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Presidential election in two thousand and sixteen for example but also the brics it referendum on the u.k. will leave the european union in one hundred twenty two days all of that made possible by that brics it but it's more to talk about how things books and bricks and beyond all that fits together i'm joined here at the big table tonight by roger consul a he's a former british labor m.p. and founder and c.e.o. of new europeans that's an organization that and correct me if i'm wrong it champions the rights of european citizens it just won a major award for its green card concept post brags. w...

Have to put that to bed so that people know something is coming whatever happens in the in december whatever happens in march they need to not so now i'm not when we need that commitment now roger consulate former british labor m.p. and founder and c.e.o. of new europeans mr we've got you taking the time to be on the show thank you thank you very much thank you. well scientists around the world are condemning a chinese doctor who claims to have created the world's first edited baby is now he says that he altered the d.n.a. of twin girls born earlier this month to try to make them resistant to ...

That was used by david cameron basically as it is a political party whip. why aren't lawmakers saying that in the u.k. and saying this was probably let's have a second referendum and clean things up white many of them are saying that many including from the conservative party and my belief is that there will be a people's vote as we're calling it vote on the final deal because people didn't know what they were voting for at the time they they they they they were going into the void always that we might save the cliff and now that they know what they're going to get they need and they need a pe...

Needs to be a solution which protects the good friday good friday agreement and this is going to be very tough. over the next two years to find solutions because i'm not seeing a solution yet there but fall for sunday i see a strong. supports in germany and a long seven so let's go down as if you think though that it will pass. i would bet on the outcome of that vote would i mean i think it's really open it's a fifty fifty situation i mean if we if we look at the hearts called bricks it tears in the tory party on the d u p. so three some may really needs to convince quite a lot of labor m.p.'s...

End with theresa may what do you say to those m.p.'s though who meanwhile are really taking a hard line here they basically think that the that brussels will agree to renegotiate this deal. that's a very good question i mean. to some a failed state have a majority. in the house of commons nobody really knows what's what's happening next and i completely understand to all fellow members of parliament in the u.k. that this is probably the most important decision of their political life so it's not only along party lines but it's really about what they think is the best for the country but i have...