majority. now the reality is, britain is officials and the national hurricane center. >> neil: senator, you've been through these hurricanes a lot. still heading to brexit. a lot of people let their guard the governor is determined to down since it was ratcheted down to a category two. implement that. but it's hugging the coast, there's a brewing rebellion within parliament of the idea of moving very slowly. a no-deal brexit. among the slowest moving there will be a big vote likely hurricanes we've seen in your tomorrow on this. but the prime minister i think neck of the woods since 1965. so people sort of say, all is absolutely right here that right, the worst is over. the will of the british people what do you tell them? >> well, look, we didn't get a must prevail. they voted to leave the european direct hit. union in june 2016. okay? this has done to us, the bahamas, we're having a 17.6 million voted for that. different conversation. that doesn't mean there's threat this government is committed to associated this and doesn't mean delivering the will of the people. there's a storm surge threat. this is about implementing i encourage people to go on the democracy in practice. it's very unfortunate that you national hurricane center website. you'll see it on the map. the second point i would make do have the opposition labor party trying to derail brexit is, we have to be careful about and also a number of rebels in these storms. we have to protect our coast. the conservative party -- >> neil: how many more do you think there are in rory stewart, a tori rebel, part of the a hurricane is a hurricane. it's nothing to play with.