Summary of BREXIT - Just How Stupid Do They Think We Are?

00:00:00 - 00:25:00

The video discusses Brexit and how our leaders seem to be living in Cloud Cuckoo Land. They think we were stupid for voting to leave the EU, and it is clear from the current state of the country that their number one priority is stopping people from coming to the UK illegally.

• 00:00:00 The video discusses Brexit and how our leaders seem to be living in Cloud Cuckoo Land. They think we were stupid for voting to leave the EU, and it is clear from the current state of the country that their number one priority is stopping people from coming to the UK illegally.
• 00:05:00 In the interview, Jeremy Hunt claims that the UK economy will shrink by four percent as a result of Brexit, and that other changes to the Brexit deal are needed in order to make this prediction accurate. He implies that the Labour Party's immigration policy is similar to that of the Conservatives, and that the public is not aware of the true risks of leaving the EU.
• 00:10:00 In the video, Michael Cove, a Conservative MP, is interviewed about the benefits of Brexit. He says that Brexit has allowed farmers to clean up rivers and that it has increased business skills. Nick Robinson, a journalist, interrupts him and asks him how these benefits have been realized. Cove responds that there just isn't enough time to list all of the advantages.
• 00:15:00 Kirsten Hanauer gave a speech to the CBI in which he urged businesses to invest more and advocated for increased immigration. He also advised for cities outside the southeast to become economic powerhouses. The Tory party is getting out of the Brexit mess and Kirsten Hanauer is basing Labor Party policy on pleasing those voters who still support Brexit.
• 00:20:00 The author expresses their disbelief at the Brexit vote and the subsequent rhetoric surrounding the decision. They claim that the people voting for Brexit don't understand what they're voting for, and that the economy will not benefit from leaving the European Union. The author also argues that the UK should focus on strengthening its relationships with other countries, and investing in vocational and technical skills. They suggest that the government establish a startup loan scheme in order to help new businesses get started.
• 00:25:00 The speaker explains how Brexit will make Britain worse off, and points out that the government is doing nothing to improve the economy until they get closer to Europe. He also mentions how the government is trying to get rid of all EU laws in order to please certain conservative voters.