This is CBS, I In The World, I'm John Bachelors.

The Prime Minister of Great Britain in these last days, making his speech about green, the

green future for the United Kingdom, outside the European Union.

The BBC summarizes, Rishi Sunak is delivered a speech in which he sets out changes to the

government's green commitments.

This includes, says the BBC, delaying a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars.

I'll stop there and welcome Joseph Sternberg.

Member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal, he writes politically economics column,

he's based in London.

And his most recent observations about EV's electric vehicles inside the EU, I start

with Britain outside the EU because Joe's there.

And also because there is not an excuse to say, well, the Brussels made us do it.

This is London speaking.

And the Prime Minister has decided to delay the mandates of all EV by such a date.

Joe, a very good evening to you.

The first thing I'm checking on is, was there a large gathering of protesters in the middle

of London to march on Parliament or the March on number 10 and demand the Prime Minister

take his words back and Great Britain committed to net zero goes all EV as soon as possible.

Did that happen, Joe?

Good evening to you.

Hey, John, not really.

So the politics of this has been really interesting and I think potentially casts the light on

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