verhofstadt . get this from mr. verhofstadt.body that makes any comment, that criticises them on the international stage is awesome . basically a supporter awesome. basically a supporter or spokesman of woman for vladimir putin, this is ridiculous. and honestly, i think that the narrative that johnson now putting out there is really potentially very, very dangerous indeed. none of us condone what putin has done in ukraine over the course of the last. ukraine over the course of the last . but there are many of us last. but there are many of us that think we've made some huge geopolitics mistakes in that region . and within 24 hours, region. and within 24 hours, you've got johnson saying they must join nato , you've got must join nato, you've got verhofstadt saying they must join eu. i suggest we all a long, cold, hard think before getting ourselves more deeply embroiled in war that will be bigger, more have more cost more casualties than anything we endured in 20 years in afghanistan . in a moment, it's afghanistan. in a moment,

verhofstadt , let me remind you verhofstadt, let me remind you of something .n 2014, of something. in 2014, a democratically elected leader of ukraine was brought down in a coup by people in the squares of kyiv, waving european union flags. and this endless, relentless march to the east of the european union and an implicit that far behind was nato led to me giving a speech in 2014 in the european parliament, where i said our actions will give mr. putin a cause this badly. actions will give mr. putin a cause this badly . and i said, cause this badly. and i said, there will be a war in ukraine. they hated me for saying it. then they me even more for saying it now they say because i said it means i support putin. i don't they ? this organisation don't they? this organisation that was supposed to keep the peace , they have done more than peace, they have done more than anybody to provoke what i still believe is an unnecessary war. now, in a moment i'm, going to be joined by an artist member of the parachute regiment . artist the parachute regiment. artist and boy

verhofstadt . get this from mr. verhofstadt.body that makes any comment, that criticises them on the international stage is awesome . basically a supporter awesome. basically a supporter or spokesman of woman for vladimir putin, this is ridiculous. and honestly, i think that the narrative that johnson now putting out there is really potentially very, very dangerous indeed. none of us condone what putin has done in ukraine over the course of the last. ukraine over the course of the last . but there are many of us last. but there are many of us that think we've made some huge geopolitics mistakes in that region . and within 24 hours, region. and within 24 hours, you've got johnson saying they must join nato , you've got must join nato, you've got verhofstadt saying they must join eu. i suggest we all a long, cold, hard think before getting ourselves more deeply embroiled in war that will be bigger, more have more cost more casualties than anything we endured in 20 years in afghanistan . in a moment, it's afghanistan. in a moment,

verhofstadt thinks brexit can never work. do you agree what needs to be to prove him wrong?artoon character in the european parliament said we were absolutely opposites there, both with very different views. look brexit is about self government, it's about being in charge of believers over the future of our own life . we can make a success own life. we can make a success of it or we can make a failure of it or we can make a failure of it. the point is, those that make the big decisions that affect our lives are directly our control. as an independent , our control. as an independent, self—governing democracy . the self—governing democracy. the tragedy is the conservative party right at the moment are not making a very good job of it . there we are. i'm back with you tomorrow night at 7:00, full of joy. but right now to patrick christys. oh you will, nigel. fantastic stuff ever. i've got it all tonight. eight till nine. ladies and gents, foreign aid. should we scrap it? why are we sending to some of the wealthiest countries in the world? we need world? do we need more immigra

robbins , of course, for his robbins, of course, for his wonderful skills at negotiating barnier , verhofstadt barnier, verhofstadt and the others deliberately used northern ireland to trap the british negotiators . they did it british negotiators. they did it brilliantly, and we're living with the consequences. so you tell me, is the windsor framework a win? give me your views, farage at gb news dot uk. well, let's go to westminster. let's be joined by olivia utley, gb news political reporter. i'm olivia . my sense this despite my olivia. my sense this despite my objections on the grounds of sovereignty and continued checks of some nature on goods trade travelling between english ports and northern ireland. my sense of this is the prime minister is going to win this in westminster. pretty comfortable play westminster. pretty comfortable play . yes, the prime minister is play. yes, the prime minister is certainly enjoying his moment in the sun. i've just been in the chamber hearing him speak and he sounded very chipper in indeed andifs sounded very chipper in indeed and it's very why the atmos

robbins , of course, for his robbins, of course, for his wonderful skills at negotiating barnier , verhofstadtnd the barnier, verhofstadt and the others deliberately used northern ireland to trap the british negotiators . they did it british negotiators. they did it brilliantly, and we're living with the consequences. so you tell me, is the windsor framework a win? give me your views, farage at gb news dot uk. well, let's go to westminster. let's be joined by olivia utley, gb news political reporter. i'm olivia . my sense this despite my olivia. my sense this despite my objections on the grounds of sovereignty and continued checks of some nature on goods trade travelling between english ports and northern ireland. my sense of this is the prime minister is going to win this in westminster. pretty comfortable play westminster. pretty comfortable play . yes, the prime minister is play. yes, the prime minister is certainly enjoying his moment in the sun. i've just been in the chamber hearing him speak and he sounded very chipper in indeed andifs sounded very chipper in indeed and it's very why the

verhofstadt thinks brexit can never work. do you agree what needs to be to prove him wrong?artoon character in the european parliament said we were absolutely opposites there, both with very different views. look brexit is about self government, it's about being in charge of believers over the future of our own life . we can make a success own life. we can make a success of it or we can make a failure of it or we can make a failure of it. the point is, those that make the big decisions that affect our lives are directly our control. as an independent , our control. as an independent, self—governing democracy . the self—governing democracy. the tragedy is the conservative party right at the moment are not making a very good job of it . there we are. i'm back with you tomorrow night at 7:00, full of joy. but right now to patrick christys. oh you will, nigel. fantastic stuff ever. i've got it all tonight. eight till nine. ladies and gents, foreign aid. should we scrap it? why are we sending to some of the wealthiest countries in the world? we need world? do we need more immigra

well, speaking alongside verhofstadt, which some viewers may well remember , one of those big euro remembere big euro federalist brexit battlers , it's federalist brexit battlers, it's interesting to see them aligned . this issue and likely bedfellows. and i think liz truss recognised that herself. you know, there was a bit of banter when she was doing her speech, you know, saying i'm looking at when she's looking at you when she's talking economic talking about the eu's economic might that to counter might and using that to counter china as well. and i think that just to show how china has just goes to show how china has become cross—party issue become a cross—party cross issue topic for a lot of western politicians and that no matter if you're on the left or right, you know, people believe in standing up to china much more. i think where they would disagree how to do that disagree on just how to do that . but but liz truss, you know, there's that making there's that she's making foreign intervention foreign policy intervention because she clearly does really care it personally. not care a

hagi verhofstadt, the eu's hater and wreck of brexit coordinator, even used an interview this morning. blame interview this morning to. blame the ukraine war on the uk's decision to leave the eu . i decision to leave the eu. i think maybe without brexit maybe there was no invasion. i don't know . i know you're talking know. i know you're talking rubbish. this deranged against brexit will continue you? until those sorts of knuckle heads eventually drag us back into the eu? what's missing in the coverage is the understanding that the blob and the political establishment want to do all they can to undermine our leave decision. set imminent closer decision. set up imminent closer ties with the eu they ties with the eu once they predict where keir starmer is as pm. we have now been free from the single for over two years. we have regained autonomy, although the shameful northern ireland mess remains unresolved as the european group pointed out today, we have the ability for freeports and more welfare improvements, cheaper motor insurance, immigration controls, no annual eu budget payments

why well, this is give verhofstadt, who was prime minister belgium for a decade and is leading light.dangeris this out because you have the danger is that this brexit stuff and i, by the way, was no big fan of brexit. i know you have throughout your career been a eurostep dick? yes, of course. that's my that's my point. you see that ? i mean, i love that see that? i mean, i love that bumper sticker in america which said shame one of them's got said the shame one of them's got to you know , because to win. you know, because at the end of the day, i'm a euro and i didn't think brexit was to work as it was being put forward in a very simplistic way. and now we this nonsense where a very senior in the eu saying that putin would not have invaded ukraine if britain hadn't left the eu, but he invaded crimea when britain was part of the eu and he is one of those people who wanted to have a european army separate from nato because he's obsessed with european integration , knows no bounds. integration, knows no bounds. and i just think it's important for people to realise because sometimes, you

we've seen thwith juncker, we saw it with;aw it with juncker, we saw it with guy we've seen it guy verhofstadthe eu works. you fail upwards, but to be serious for a second, the european commission president is a very powerful position . the eu of course has position. the eu of course has primacy over. position. the eu of course has primacy over . its position. the eu of course has primacy over. its member position. the eu of course has primacy over . its member states. primacy over. its member states. this was the big argument of the brexiteers during the referendum the power of the unelected eu commission. yes, you can laugh the people who hold their positions, you can say how silly and how failed they were in their previous jobs , but their previous jobs, but ultimately they hold supreme over eu law and eu law holds supremacy over eu member states. incredibly powerful position. and so we do need to take that view of commission president serious. i've got to cut you off. right. we're going now, ladies and gentlemen, when come back, on what is back, i'll have more on what is an absolutely hist