Brexit has been a disaster that left the UK in a disadvantageous position regarding economic, scientific, and youth opportunities.

“I think it will be pretty clear at that time point that the legacy of Brexit was that was a disaster. That was bad for us.”

He considers Brexit an unmitigated disaster that was pursued to resolve internal Conservative party issues rather than for genuine national need.

“he thinks brexit has been an unmitigated disaster and he thinks it was as I do something done to resolve political problems inside the conservative party rather than a genuine National need”

The speaker claims the current supply shortages are a consequence of the Brexit vote and expresses frustration with the lack of available goods.

“When these man went to vote and it was leave or stay yeah someone needed to educate this man we're a tiny little island in the middle of nowhere no we're smaller than the nowhere oh let's get the shot at me there's a marker just fell off we need that supply chain we do we need that”

Douglas Alexander views Brexit as a significant, negative event that has fundamentally damaged the UK's global economic and political standing.

“if you want me to say listen The Economic Consequences of brexit have been profound and negative I'm willing to say that because they have been”

The British referendum was a decision that has led to instability and had a negative impact on the UK's relationship with Europe.

“It's a Pity that can't really like Britain has a unstability we need stability in this moment because of the war in Ukraine because of the energetic crisis we need Great Britain in a good direction so I hope that now you can work with the with Europe”

He believes the UK failed to utilize Brexit as an opportunity for real transformative change, particularly regarding immigration and regulatory policy.

“And on immigration, and some of the big issues, certainly no major transformation. And where instead of using it as a real massive energetic opportunity to infuse the British population and and get ourselves out there to being a transformative bright Britain, I think we just contracted on ourselves”

Rupert Lowe contends that the UK has not achieved a proper Brexit because the European Union fears that a reformed, deregulated Britain following an Austrian economic model would threaten their social

“And we haven't had the proper Brexit because Europe fears what would happen if Britain truly uh reformed itself, got rid of this welfare economy, and actually started to create wealth and to follow some form of Austrian school economic model”

The failure to control borders after Brexit is not a failure of the referendum policy itself, but a failure of the political class to exercise the necessary will.

“I wouldn't say that's a failure of brexit it's a failure of our entire political class”