Tony Takes On Nigel Over Brexit | I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
3 min, 6 sec
A detailed conversation about the functions of the European Parliament, the reasons for Brexit, and its aftermath.
Summary
- The speaker clarifies their former role in the European Parliament and expresses dissatisfaction with the legislative process.
- The conversation delves into the inability of the British Parliament to alter EU laws once passed, which was a point of contention.
- The speaker argues for the UK's autonomy in making laws on various sectors and the regained power post-Brexit, despite concerns about its use.
- There's a discussion of the financial implications of Brexit, with references to both cost and savings, and public perception of the benefits.
- The conversation touches on the impact of migration policy on Brexit and the current state of law changes and border control.
Chapter 1
The speaker clarifies their past role in the European Parliament and addresses misconceptions about their career.
- The speaker had served in the European Parliament for 21 years and is no longer a member.
- A misconception is addressed where someone thought the speaker was just a 'little MP Troublemaker'.
Chapter 2
The speaker discusses their issues with the legislative process in the EU and the concept of national sovereignty.
- The EU's legislative system is critiqued for not allowing the British Parliament to alter laws once they are passed.
- The speaker emphasizes the importance of the UK making its own laws in sectors like farming, fishing, and financial services.
Chapter 3
The consequences of Brexit are discussed, focusing on financial costs, public savings, and the NHS.
- The speaker acknowledges that the costs incurred post-Brexit are significant but also mentions savings.
- There is a public perception that the savings are not visible, especially with promises like additional funding for the NHS.
Chapter 4
The conversation covers the changes in law and border control post-Brexit and the effectiveness of these changes.
- Questions are raised about the effectiveness of law changes post-Brexit and why they aren't being implemented properly.
- The discussion moves to the issue of border control, which was a significant factor in the Brexit victory.
Chapter 5
The economic effects of Brexit are examined, including increased prices and the comparison of food inflation with Europe.
- The speaker points out the increase in charges and taxes that affect food prices and income.
- There is a comparison of food inflation rates between the UK and Europe, with some skepticism about the parity.
Chapter 6
The speaker reflects on their experience in the European Parliament and the reaction of the establishment.
- The speaker's role in the European Parliament is questioned regarding its value and the overall impact.
- A reflection on the establishment's reaction to the speaker's actions in the European Parliament is shared.
