Donald Trump has handed the UK a ‘trade advantage’, claims Ben Habib

And Ben Abib, it's a bitter irony, is it not, that this Brexit bonus, this Brucie bonus

has landed on Sakir Starmer's doormat at No. 10 Downing Street, because here's the bloke

who tried to stop Brexit for three years. Absolutely. And the other thing that I'm sure Starmer, who is so ideologically wed to being

part of the European Union, will be mulling over is that as our trading relationship relatively

with the U.S. improved compared to the EU. The U.K. will be drawn away from the EU naturally into the Anglosphere

into the American, you know, United Kingdom sphere, historical sphere of trade and cooperation

And so the ties that he's been working so hard to create with the European Union actually are going to be under real stress

and we will be forced to look across the Atlantic. And again, I'm delighted by that

And the next natural step for the United Kingdom under this kind of trade pressure or trade advantage rather I should say the EU is under the trade pressure would be for us to then mimic the other things that the US is doing like ditching net zero ditching DEI deregulating cutting taxes all of this will become natural for the UK as we pivot away from the sporadic introverted malignant organism that is the European Union

And we look across the Atlantic to the optimism that goes with the Trump presidency

Sir Benefib, is now the moment, do you think, this Remainer Prime Minister back in the day should just say

I am a Brexiteer and I'm proud, because here's a chance here to use this benefit, this special trading relationship

over and above the EU to get the best deal for Britain? Well, the best thing he could do right now

he's slightly intellectually challenged, isn't he, our Prime Minister, and we know that he's essentially anti-British

So the best thing that I would hope of Starmer right now is to do nothing. He is anti-British. He wants us to rejoin the EU. Absolutely, Chris

That's ridiculous. No, no, no. Let's have this discussion. If you wish, as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

to give up power to a third party to give up power to foreign power to take down your borders in that process to give up your currency you are effectively anti And we know he of this disposition

because in September 2023, when he thought he was off camera in Montreal, he said

if I should become prime minister, this was before the general election, if I should become prime

minister, I will align us so closely with the EU that you won't be able to tell the difference

between whether or not we're members. And that is an inherently anti-British position

And that's why I'm smiling from ear to ear today. You're shaking your head, Chris, but it's a fact

That's why I'm smiling from ear to ear today, because he's been dragged out of the EU

by trade policy set by the Trump presidency. He can't but help now look across the Atlantic

and be drawn to that trading relationship. Away from the EU, which, according to Bondi Leyen

is about to make things even worse for themselves. Are you saying that people who voted Remain were anti-British

It's a ridiculous thing to say. That's nearly half the country. Not at all

It is not a ridiculous thing to say At the heart of the European project let have this debate It going back to 2016 At the heart of the European project is an antipathy to nation states It

the empowerment of Brussels to the detriment of nation states, taking down borders across Europe

When you take power away from democratically elected governments, when you remove borders

when you govern centrally from Brussels, effectively, you are anti-nation states. If you're pro-EU, you are anti-nation state

If you're anti-nation state and you are the prime minister of the United Kingdom, you are anti-British

And that's where Starmer is. And that's where so many EU heads of state are

They don't seem to have woken up to the reality that the inevitable end result of the European Union is the end of France, the end of Germany

That's where they want to take this project. More power to Brussels, less power to democratically elected governments in each of those member states

No borders, as we know, in Europe. Greater regulation, greater socialism delivered from on high in Brussels to the detriment of the German people, French people, Italians and so on

And Starmer is of that mind. That's why I say he's anti-British