i'll have your back. >> david frost thank you mate, david frost a second referendum.rnment's mishandled this . government's mishandled this. what do you think? should we have another vote? >> no. obviously not. this is a settled vote, and we are hardly at the beginning of our life as at the beginning of our life as a country outside the european union. we've only been outside it for four years. and as i've kept saying, the government has done a lot less than it really should have to start getting the benefits, reforming, changing , benefits, reforming, changing, setting us off on a different path. but we've got our new trade agreements , we have begun trade agreements, we have begun some reforms, and i'm confident we're going to see the benefits. >> so even under a labour government, well , if the labour government, well, if the labour government, well, if the labour government sticks to the arrangements that we negotiated, which are very good arrangements , then perhaps we will. >> but unfortunately i don't think that's what they are going to do. >> let's go back to

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[applause] representing australia, commodore david frost.tant attachÉ. [applause] representing the czech republic, the defense attachÉ and the naval air attachÉ. [applause] the defense attachÉ rear admiral representing denmark. [applause] representing franc, the deputy chief of mission and the naval attachÉ. [applause] representing greece, the defense attachÉ brigadier general. [applause] representing the netherlands, the military attachÉ. [applause] representing norway, defense attachÉ major general. [applause] representing the republic of poland, the deputy chief of mission. [applause] representing all our allied nations, the maritime administration deputy administrator, and chaplin will horton. [applause] please rise for the playing of taps. ♪ ["taps" plays] ♪ ♪

from the embassy of australia naval attachÉ commodore david frost.m the embassy of canada armed forces assistant military attachÉ lt. col. martine aran. [applause] from the embassy of the czech republic, defense cooperation attachÉ and assistant defense military naval and air attachÉ lieutenant colonel jan navatny. [applause] from the embassy of denmark defense attachÉ real admiral -- rear admiral jacob de russo. [applause] from the embassy of france, deputy chief of mission orly banal, and naval attachÉ john olivier graus. [applause] from the embassy of greece defense attachÉ brigadier general markopolis gandolis. [applause] from the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands, military attachÉ curdle -- colonel peter new in house=========neunhouse. [applause] frommajor general harold hagan. [applause] from the embassy of the republic of poland, mr. adam shivasalski. [applause] just as they were vital in defeating tierney nearly eight decades ago, our allies continue to be indispensable partners in safeguarding freedom today. we are honored by your pr

, david frost, lord frost, who is a superb man of real substance, a superb man of real substance, a manly. he did the brexit deal. absolutely. and he's a man. that would be fine. i'm sorry. kemi badenoch just one of this lot who failed miserably. dug their own hole. they keep digging it deepen own hole. they keep digging it deeper. i'm afraid i don't personally think that the members will want to have more of the same. >> it's interesting. >> it's interesting. >> it's interesting. >> i was interesting having this conversation. we haven't yet had the election. obviously, the election is taking place next thursday and it requires people to vote if they want change and they want to see an end of the chaos of the last 14 years. i mean, the conversation about who potentially might be a future leader within the conservative parties . leader within the conservative parties. interesting. i think, parties. interesting. ithink, on the point about david frost. i mean, he would have to be an mp, and i understand he was prevented from standing as a parliamentary candidate by the conservative party.

, and, and take the job along with david frost, david cameron, david frost, david cameron, david haven't seen any of him so far, apart from when he stood in for the prime minister for that. yeah. >> i have a theory on this. the sunday times reported that he was apoplectic that the prime minister came back early, and he told him not to do it. i have a theory that he probably said, you go back, prime minister, i'll stand next to the president of the united states. i'll be photographed. i need to burnish my international credentials. after the greensill lobbying scandal, which destroyed his reputation. that's my machiavellian theory . machiavellian theory. >> i think david cameron's probably enjoying a beer with jeremy clarkson in chipping norton. yeah, i mean , well, he's norton. yeah, i mean, well, he's also travelling around the world quite a lot, and there are quite a few crises that the foreign secretary ought to be dealing with. >> he thought he had a year as foreign secretary, which is why he came back, because he does need to improve his reputation because he hasn't got one.

martin david frost lord quickly.y to boris johnson, the brexiteer , the johnson, the brexiteer, the architect of the brexit deal will not be standing in this general election on july 4th. there have been some dispute about had been blocked . we got about had been blocked. we got we spoke to soak on that flight back from belfast to the uk shortly after the election was called. he made clear that lord frost was not blocked in standing despite being a critic of the government in recent months , but despite that, months, but despite that, apparently lifting of the blockade , he is not going to blockade, he is not going to resign as a peer to stand in the july 4th general election. he's made very clear he's going to carry on as a as a peer , he's carry on as a as a peer, he's told the telegraph today. i'm grateful for the prime minister for lifting the bloc on me applying a common seat that has beenin applying a common seat that has been in place since february . been in place since february. however i will not be standin

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we ad hoc to the ad hoc with weirdos like dominic cummings and, my old friend david frost, who used toeuropean. boris himself. i mean, you know, he's a wonderful chancellor, i love him. the idea i put him in charge of a serious negotiation. no, thanks. so we are we are we are. and, you know, every economic indicator says that it's not working. well, i mean, all i said in my book, we're a big, mature g7 economy. we're not going to collapse overnight. that's just childish nonsense . but we just childish nonsense. but we just will gradually get a bit weaker , will gradually get a bit weaker, a bit poorer cities will get more run down the investment will stop, will not come in as fast as once it did . and that fast as once it did. and that has happened. i mean, the london stock exchange is now shadow of what it was. that's just one tiny little economic example . tiny little economic example. >> well henry bolton i mean brexit has been done as it says there on the on the huge machine get brexit done. it has been done. but has it been done in the way it should have. has it been a successful

margaret thatcher couldn't think of a single occasion to david frost!o think about what that means for you. if you want your taxes cut, migration control, pensions protected, only i and the conservatives will do that for you. do and the conservatives will do that for ou. ,, ~ and the conservatives will do that for ou. ~' , for you. do you think you will still be prime minister _ for you. do you think you will still be prime minister on _ for you. do you think you will still be prime minister on friday? - for you. do you think you will still| be prime minister on friday? yes. for you. do you think you will still. be prime minister on friday? yes. i am fighting — be prime minister on friday? yes. i am fighting very — be prime minister on friday? yes. i am fighting very hard _ be prime minister on friday? yes. i am fighting very hard and _ be prime minister on friday? yes. i am fighting very hard and i - be prime minister on friday? yes. i am fighting very hard and i think. am fighting very hard and i think people are waking up to the real danger of what a

the frost is sending dominique sending. so david only conveyed that that's for he's been doing, but as far as the grant joining not doing yet to just the johnson seem to be be, this will take a long time. and i think this is a long road ahead. and it was only just some sort of a positive in the kitchen and you get the wine to day is that in between, the grand did not get a score, did not get weapons or wrong. and the us here is fighting a water which they're reading, know they're moving toward the west and the big. they are no depth chart, almost 18 to 20 percent of the on the bus and trying to come to work a lot of game i support this is are the wanted to was you and just wanted to you when you get in to me, looks to be on a blackboard and you can talk to is of joining the near to, to see me. it looks to be very less me. thank you very much for speaking to us today. we've been talking to major general as we need to most the last 4 my head of the territory alone in india. thank you for your time. i think the pack is done has blogs t

frost. okay, david. right. question five.ision finally, which television channel celebrated its third birthday this week? bill rammell gb news lizzie cundy i was going to say gb news you didn't know, did you? it's gb news happy birthday to us. happy birthday to us. happy birthday to gb news. happy birthday to us. yes. they said we give you six months, three years later and on many occasions beating sky news. so there you have it. we are still here. well, on today's show, i've been asking our reform uk , the new opposition reform uk, the new opposition party. well, to according our twitter poll, according to our twitter, 84% of you. there you go. yes. they say yes, whilst 15% that doesn't add up to 100. so we should look at that . 16% so we should look at that. 16% of you say no, let's have another question tonight. a force to be reckoned with. bill. indeed >> and i said it to you in the commercial break, if the tory party embrace reform, they will be out of power for generation. >> do you think you can't win without being in

lord frost has laid it at the door of david cameron.lewis , if he agrees. sir lewis, if he agrees. sir brandon's live in the studio next. do not go anywhere good evening. this is patrick christys. tonight with me. nana akua only on gb. news now. all of tomorrow's front pages coming up very soon. but first, with just under a week to go until the country goes to the polls on july the 4th, boris johnson's ally, lord frost, has blamed the impending tory wipe—out on the party's leadership. the return of what he termed cameron ism and the recent election betting scandal. writing in the telegraph, he said since the autumn reshuffle and the disastrous mistake of returning to cameron ism, including by bringing back the man himself since the persistent failure to do what was necessary to control the small boats problem, disaster has been inevitable. a poor campaign has been compounded by the appalling betting scandal and its ponderous handling. i admit that as it spread, i seriously considered cutting up my party card. well, i'm joined now by for