All the technocrats who say this is a sensible arrangement and we shouldn't worry about it,

are apparently quite happy to live with another country having a say over what happens

in our country.

You know, unless you remember the EU, no other country in the world has to put up with

this sort of thing.

And I don't see why we should, either, that's not what Brexit was about.

This should be run for the interests of people within that country.

I mean, that has become a very radical statement, but I don't really see why it should be.

Hello, welcome back to the Brendan O'Neill show with me, Brendan O'Neill, and my special

guest this week, Lord Frost.

Lord Frost, welcome to the show.

Great to be back.

So, David, this is a great week to be talking to you.

It's a busy week.

Lots of big political things are happening, all of which I think people will want to hear

some real views about.

And it would definitely be remiss of me not to start with the Windsor Framework.

And the new Northern Ireland protocol, as it's been referred to, or it's a document that

amends the Northern Ireland protocol in certain ways.

It's been pretty widely celebrated.

It's been talked up as something that fixes the problems in the protocol.

Safeguard sovereignty in Northern Ireland might even appeal to the Democratic Unionist

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