastwood would say do you feel lucky punk well do yer like all cowards and sicophantes the answer will be no you will hide behind the same worn out arguments think for yourself and put up your pwn argument if you have one or are you an okd selfish man who has all the good out of europe and want some other self satisfying goal you a democrat dont make me laugh you are a fascist with far right views which was fought against bt brave men and woman of this country
Elizabeth Walker Democracy isn’t about Lincolnshire versus London it was a vote for the WHOLE of the uk. Norwich voted remain but it doesn’t get to speak for,or dictate to, the rest of the uk for the same reason. You can’t pick and choose what referendums you adhere to. The leave vote was the majority and if there were people that didn’t vote, well, they were clearly happy with what the majority decided or simply didn’t care enough to bother. It happens in every local and general election as well. The remainder of your diatribe is the usual SJW nonsense of racism, homophobia, transphobia and white man bad syndrome.
Like ‘agreements’ done by May *after* the referendum ua-cam.com/video/XOLKTubCYCA/v-deo.html like the UN Migration Compact; radical subversion designed to further entangle the U.K. in the Orwellian Globalist EU... it is said that ‘manufacturing jobs’ have, over the years, likewise deliberately been relocated into EU countries.
And Digby Jones, the man who a couple of years ago said that German car manufacturers would break rank from the EU and give us a deal whatever happened. Well guess what, they haven't, and they won't.
Strange line. What say you now that all British travel abroad has been seriously curtailed. Anyone with a foreign property can only visit it for 90 days consecutively. Brexit is not delivering ANY of the benefits that were heralded and plenty of negatives like the ones in this interview. Emma Barnett is quietly chortling at your assured but totally misguided loyalty to a blowtard. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
This was published by Mr Cameron's government in a leaflet to every house in the UK. This is the final quote on page 20... This is your decision. The Government will implement what you decide."
'Brexit means Brexit' as May kept repeating but what did that actually mean? For most it meant no more foreigners. That's all I can see because 'taking back control' has never been explained at all. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
@@stevechappell5777 Its never been about "foreigners" it's about those who arrive legally and those who don't. That means illegally. The "foreigner" discussion was largely created by folks lobbying to remain.
@@simonbroddle754 How many actually arrived illegally? Tourists have been allowed to travel in both directions for a lifetime for most people and the vast majority always returned to their home country. Signing on for benefits is impossible without a NHI number as you know. Non-EU citizens have been constrained from onward travel in France for years so if anyone had a right to complain it was France. If travellers had no means of support that is a different problem which could have been addressed from within the EU. Now we cannot return unannounced arrivals to our shore to France or the EU unless they agree to take them. What recourse now? Sadly, the bottom line on the argument was that the sound of foreigners talking on the high street and food aisles containing anything other than mushy peas and spaghetti hoops was unwelcome. The variety foreign residents brought with them was a red rag to a xenophobic bull and Brexit proposers bigged it up as a problem. The media coverage of criminals from Asian backgrounds made as much of their nationality as the crimes they'd committed and when those crimes were also committed by white indigenous folk downplayed or didn't report at all. Those who rarely saw any foreigner adopted the Brexit rhetoric out of fear thinking that would cure the 'problem'.
Must be awful for you to have all the tabloids endorsing your stuff all the time. You bleat at one institution that doesn't meekly take what you say. Mind you, it's hardly Marxist is it?
You poor lamb, no one media organ favours you. Oh hang on, The Mail, MoS, Sun, Times, Sunday Times, Telegraphh...You get my drift. Yet you have the cheek to call your opponents moany. Brilliant!
Sometimes, I wish I could stop paying my licence fees every time I watch the bbc go against 17.4m people. Not once have I seen the bbc challenge pro Remain guests. Always attacking guests who are pro Brexit. Sad.
I haven't paid in years.... Just ignore the letters and don't answer the door.... They start of with threats then after 1.5 years they increase to balif threats then back to basic threats after the 2 year mark! Never give your name and resend any implied invite to your property x
Emma Barnett had the impertinence to invite Lord Digby to answer her questions during this 'interview' but with the sole purpose of browbeating him and imposing on the viewers and him her own opinions, over his. She also insulted viewers by assuming that we would not notice that this is what she is doing. She should shut up and LISTON to the answer given once she has put a question.
She stated her case and he his, so she should have left it to the listeners to decide. The fact is that she had nothing of substance to move onto so was just padding out and wasting time. I won't be renewing my TV license.
@@BigDuke6ixx An interviewer who has asked a guest to an interview to talk about his expert views, shouldn't be stating her case when she is supposed to be impartial, but there she was telling him he was wrong - based presumably on her own wide business experience. You are right, a waste of time (which was painful to watch).
@G. V. Quinn Shut up. There was no hard question, Britain is still in the EU so Brexit has caused nothing and cost nothing. The efforts to delay and derail it have cost a great deal.
@@ZigZagHockey it's the job of the interviewer to grill politicians but not experts, I agree. BBC should have an opposing expert and the interviewer should have acted as a referee/moderator. Top business people, however are fair game for journalists in a one to one interview in the same way politicians are.
@@BigDuke6ixx Agreed, but Lord Digby should have been regarded as an expert on the subject of business deals,he certainly is compared to that young lady.
How very unlike your good self eh? Check what the chief Leavers said in 2015/6 and compare it to their position now. It's embarrassing and you have been duped. How many nations trade on WTO terms? Who was advocating this in 2016? I rest my case and your mind is demonstrably closed as a clam.
@@jimrodda Tell that to Pascal Lamy. Then let us know how and why and what deals we will get from, say, China, America, India and the Commonwealth. If you think we, with 2% of world trade will do well, you are an even bigger idiot than you seem. I mean, have you had a look at what the FDA and trade bodies in the USA are planning for us? No you haven't. Seen the opinion of Scott Morrison of these fanciful claims our Leavers are for great deals? I fear not. You have either not been looking or you have all the sentience of the 3 Wise Monkeys. Of course we know your mob's view of "experts"; why ask an expert when you could try an ignoramus. You have Odey and Minford who back you up - Jones is no economist and is thick anyway - but, funnily enough, most economists think your ideas are disastrous. What mandate have you for Crash Out anyway? None. "Will of the People", bugger off and read some Rousseau and try a bit harder. Your ideas are fatuous and the funny thing is, even when 'you' aren't being racists like Farage, people still largely disagree. You accept we live in a Parliamentary democracy? You Agree only 37% are for Leave yet that's fine for an epochal decision....Yup you think we should go ahead anyway.....I reckon it won't happen but just Leave, no, you have no right to do that. From the beginning Leave has been a fiasco and still we don't know what it means. I love the whining here though: almost all the press is on your side yet you moan as if you are beleaguered. Why IS that? Irwin Steltzer, Paul Krugman, Joseph Stiglitz, Amartya Sen and an array of Nobel laureates all think you are crackers. Why? (I think I know). Care to tell me a little about Farage's trouble with Black and Coloured persons? It shouldn't be right to bring it up but funny that your crew DO have a problem with our exotic brethren. Coincidence, surely? He makes it relevant. His enthusiasm for Poland and Hungary's erm, robust polity is instructive too. So much for the British tradition of tolerance. In case you still cannot see the iceberg, do enlighten me as to the huge discrepancies between what the Leave ideologues were saying in 2016 and what they maintain now. You can't wriggle out of that, it's deadly. You are all over the shop. I mean, hoestly, can you think of a more stupid negotiation "position" than the one I hear from Leavers, "Crash out, then negotiate." That is as wrong-headed as you can get. Yet you buy that, too. Eeek.
trident3b They can’t explain because it’s easier to destroy than to build. It is easier to criticize than to propose. It is easier to insult than to be thoughtful .... it is easier to be nationalist than to be a Democrat. But it all leads to dead ends sooner or later.
@trident3b Her job is to interview and draw out the views of the interviewee this interviewer however interrupts so much she is clear bent on ensuring he will not get his views across .
@@xo17499 " it is easier to be nationalist than to be a Democrat." The majority democratic view in the referendum was to Leave the EU - why talk such utter noinsense!!
@Portly 24 the referendum is now the new benchmark of what democracy is... Everything that goes against is the opposite of Democracy this has become the ultimate universal law, almost like a sectarian principle. Truth is the referendum was a very poor democratic exercise, a one off Yes/No question to an incredibly complex and far reaching problem based on multiple false assumptions on both parts and that nobody expected to loose. Still it will be respected and the UK will come out of the EU and a handful of conservative and nationalist will have won their war of ideology and places the UK (and many EU countries) in a very uncomfortable position for a long time. Democracy is like Churchill said the worst form of government, except for all the others.. In that case it is so plain... You don’t imagine Putin’s Russia shooting itself in the foot like this. So let it be and good luck in this journey. I still believe the EU project is what Europeans need to continue exist in tomorrow’s world with or without the UK.
Emma Barnett like many "journalists" at the BBC now try to get someone "on the ropes" with a nonsense argument and when the interviewee shows the interviewer up with a sound, simple response the interviewer suddenly acts as if they are being spoken to by someone in an alien language claiming that they don't understand what the person is saying.
high time these interviewers realised that they are there to ask questions and NOT to rant about their personal views especially as 17.4 million are not interested in them
Umm, I think Alun you have just proved Starman right by repeating the same error as the interviewer. To reply in the sort of language I think you can understand, "only a cretin like you would assume everyone who disagrees with the BBC is a moron".
I agree , this BBC interviewer was full of verbal diarrhoea, bringing The traitor Soubry into the conversation,how is it that this vile , hate filled woman Soubry can call normal working class people nazis and fascist but when the people call it back to her she has the man arrested and his life is them ruined by criminal charges and harassment from the police, this woman is a traitor to the people of Britain and also her own constituents, she is typical of the elite self serving remain politicians that are in our parliament
roll forward two and a half years... Honda closed, empty shelves in the supermarkets etc. Lord Digby "totally out of touch with reality" Jones who doesn't do party politics
I would love to get the choice! It would be nice if they divided the BBC’s output so that news was a separate channel, just to see how many people would actually pay for it!
She doesn't get it because she is BBC.. What Lord DJ says is true. If there is good news it is despite brexit. If it's bad news it is because of Brexit.
Too simplistic. An experiment: you are a large multinational corporation. Any reason Britain seems less desirable now? Of course (and you know it). Digby is flustered because he knows too - and Barnett nails him with the specific Silicon Triangle example. He has no answer and nor do you.
I tell you what if she can't understand what he is saying she's in the wrong job, it was painful to watch him try to explian something so clearly and to not get it is eather really thick or ignorant you choose.
No, this is debate and Jones lost. She identified job losers and he was unable to stand up his "Brexit won't cost one job." Which is patently false, hence his discombobulation. Finis.
The trend of interviewers like Ridge, Maitlis etc to interrupt before the interviewee has answered the previous question/ assertion makes these rude women unfit for their job.
Ms Barnett rolled off a load of statements that are factually untrue and deserve better explanation. As a hard left Corbynista Barnett doesn’t understand the business world, or how politicians and the media skew the arguments. Time to close down the BBC and let independent broadcasters do the job honestly and transparently.
Did you? Have there been ANY positives from Brexit seen since it was finally signed into being? The list of losses are ever growing and we haven't even agreed a deal with the EU over services, 80% 0f our economy. Even the seafood industry is folding. What irony. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
He'd have been an awful M.P. let alone P.M. as he amply demonstrates in his windy response to Barnett's examples of actual jobs lost. Identify his rejoinder, I din't notice anything but him getting agitated, I wonder why (and so should you). Agree withe last point (accepting for the sake of argument the Leave vote provided a mandate. Which I don't).. Whose fault that we weren't?
Emma Barnet was excellent in trying to establish the thrust of Digby Jones argument which appeared to be a combination of contradictory & inflammatory in equal measure without explaining the impact on the UK economy. A disappointing perspective from the former chairman of the CBI.
So what? Is her point correct or not? If it's so weak why is Jones so flustered? He has no answer except to assert he's wrong but, er, he was right to. Sort of. Amateur hour.
@@garymorgan3314 I am a large cog in a large business i wouldn't go as far to say i run a business but i defo have a large part in it and i can say, she has no idea what she is taking about and the gentleman is correct. the uncertainty and fact we didn't leave 26th march is what might tank many small/mid company's. in our industry we prepared a lot for a no deal and all the suppliers behind us in the chain did the same, it cost a lot of money but its something we had to do. he is flustered because she isn't listening to him, what is so blindingly obvious to him (and he is correct about) she cannot or will not get though he bias lefty skull.
@@wormwood8071 Fair enough, I won't gainsay an area where you'd know and I don't since I am self-employed, not even a cog. Still not convinced though: the belief we can magic great deals from counters lining up todo us a favour contradicts the diplomatic wisdom "Countires do not have friends, only interests." Anyway I hope for your sake you are correct. Jones though, no not the brightest is he? Interesting the likes of Ferdinand Mount, pro business but a writer, not at all convinced.
@@TheGRAclan 100% correct I am also a BBC License fee payer wondering why I pay for this ...oh by the way I love your reply same sense of humour as i have
@@TheGRAclan Hmmn....I tried suggesting that to my beloved wife but Strickly Come Dancing became my "Backstop" issue . I will pass on your comments though it may help with the negotiations
@@ian0837 "Jobs have already been lost because of Brexit", that may be true but it could also just be because of the uncertainty. The only real fact is that unemployment has decreased since the Referendum to leave the EU.
Jobs were lost long ago as soon as the vote in 2016 occurred. The European Medical Agency based in Canary Wharf relocated overnight. Anyone working there either had to move to Europe or lose their job. Taxes paid in the UK left with it. Being able to look ahead is what Digby Jones has made a reputation out of. He has now developed degenerative eye disease and is trading on a reputation he is no longer fit to trade on. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Emma Barnett is not playing devils advocate here, this is not an interview, this is her having an impassioned argument with someone in a pub. This is why we don’t like the media any more, the interviewers can’t hold back their own views. Every news report is an opinion piece
Death Wish and all these companies are not British so please tell me your point as they came here for the low level of tax they are leaving as there may be a labour government
@@michaelanderson-gx7fg Bollocks , most are laughing at us because we are shooting ourselves in the head . The only ones that arent are all those dodgy companies hoping this country will become a massive tax haven ,which this Government have already talked about . That's not good , the EU is trying to close these down and we about to remove ourselves from it . Jacob Rees Mogg and his Investment cronies are rubbing their hands with glee , as we transfer more wealth to the greedy Elites . Look at all of them in the Tory Govt. They are all the same
Spot on..she just wouldn't accept his answers...not a good journlistic teait at all...how many times did he have to repeat himself to a woman who just wanted to be in the right...smh!
Because they were, obviously, unacceptable. Or did you not notice that she shot a big hole in his 2016 Neill appearance assertion on no jobs will be lost" etc.. He was wrong, she correct. Simples.
To the female interviewer: we haven’t even left as of yet. Perhaps staying in is causing all the problems? Second point: how on earth did we get by before the EU? How do Switzerland and Norway manage it?
the two countries you speak of have deals which are much lower than the UK currently has or will be prepared to negotiate for and definitely not on WHO terms so be careful what you wish for. If you think for one minute the Chinese or Americans as examples are going to do a deal the same or better than they have already done with the EU then be ready for an even bigger disappointment. 80 million verses 500 million economy
ian0837 Your reply is measured and constructive. It’s all too rare. For me however sovereignty is paramount, trade is secondary. How rough the ride will be after October 31st is far from clear. Patrick Minford provides a more positive view of matters from a WTO perspective.
@@ian0837 we can make our own deals with anyone we like if we leave sure the deal might not be as good but if we can make enough of them we could get by just fine
@@ian0837 Actually it'll be an economy of 430 million once the UK leaves but I understand what you are saying. Over half of the current 'population' of the EU is based in 4 countries, Germany, UK, France and Italy (funnily enough the ones with the most money). I completely respect what you have said here however, to think the USA (who don't have a deal with the EU) or China will not want to sign a deal with similar or equal benefits is in 'my' opinion incorrect. The average full time wage (30 million full-time workers) in the UK last year was £35k which is by my maths about a trillion pounds in total. Any country with a bit of business acumen will want to be able to tap into that (after the chancellor takes his cut of it of course). Only time will tell which side of the fence is the better side to be on.
@@cybnblau What exactly do you mean by sovereignty? How exactly would it be expanded post-Brexit. Also, we know what the ride will be like after October: no deal is almost certain at this point, unless Britain makes concessions to the UE, which is political suicide for the Tories. A no deal will lead to a loss of 30bn pounds in tax revenue annually according to the IMF in the "best case scenario". The government has already cashed out 29bn in preparation for no deal.
Talk about a closed mind - who's right a guy on the board of 60 companies or a DJ on Radio 5 whose biggest challenge since doing her media and communication degree at university has been about what to buy from Waitrose for the latest soiree and enjoying a comfy job.
Emma is thick . Panasonic is not the only electronics company in the world and when we leave the eu they will realise the big mistakes they have made . The eu will crash in the next few years and the uk will be the strongest economy second to nobody .
I worked at Panasonic for 10 as a hgv druver and they made all there truck drivers redundant 7 years ago they have been getting smaller and smaller for years because cheaper competitors
Er. .... No. Whatever you smoke I'll have some all the same. Jones is a fat overentitled fuck. Count the plants closing. Not including the incidental retail trade that counts on car assembly units, food shops etc nearby. Swanson etc will be ghost towns. What else is there to replace it. ....... Mate?
No, you are thick if you think a swallow make a summer and she spies several leaving. Time will tell but my guess is that most economists are right and you aren't. Be careful who you call "thick" as you aren't so bright yourself. She may be many things but thick isn't one of them and it's a bit, well, thick of you to affect this opinion.
Does this BBC interviewer believe we are more interested in her biased views rather than the informed businessman she is interviewing. She constantly interrupts him to ensure he can't make his points - impartial BBC don't make me laugh!!
Uwe in Hamburg, You are too dumb and simple to understand that sentence. He is describing small and medium-sized businesses which do make up the majority of the economy in this country and employ the majority of people in this country. What is wrong about what he said?
@@uweinhamburg I could clearly see your sarcasm which is why I knew you were taking the piss out of what he said.... You just messed up again Uwe in Hamburg, leave it to the native English speaker please, tar very much.
@@@ademw7 Let's see. So you understood that you were answering to a sarcastic comment, which lead you to insults on the level a social deprived fourth grader would use but (nevertheless) the attempt to explain to a German with a degree in economics what the importance of 'Mittelstand' for some Northwest European economies is? That look like a cunning plan Adam ;)
May has cocked up Brexit, by being weak , by being a remainer . This has caused uncertainty in business and should have all been sorted by 29 March 2019 at the latest.
As it happens her deal was a stronger one than was achieved by Boris. His never touched on services at all - 80% of the UK national income - while he was fixated on a £1bn fishing industry. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
There isn't any chance of remaining or rejoining the EU, Brexit is done. No provision for re membership under the same conditions where written in the agreement. If the UK wants to rejoin which the UK won't they have to adhere to the Cooenhagen rule which they won't. When people vote in an advisory referendum it was final ....people or what the media calls remoaners can moan as much as they want too it won't change anything. I've written before many times now Brexit is done..it doesn't exist and the UK has to decide the next move and I hope its the right one as a trade war with the EU would be catastrophic and cost everyone billions in fines .....
The Brexit Job Loss Index is an attempt to keep track of the number of jobs lost in the UK due to Brexit. Here are the key stats (last updated 31/01/2020): Total Jobs Lost: 436,296 Total Annual Wages Lost*: £12,511,660,392 Reduction in Annual Income Tax & National Insurance Receipts**: £3,747,289,625.52
Emma Barnett is selling the BBC's REMAIN position because it gets given a chunk of money annually by the EU. The BBC needs to be overhauled and the Remainers removed from office. It is the BBC that needs re-educating to accept what the people voted for unless it is to be branded undemocratic. Digby is spot on right as usual. This was not a debate; it was Emma trying to shout down Digby. P{oor BBC journalism again.
Do you REALLY think he could have done anything more than pontificate? He had no idea what was coming down the line because he refused to get beyond his 'We're really important and the EU know it' line. Nothing is now going right and we our economic prosperity is threatened. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Forty years ago there was a paint manufacturer in the North West of England called MacPherson Paints. The company was bought out by a Dutch company who said all jobs where safe. Eighteen months later, they closed the site down, and any remaining contracts went to their sister company in Hull. Two years later, the Hull company was closed and all production was shipped to the now parent company in Holland. This procedure is called, 'how to buy your competitor, run them for a short time, close them down, thus cornering the market!' BREXIT was not even thought of then, and neither was the Maastricht Treaty! It's been a standard practice for foreign companies when buying out UK ones, to smile when taking them over, and to laugh when closing them. I hope someone of influence is reading this, because from now on my proposal should be as follows:- Any UK companies that want to sell to foreign investors can only sell on 45% of their company. 55% must stay in UK hands to safeguard the workforce from any immediate threat of redundancy. And doing this will protect long term UK industries from going bust!
Yes .. except that "Lord" Digby EARNED his lordship in 2007, he was not born to it. He earned it after years in business at the highest levels of many companies and business orgs. He was granted it so that, despite not being a parliamentarian, he could be assigned the Minister of State for Trade and Investment ministerial post in 2007 and served under late 2008. He took his seat in the House of Lords as an independent crossbencher, much to his credit, and is not aligned with either party. Perhaps this is why he seems so sane ... I swear that partisan party politics will be the undoing of the western world. They are the main reason driving most of May's horrendous decisions over the past year.
@@richardlefaive1944till, nobody voted for him. He was appointed to the post, then GIVEN the title and a place in House of Lords. The comment has to do with the fact that there are 'unelected officials' not only in Brussels. And I can show he's wrong. There will be one job lost directly due to Brexit - that of (forgive me if I get the name wrong) the Secretary for Brexit.
The comment was trying to take the piss on anything he had to say. Trying to devalue his input and insight. When in fact ... he's exceptionally qualified to comment on the topic from a unique, seemingly relatively unbiased, position.
@@TheGRAclan I never said he was elected .... my point was simply that he gave the interview as an expert on trade negotiations which ... he definitely is. It was others who tried to take the piss on his views , just because he is from " the other chamber" , whom I was responding to.
Is that your best shot at a winning line? No defence of the argument so attack the family of the interviewer. A low hit and unworthy. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Bernard H Gaskin.... Maybe your father was a regular customer of the brothel and you are so frustrated that you post this crap...... September 3rd 2021.... The situation in the UK is perfect and Brexit is a total success or is it opposite??? It's for sure that the majority of EU citizen are very happy that the UK is a 3rd (world) country in the future....
@alan boardman He's a few things to complicate your simplistic world view: 'Referenda ae incompatible with democracy" (J Rees Mogg); Farage saying prior to the 2016 result that he'd not accept a narrow win, like 4%; The referendum was advisory; we life in a parliamentary democracy and our MP's are not mere delegates (the greatest Tory philosopher Edmund Burke pronounced thus). IN a terrible campaign Leave distinguished itself with the bus lie, the various ideas its campaigners favoured varied and what, for example Farage and Hannan were arguing for then is far fro what they say nw. Johnson, as you know, is a Leaver for career reasons only. The great historian Keith Thomas has said that he'd have needed proportionately more of the entire membership to change his cricket club's constitution. If you look at the arrangements made by the Scots for Independence and the Irish for two potentially incendiary constitutional changed, Gay marriage and abortion, you wills that we needed constitutional conventions and a decisive result to manage such change. I'm proudly British and I'm not prepared to stand idly by while the likes of you wreck the constitute especially so dishonestly. Wto terms; laughable - U.S giving us favourable terms? China? India? Of course they won't and you are naive as well as ignorant if you think so.
@alan boardman what have you won you fool ? Leavers have no arguments left so can happily listen to this busted flush and think the interviewer is in the wrong . Nearly all of the main stream media 'newspapers' pushed for Brexit hard , yet Leavers say the MSM are liars , but only when it comes to the BBC . Its getting embarrassing now
The BBC need to be careful having presenters/journalists as extreme as she is. Many people are already getting rid of their TVs and hence not paying for a TV licence.
Have you got the £350 million a day for the NHS yet? Is it coming anytime soon? Or is the NHS actually in the early stages of being broken up behind the scenes in a US-UK trade deal that we cannot see the details of? What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Two intellects as opposite ends of the spectrum. I have spent a life time-supporting the BBC but I'm done with them. The job of the interviewer is to put the opposite view to that of the interviewee on the basis of good preparation, not constantly interrupt, spout his'her own views and constantly go off at a tangent. What a disgrace? How can this light-weight be compared to the likes of Paxman and Neil
gary morgan If the vote gets reversed it will be the hollowest victory ever for the remainers because it would be the end of Britain as a democracy I personally would never vote again
@@johnnyreggae969 Well John I have some sympathy with you there, although the other side feels quite as done over; Rees Mogg once said "referenda are incompatible with democracy" and I agree with him on that! I hope we don't Leave but the whole thing has been a dispiriting, ghastly mess and all because Cameron wanted to shoot UKIP's fox! In fact the whole debate of 2016 was a disgrace, each since telling huge lies and many of the votes likely on Austerity as much as Leaving Europe. We should have asked the Irish, they do referenda properly but as it is we have a Leave that didn't mean anything precise and a Remain making no positive case for staying in. A great pity and somehow I hope we come though unscathed and you can carry on voting (though can't help but want Remain). Best wishes, Gary.
gary morgan In 1975 I voted in a referendum to leave the then named common market A lot of my family and friends lost that day but we accepted the decision of The British people and moved on Over forty years later we had a chance again this time we won but the losers wouldn’t let us win democracy is over The media The EU The politicians Have all conspired to overthrow the will of the people So my friend do you feel happy that the EU got its way
@@johnnyreggae969 You speak as if what hasn't happened, has happened. The point is, it seems to me, that to the background of an overwhelmingly antiEU press and a milquetoast BBC, "Leave" which could mean any of several things but no one, got the nod by a sliver. Had Cameron not been such an arse he'd have asked the Irish asking how to conduct Referenda on even more poisonous matters like Abortion and Gat Rights and such. That would require a proper consultation after a properly convened People's Convention which, unlike now, would mange to reflect something like what the People think. You can't airily claim that we know what 'The People" thought since, for example, going to a Norway Leave or Crash out are far from the same thing but both Leave. And Leaver compilers were awing they meant we could remain in the Market itself etc.. I heard Hannan and Farage say so, (but not lately). "Democracy is over" is not true: try telling that to a Liberal whose vote has never counted....Your lament over Brexit pales beside FPTP which is hardly very democratic! "The EU got its way"? Wrong verb tense and, no, they haven't and, with light, will remember what has given them a fright. Reform it, yes. Leave, probably not a good idea for which there is, whatever you say, no mandate. Unless you can reduce Leave to one meaning (impossible).
Lenabo 99, please realise you export most of your fish to the EU, in fact there could be job losses in the fishing industry because of Brexit, no matter how counterintuitive this maybe.
Delightfully vague. What are these "other markets" and how will a nation with 2% of the world's GDP get better terms than as a nation belonging to the largest trading bloc in the world? Enjoy your chlorinated chicken and Monsanto tomatoes etc..
Those trying to point out the downsides were shouted down by the jingoistic. That the latter got 17 million to vote for a suicidal course of action doesn't mean it's either right or proper for the detractors to resist getting on board. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
@@QwadLuzr O’Brien left the BBC because he considered their commitment to balance stopped him doing what he wanted to do. Here the presenter is stating some facts - and look at the slating from the hard Brexiteers!! The globalist attack on the national broadcaster is very sinister. And look at Farage's reaction to Channel 4 investigating his finances (without Channel 4 we wouldn't know he has been getting 450K a year from Aaron Banks).
Emma Barnett is so bigoted against any pro brexit stance, she cant see the clear point and reasonable explanation Digby Jones is expressing. UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Please explain yourself! The only one with their fingers in their ears was Emma Barnett as she refused to acknowledge any of the points made by Lord Digby Jones and just kept on with her own script from project fear. (which you appear to subscribe ) very sad !!
When Digby Jones talks out of his backside there is only so long one can tolerate the bad smell. He has been proven totally wrong. Does he still market his great acumen without somebody pointing out it is more than tarnished? What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Lord Digby Jones, the man of sense and reason. This ridiculously bias woman, an absolute classic part of the Bias Broadcasting Corporation is a disgrace.
Does she not understand that if the parliament that WE pay for had done the job that they had been instructed to do, we'd have left long ago, without any of the uncertainty that has caused companies to spend so much money preparing for Brexit.
Well said Digby. The remainers are causing this uncertainty by kicking the can down the road and thwarting Brexit at every turn
"Pot calls Kettle Back" shocker. You think Brexit might be anything to do with the desertion then? Really?
Which MPs from the right wing voted against the deal and hence thwarted Brexit?
Fuck off, ignorant.. It's a lot more difficult than simple cunts predicted... We'll be associate members
I'm missing something here. The Tory party called the referendum. The Tory party are in power in government because they have the most seats. With the help of the DUP the Tory party can do anything they want and can't be outvoted. The Tory party, on it's own, negotiated everything to do with Brexit. I don't see how anyone can blame anyone other than the Tory party for all this mess.
Ok we might be tearing all our trade ggrements with the E.U. and by default tearing up all the bilateral agreements the E.U. has with about 60 countries worldwide. But if we Believe in Britain all will be fine, right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The reason he is totally correct is that Brexit hasn't happened yet so it can't be because of Brexit. Therefore (logic here) it must be because of the uncertainty created by our useless political class in Westminster who are too busy arguing to get behind what the people of this country voted for. It's not difficult to understand!
You must still believe in santa-claus. It's called planning for the future. Once the UK is out, it's too late for companies to get out. If companies konw what deal there will be, for example a no deal brexit, they will get out ASAP. A deal with transitional periode, it will depends on the future trade deal. No single market and no custom union, they will get the fk out ASAP.
Not well argued: faced with Britain seceding from the EU, it's rather obvious that large companies might plan in advance. Can you infer why or does your fax "logic" stop here? I think it conveniently does. Don't be so facile.
Reread what you have written and you will find it rests on a non sequitur. Jones is very much on his own in his opinions about the matter. Worth asking yourself why that might be. Absing the BBC will not do you any good.
@alan boardman spot on you've got him down to a tee
alan boardman Agree, and it should be remembered that the 'old' people who voted to leave had experience, logic and common sense on their side
Such political bigotry from the BBC. Her bosses are probably delighted with her. The BBC has become a political project in it's own right. Time to end the licence fee.
Such nonsense from you...Get a grip!... Try thinking, without being prompted by self seeking cretins such as Farage and his ignorant ilk!
Paul Gunn Jog along to the back of the longest dole queue in the western world now before the Brexit fall out you pathetic moron
@@cyrilo-ol5xb Farage & his ignorant ilk of 17.4 million.. You arrogant remoaning wanker!
I ended mine 3 years ago. Honestly, there is only so much shit one can listen to. Sold the TV too. Am constantly harrassed by the TV licensing department, until I told them to "fuck off" on the phone, haven't heard much since! Now only listen to "the alternative media" how refreshing, you should all try it, use your computer and youtube to get started. Good luck to all.
@@paulmatters2641 Remainers declared that a million more people would lose their jobs if we left the EU, the country would sink into the abyss! Now in 2024, we have more investment in technology than the rest of Europe put together and our exports have never been so high… we’ve been though a pandemic which basically closed the country down, a crisis that nearly broke our financial system, a war with Russia, and we’re still standing. Perhaps an apology is in order? Or are you still angry that your holiday plans have been disrupted?
Jaguar Landrover actually stated their reduction in production was due to reduced demand and nothing to do with Brexit! Talk about spin.
Correct, due to decreased demand in China, US and problems with Diesel market . Also Honda stated clearly Swindon was NOT anything to do with Brexit . Emma is a shameless totally partial Remain attack hack ..
Also a massive reduction in diesel cars, nothing to do with leaving the EU
we havent left yet , there will be massive jobs lost if leave without a deal . And remember how you were lied to that we would get a great deal yet now your leaver liars are saying we will leave without a deal yet you still believe in them . Johnson was holding up a kipper only 3 weeks ago blaming the packaging on the EU , when it was in fact our law , but it doesnt matter to these dispicable chancers who dont care about the truth because they know their supporters are too deluded to actually listen
@@scottb32a : Same old scratched record about 17 ml peasants being lied to. No campaign was needed to know what EU is all about. Give it up.
@@danieljames2015 are you happy for us to give up everythignt to Trumps America ?
Jobs have been lost every day since being in the EU--Just taalk to our Fishermen, Steel workers, Ship builders, Coal miners. and more. And most of it because contracts MUST go through the EU!
Brexit didn’t cause these job to be lost It’s was Thatcher Government politics of the 1980’s that shutdown the Coal Miners, Steel Workers, Shipbuilding, etc.
At that time the EU didn’t exists.
It was EEC ( European Economic Community ).
This was a free trade area where countries traded without tariffs at the same time they could do there own trade deals with countries outside the EEC.
The EEC had no European Parliament or council of minsters.
It was setup to stop future European wars. Laid out in the Treaty of Rome of 1957.
Brexit caused our fisherman to be out of work. Go check it out
@@stewben1169 Margaret Thatcher didnt shut down anything. She stopped subsidies that were going £1bn to steel, £1bn to coal, £2 bn to car manufacturers, £1bn to shipbuilding. Instead she invested in capital spending also using the proceeds of privatisation, and gave us some of the most efficient industry in the world. Only a complete fool cannot see that the state of the nation in 1990 was dramatically better than it was in 1979. Incidentally subsidies are not allowed under EU rules so they had to be stopped some time. The Labour Government 1974 to 1979 had been using sticky plaster to save jobs for the short term but those policies were going nowhere.
EXACTLY
@@sidcordle6605 are you on drugs sid
She’s absolutely awful, she’s not interviewing, she’s brow beating. She won’t let him talk, extremely biased
he had plenty time .. trouble is he is deluded ..
trouble would still be the same if there was 100% agreement in the uk ... how does the eu allow uk goods cross its borders check free while at the same time the uk gives two fingers to the SM and CU ..
If the EU go that road then it would finish the EU ..
Digby either does not care or fails to understand that basic point..
The EU agreed the withdrawal agreement it was the UK parliment failed to vote for it
The BBC has become a laugh exactly because of low quality presenters like this woman. The new name, Biased British Corporation.
British BS Corporation. Time to downsize it and slash salaries for this nauseating bunch. oh and cancel the TV license.
Bureaucratic Bolshevist Company.
ffs , i guess you get your 'news' from the Daily Express or Daily Mail . Grow up
@Daniel Clark Clark because it's those newspapers that peddle all the Brexit bullshit . The BBC's problem is that it is too balanced in giving nutters like Nigel Farage way more airtime than they ever deserved . That's why we are in this mess now
my first point wasnt directed at you !
So this woman is the know-all about how business works, Lord Digby Jones knows nothing is her attitude.
he expresses no credible answer to the very questions he stated,yes the woman seem to be more inform than a self contradicting digby
@Jericho I did watch it, and I think as a business man he probably knows a lot more than she does. Your comment "fat lord with a silver spoon in his mouth" probably says more about you than him.
@Vince Howells He seems to have done quite well for himself if he knows nothing.
He's actually trying to explain, she doesn't want to know about that!
How is this woman running a business show? Everything he says is correct. He accepts the minor points she makes which are correct. She doesn't accept a single thing he says, For instance, she provides JLR as an example of Brexit job losses. He correctly points to declining sales in china and diesel saes being hit by a change in consumer and political attitudes. She simply says she can point to other examples. Well great, how about accepting you were wrong then and coming up with another specific example to be challenged? She should find a job she is competent at.
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Jaguar Landrover went down the pan over twenty years ago. Nothing to do with Brexit.
She is one of the Worst radio hosts ever, she cannot grasp simple argument. But it is all propaganda
no wonder why we are so fucked when all of you Leavers think that Emma Barnett is the mad one here . You lot are like religious fundamentalists , facts are your enemy , it's all about belief . You've all been totally mugged off by the right wing media , and we as a Nation we will now have to pay a very heavy price - well done
But that’s exactly what the BBC like. They don’t pay the big bucks for nothing.
He is spot on, the EU are negotiating with full knowledge that the ruling elite do not want to leave, therefore even from the start they have the upper hand. If all the MP's had stood for the people's decision then the EU would have been worried. The jobs being lost are the fault of the remainers rather than the people who voted to leave.
@L H If you believed that the NHS would get 350m a week then you did not deserve the right to vote.
Spot on, if they had backed the vote and got on with the job in hand we would not have had this chaos.
The remainers were like the Boxer going into the ring thinking he has no real opponent in from of him, but he finds himself hit by a hard right hand. His only chance is to hang on until the Bell.
The usual BBC bias here.
What bias? And would you say the press in Britain tends right? Why no criticism of that? A disingenuous, ill-informed post this.
@stephen morris Bloody hell Morris, you are a disgarce to your patrimony. If that's the best you can do by way of insult, save it: makes you look an idiot.
@trident3b Ask Morris, he's a disgrace not me. I use my brain, he is a sheep as far as can tell if he agrees with jones.
Got on back to theMail then. It's not as iff the media aren't predominantly Rightish.
Not really. How many Leavers promoted Leave then negotiate? So no mandate. The bias is yours. Go on, see what your chief Leavers said at the time...it'll make uncomfortable reading for you. The bias is evidently yours: you have been gulled and are seemingly unaware of it. "When ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise." Oh how true, how very true.
This interview is terrible she just won’t listen.
Boot on other foot. In fact she is right. Notice Jones is flustered? Why do you think that is? Come on, keep up!
@alan boardman The last part of what you say is questionable - I'll ignore your silly jibe - and a properly conducted referendum (though I'm with RMogg "Referenda are incompatible with democracy" are with him? ) on the Irish or Scits model would have required more than a wafer thin win to effect profound constitutional change. Heck FARAGE said he's dispute a narrow win before Leave won by it.
The big trouble is no-one knows what Leave meant, not required to. At the time many Leavers were arguing for associate membership and Farage isn't the only one to have moved the pitch if not the goalposts...."people want to leave"? Not enough to warrant such a momentous change and in a dismal referendum campaign Banks et al were literally criminal and that bus poster merely the most egregious lie.....(Mind you, the Project Fear thing was also a disgrace). All this springing from a Tory party matter!
@@garymorgan3314 he is flustered because she won't listen. Like most remoaners he has to repeat himself 10 times and they still ask the same question. They just keep asking thinking the answer will change.
@@jpw6893 And why do most business types not agree with Lord Jones, do you reckon?
And leave out 'remoaners' as it makes you seem thick. It certainly doesn't hurt.
You one of those wants us to Leave first then make a deal? Have you seen how India, China and the USA have made it very clear we'll get no favours from them? Even Leavers are beginning to admit that GDP will be lessened on Leaving. You think the Leave working class areas will benefit from this"getting our country back"? The likes of Rothermere - a non Dom - and Dacre, in receipt of EU subsidy for his Sussex farm - are telling their people lies. Johnson, a Remainer in fact, is in this for self not country.
@@garymorgan3314 most businesses types? Most of our GDP is home grown. 15% is exports, 7% maximum (and falling) is the EU. The only businesses that you listen to are the ones that lobby the EU so they get the lions share and leave most businesses with scraps. Those are the businesses you support.
This is the second time I've seen this bloody woman. The first time when she interviewed Ann Widdicome. She makes me want to vomit!!
ann widdicome is the most annoying politician in the history of this country
The people voted to leave, not for a deal. These treacherous media drones just dont get it
if they do another vote because they cant except the first then they need to put no deal on the paper because the leavers will vote no deal
The reality is you have to make a deal whether it's good or bad he doesn't care cause he will still make money either way.
which people
if you believe in democracy why should lincolnshire speak for liverpool,manchester or in fact london
The country was split and lots of remainers did not vote,lots of the new voters did not get a chance to vote
The rascists did not miss this chance to put up more barriers
If people lose their jobs become worse off will you and your ilk pick up the slack
The question is yours to answer its three years since the referendum we have a different leader with less seats in parlement
lets have another referendum as clint eastwood would say do you feel lucky punk well do yer
like all cowards and sicophantes the answer will be no
you will hide behind the same worn out arguments
think for yourself and put up your pwn argument if you have one or are you an okd selfish man who has all the good out of europe and want some other self satisfying goal you a democrat dont make me laugh you are a fascist with far right views which was fought against bt brave men and woman of this country
Elizabeth Walker Democracy isn’t about Lincolnshire versus London it was a vote for the WHOLE of the uk. Norwich voted remain but it doesn’t get to speak for,or dictate to, the rest of the uk for the same reason.
You can’t pick and choose what referendums you adhere to. The leave vote was the majority and if there were people that didn’t vote, well, they were clearly happy with what the majority decided or simply didn’t care enough to bother. It happens in every local and general election as well.
The remainder of your diatribe is the usual SJW nonsense of racism, homophobia, transphobia and white man bad syndrome.
Look at all of the manufacturing jobs moved from the UK to the EU Countries over the last forty years.
Like ‘agreements’ done by May *after* the referendum ua-cam.com/video/XOLKTubCYCA/v-deo.html like the UN Migration Compact; radical subversion designed to further entangle the U.K. in the Orwellian Globalist EU... it is said that ‘manufacturing jobs’ have, over the years, likewise deliberately been relocated into EU countries.
That started with Thatcher when she, and her party, decided we had to move from a manufacturing economy to a services based economy.
Maybe you saw my other comment referring to Thatcher?
@@kiljoy5223 No, sorry, I can't say I did.
Not forgetting handing over our Fishing Industry to the Spanish.
She makes me sick to my stomach.
يمين ابوالخنساء coz she isn't covered enough for you? ....._Lol
@@saywhat5034 , you are an ignorant person.
@@saywhat5034 , you haven't got the brains for it.
Say What frankly in this case, I’d support the full burkha
This sort of crap "criticism" does the same to me. What is one to make of your classy "input"?
This BBC automaton is following the company line and also worrying that Brexit will have a negative affect on her holiday home in Provence.
And Digby Jones, the man who a couple of years ago said that German car manufacturers would break rank from the EU and give us a deal whatever happened. Well guess what, they haven't, and they won't.
@@jamesgriffithsmusic Hoorah no more German car nutters.
@@jamesgriffithsmusic
we haven't even started negotiating yet. wait until the first ship of german cars is turned round away from a British port
Strange line. What say you now that all British travel abroad has been seriously curtailed. Anyone with a foreign property can only visit it for 90 days consecutively.
Brexit is not delivering ANY of the benefits that were heralded and plenty of negatives like the ones in this interview. Emma Barnett is quietly chortling at your assured but totally misguided loyalty to a blowtard.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
This was published by Mr Cameron's government in a leaflet to every house in the UK. This is the final quote on page 20... This is your decision. The Government will implement what you decide."
'Brexit means Brexit' as May kept repeating but what did that actually mean? For most it meant no more foreigners. That's all I can see because 'taking back control' has never been explained at all.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
@@stevechappell5777 Its never been about "foreigners" it's about those who arrive legally and those who don't. That means illegally. The "foreigner" discussion was largely created by folks lobbying to remain.
@@simonbroddle754 How many actually arrived illegally? Tourists have been allowed to travel in both directions for a lifetime for most people and the vast majority always returned to their home country. Signing on for benefits is impossible without a NHI number as you know. Non-EU citizens have been constrained from onward travel in France for years so if anyone had a right to complain it was France.
If travellers had no means of support that is a different problem which could have been addressed from within the EU. Now we cannot return unannounced arrivals to our shore to France or the EU unless they agree to take them. What recourse now?
Sadly, the bottom line on the argument was that the sound of foreigners talking on the high street and food aisles containing anything other than mushy peas and spaghetti hoops was unwelcome.
The variety foreign residents brought with them was a red rag to a xenophobic bull and Brexit proposers bigged it up as a problem.
The media coverage of criminals from Asian backgrounds made as much of their nationality as the crimes they'd committed and when those crimes were also committed by white indigenous folk downplayed or didn't report at all. Those who rarely saw any foreigner adopted the Brexit rhetoric out of fear thinking that would cure the 'problem'.
@@simonbroddle754 or perhaps Nigel Farage’s incorrect and scare mongering breaking point poster?
My word this woman is so irritating. I’m sure she must be related to Owen Jones.
England runs away . Germany won . Europe , The Great Germany .
She’s really sexy though
BBC Propaganda machine in full flood AGAIN !!!
Deal with the arguments, your cheapskate "abuse" is worthless. AGAIN. (I can do cap's too you know).
Must be awful for you to have all the tabloids endorsing your stuff all the time. You bleat at one institution that doesn't meekly take what you say. Mind you, it's hardly Marxist is it?
You poor lamb, no one media organ favours you. Oh hang on, The Mail, MoS, Sun, Times, Sunday Times, Telegraphh...You get my drift. Yet you have the cheek to call your opponents moany. Brilliant!
@@garymorgan3314 it must be true I heard it on the BBC 😁
@2Crassus Crassus get your head from out your arse you gobshite
Sometimes, I wish I could stop paying my licence fees every time I watch the bbc go against 17.4m people.
Not once have I seen the bbc challenge pro Remain guests. Always attacking guests who are pro Brexit. Sad.
@Luke Sliminn Quite right. Up to £13 million it was revealed in one year.
I haven't paid in years.... Just ignore the letters and don't answer the door.... They start of with threats then after 1.5 years they increase to balif threats then back to basic threats after the 2 year mark! Never give your name and resend any implied invite to your property x
Emma Barnett had the impertinence to invite Lord Digby to answer her questions during this 'interview' but with the sole purpose of browbeating him and imposing on the viewers and him her own opinions, over his. She also insulted viewers by assuming that we would not notice that this is what she is doing. She should shut up and LISTON to the answer given once she has put a question.
She stated her case and he his, so she should have left it to the listeners to decide. The fact is that she had nothing of substance to move onto so was just padding out and wasting time. I won't be renewing my TV license.
@@BigDuke6ixx An interviewer who has asked a guest to an interview to talk about his expert views, shouldn't be stating her case when she is supposed to be impartial, but there she was telling him he was wrong - based presumably on her own wide business experience. You are right, a waste of time (which was painful to watch).
@G. V. Quinn Shut up. There was no hard question, Britain is still in the EU so Brexit has caused nothing and cost nothing. The efforts to delay and derail it have cost a great deal.
@@ZigZagHockey it's the job of the interviewer to grill politicians but not experts, I agree. BBC should have an opposing expert and the interviewer should have acted as a referee/moderator. Top business people, however are fair game for journalists in a one to one interview in the same way politicians are.
@@BigDuke6ixx Agreed, but Lord Digby should have been regarded as an expert on the subject of business deals,he certainly is compared to that young lady.
He doesn’t want to admit that Brexit is the main cause of uncertainty in the business community.
Emma has one of the most closed minds. She never truly listens to an answer and bludgeons her way through every interview
How very unlike your good self eh? Check what the chief Leavers said in 2015/6 and compare it to their position now. It's embarrassing and you have been duped. How many nations trade on WTO terms? Who was advocating this in 2016? I rest my case and your mind is demonstrably closed as a clam.
@@garymorgan3314 58 countries trade with the EU on negotiated terms, 77 trade on WTO !!😀
@@jimrodda Tell that to Pascal Lamy. Then let us know how and why and what deals we will get from, say, China, America, India and the Commonwealth. If you think we, with 2% of world trade will do well, you are an even bigger idiot than you seem. I mean, have you had a look at what the FDA and trade bodies in the USA are planning for us? No you haven't. Seen the opinion of Scott Morrison of these fanciful claims our Leavers are for great deals? I fear not. You have either not been looking or you have all the sentience of the 3 Wise Monkeys.
Of course we know your mob's view of "experts"; why ask an expert when you could try an ignoramus. You have Odey and Minford who back you up - Jones is no economist and is thick anyway - but, funnily enough, most economists think your ideas are disastrous. What mandate have you for Crash Out anyway? None. "Will of the People", bugger off and read some Rousseau and try a bit harder. Your ideas are fatuous and the funny thing is, even when 'you' aren't being racists like Farage, people still largely disagree.
You accept we live in a Parliamentary democracy? You Agree only 37% are for Leave yet that's fine for an epochal decision....Yup you think we should go ahead anyway.....I reckon it won't happen but just Leave, no, you have no right to do that. From the beginning Leave has been a fiasco and still we don't know what it means.
I love the whining here though: almost all the press is on your side yet you moan as if you are beleaguered. Why IS that? Irwin Steltzer, Paul Krugman, Joseph Stiglitz, Amartya Sen and an array of Nobel laureates all think you are crackers. Why? (I think I know).
Care to tell me a little about Farage's trouble with Black and Coloured persons? It shouldn't be right to bring it up but funny that your crew DO have a problem with our exotic brethren. Coincidence, surely? He makes it relevant. His enthusiasm for Poland and Hungary's erm, robust polity is instructive too. So much for the British tradition of tolerance.
In case you still cannot see the iceberg, do enlighten me as to the huge discrepancies between what the Leave ideologues were saying in 2016 and what they maintain now. You can't wriggle out of that, it's deadly. You are all over the shop.
I mean, hoestly, can you think of a more stupid negotiation "position" than the one I hear from Leavers, "Crash out, then negotiate." That is as wrong-headed as you can get. Yet you buy that, too. Eeek.
She is a very annoying interviewer and of course she is BBC. She does not listen.
F*** the bbc and the TV licence
The lady is in la la land.
trident3b They can’t explain because it’s easier to destroy than to build. It is easier to criticize than to propose. It is easier to insult than to be thoughtful .... it is easier to be nationalist than to be a Democrat. But it all leads to dead ends sooner or later.
@@blackphilip8936 Her father is a brothel owner , look it up
@trident3b Her job is to interview and draw out the views of the interviewee this interviewer however interrupts so much she is clear bent on ensuring he will not get his views across .
@@xo17499 " it is easier to be nationalist than to be a Democrat." The majority democratic view in the referendum was to Leave the EU - why talk such utter noinsense!!
@Portly 24 the referendum is now the new benchmark of what democracy is... Everything that goes against is the opposite of Democracy this has become the ultimate universal law, almost like a sectarian principle. Truth is the referendum was a very poor democratic exercise, a one off Yes/No question to an incredibly complex and far reaching problem based on multiple false assumptions on both parts and that nobody expected to loose. Still it will be respected and the UK will come out of the EU and a handful of conservative and nationalist will have won their war of ideology and places the UK (and many EU countries) in a very uncomfortable position for a long time. Democracy is like Churchill said the worst form of government, except for all the others.. In that case it is so plain... You don’t imagine Putin’s Russia shooting itself in the foot like this. So let it be and good luck in this journey. I still believe the EU project is what Europeans need to continue exist in tomorrow’s world with or without the UK.
Emma Barnett like many "journalists" at the BBC now try to get someone "on the ropes" with a nonsense argument and when the interviewee shows the interviewer up with a sound, simple response the interviewer suddenly acts as if they are being spoken to by someone in an alien language claiming that they don't understand what the person is saying.
high time these interviewers realised that they are there to ask questions and NOT to rant about their personal views especially as 17.4 million are not interested in them
17.4 out of 62
‘The will of the people’ - don’t make me laugh! Such a false phrase and if you still think brexit is a good idea, then I feel for you
17.4m of them aren’t interested? What makes you think that not one of them have changed their minds since 2016?
Silly trout Barnett... Digby is 💯 % correct.
No he wasn't
She starts to lose the argument then throws in the word hatred....then calls him a Nazi!!!!
Lose the argument? She called him out for his bullshit lies, christ, no wonder you morons are so easy to manipulate.
Umm, I think Alun you have just proved Starman right by repeating the same error as the interviewer. To reply in the sort of language I think you can understand, "only a cretin like you would assume everyone who disagrees with the BBC is a moron".
cant stand this woman, makes my blood boil. Why are licence payers forced into supplying here with a well paid living?
@@MarkusScott1977 I don't, many do and shouldn't have to.
She is completely right. He lost. Get over it.
I agree , this BBC interviewer was full of verbal diarrhoea, bringing The traitor Soubry into the conversation,how is it that this vile , hate filled woman Soubry can call normal working class people nazis and fascist but when the people call it back to her she has the man arrested and his life is them ruined by criminal charges and harassment from the police, this woman is a traitor to the people of Britain and also her own constituents, she is typical of the elite self serving remain politicians that are in our parliament
@Jimmy Jams Yeah well, your obviously not the quickest on the uptake.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Fantastic Right Jones. Kept on point in the face of irrelevant fixed narrative. How do Anna Soubry pop up, and hate?! OMG.
Is this a journalist?!
They are both leas from the same pod
Harldy, one is a master of commerce and an accomplished businessman, the other isn't.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
roll forward two and a half years... Honda closed, empty shelves in the supermarkets etc. Lord Digby "totally out of touch with reality" Jones who doesn't do party politics
Indeed, had to come back to enjoy this man's idiocy.
The BBC is talking about a subscription service In 2027, that will be the end of the channel.
I would love to get the choice! It would be nice if they divided the BBC’s output so that news was a separate channel, just to see how many people would actually pay for it!
THAT WOMAN IS AWFUL TOTALLY WASTED DIGBYS TIME SHAME ON THE BBC!!
She doesn't get it because she is BBC.. What Lord DJ says is true. If there is good news it is despite brexit. If it's bad news it is because of Brexit.
Too simplistic. An experiment: you are a large multinational corporation. Any reason Britain seems less desirable now? Of course (and you know it). Digby is flustered because he knows too - and Barnett nails him with the specific Silicon Triangle example. He has no answer and nor do you.
I tell you what if she can't understand what he is saying she's in the wrong job, it was painful to watch him try to explian something so clearly and to not get it is eather really thick or ignorant you choose.
No, this is debate and Jones lost. She identified job losers and he was unable to stand up his "Brexit won't cost one job." Which is patently false, hence his discombobulation. Finis.
The trend of interviewers like Ridge, Maitlis etc to interrupt before the interviewee has answered the previous question/ assertion makes these rude women unfit for their job.
A well balanced debate - not. Barnett continues to be an utter disgrace.
Ms Barnett rolled off a load of statements that are factually untrue and deserve better explanation. As a hard left Corbynista Barnett doesn’t understand the business world, or how politicians and the media skew the arguments. Time to close down the BBC and let independent broadcasters do the job honestly and transparently.
List the statements please.
Reilly1962 There are many. You’re a “friend” of Barnett, or may even be herself...not doing your work for you.
2smoulder. I’ll try again. List the statements she made that are lies.
Reilly1962 Not playing your BBC game...how about all?
2smoulder. ‘All’ - Then just to help me, list some of them, please.
Listen to what he is saying you silly person.
he is saying -> "Person was right when said that will be easy". So is it easy or not?
Remember this 😂😂😂 not a single job will be lost
She did. What he was saying was a big, fat series of lies.
Did you? Have there been ANY positives from Brexit seen since it was finally signed into being? The list of losses are ever growing and we haven't even agreed a deal with the EU over services, 80% 0f our economy. Even the seafood industry is folding. What irony.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
@@stevechappell5777 listen to the News all contracts for vaccines concluded months ahead of the fumbling EU NEED WE SAY ANY MORE?.....
Great man should have been an MP & not a lord. We should have been preparing for a no deal 2 years ago and not leaving it to the last minute.
He'd have been an awful M.P. let alone P.M. as he amply demonstrates in his windy response to Barnett's examples of actual jobs lost. Identify his rejoinder, I din't notice anything but him getting agitated, I wonder why (and so should you). Agree withe last point (accepting for the sake of argument the Leave vote provided a mandate. Which I don't).. Whose fault that we weren't?
Emma Barnet was excellent in trying to establish the thrust of Digby Jones argument which appeared to be a combination of contradictory & inflammatory in equal measure without explaining the impact on the UK economy. A disappointing perspective from the former chairman of the CBI.
Should this woman be employed as an interview?
Lord Digby should do more interviews he shows up this silly person pretending to be an intelligent patriot.
I suspect she has never run a business in her life ... But now she is some sort of expert on the subject.
So what? Is her point correct or not? If it's so weak why is Jones so flustered? He has no answer except to assert he's wrong but, er, he was right to. Sort of. Amateur hour.
@@garymorgan3314 I am a large cog in a large business i wouldn't go as far to say i run a business but i defo have a large part in it and i can say, she has no idea what she is taking about and the gentleman is correct. the uncertainty and fact we didn't leave 26th march is what might tank many small/mid company's.
in our industry we prepared a lot for a no deal and all the suppliers behind us in the chain did the same, it cost a lot of money but its something we had to do.
he is flustered because she isn't listening to him, what is so blindingly obvious to him (and he is correct about) she cannot or will not get though he bias lefty skull.
@@wormwood8071 Fair enough, I won't gainsay an area where you'd know and I don't since I am self-employed, not even a cog. Still not convinced though: the belief we can magic great deals from counters lining up todo us a favour contradicts the diplomatic wisdom "Countires do not have friends, only interests." Anyway I hope for your sake you are correct. Jones though, no not the brightest is he? Interesting the likes of Ferdinand Mount, pro business but a writer, not at all convinced.
I may be wrong but I have a little feeling that she may have voted remain
I may be wrong but I have a little feeling that you may have voted leave
@@TheGRAclan 100% correct I am also a BBC License fee payer wondering why I pay for this ...oh by the way I love your reply same sense of humour as i have
@@terryroche1045 you can always stop paying your tv license and not watch the BBC or tv license content.
@@TheGRAclan Hmmn....I tried suggesting that to my beloved wife but Strickly Come Dancing became my "Backstop" issue . I will pass on your comments though it may help with the negotiations
@@terryroche1045 thank you for making me smile I have the same problem
Is there a special breading programme for BBC presenters?
I don't think anything that presenter said was anything but factual show us where it was not. mean time Lord Digby is talking past tense.
@@ian0837 "Jobs have already been lost because of Brexit", that may be true but it could also just be because of the uncertainty. The only real fact is that unemployment has decreased since the Referendum to leave the EU.
Sorry it's spelt breeding
Is there one for brain dead Leavers? You have most of the print media for you and you are moaning. What a tender plant you are.
Once in flour, once in eggwash, once in breadcrumbs.
A great example of why the BBC should be in room 101.
She wants a row over the garden fence, not a professional unbiased interview!
Women usually do that while hanging the `smalls` out!
He isn't unbiased and more to the point, he is and was wrong.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Can I just say a thank you to Victoria Derbyshire for red Pilling me about 8 years ago. Now I am free of the fascist BBC
Reflect! One year on the losses to the economy are huge and growing. It isn't a Coronavirus phenomenon. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
The way I see it is that brexit hasn't happened yet so no jobs have been lost as a result of it
Jobs were lost long ago as soon as the vote in 2016 occurred. The European Medical Agency based in Canary Wharf relocated overnight. Anyone working there either had to move to Europe or lose their job. Taxes paid in the UK left with it. Being able to look ahead is what Digby Jones has made a reputation out of. He has now developed degenerative eye disease and is trading on a reputation he is no longer fit to trade on.
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Emma Barnett is not playing devils advocate here, this is not an interview, this is her having an impassioned argument with someone in a pub. This is why we don’t like the media any more, the interviewers can’t hold back their own views. Every news report is an opinion piece
This woman knows sweet-fa about business.
She's just reads from a script.
How can Emma Barnet know more about business than lord digby Jones . Im sure he’s been in business all his working life
And how can He know more then the heads of all the major companies warning of a No Deal crash out? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Death Wish they are moving because of the threat of a labour government . You thick twat. Are you one of those sheeple .
Death Wish and all these companies are not British so please tell me your point as they came here for the low level of tax they are leaving as there may be a labour government
@@michaelanderson-gx7fg Bollocks , most are laughing at us because we are shooting ourselves in the head . The only ones that arent are all those dodgy companies hoping this country will become a massive tax haven ,which this Government have already talked about . That's not good , the EU is trying to close these down and we about to remove ourselves from it . Jacob Rees Mogg and his Investment cronies are rubbing their hands with glee , as we transfer more wealth to the greedy Elites . Look at all of them in the Tory Govt. They are all the same
Hubris.
Why bring someone on to interview them and hear their opinion and then talk all over them?
Spot on..she just wouldn't accept his answers...not a good journlistic teait at all...how many times did he have to repeat himself to a woman who just wanted to be in the right...smh!
Because they were, obviously, unacceptable. Or did you not notice that she shot a big hole in his 2016 Neill appearance assertion on no jobs will be lost" etc.. He was wrong, she correct. Simples.
She is hopelessly remainer, refuses to see the truth. He is so clear, thank God for this man!
To the female interviewer: we haven’t even left as of yet. Perhaps staying in is causing all the problems? Second point: how on earth did we get by before the EU? How do Switzerland and Norway manage it?
the two countries you speak of have deals which are much lower than the UK currently has or will be prepared to negotiate for and definitely not on WHO terms so be careful what you wish for. If you think for one minute the Chinese or Americans as examples are going to do a deal the same or better than they have already done with the EU then be ready for an even bigger disappointment. 80 million verses 500 million economy
ian0837 Your reply is measured and constructive. It’s all too rare. For me however sovereignty is paramount, trade is secondary. How rough the ride will be after October 31st is far from clear. Patrick Minford provides a more positive view of matters from a WTO perspective.
@@ian0837 we can make our own deals with anyone we like if we leave sure the deal might not be as good but if we can make enough of them we could get by just fine
@@ian0837 Actually it'll be an economy of 430 million once the UK leaves but I understand what you are saying. Over half of the current 'population' of the EU is based in 4 countries, Germany, UK, France and Italy (funnily enough the ones with the most money). I completely respect what you have said here however, to think the USA (who don't have a deal with the EU) or China will not want to sign a deal with similar or equal benefits is in 'my' opinion incorrect. The average full time wage (30 million full-time workers) in the UK last year was £35k which is by my maths about a trillion pounds in total. Any country with a bit of business acumen will want to be able to tap into that (after the chancellor takes his cut of it of course). Only time will tell which side of the fence is the better side to be on.
@@cybnblau What exactly do you mean by sovereignty? How exactly would it be expanded post-Brexit.
Also, we know what the ride will be like after October: no deal is almost certain at this point, unless Britain makes concessions to the UE, which is political suicide for the Tories. A no deal will lead to a loss of 30bn pounds in tax revenue annually according to the IMF in the "best case scenario". The government has already cashed out 29bn in preparation for no deal.
Time to cancel your BBC TV licence legally as I have done.
There's a great tutorial on Money Saving Expert.
Thank for the tip, l am going to look into that.😉🙌
@@MariaSpooon
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Talk about a closed mind - who's right a guy on the board of 60 companies or a DJ on Radio 5 whose biggest challenge since doing her media and communication degree at university has been about what to buy from Waitrose for the latest soiree and enjoying a comfy job.
Emma is thick . Panasonic is not the only electronics company in the world and when we leave the eu they will realise the big mistakes they have made . The eu will crash in the next few years and the uk will be the strongest economy second to nobody .
It will take a lot longer than that maybe a lot less if we have no deal.
I worked at Panasonic for 10 as a hgv druver and they made all there truck drivers redundant 7 years ago they have been getting smaller and smaller for years because cheaper competitors
Er. ....
No. Whatever you smoke I'll have some all the same.
Jones is a fat overentitled fuck. Count the plants closing.
Not including the incidental retail trade that counts on car assembly units, food shops etc nearby.
Swanson etc will be ghost towns. What else is there to replace it. ....... Mate?
No, you are thick if you think a swallow make a summer and she spies several leaving. Time will tell but my guess is that most economists are right and you aren't. Be careful who you call "thick" as you aren't so bright yourself. She may be many things but thick isn't one of them and it's a bit, well, thick of you to affect this opinion.
@@garymorgan3314
What makes you so clever and have the ability to see into the future...
Why does anyone allow the BBC interviewer to argue with them???
Does this BBC interviewer believe we are more interested in her biased views rather than the informed businessman she is interviewing. She constantly interrupts him to ensure he can't make his points - impartial BBC don't make me laugh!!
Yeah - a business woman in Newcastle with 20 employees uncertain about the UK future is the core of British economy. He is so right...
Sarcasm, huh? The LORD is another Wreckxiteer.
Uwe in Hamburg, You are too dumb and simple to understand that sentence. He is describing small and medium-sized businesses which do make up the majority of the economy in this country and employ the majority of people in this country. What is wrong about what he said?
@@@ademw7 Things have gone pretty wrong when Brits do no longer understand irony or sarcasm...
There is a special place reserved for them in hell ;)
@@uweinhamburg I could clearly see your sarcasm which is why I knew you were taking the piss out of what he said.... You just messed up again Uwe in Hamburg, leave it to the native English speaker please, tar very much.
@@@ademw7 Let's see. So you understood that you were answering to a sarcastic comment, which lead you to insults on the level a social deprived fourth grader would use but (nevertheless) the attempt to explain to a German with a degree in economics what the importance of 'Mittelstand' for some Northwest European economies is?
That look like a cunning plan Adam ;)
May has cocked up Brexit, by being weak , by being a remainer . This has caused uncertainty in business and should have all been sorted by 29 March 2019 at the latest.
As it happens her deal was a stronger one than was achieved by Boris. His never touched on services at all - 80% of the UK national income - while he was fixated on a £1bn fishing industry. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
There isn't any chance of remaining or rejoining the EU, Brexit is done.
No provision for re membership under the same conditions where written in the agreement.
If the UK wants to rejoin which the UK won't they have to adhere to the Cooenhagen rule which they won't.
When people vote in an advisory referendum it was final ....people or what the media calls remoaners can moan as much as they want too it won't change anything.
I've written before many times now Brexit is done..it doesn't exist and the UK has to decide the next move and I hope its the right one as a trade war with the EU would be catastrophic and cost everyone billions in fines .....
BREXIT FIRST AND FOREMOST AN ABSOLUTE PRIORITY FOR FUTURE STRENGTH AND PROSPERITY !
FUCKING MORON!!!
The Brexit Job Loss Index is an attempt to keep track of the number of jobs lost in the UK due to Brexit.
Here are the key stats (last updated 31/01/2020):
Total Jobs Lost: 436,296
Total Annual Wages Lost*: £12,511,660,392
Reduction in Annual Income Tax & National Insurance Receipts**: £3,747,289,625.52
Emma Barnett is selling the BBC's REMAIN position because it gets given a chunk of money annually by the EU. The BBC needs to be overhauled and the Remainers removed from office. It is the BBC that needs re-educating to accept what the people voted for unless it is to be branded undemocratic. Digby is spot on right as usual. This was not a debate; it was Emma trying to shout down Digby. P{oor BBC journalism again.
Lord Digby for PM.....wonderful grounded man
You get what you vote for i suppose
@@bfc3057 i am addressing the original comment lord digby for pm
@@bfc3057 unless you dont vote your prime ministers in any more sorry its hard to keep up with british politics these days
Really?
That guy never took responsibility for ANYTHING.
He's a coward. A smart coward though.
He's a fucking moron. He's a liar and a moron.
Digby Jones is spot on.
Yes, like a good part of 17.4 millions people he is totally in love with a nonsense 🦄 Brexit...
@@egnazia : Nonsense to you - but not to others. Isn't diversity of opinion wonderful.
Brez6645 the problem is that nonsense is not a matter of opinion.
@@egnazia : But it is your opinion that Brexit is nonsense. Of course, you are entitled to have your own opinion.
Brez6645 well...thanks 🤗
Digby should be in Brussels doing our thing not spineless remainers !!
Do you REALLY think he could have done anything more than pontificate? He had no idea what was coming down the line because he refused to get beyond his 'We're really important and the EU know it' line. Nothing is now going right and we our economic prosperity is threatened. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Lord Digby - How many times do I have to be wrong before I stop being asked to do these programmes - Jones.
Forty years ago there was a paint manufacturer in the North West of England called MacPherson Paints. The company was bought out by a Dutch company who said all jobs where safe. Eighteen months later, they closed the site down, and any remaining contracts went to their sister company in Hull. Two years later, the Hull company was closed and all production was shipped to the now parent company in Holland. This procedure is called, 'how to buy your competitor, run them for a short time, close them down, thus cornering the market!'
BREXIT was not even thought of then, and neither was the Maastricht Treaty!
It's been a standard practice for foreign companies when buying out UK ones, to smile when taking them over, and to laugh when closing them.
I hope someone of influence is reading this, because from now on my proposal should be as follows:-
Any UK companies that want to sell to foreign investors can only sell on 45% of their company. 55% must stay in UK hands to safeguard the workforce from any immediate threat of redundancy. And doing this will protect long term UK industries from going bust!
House of Lords. Isn't that a bunch of unelected officials?
Yes .. except that "Lord" Digby EARNED his lordship in 2007, he was not born to it. He earned it after years in business at the highest levels of many companies and business orgs. He was granted it so that, despite not being a parliamentarian, he could be assigned the Minister of State for Trade and Investment ministerial post in 2007 and served under late 2008.
He took his seat in the House of Lords as an independent crossbencher, much to his credit, and is not aligned with either party. Perhaps this is why he seems so sane ... I swear that partisan party politics will be the undoing of the western world. They are the main reason driving most of May's horrendous decisions over the past year.
@@richardlefaive1944till, nobody voted for him. He was appointed to the post, then GIVEN the title and a place in House of Lords. The comment has to do with the fact that there are 'unelected officials' not only in Brussels.
And I can show he's wrong. There will be one job lost directly due to Brexit - that of (forgive me if I get the name wrong) the Secretary for Brexit.
The comment was trying to take the piss on anything he had to say. Trying to devalue his input and insight. When in fact ... he's exceptionally qualified to comment on the topic from a unique, seemingly relatively unbiased, position.
@@richardlefaive1944 Regardless of whether you think he "earned" it or not that doesnt make him elected.
@@TheGRAclan I never said he was elected .... my point was simply that he gave the interview as an expert on trade negotiations which ... he definitely is.
It was others who tried to take the piss on his views , just because he is from " the other chamber" , whom I was responding to.
Barnett the daughter of convicted brothel owners... interesting moral high ground to try and stand on.. oh my.. how strange.. lol
@SigneN-Formaldehyd-Planteøstrogen-Soja#1-dræ' And her mother dresses her funny!
Is that your best shot at a winning line? No defence of the argument so attack the family of the interviewer. A low hit and unworthy. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
And what part did she herself play in that?
Bernard H Gaskin.... Maybe your father was a regular customer of the brothel and you are so frustrated that you post this crap......
September 3rd 2021.... The situation in the UK is perfect and Brexit is a total success or is it opposite??? It's for sure that the majority of EU citizen are very happy that the UK is a 3rd (world) country in the future....
Awful biased BBC presenter
Antoinette St Clair-Winston presenting a delusional guest with reality is not being biased. Her job is to challenge and she did it well.
By which you mean "who I didn't agree with." Her arguments were sound; his weren't. Yet that is "biased'!
Dreadful.
@alan boardman He's a few things to complicate your simplistic world view: 'Referenda ae incompatible with democracy" (J Rees Mogg); Farage saying prior to the 2016 result that he'd not accept a narrow win, like 4%; The referendum was advisory; we life in a parliamentary democracy and our MP's are not mere delegates (the greatest Tory philosopher Edmund Burke pronounced thus). IN a terrible campaign Leave distinguished itself with the bus lie, the various ideas its campaigners favoured varied and what, for example Farage and Hannan were arguing for then is far fro what they say nw. Johnson, as you know, is a Leaver for career reasons only.
The great historian Keith Thomas has said that he'd have needed proportionately more of the entire membership to change his cricket club's constitution. If you look at the arrangements made by the Scots for Independence and the Irish for two potentially incendiary constitutional changed, Gay marriage and abortion, you wills that we needed constitutional conventions and a decisive result to manage such change. I'm proudly British and I'm not prepared to stand idly by while the likes of you wreck the constitute especially so dishonestly.
Wto terms; laughable - U.S giving us favourable terms? China? India? Of course they won't and you are naive as well as ignorant if you think so.
@alan boardman what have you won you fool ? Leavers have no arguments left so can happily listen to this busted flush and think the interviewer is in the wrong . Nearly all of the main stream media 'newspapers' pushed for Brexit hard , yet Leavers say the MSM are liars , but only when it comes to the BBC . Its getting embarrassing now
The BBC need to be careful having presenters/journalists as extreme as she is. Many people are already getting rid of their TVs and hence not paying for a TV licence.
Road Haulage Association are predicting complete collapse of delivery chain in next couple of weeks.
Totaly biased BBC presenter! Needs sacking when we Brexit as democracy has decreed.
Have you got the £350 million a day for the NHS yet? Is it coming anytime soon? Or is the NHS actually in the early stages of being broken up behind the scenes in a US-UK trade deal that we cannot see the details of?
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
For a change, listen to the answers woman!
How can she argue when everything he is saying correct...
I wish they would hurry up and get the hell out of Europe. Every time you turn on the TV or pick up a paper its Brexit, Brexit, Brexit ad nauseam.
Two intellects as opposite ends of the spectrum. I have spent a life time-supporting the BBC but I'm done with them. The job of the interviewer is to put the opposite view to that of the interviewee on the basis of good preparation, not constantly interrupt, spout his'her own views and constantly go off at a tangent. What a disgrace? How can this light-weight be compared to the likes of Paxman and Neil
Project fear on steroids
Project Disingenuous in fluster more like. You mean you do not suspect Brexit might mean desertion by companies? Really? Not much nous then.
gary morgan
If the vote gets reversed it will be the hollowest victory ever for the remainers because it would be the end of Britain as a democracy I personally would never vote again
@@johnnyreggae969 Well John I have some sympathy with you there, although the other side feels quite as done over; Rees Mogg once said "referenda are incompatible with democracy" and I agree with him on that! I hope we don't Leave but the whole thing has been a dispiriting, ghastly mess and all because Cameron wanted to shoot UKIP's fox! In fact the whole debate of 2016 was a disgrace, each since telling huge lies and many of the votes likely on Austerity as much as Leaving Europe. We should have asked the Irish, they do referenda properly but as it is we have a Leave that didn't mean anything precise and a Remain making no positive case for staying in. A great pity and somehow I hope we come though unscathed and you can carry on voting (though can't help but want Remain). Best wishes, Gary.
gary morgan
In 1975 I voted in a referendum to leave the then named common market
A lot of my family and friends lost that day but we accepted the decision of The British people and moved on
Over forty years later we had a chance again this time we won but the losers wouldn’t let us win democracy is over
The media
The EU
The politicians
Have all conspired to overthrow the will of the people
So my friend do you feel happy that the EU got its way
@@johnnyreggae969 You speak as if what hasn't happened, has happened. The point is, it seems to me, that to the background of an overwhelmingly antiEU press and a milquetoast BBC, "Leave" which could mean any of several things but no one, got the nod by a sliver. Had Cameron not been such an arse he'd have asked the Irish asking how to conduct Referenda on even more poisonous matters like Abortion and Gat Rights and such. That would require a proper consultation after a properly convened People's Convention which, unlike now, would mange to reflect something like what the People think. You can't airily claim that we know what 'The People" thought since, for example, going to a Norway Leave or Crash out are far from the same thing but both Leave. And Leaver compilers were awing they meant we could remain in the Market itself etc.. I heard Hannan and Farage say so, (but not lately). "Democracy is over" is not true: try telling that to a Liberal whose vote has never counted....Your lament over Brexit pales beside FPTP which is hardly very democratic! "The EU got its way"? Wrong verb tense and, no, they haven't and, with light, will remember what has given them a fright. Reform it, yes. Leave, probably not a good idea for which there is, whatever you say, no mandate. Unless you can reduce Leave to one meaning (impossible).
They only talk about the jobs lost. Jobs will be lost but there will many more gained. Though fishing and other markets that are not tapped into.
Lenabo 99, please realise you export most of your fish to the EU, in fact there could be job losses in the fishing industry because of Brexit, no matter how counterintuitive this maybe.
Delightfully vague. What are these "other markets" and how will a nation with 2% of the world's GDP get better terms than as a nation belonging to the largest trading bloc in the world?
Enjoy your chlorinated chicken and Monsanto tomatoes etc..
Lord Digby nailed it right at the end..."It's become more complicated because people don't want it to happen". 👍
It's become more complicated because you do not know yourself what you want :)
oh please
Those trying to point out the downsides were shouted down by the jingoistic. That the latter got 17 million to vote for a suicidal course of action doesn't mean it's either right or proper for the detractors to resist getting on board. What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Hundreds of UK jobs will be lost as Nestlé moves production of popular sweets to EU
a desperate presenter trying to justify a failed argument. the BBC equivalent of James O'brien
Yeah, Brexit is going to make everyone rich. And jobs are already being lost.
@@QwadLuzr O’Brien left the BBC because he considered their commitment to balance stopped him doing what he wanted to do. Here the presenter is stating some facts - and look at the slating from the hard Brexiteers!! The globalist attack on the national broadcaster is very sinister. And look at Farage's reaction to Channel 4 investigating his finances (without Channel 4 we wouldn't know he has been getting 450K a year from Aaron Banks).
@@garsm2290 no they aren't and you know it. more project loxbol.
@@QwadLuzr The BBC is the most balanced channel and is the national broadcaster.
@@davidcollishaw2771 Imagine having to rely on far-right globalist social media for information!!
Emma Barnett is so bigoted against any pro brexit stance, she cant see the clear point and reasonable explanation Digby Jones is expressing. UNBELIEVABLE!!!
When I read these comment I only see people with their fingers in their ears shouting 'LALALALLALAAAAA' very loudly.
Sad.
Please explain yourself! The only one with their fingers in their ears was Emma Barnett as she refused to acknowledge any of the points made by Lord Digby Jones and just kept on with her own script from project fear. (which you appear to subscribe ) very sad !!
"with respect" always means the opposite. For goodness sake, listen to the man who does this as a job, every day!
He doesn't sit in the board of Honda, Nissan and SMMT, yet he is trying to tell them of the issues in the motor industry.
650 people in Parliament ARE letting the UK down because they approached the EU with deference right from day 1
This woman embodies exactly why I do not watch the BBC anymore.
Do these interviewers EVER lisyen to an answer or just automatically interupt mid-sentence after 15 seconds out of habit?
When Digby Jones talks out of his backside there is only so long one can tolerate the bad smell. He has been proven totally wrong. Does he still market his great acumen without somebody pointing out it is more than tarnished?
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Lord Digby Jones, the man of sense and reason. This ridiculously bias woman, an absolute classic part of the Bias Broadcasting Corporation is a disgrace.
Always said Digby Jones should have been involved in the negotiations from the beginning to leave the eu, the BBC again being unbiased 😂😂🇬🇧🇬🇧
What do you say now? 9th Feb 2021?
Never had a proper job Barnett, who has never created a single job, assumes she knows better than a world-renowned businessman.
Does she not understand that if the parliament that WE pay for had done the job that they had been instructed to do, we'd have left long ago, without any of the uncertainty that has caused companies to spend so much money preparing for Brexit.