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well, it's been viewed, really, with several bags of popcorn and a few packets of crisps as well.sically, the way the people in this building behind me in the european commission and in capitals across europe, is this is time for them to watch and to wait. they cannot get involved in what is absolutely, you know, a situation of domestic politics. but frankly, taking a bit of a wider look at this, this is how the eu has felt throughout much of the brexit negotiation process. they feel, in the eu, that the government has spent so much time negotiating, arguing and fighting with itself that that has stopped it coming here to brussels with a tough, single line on britain's behalf when it comes to brexit. so this helps the eu feel that cards really are in its hands, and after for what went on with westminster this week, you know, the message here is we don't quite understand it, but when you've finished, we're here. right. katya, stay with us. what's your reaction to that, paul? i think that's a very fair summary, and that what everyone's position is on brexit, and i voted to remain, a

it has been viewed with several bags of popcorn and a few packets of crisps as well. behind me in the building, the european commission, it is time for them to watch and wait. they cannot get involved in what is absolutely, you know, a situation of domestic politics. friendly, taking a wider look at this, this is how the eu has felt throughout much of the brexit negotiation process. they feel in the eu that the government has spent so the eu that the government has spent so much time negotiating, arguing and fighting with itself that that has stopped at coming here to brussels weather tough, single line on britain's half when it comes to brexit —— with a tougher single line. it really is in its hands and after what we are saying in westminster this week, the message here is, we don't quite understand it but when you are finished, we are here. what is your reaction to that, paul? that is a fair summary. i am critic of the european union even though i voted to remain. because the government doesn't have majority for its position, it can't, with any credibility, going to