Exasperated Nick Ferrari Reveals He's Finally Given Up On Brexit

10 April 2019, 08:28 | Updated: 10 April 2019, 15:42

Brexiteer presenter Nick Ferrari confessed he had given up on Brexit, admitting that he's had "enough" and wants the country to move on.

Theresa May is facing the prospect of being offered a Brexit delay of up to a year at an emergency EU summit in Brussels.

The prime minister has been pushing for a delay to the end of June, with the possibility of Britain leaving at an earlier date if her Brexit deal is approved.

But her hopes look set to be dashed, having already been granted one short extension to the process.

In a letter to the remaining 27 EU member states, European Council President Donald Tusk said that the European Council should discuss a longer extension, such as a "flexible extension" lasting "as long as necessary and no longer than one year".

Discussing the idea, Nick admitted he's now had enough of Brexit, despite voting to leave the EU.

"I am there now I think..." he started off.

"I'm not saying that we should remain - I really don't think we should - but enough already."

Nick Ferrari
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"Honestly, there's so much else going on in this country that we're not addressing, not least the people who are being stabbed and shot, and the schools that are under-performing, and the hospitals that aren't working, and the NHS that's creaking at the seams...

"I give up! Enough! Right. I've reached the bloody point. I cannot go on and on about Emmanual Macron any longer.

"Just bloody stay and we'll move on to other things", he says exasperatedly.

Nick's revelation spread quickly online with some Brexiteers agreeing and others tweeting their contempt.

Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran tweeted in agreement:

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