Now to paris to talk to the to those latest makola macron to try to persuade them that this irish backstop this Sticking Point particularly to get a deal with the e. U. Has to go and that i would do everything to tell them weve just got to put so tonnage of arrangements in place for getting to the point that at the moment theyre on tenney so hes proving to the u. K. That hes doing that but also many believe that if he doesnt get anything back that is concrete he can go back to the u. K. Go back to parliament to his Conservative Party and say look ive tried my best to get what i can from these leaders they wont budge this is all the useful if there isnt no deal bricks it its not awful its down to brussels and theyre intransient on this whole issue and particularly of the backstop which he said in a letter to donald tusk the president of the European Council earlier this week would be anti democratic so that is the line that he is playing we want our
sovereignty we want our democracy and
i m paraphrasing but i don t think it s the will of the british people to become the junior partner to the u.s. and as you say it would be a historic vasilis zation of britain and that is because we know that donald trump is very keen on a no deal brecht s it he has been saying soon as that happens we will have the best trade deal with the u.k. in the world and even one of one of his security advisor john bolton was in the u.k. last week saying if we can t get a straight forward deal straight away we can do it sector by sector there are many fear is among the british people about a what that could mean in some areas such as food standards agriculture the health service and what it would mean with privatization coming in so there are concerns that but boris johnson very gung ho about getting a good deal with the u.s. and certainly don t trump very much keen on that but any fever you have because i want to not draw him. brussels bureau chief he is outside the elusive promise about