Kate Hoey: Jeremy will regret backsliding on Brexit

Labour MP Kate Hoey is the latest guest on The Brendan O’Neill Show.

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Labour MP Kate Hoey argues that Jeremy Corbyn, who for many years was a fellow left-wing Eurosceptic, will regret taking the Labour Party to a more pro-EU position.

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‘He had a real opportunity to be absolutely clear, as he originally was, that we were going to leave, we wanted to get a good deal, but we have to get out… He will regret this… It’s upsetting because we’ve seen a different Jeremy Corbyn on this.’

During the 2017 General Election, Labour vowed to respect the Brexit vote, but it has since started to advocate a re-run of the referendum. Hoey blasts the ‘zealot Remainers’ in her party – ‘the Keir Starmers… will do anything to stop Brexit’.

Listen to the full episode with Kate Hoey below:

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