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1. 

   @lukahn

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   3:37 "Especially with all the turkey, work parties, and ball dropping at that time of year.".
   I'm catching up with this in 2022, and if only we knew then about how big of an issue work parties would end up being..

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   @darolballard4457

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   The only to sort this is get rid of gutless Boris. Utter waste of space as will not rip up all to do with Eu. He signed it ministers, lawyers House of Commons never read utter wan@ers all of them. Enough spent now get rid and stop boat crossings

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   @maggiehall9545

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   We’v spent far to much time bending ourselves into a shape that pleased those who can not be pleased. The E U has only one aim that is to trash Brexit. So prime minister please let’s waste no more time and go to W T O rules.

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   @nigelmagic5265

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   From the first world war to the Second From Stalin to Hitler when faced with a formidable foe both Europe and Britain can come together to fight to maintain their freedom and seemingly now they can't seem to agree on a mini bi lateral agreement beneficial to them both have they both lost their edge show us the way Europe and Britain I dare you

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5. 

   @antonysteel8061

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   EU abuse. No EU boats in U.K. waters

   No extension

   Take it or leave it

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6. 

   @aleccap5946

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   Johnson must now resign as last week after four and a half years with no deal whatsoever this idiot comes back with another extension and stupid childish lies where he is clearly not even bothered to make an effort to make them good lies

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7. 

   @daviddack1595

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   I bet London Will Have A deal !

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8. 

   @grossherman3841

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   There is plenty of time left to come to an amicable agreement, sites like this should stop scaremongering.

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9. 

   @davids8449

   December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

   NEWS FLASH EU GIVES BORIS WARNING MUST SIGN DEAL IN THE 38 YEARS OR FACE THE CONSEQUENCES

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10. 

    @TTBOn00bKiLleR

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    MPs saying they ready, yeah, kinda like trump about corona, right

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11. 

    @kneedeacon2309

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Yes I voted to be free , if a deal means we are still tie to the Eu, we will leave without a deal. The eu trick is to drag the negotiation on and on so they will ask for extension, no no no way Mr Frost.

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12. 

    @pastyman001

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Nothing in the UK is ready for January 2020. The government cannot even say what the extra paperwork would be for importers, exporters and shippers as the deal or lack of it is not determined and the UK backed out of the Withdrawal Agreement it signed and sold to the public a few months ago

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13. 

    @elusive_mg

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Less money for small, medium and large companies, Duty, Customs traffic, late deliveries , i can go on with this, godz speed with your stupid ideas ppl

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14. 

    @eric-vu1jy

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    IM LARFING.. 😹🍺 BEERS! OH, I MEANT CHEERS! 😹

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15. 

    @TheAllMightyGodofCod

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    I am trying to think of a list of consumer goods I actually need/want from the UK to have a notion if the Brexit will affect the UK or the EU more…. So far I remembered Lea&Perrin's Worcester sauce. I buy 2, sometimes 3 of those per year.
    My good! Our trade balance will be totally messed up!

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16. 

    @delmawarden8204

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Yes please, what will 2021 look like .

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17. 

    @user-hp5fz3qs1u

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    The EU think they own the world. They don't. Countries want to make money if they want to deal with the UK and make money they will

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18. 

    @personalexperience3637

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Will Boris tear up the operation Yellow Hammer ?

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19. 

    @JoshyWins

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    I voted for a Brexit whereby we retain our freedom of movement, free trade, i wouldn't even mind becoming a schengen country. I wanted us to play the smart card and look into the Norwegian or Swiss model which allows more sovereignty whilst allowing more Independence from Brussels. I want my European friends to be able to move here or vice versa and not have the complications of applying for international driving permits or trade tariffs. If the ballot paper paper explicitly said Brexit is severing ties like is looking likely, i would never of voted for it.

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20. 

    @Jill_of_trades

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    I would like to know what is predicted to happen in 2021

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21. 

    @thoughtful_criticiser

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    UK: We want to negotiate a trade deal for 2021 onwards.
    EU: OK but first we want to keep you in the CFP and subject to our rules on state aid subject to the ECJ.
    UK: What's that to do with trading?
    EU: Let's talk about keeping French fishermen in work fishing 87% of your fish.
    UK: No. They didn't care when it was UK fishermen losing their livelihoods. No deal looks good.

    We'll take no deal now and the EU will be begging for a deal by the middle of 2021 as they have more to lose.

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22. 

    @gigimalvassora9682

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    The point is that Brits are happy to leave and European are happy too.

    Where is the problem?

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23. 

    @aleccap5946

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    The stinking eu have lied to us from the beginning 2016 and we're still in. There are some idiots that believe we're out, they must be crying in their Polish beer. Dec 2020 we should as i've said walk away with a no deal and see Bojo lie about spending 34 billion on the uk

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24. 

    @dianamincher6479

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Mr. Frostbite is not getting us what we need?

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25. 

    @buckfisherGBY

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    The EU has stated that it will not talk about anything until the UK agrees to 2 things that they have been told, many times, are not on the table at all. How is the UK being difficult? They told them , Fishing Territories and The EU Justice System's Standards, are not negotiable. That means they have nothing to do with them, and they have NO say it either, end of story. The EU just doesn't get it, these matters are not related to leaving the EU, other than the EU loses all say in both at the time of the deal. As far as the EU being a big market, it is better to have many small fires with many small pots, than to have one big fire with one big pot. Like. don't put all your eggs in the same basket. The EU is looking worse in every way as time passes.

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26. 

    @cp4512

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    COVID second wave? You’re trying to scaremonger more than the media does! And Brexit is a chance to boost our economy for long term success.

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27. 

    @chuxx7335

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    This is one of your worse videos and there has been a few. As you only addressed fisheries and not Level Playing Field (LPF), I’ll only comment on fisheries. The UK has about 200nm of fishing area, which is part of the CFP. France has the largest quota in the EU CFP, I think over 80%. The UK is asking for a similar fisheries deal, as that of Norway. Norway agreed with the EU, that fishing quotas will be set/agreed on a yearly basis and were given certain beneficial access to the Single Market in some areas, for doing so. This is what the UK is asking for, the EU want the status quo which is ludicrous.

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28. 

    @benh283

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Brexit seems unstoppable even now that we can see the damage it is doing. Where are the leave voters voicing concern over no deal and it's impacts, especially after covid 19? Surely even leave voters should also be concerned that Britain is being seriously harmed by no deal Brexit. The place most of them live is going to be a shadow of it's former self.

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29. 

    @lexslate2476

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Boris seems to want his supporters to think that the UK has a strong negotiating position with the EU. It does not. It had a strong position when it was in the club, but now that it is out, the EU has all of the cards. The UK has been deliberately weakened by this process, to the benefit of the people who usually benefit in the case of an economic slump. Specifically, the people who can afford to buy up all of the assets that are available cheaply when small businesses and individuals go bankrupt.

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30. 

    @ianwhiteley5102

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Wto is fine. The uk dont need the eu. Watch the eu come beging later

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31. 

    @debdattaray2799

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    I love your content and your presentation. Can you tell me how do you make this video? As in what software you use?

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32. 

    @garyfleming5156

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    What doesn't the EU get? The marriage is over. You don't have a divorce with someone and expect to still be able to come over to their house and say have sex and eat the majority of their food, do you? But somehow this seems to be what the EU is saying. No, you don't get to take the same amount of fish from our waters and no the Brits don't have to follow your bloody rules anymore. Pretty simple really. Can someone explain that to the EU. Particularly the French, Germans, Spanish and Dutch. Furthermore seems to me the French have forgotten what Britain did for her in WW 2 and somehow the Germans are back to pre WW2 strength. How did that happen? I think it may be due to all that aid they got after WW2 particularly from the USA and now look at how they speak to the Americans. Doesn't seem right to me, does is seem right to you?

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33. 

    @znail4675

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    I think no-deal is inevatable right now. There are too many red lines for UK to cross for a free trade agreement that is acceptable for EU. UK red lines could be kept, but that would involve a more distant relationship and those take more time to finalise, time that isn't availible anymore. It doesn't help that UK seems uninterested in negotiating such a more distant relationship as they insist on holding on to their red lines and still want a close relationship, essentially gambling on that EU will give in and make an excedption for UK. Wich is absurd as EU giving UK a more favorable trade deal then anyone else would be bad for EU's future. It is also not likely to pass EU parlament and veto's.

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34. 

    @iforgotmyoldname

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    EU We want million off you and you have no choice but to pay us
    UK bye

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35. 

    @ikm64

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    It's often said "the proof of the pudding is in the eating"
    Now, most people have really no idea of what is happening behind the scenes…
    In fairness, all 'democratic' governments want it that way…that's how they 'rule' by deception.
    Sounds bad?…but trust me, it's not as bad as the alternative…force…
    Britains 'ace on the hole' was always the prospect of an 'economic crash' in the rest of Europe in a 'no deal' scenario
    Covid has turned that scenario on its head…
    let me put that in some kind of perspective…
    Know how much 'Gold' there is in the world? No? In fairness, I didn't expect you to…
    But give or take a 'bob' or two…about 6 Trillion dollars worth…
    Now here's the 'rub' global central banks have pumped about 20 trillion of 'liquidity' (money printing) into the market to offset the damage Covid has done…and that's just to keep the 'boat' afloat…
    Borris is 'off' in six months…'Covid' it seems is even harder to 'see the back of' then brexit…if you can believe that…
    Britain is going down…and Europe is unlike to come to its aid…it's going to have it hands full too…
    But I do love that point in a 'game' when someone just 'calls'…the moment of 'truth' is at hand

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    @rmyronovich4382

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    A No Deal makes no sense once you analyse the situation. This is something that was never done by the Brexit proponents. They merely sold a vision of Brexit. Their rghetoric – take control, get money back, take no more orders from Europe, no more interference by the European Court. A sizeable proportion of the electorate were gullible enough to believe all this tripe. Now we are seeing the actual impact of a Brexit of any shape or form.
    I would welcome your realistic view of a 2021 Brexit Britain.

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37. 

    @arkatub

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    This comment section is just remainers & pro-EU europeans liking each others comments, none of you even consider that the trading arrangements between nations should not be used for political advantage, why is it not a purely technical exercise? How can you justify holding the free trade of people like me (who don't care) ransom like this?

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38. 

    @lscully8400

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Why the EU wants to control UK? That is why Barnier is doing every thing in hie power to get UK to sign up to the fishing, ECJ, level playing field, and another one which I has not come to mind.

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39. 

    @derekthomas8435

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Good

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40. 

    @petmot3324

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    European knew that there is NO DEAL brexit for UK but UK people were hoping that EU will say -YES UK we will give you whatever you ask for – come on – are you real ,you are leaving the Union and now hoping that everything will be as before ??

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41. 

    @derekthomas8435

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Hopefully not voted for

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42. 

    @henryscarhead4218

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Brexit => CANZUK
    CANZUK still has loop hole 🙂

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43. 

    @volkris

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    This video misses that as long as a deal is signed by the deadline, the deal can include a phase in period.

    That wouldn't in any way delay brexit, it would be part of brexit.

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44. 

    @bobclog50

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Where I live, people didn't vote to leave because of fishing, trade agreements, or trade wars. They voted to keep out, pa-es, p-les, gy-ys, and anyone else with a different colour or accent, alas not to be. Figures announced this week show a record number of immigrants 330,000 mostly not even in the EU. So what DO YOU think about that. Not the sort of politicians you would want to do your banking with. Good luck with your travel insurance next year. IT, S BORIS. 👍

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45. 

    @Plair0ne

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    "There's two big stumbling blocks…"
    Wait, is Ireland solved, have I missed something?

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46. 

    @mickyt4574

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    so a fact based channel for the left?

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47. 

    @guitardict

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    Oh great… so now my name will be remembered as a creepy dude from Pokemon and a plan to reduce lines at UK customs. Such a cool name…

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48. 

    @tygertyger4855

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    And America says, "Hold my beer".

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49. 

    @chrismalcomson7640

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    The UK has as expected made a total dogs dinner out of brexit. As expected the UK has gone into negotiations with its hands tied behind its back because they've played politics with the whole thing to placate the brexiteers. Now it comes to hard negotiation the UK has nowhere to go. If the UK tries to stop the EU countries from fishing after a hard brexit, the French will close down the ports stopping British goods going into Europe. The hard border in Northern Island will become a reality with a possible resumption of the violence we saw during the troubles. This is just the beginning.. I've ignored British politics for about a year and am not surprised the UK government has done the same.

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    @andymeadows2768

    December 25, 2023 at 9:20 pm

    No deal let’s just leave these clowns are wasting are time

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