The European Union say I can't agree.

Therefore, we leave without a deal.

The irony of it is, is we're going to end up with precisely the thing that everyone wants to avoid, which is a hard border.

No stool, because in the Brady Amendment there were there was a proposal for alternative arrangements, and that is the whole point.

The backstop is needed.

It is work.

For 10 years there couldn't possibly work.

So could you say that again?

Well, the European Union has already said that they can't see how those could work in practice for at least 10 years.

Yeah, the your opinion have said many things, many things which we just do not agree with.

We do think it can work.

It works in other places throughout the world.

It's something which, which today's technology can be sorted and so you know, it just isn't acceptable.

To say it cannot work.

Can't isn't a word that Rick has a place in these negotiations.

The alternative arrangements have been completely studied by members of Parliament are both remain on the leave side of the argument and in parliament came to an agreement on that passed.

That was the one motion that did pass in Parliament.

No, you can't.

Just so you say it works in many places around the world.

Could you give us some examples of where it works?

In many places around the world, where you have different trading political box blocks without a border, there is There is no Irish UK situation anywhere else in the world that is unique, but all terms of arrangements used imaginatively, which means not yet people have this image, but on the borders there are many and yellow jackets going around clipboards and pens in marking down every lorry that crosses across.

That just isn't the case, you know, pre pre notification of imports using computer technology.

That's what happens.

Give me a place where it works because it doesn't work in Scandinavia.

It doesn't work in Switzerland, doesn't work on the U.

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Canada border.

I mean, there is no place where these proposals would you say conservative MPs have come forward with the M.