Wherever you live, whoever you vote for one off.

These two men will be prime minister in a week's time.

Tonight for the next hour, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn will debate way.

Have a deal.

It's a wonderful deal.

We're coming out on January 31st if we can get a working majority.

And I'm afraid listening to Mr Corbyn is absolutely clear that what would happen next years would be a period of negotiation about this mystery deal led by somebody in the labour body that we can't yet identify.

Since it, Mr Corbyn doesn't believe in the deal himself.

It would then be put to another referendum to the people of this country.

Parliament.

Our country would spend the whole in the year more, probably more racked, locked in debate about Brexit.

When what people want to do is move on and focus on the issues facing the people.

Jeremy Corbyn and then that we could do in me and Mr Johnson will spend at least seven years negotiating with the U.

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On access to our public services on the price of medicines in Britain on the access to our National Health Service on.

He knows he can't get a deal quickly with the USA because off the way in which the U.

S political system works.

And so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the EU into a relationship with nobody.

And that is where the chaos will come.

Let me just make 11 But I do find it slightly curious, to say the least, Nick, to be lectured about the union between Great Britain and Northern Ireland by a man who, all his life political life, has campaigned to break up that union and actually supported for four decades the violently to destroyed.

I must say I find it a curiosity.

Jeremy Corbyn was the prime minister, showing a degree of honesty about the arrangements he's actually made with Northern Ireland.

He spoke a D.

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Conferences said there would be no restrictions whatsoever.

We now know there are restrictions.

He should and could have said that at the time.

And so it is a question off openness on all of this.

Be waiting when he says, you've supported people who are opposed to union your whole life, you don't even believe what I did is always wanted to see a peace process in Northern Ireland.

And that is exactly what we've got on thank you to the Labour government that negotiated after night.

Now, General briefly, are you still claiming that the NHS is up for sale because your document doesn't seem to show any such thing.

Well, read the documents that were discussed in secret and the government refused to release them between themselves and the U.

S.

Administration about access to public services.

Andi extension off the life off Peyton's on medicines which would increase medicine costs in this country.

President Trump has said many times people pay too little for us medicines around the world.

That's the kind of agenda the prime minister wants to get involved with.

That's the kind of deal they're trying to make with the U.

S.

Or its Johnson.

He says.

You want to sell that?

I have to say this is pure Bermuda triangle stuff.

We've heard it time and time again from the Labour Party during this election campaign here in about three men.

Next, I believe very passionately I used it.

I love it.

It's one of the most incredible things about this country.

It is admired around the world, the central idea that if any of us gets sick, all of us take care of them.

It's a fantastic thing now.

We believe in NHS free at the point of use and no, under no circumstances where we sell it off to anybody.

Socialism, Capitalism Jeremy Corbyn Socialism carried out in a democratic way in this country, in Scandinavia on other places has raised the living standards off the very poorest.

And it was the Postwar Labour government that did massively to improve the living standards of the poorest working class communities in this country.

On our Labour government will do the same again and I would say that it is.

It is one nation conservatism which understands the vital importance of a dynamic market.

Economy is the only way in which you can pay for fantastic public services on forgiving on for looking after the poorest and neediest in our society.