00:00I am very clear and I will say this bluntly, Brexit has caused more harm than good and I think
00:06around 60% of the British public agree with that statement so the question is what do we do about
00:12that and I'm not doing the usual politician thing, I'm being honest about facing up to that and give people
00:17options that they can look at and judge.
00:19We need to understand what would be the nature of how we would look at the different options so we
00:25could stay as we are, that's definitely an option if people think this is the right place to stay.
00:30We could look at what George Osborne has said about a customs union, we could look at what the Liberal
00:35Democrats said at their conference about single market or we could go all the way, we have to look at
00:40what is doable and what would be the pros and cons of each, what I am saying is it's not
00:47good enough to leave that question just hanging, you know I am saying let's be clear about where we want
00:53Britain to go in the next decade, the Middle East situation needs to command a lot of our attention, I
00:59met the President
00:59President of the United States last week we spoke about this situation, reopening the Strait of Hormuz is an urgent
01:07international priority, we have got to work at all of these things, the reason, the main driver of that crisis
01:15is beyond our control but we can contribute to solving that situation and that is what I have been doing
01:22as Prime Minister.
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01:23or even social education.
