union -- we have with the european union. we must go back to the british people by way of a people's vote. >> only briefly, because i know we want to get through this, but in response to this, the reality about this tonight is this is a general election. we have had speeches from a number of people on the opposite benches that have had nothing do with the general election or recycling the debate we had earlier. the truth is there is a simple question in front of the opposition parties. only two days ago, they were crying out for an election. the shadow chancellor said bring it on. we are ready for you. the leader of the opposition, when he was not having his afternoon nap and awake enough to meet the media, said he wanted to have an election. the scottish nationalists were adamant they were going to vote for an election. wait a minute. the honorable gentleman has made a fool of himself already. he should stay put. i'm doing him a favor. [laughter] i really am doing him a favor and he may not understand that. the reality right

union at the european council and to seek parliament's consent. that is condition one. it also allows the government to bring a motion to the house of commons to seek our consent for leaving without a deal. if discussions with the european council proved unsuccessful. i think the government would find it difficult to get such a motion through the house of commons but the bill allows us to do that. clause one specifically provides for those eventualities and if either of those conditions is met, then there can be no further extension. if, however, neither of these conditions have been met by the 19th of october, chosen today deliberately, it is the day after the conclusion of the european council, then the prime minister must ask the eu for a further extension until the 31st of january 2020 in the form of a letter set up in the schedule to the bill. clause three deals with what happens next. if the european council exceeds that request, then the prime minister must agree to it. if however counsel proposes an extension to a different date, and the p

union no do it without we've got complete regulator e equivalence with your people in the european union one minute past 11 when we leave one minute past 11 when we leave those goods were manufactured over in the european what's the difference between those goods the minute before we left and the minute after the birth the day off with one extra checks would you like your or whatever what you referred country and you know that there was a tyrant's of it we've already been through that went directly to this reality that is actually go exactly for regulator equivalents it will probably be a year or 18 months is a commonsense arrangement it's a legal order to show you what is written is the late need on the goods a legal order. it's a legal well in the w.c. you think i didn't make it up on the hope of this never saw it was a bad the being 2 countries trading as 3rd parties with fold regulator a quote this is unique in his take on the w t o rolls is usually really i mean it's a normal tariff barret about extra checks what your checks do you want thanks very much is going away thank you to. g

union just it's not all harmony is good from the heart of the european union the think different things it's a leader wants with china that germany more that's exactly where i want to go here that's exactly where i want to go john what the what are the things that brussels is so infuriated by breaks that is because it sets a precedent and always a tappy in the european home ok and i think all of us would agree with that but once one gets out it creates a model for others to think at least start thinking about it and i think that's one of the reasons why brussels was so rigid with the u.k. and they were actually quite fortunate to have such a weakling is in may so but the president will be there and it's something that the mandarins in brussels certainly have to be thinking about go ahead john. oh yeah touching on women nor scent of a grown being are a coon in x. that's a rare in europe over the last 4044 years of us involvement in european union it's been a mutation but also source completely also missed under this process because it's stuck to a rigid of shooter lane and not making any

i want us to leave the european union with a deal. i voted three times to leave the european union. that it has fact become necessary for this bill to be brought forth now. it is necessary now for two reasons. firstly, because parliament stands for wrote. we will not have time to bring parliament back after my right honorable friend has had the 30 days he asked for to see whether he has been successful in getting a deal. secondly, because members of the government have speculated openly that the government may not comply with legislation even if it is passed. we therefore need to allow time for legislation and litigation as well. way.ecause -- i will give >> we have heard noises to that effect. from certain members of the government and government sources. would you agree that if this bill is passed, it's important the prime minister adheres to is aerms, "-- because it fundamental duty of government to uphold the right of law. >> i agree. we cannot rule out the possibility that the government will dispute the interpretation of the bill and that there will be a need for litigation in

what offer is he making to the european union? because presumably any negotiating strategy must involve putting something to the european union in place of the backstop. and although borisjohnson says things are going well in these negotiations, every european capital and brussels, where the european commission is based, says we have heard nothing from david frost, who is his main negotiator. well, with respect, as they would, because this is a negotiation. both sides are seeking to maximise their own interest, so they're hardly going to start talking warm and friendly before the crux of the negotiation has been entered. but surely, in any negotiation, you would set out what your position is. and so far, even though he agreed with mrs merkel that there would be 30 days, and even though half of that period has gone, he still hasn't said what is his negotiating position. my experience of doing negotiations with the european union, which i did when i was a justice minister, involved you setting out your position. you might well make

would that be acceptable to the european union? if you remember, this was precisely the proposalfrom the eu27 in the first place, when we were negotiating with prime minister may. the first version of the backstop was northern ireland only, in terms of regulatory alignment with the rest of the european union. at that time, it was changed due to the british negotiator, into customs union for the whole of the united kingdom. we, of course, have no problem with our own proposal but now, having said that, we all know that the devil is in the details and i have not seen and i have not heard of a precise proposal off borisjohnson. just one other thing on ireland, which puzzles me, the european union says that, if there is a no deal exit on the 31st of october, then there will have to be a hard border between northern ireland and the irish republic, to protect the single market. but that is strange because the british government say there is no way they are goign to build the infrastructure of a hard border, and that europeans, at the sam

ultimately, if the rest of the european union chooses to leave the european union, that is a choice the rest of the united kingdom can make. they cannot drag scotland into that. we will stand up for the interests of scotland. yes, we will work with others, but a primary interest is the people and interest of scotland. you and others in the liberal democrats are open about the fact you want to stay in the eu. this bill is about making sure we don't crash out on a no—deal basis. yes we want to make sure the people of scotland, who voted by a heavy majority to stay in the european union, our rights are respected. i absolute the understand it is up to politicians in england and wales and northern ireland to argue the case for remaining... what is the point of another delay, a pointless today, says forrest johnson? there is a risk to jobs, to medicines —— says borisjohnson. we need to make a solution for this. we can go to the people and we can make sure that we put that case that we should not be leaving on a no—deal basis. parliamentarians are not going to be able to break this imp

i voted three times to leave the european union. i regret the fact that it has become necessary for this bill to be brought forth now. it is necessary now for two reasons. firstly, because parliament stands -- we will not have time to bring parliament back after my right honorable friend has had the 30 days he asked for to see whether he has been successful in getting a deal. secondly, because members of the government have speculated openly that the government may not comply with legislation even if it is passed. we therefore need to allow time for legislation and litigation as well. and because -- i will give way. >> we have heard noises to that effect. from certain members of the government and government sources. would you agree that if this bill is passed, it's important the prime minister adheres to its terms because it is a fundamental duty of the government to uphold the rule of law. >> i agree. we cannot rule out the possibility that the government will dispute the interpretation of the bill and that there will be a need fo

would that be acceptable to the european union? if you remember, this was precisely the proposal from the remember, this was precisely the proposalfrom the eu remember, this was precisely the proposal from the eu 27 remember, this was precisely the proposalfrom the eu 27 in remember, this was precisely the proposal from the eu 27 in the first place, when we were negotiating with prime minister may. the first version of the backstop was northern ireland only, in terms of regulatory alignment with the rest of the european union. at that time, it was changed due to their british negotiator, into customs union for the whole of the uk. we, of course, have no problem with our own proposal but having said that, we will know that the devil is in the details and i have not seen and i have not heard of a precise proposal of borisjohnson. have not heard of a precise proposal of boris johnson. one other thing on ireland which puzzles me, the eu says that if there is a no deal except, they will have to be a hard border between northern ireland

to leave the european union. the do everything they possibly can to leave the european union. yes, of course. >> thank you would be more accurate and kinder to have a. in pause after who voted to which referendum before those who voted one way have been voting the same way during the debate on the european union. i voted three times to leave the european union. i was the same could be said about some of the zealots on my side. >> the fact is we now have a prime minister who believes in the mission and who wants to negotiate honestly with the european union and be able to deliver the brexit people deliver four. to leave the customs union and leave the signal market and not a large sums of money to european union as we currently do, to control our own by thetion and not to be european -- and not have a back stuff that keeps us in the european union without ever having to leave. three quarters of the parliament voted to remain in the european union. the british people ought to have the opportunity to change its parliament and they can do that tonight. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a

we still have not left the european union, and we have seen more left the european union, and we have seen more than three years of frankly sometimes embarrassing, maybe even at times humiliating argument and divisiveness at the heart of british politics in westminster. what do you think the public of this country now make of our national politics? i think many of them are surprised by how poor the last three years of peers to have been in terms of performance by politicians. 0n peers to have been in terms of performance by politicians. on all sides, yes. ithink performance by politicians. on all sides, yes. i think they are extremely disappointed about what has happened. as you say, this country has happened. as you say, this cou ntry voted has happened. as you say, this country voted by a short margin to leave the european union. i was against it but if we had done it well as a troop of politicians, then well as a troop of politicians, then we could have stood tall in the world. as it is we have become a symbol of both domestically and internationally of written losing or losing its

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union no do it was up we've got complete regulator e equivalence with your people in the european union one minute past 11 when we leave one minute past 11 when we leave those goods were manufactured while we were in the european what's the difference between those goods the minute before we left and the minute after the birth the day off with what extra checks would you like on the roads you're a what and what you understood her country and you know there was a tyrant's of it we've already been through that went directly to the us military that is actually go exactly for regulator equivalents it will probably be a year or 18 months this is a commonsense arrangement it's a legal order to show you what what is written is the late need on the goods a legal order. it's a legal well in the w.c. you think i didn't make it up on the hope of this never saw it was a bad the being in 2 countries trading as 3rd parties with fold regulator equipment is unique in his take on the w t o rolls it's usually really want it's a normal tariff barret extra checks what your checks do you want thanks very mu

union just no it's not all harmony is good from parts of the european union the think different things it's a league wants with china that germany was honestly where i want to go here that's exactly where i want to go john what the what are the things that brussels is so infuriated by briggs that is because it sets a precedent and always a tappy in the european home ok and i think all of us would agree with that but once one gets out it creates a model for others to think at least start thinking about it and i think that's one of the reasons why brussels was so rigid with the u.k. and they were actually quite fortunate to have such a weakling is in may so but the president will be there and it's something that the mandarins in brussels certainly have to be thinking about go ahead joe. oh yeah touching on woman nor scent of a grown being are a coon in x. that's a rare in europe over the last 4044 years of us involvement in european union it's been a mutation but also source completely also missed under this process because it's stuck to a rigid of shooter lane and not making any low end

ims john believer can be only and a strong european union. imsjohn believer in the european union. but that has to be your decision. —— i am a strong believer. but there has to be a compromise, as well. you have to have an agreement and we have reached already. now the same disagreement that it is not good and not saying anything else, well, it makes things a little bit more difficult. i know there was a meeting today with, or rather a briefing with david frost with the eu officials. very quickly, the summit is coming up on the 17th, which brussels prefer to havejeremy corbyn heading to that?” which brussels prefer to havejeremy corbyn heading to that? i do not think that the european union, the council, the parliament or whoever which have any preferences. about the payments are of great britain. it is clearly a decision of the voters of great britain and whoever the boaters trust the european commission and union and parliament and all of its bodies are going to have to talk and discuss and find a solution with the very person who you are going to vote. a briefing was given

to leave the european union by october 31st so we might see a general election here in the u.k. coming up very soon. through with situation there in london a crumbling government worked at these developments mean for the e.u. and its preparations for briggs. it's just said that boris johnson believes he might lose his leverage with the e.u. i think the consensus here in brussels is universally never had any leverage but believe it or not his chief brags that envoy david frost is in town to officially negotiate things like the back stop very contentious that is the insurance policy against the hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union and you remember when boris johnson said they're making good progress and a deal with the e.u. was within reach and that he had plans to replace this backstop with an alternative well you officials here in brussels say they've never seen any of those plans that these plans do not exist and that's why many here think that the real plan of the johnson administration i

i made it very clear today that we are anxious to build our trading relationship with the european union. we're all focused so much on brexit. and on what's the united states commitment after brexit is completed to negotiating a free trade agreement with the u.k. but i told the leader of ireland equallyat we were also and just have a free trade agreement with the european union and expand trading opportunities that will create jobs in the united states and more prosperity for all of our countries. we also talked about a broad range of security issues. wei. notably hua had a very frank and direct conversation about the united states's profound concerns that a chinese telecommunications company, which is required by theirse law to give government access to any data that they acquire, would have access to our economies. leave alone, access to security in the west. that they areeful continuing to review the issue and appreciated hearing from me on that. finally on the subject of brexit we made it very clear the united states of america supports the united kingdom's decision to leave the euro

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i would call it the european union subservience bill. i will say that very simply you , only have to look at the words in the bill. in the very short time i have available, i would simply say this. if you look at section one, the words the prime minister must seek to obtain from the european council an extension, under clause three, the prime minister must immediately ask -- notify -- after such a decision be made notify the council of the european kingdom agreeing to the proposed extension. and so on. 4, then in regard to clause it says in relation to the withdrawal act of 2018, where regulations have been made it , says that the definition may substitute must. this is a disgraceful reversal of our constitutional arrangement. we operate in a free parliament where we have elections which are taken periodically every five years as a normal role. we make our decisions. we have a system of parliamentary government, not government by parliament. that is a fundamental constitutional principle. this bill offends that principle, and that is why

union just no it's not all harmony good from parts of the european union that think different things it's a league wants with china germany more that's where i want to go here that's exactly where i want to go john what the what are the things that brussels is so infuriated by briggs that is because it sets a precedent and always a tappy in the european home ok and i think all of us would agree with that but once one gets out it creates a model for others to think at least start thinking about it in i think that's one of the reasons why brussels was so rigid with the u.k. and they were actually quite. or to have such a weakling is in may so but the president will be there and it's something that the the mandarins in brussels certainly have to be thinking about go ahead john. oh yeah touching on one nor scent of a grown b. in our akun initializer where in europe over the last 4044 years of us involvement in european union it's been a mutation but also source completely also missed under this process because it's stuck to a rigid object lighting not making any alone for the sight of th

union -- we have with the european union. we must go back to the british people by way of a people's vote. because -- iny response to this the reality this isthis tonight is a general election. we have had speeches from a number of people on the opposite benches that have had nothing do with a general election or recycling the debates we had earlier. the truth is there is a simple question in front of the opposition parties. only two days ago, they were crying out for an election. the shadow chancellor said bring it on. we are ready for you. the leader of the opposition, when he was not having his afternoon nap and awake enough to meet the media, said he wanted to have an election. the scottish nationalists were adamant they were going to vote for an election. wait a minute. the honorable gentleman has made a full of himself already. -- fool of himself already. he should stay put as i'm doing him a favor. i really am doing him a favor and he may not understand that. the reality right now, mr. speaker, in this debate, the ques

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must leave the european union by october 31st today he said he would rather. and i'm quoting here be dead in a ditch than ask the e.u. for another extension johnson says the country needs a general election to renew the mandate for leaving the european union parliament is currently debating legislation to delay the breaks it date until january of next year here is what johnson said earlier today all i can say and i hate breaks it i don't want to go about it when i don't i don't want an election i don't i don't want to lecture to but frankly i can't see any other way the only way to get this thing done to get is the movie is to make that decision do you want this government to take us out a little table the 31st or do you want jamie colby in a little body to go to that crucial summit in brussels little table the 17th effectively hand over control to the e.u. or to that was the british prime minister there to talk about europe germany and britain and i'm joined here at the big table tonight by met in our very he's a member of the german parliament the bonus talk

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union just no it's not all harmony good from parts of the european union the think different things it's a league wants with china germany more that's where i want to go here that's exactly where i want to go john what the what are the things that brussels is so infuriated by briggs that is because it sets a precedent and always a tappy in the european home ok and i think all of us would agree with that but once one gets out it creates a model for others to think at least start thinking about it in i think that's one of the reasons why brussels was so rigid with the u.k. and they were actually quite. or to have such a weakling as in may so but the president will be there and it's something that the the mandarins in brussels certainly have to be thinking about go ahead john. oh yeah touching on one nor scent of a grown b. in our akun in excess of where in europe over the last 4044 years of us involvement in european union it's been a mutation brussels' us completely also mishandled this process because us stuck to a rigid of shooter lane not making any alone so the side of the little

would that be acceptable to the european union? if you remember, this was precisely the proposal from the eu 27 in the first place, when we were negotiating with prime minister may. the first version of the backstop was northern ireland only, in terms of regulatory alignment with the rest of the european union. at that time, it was changed due to the british negotiator, into customs union for the whole of the united kingdom. we, of course, have no problem with our own proposal but now, having said that, we all know that the devil is in the details and i have not seen and i have not heard of a precise proposal off borisjohnson. just one other thing on ireland, which puzzles me, the european union says that, if there is a no deal exit on the 31st of october, then there will have to be a hard border between northern ireland and the irish republic, to protect the single market. but that is strange because the british government say there is no way they are going to build the infrastructure of a hard border, and that europeans, at the s

union no do it was up we've got complete regulator e equivalence with europe within the european union one minute past 11 when we leave one minute past 11 when we leave those goods were manufactured over in the european what's the difference between those goods the minute before we left the minute after the birth the day off with one extra checks would you lie on the road your or whatever what the extra country and you know there was a tyrant's of it we've already been through that went directly to the reality that it's actually got exactly 4 regulator equivalents it'll probably be a year or 18 months is a commonsense arrangement it's a legal order to show you what what is written is delayed need on the goods a legal order. it's a legal well in the w.c. you think you have to let me look it up on the hope of this never saw i was a vet the being 2 countries trading as 3rd parties with fold regulator equipment is unique in his take on the w t o rolls it's usually really i mean it's a normal tariff barret of extra checks what your checks do you want thanks very much is going all great than

well over bricks it parliament passing legislation asking the european union to delay the start of bret's it again until next year and lawmakers putting into motion a bill that makes a new deal illegal prime minister boris johnson angry and demanding an early election for mid october but tonight it's a prime minister's wish that parliament is not willing to grant i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. this government will take this country for the european union on october the 3rd he does yes he lost one vote his 1st vote in parliament he now wants to dissolve parliament. you know the surrender bill he's desperate syllabi desperate to avoid scrutiny what do we want how do you build. going to be one teacher. and the prime minister seems utterly incapable of ansari put his surrender bill would do he would risk any chance of the tolls only stewing is running down the clock does it mean for a kid to keep that i can see this. also coming up a french court case over maurice the rooster he's a hit with the hens but not with the neighbors they can't sleep and they blame maurice is cock a doodle

about the european union the treaty of the european union the lisbon treaty and the policy it's very. unsocial it's a military state and it's near liberal policies but i think the decision on bret's it is a decision of the british people and i am really. preferring to stay back to advise or to say to british people what they should do or what they don't see jeremy corbin the leader of western europe's largest socialist movement half a 1000000 members in britain. he's the favorite to win the next to become the next prime minister dealing has been wiped out in germany while the policies of delinquent or popular here but certainly the policies are shared with corbin many of them where the policy is doing better maybe in britain well i mean i would be very glad if i recall them would be the next prime minister in great britain but we will all see when you see all the opinion polls in germany the positions of the party the link is very popular you know we are against military interventions brought against us nuclear war in germany we want that the us take them back for example we are again

legislation blocking any no deal departure from the european union. and a un report highlights the potential role of the us britain and france in human rights violations committed in yemen as the countries continue to sell all this to saudi arabia. it's 10 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from a studio with me. welcome to the program millions of weapons made in serbia have reportedly fallen and the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were bought by the united states and its allies according to documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist. this isn't anonymous it was see a lot of documents about you becoming not so not actively pursued and the u.s. soccer mom tracking oh the. war or so on the concept i was able to id if i want to speak a lot lot of left in the sand. they would. stop again to video e.m.f. . if those documents prove to be genuine then weapons sale need some exciting video in yemen could well be serbian made off to being sold to us military contractors our senior corresp

in the battle over brakes it parliament passing legislation asking the european union to delay the start of brakes it again until next year and lawmakers putting into motion a bill that makes a new deal illegal prime minister boris johnson angry and demanding an early election for mid october but tonight it's a prime minister's wish that parliament is not willing to grant i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. this government will take this country for the european union on october 31st yes thank the last one for his 1st post in politics he now wants to dissolve potter. you know the surrender deal he's desperate syllabi desperate to avoid scrutiny what do we want to rebuild do you. think everyone teach. in the prime minister seems to me incapable of on serious books these surrender bill would do you would risk any chance of the talks only stewing is running down the clock does it mean to already keep that i could see this. also coming up in a french court case over maurice the rooster he's a hit with the hens but not with the neighbors they can't sleep and they blame maurice is cock a

to leave the european union by october 31st so we might see a general election here in the u.k. coming up very soon berks through with the situation there in london a crumbling government worked at these developments mean for the e.u. and its preparations for briggs. it's just said that boris johnson believes he might lose his leverage with the e.u. i think the consensus here in brussels is universally never had any leverage but believe it or not his chief brags that envoy david frost is in town to officially negotiate things like the back stop very contentious that is the insurance policy against the hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union and you remember when boris johnson said they're making good progress and deal with the e.u. was within reach and that he had plans to replace this backstop with an alternative well you officials here in brussels say they've never seen any of those plans that these plans do not exist and that's why many here think that the real plan of the johnson administr

to leave the european union by october 31st so we might see a general election here in the u.k. coming up very soon but who would situation there in london a crumbling government what took these developments mean for the e.u. and its preparations for briggs. it's just said that boris johnson believes he might lose his leverage with the e.u. i think the consensus here in brussels is universally never had any leverage but believe it or not his chief brags that envoy david frost is in town to officially negotiate things like the backstop very contentious that is the insurance policy against a hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is part of the european union and you remember when boris johnson said they're making good progress and a deal with the e.u. was within reach and that he had plans to replace this backstop with an alternative well you officials here in brussels say they've never seen any of those plans that these plans do not exist and that's why many here think that the real plan of the johnson administration is t

will leave the european union johnson says all of this will prevent him from threatening a new deal where it sits in use negotiations with the european union also coming up hong kong's controversial extradition bill is no more than a televised address to the chief executive kerry lamp so that she is withdrawing the bill which in spork months of violent protests in the territory but will her concession will be enough to appease the demonstrators and the scale of the disaster caused by hurricane dorian in the bahamas is beginning to emerge tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed huge numbers of people are now without food . to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world well the question tonight how long can a prime minister take the punches tonight in london the new prime minister boris johnson he has suffered yet another defeat in his battle for brags that lawmakers have passed a bill aimed at stopping a new deal brights it on the 31st of all. tobar and delaying the departure date johnson believes that the bill times his hands in his because she is with the

union just now it's not all harmony good from parts of the european union the think different things it's a league wants with china germany more that's exactly where i want to go here that's exactly where i want to go john what the what are the things that brussels is so infuriated by briggs that is because it sets a precedent and always a tappy in the european home ok and i think all of us would agree with that but once one gets out it creates a model for others to think at least start thinking about it and i think that's one of the reasons why brussels was so rigid with the u.k. and they were actually quite fortunate to have such a weakling is in may so but the president will be there and it's something that the mandarins in brussels certainly have to be thinking about go ahead joe. oh yeah touching on women nor scent of a grown being are a coon in x. that's a rare in europe over the last 4044 years of us involvement in european union it's been a mutation brussels' us completely also mishandled this process because us stuck to a rigid of shooter lane not making any low end for the

will leave the european union. jojohnson says all of this w wil prevent t him fromm briringing o deal brexiteers his negotiations with the -- no deal brexit in his negotiations with the european union. hong kong's exhibition bill is no more. the chief executiti carrie lam says she is withdrawing the bill that sparked months of violent protests in the territory but will hurt concession be enough to appease demonstrators? the skill of the -- scale of the disaster in the bahamas is beginning to emerge, tens of thousands of homes destroyed, huge numbers of people without food. i'm brent goff. to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world, welcome. how long can i prime minister take the punches. the new prime minister boris johnson has suffered another conceit -- another defeats. lawmakers have passed a bill aimed at stopping a new deal brexit on the 31st of october and delaying the departure date. johnson believes this ties his hands in his negotiations with the european union, so he is seeking a snap general electio

union at the european council and to seek parliament's consent. one.is condition it also allows the government to bring a motion to the house of commons to seek their consent for leaving without a deal. the europeans with council provence excess. i think the government would find it difficult to get such a motion through the house of commons but the bill allows us to do that. -- providescally for those eventualities and if any of those conditions is met, they can -- then there can be no further extension. if, however, neither of these conditions have been met by the 19th of october chosen today very cleverly, it is the day after the conclusion of the european council, than the prime minister must ask the eu for a the 31stxtension until of january 2020 in the form of a letter set up in the schedule to the bill. cause three deals with what happens next. if the european council exceed -- axes to that request, then the prime minister must agree to it. proposes anounsel extension to a different date, and the prime minister must agree to that as well un

when we win that general election, of course we will talk to our partners in the european union. if a better deal is offered, or any deal, we will put that to the public, with remain and that to the public, with remain and that better deal. but we think now the situation is we are facing the real threat of disaster capitalism, really, no—deal brexit being used as a smokescreen to do sweetheart deals with donald trump which will affect living standards in the national health service and our public services. we are clear. they said, borisjohnson said, services. we are clear. they said, boris johnson said, and services. we are clear. they said, borisjohnson said, and we all know how trustworthy he is, that if the country how trustworthy he is, that if the cou ntry voted how trustworthy he is, that if the country voted to leave, don't worry, it won't be a no deal brexit. he is now using every trick in the book to anti— democratically propose a no—deal brexit. remain as better than a no—deal brexit. remain is better than the deal that boris johnson is not going to get. really

clearly, jeremy corbyn has his own history in respect to the european union. he voted against joining on fairly misbegotten grounds that it was a capitalist club. but also, he's acutely conscious that there are a number of labor voters who want to leave. and that he's torn, electorally there. i think at the end of this week, we know that boris johnson is not a strategic genius. we know that we're not going to leave on the 31st of october. and we also know that the next general election is completely unpredictable. because on the one hand, you've got a conservative party that will be united, but divisive in the country. the kicking out of churchill's grandson. many of his friends have been kicked out of the conservative party. so it has become the brexit party. so the tactical voting. people who want to vote liberal in one place to defeat the tories, labor in one place, could defeat what will be the weight of the conservative message. >> all right. if you're all confused, just stay with us. we're going to sort it all out when we come back. aging? prevagen is th

we remain confident -- if the european union will come and negotiate in good faith with prime minister johnson, we are confident that some of these more complex issues can be addressed. but it is important to understand that the deal that was negotiated by theresa may was rejected by the parliament. so it is absolutely incumbent on all parties to come together and negotiate in good faith in brexit agreement that respects the decision of the people of the united kingdom to leave the e.u. and do that in an orderly way. reporter: doesn't an agreement have to be in place for there to be a trade deal? have to beagreement in place for there to be a trade deal? v.p pence: i will leave the details to others, i think i've answered that the red will continue to support and a form the good friday agreement, but we believe there is an opportunity here for all opportunities to negotiate in good faith to achieve brexit in a way that honors the sovereignty of the united kingdom and involves the least disruption here in ireland or anywhere across the region. reporter: i might be taking a risk in askin