because ben habib, nee— edge. right. because ben habib, not got— edge. right.so much feedback on this, john says. i am a farmer witn— this, john says. i am a farmer witn tant— this, john says. i am a farmer with land with— this, john says. i am a farmer with land with hope value around awiiiage— with land with hope value around a wiiiage .— with land with hope value around awiiiage . i— with land with hope value around a village . i would— with land with hope value around a village . i would gladly sell a village. i would gladly sell my tant— a village. i would gladly sell my iant tor— a village. i would gladly sell my land for development if i oouit— my land for development if i oouit get— my land for development if i could get planning . however, could get planning. however, i wouit— could get planning. however, i wouit teet— could get planning. however, i would keep farming on it toreer it— would keep farming on it forever. if labour took away the incentive— forever. if labour took away the incentive to — forever. if labour took away the incentive to sell— f

ben habib. nigel is e feh ef fhe— erg is on. you can tell nigel is a fan of the donald. this was, of course, because— a fan of the donald. this was, of course, because joe that of course, because joe said that feerre— of course, because joe said that eeeehe ee— of course, because joe said that eeeehe ehewhhe— of course, because joe said that people are playing boris bingo wher— people are playing boris bingo wheh ehe-e— people are playing boris bingo when she's on.— people are playing boris bingo when she's on. _ people are playing boris bingo when she's on. l people are playing boris bingo when she's on. c ft: people are playing boris bingo when she's on. c eh: when she's on. it's one lady who tweeted last week and she said, -—— tweeted “ft week, mf�* she “4 —— —— —— always mentioned boris i always mentioned boris johnson. you do? you managed to get him into every squeeze him into every every conversation. but, you know , strong felix and but, you know, strong felix and we rhe— but, you know, s

ben it— former brexit party mep ben habib. ben it is— former brexit party mep ben habib. economies of scale, scale and drive high volumes and therefore make a profit . the therefore make a profit. the nofion therefore make a profit. the notion that inflation is the cause of inflation or the preponderance of the increase inflation and it's staying high is as a result of supermarket, its overcharging is daft as brushes are. the real problem here is that rishi sunak has run out of room on how to grow to grow the economy. he doesn't know how to grow the economy because he's taxed us so much. it's because he's and that's the issue. what he thinks is that by raising taxes and keeping taxes high, he's going to control inflation. in fact, what he's doing is killing the economy, arnie and we're in a downward spiral where it no longer pays to work. we've got 1.1 million job vacancies , 5.9 million job vacancies, 5.9 million people taking some form of universal credit or another, but not matching those two groups of people up because it doesn't pay to work. if you want this country ba

, ceo of the first hreeerty— and ben habib, ceo of the first meeerry groupe— and ben habib, ceo of theists to become care navigators so they can establish whether— navigators so they can establish whether patients— navigators so they can establish whether patients can be seen by a whether patients can be seen by e eh— whether patients can be seen by e eh er— whether patients can be seen by e eh er tett— whether patients can be seen by a gp or told to— whether patients can be seen by a gp or told to go— whether patients can be seen by a gp or told to go to a pharmacist.- a gp or told to go to a pharmacist. so what do you make of pharmacist. so what do you make et thre— pharmacist. so what do you make et thte hem— pharmacist. so what do you make of this, ben? would— pharmacist. so what do you make of this, ben? would you like to teee— of this, ben? would you like to teee hee— of this, ben? would you like to tewx eee ew— of this, ben? would you like to tewx eee e— of this, ben? would you like to faux pas own a gp— of this, ben? would you like to faux pas own a gp expecting to be faux pas

ben habib, a man who shrinking wtotet— ben habib, a man who shrinking wotet. wno— ben habib, a man whoes—mogg, the member of parliament for north east somerset and a former government minister. for years i have walked the corridors of power in both westminster the city of both westminster and the city of london. have the london. we need to have the arguments, discussions on arguments, the discussions on how it better crop how we make it better crop failures, famine, war, suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart unimaginable. we are putting the sort tetore— unimaginable. we are putting the sort tetore tne— unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse— unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse as- .. ti iititt; we are putting the cart before the horse as charles the cart before the horse as charles tne ttrst— cart before the horse as charles the first said— cart before the horse as charles the first said at— cart before the horse as charles the first said at the scaffold, he the first said at the scaffold, ne wos— the first said at the

ben habib, a man who shrinking wtotet— ben habib, a man who shrinking wotet. wno— ben habib, a man whococonuts. ctonnet— . hello, coconuts. we're channel hello, coconuts. we're back now . now, i always want to have a decent conversation if we can. and i want to talk this week about what i think i'm going to call racial ism. some of us here, myself included , can't here, myself included, can't always right. this is always get it right. but this is one why we're here, to one this is why we're here, to have discussions have these open discussions without favour . now, without fear or favour. now, nannder without fear or favour. now, narinder kaur , who is on my left narinder kaur, who is on my left here, quite rightly, and bushra , who is on my right, narinder the last time we spoke, you called rishi sunak sunak a coconut and suella braverman yes, there coconut. can i call you a coconut? you can call me a coconut. yeah, i am a bit. why would i want to? well, you can if would i want to? well, you can tt you— would i want to? well, you can tt you wont. — would i want to? well, you can tt yo

let's start with wen ben— mep ben habib. let's start with wen ben ir— mep ben habib. , but the bonfire of the laws is now turning into a rwnerei— laws is now turning into a rwnerei bvre— laws is now turning into a funeral pyre for- laws is now turning into a funeral pyre for the tories. inev-re— funeral pyre for the tories. inev-re nei— funeral pyre for the tories. they're not getting the job iene. — they're not getting the job iene. weir.— they're not getting the job done. well, they- they're not getting the job done. venice " e they're not getting the job- done. well, they haven't before i address that, can i just trot through a couple of other legal implications of the brexit that we've got? the first is you've rewenei— we've got? the first is you've rewenei en— we've got? the first is you've touched on is— we've got? the first is you've touched on is that— 9:37 the first is you've touched on is that northern reigni— touched on is that northern ireieni nes— touched on is that northern ireland has been left behind in the ireland has been left behind in we iii— irelan

wen.— got about 20s ben habib, quickly . wen. ifs— got about 20s ben habib, quickly .s scrapping eu laws would boost the uk's domestic wtne— would boost the uk's domestic tntustn— would boost the uk's domestic tntustn .— would boost the uk's domestic wine industry . by— would boost the uk's domestic wine industry . by around £180 wine industry. by around £180 ntttten— wine industry. by around £180 ntttten. a— wine industry. by around £180 million. a number of brussels reentettens— million. a number of brussels regulations that— million. a number of brussels regulations that were retained atten— regulations that were retained ettet tent— regulations that were retained after brexit will— regulations that were retained after brexit will be dropped as part— after brexit will be dropped as pen et— after brexit will be dropped as pen et tne— after brexit will be dropped as part of the retained eu law ent— part of the retained eu law bill, including— part of the retained eu law bill, including some that impact the bill, including some that impact tne sets.— bill, including so

ben habib i do, yeah. you believe yes or no? yes. ben habib i do, yeah . sively. it was that tenee etewet— went up massively. it was that tories stayed at— went up massively. it was that tories stayed at home and the tetee— tories stayed at home and the tenee tet-e— tories stayed at home and the tories, let's be— tories stayed at home and the tories, let's be honest, they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa let's be honest, they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete)nest, they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete soap they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete soap operave tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete soap opera for been a complete soap opera for eeetneee— been a complete soap opera for. goodness—months goodness knows how many months we— goodness knows how many months tnew reetw— goodness knows how many months tnew teettw-tnew— they really have. they just teeen-t— they really have. they just went .— they really have. they just doesn't . they— they really have. they just doesn't . they haven't done

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ben. what do you— habib. morning to you, ben. what do you oodo— habib. morning to you, ben. ich it is so absolutely applaud this move . absolutely applaud this move. but i would you know, i would i would multiply it right across all the other sectors of the british economy and free up the entire united kingdom in the way that the wine industry's just had this benefit. i was just about to ask— had this benefit. i was just about to ask you- “cc c i was just about to ask you that. i mean, oooddo— about to ask you that. i mean, oooodo wdd— about to ask you that. i mean, oooodo wdd oo— about to ask you that. i mean, people will be listening to this dodowdow— people will be listening to this interview now— people will be listening to this interview now and thinking, wou— interview now and thinking, wod. dd— interview now and thinking, well, if this— interview now and thinking, well, if this what it can offer to well, if this what it can offer do do— well, if this what it can offer do do wdoo— well, if this what it can offer to the wine industry, surely we oo-do— to the wine industr