British Parliament stalls Brexit plan

U.K. lawmakers voted Saturday to postpone a decision on whether to back Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal. Markos Kounalakis, a foreign affairs columnist for McClatchy and a visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, joined CBSN to discuss the latest.

[YorktownUSA]

What parliament wants? What about what the people want?

Btw, the bias came through strongly in this report.

[stevend.bennett]

There are those who yearn to be free and those who yearn to oppress and be oppressed.

[Hannixander]

Looks like no deal is back on the menu, boys.

[dexterjustice]

Wtf is Going on with brexit I don’t understand

[kenshelhamer]

Clear to see where the Media is on this issue.

[arcticnerd]

A no deal Brexit was what he wanted in the first place.

[chriseliothernandez]

It's like chokehold but the choked person refuses to tap out.

[paulshaw]

This is a prime example of a bone headed government taking 3 years over a 1 day

[stevensullivan]

This is ridiculous let the Prime Minister do his job the people want out!!!

-a concerned American

[efilwv]

Never trust a man with a bowl haircut.

[Tommy]

Boris serves the people, not the paralament.

[writerme]

Well, one thing is for certain: after watching what the UK has gone through to leave the EU, nobody else is going to want to do it. Check and mate, EU.

[etanneriii]

Cheeky Brits not so sophisticated now.

[hmgrraarrpffrzz]

Well, if you'd be entirely rational about the situation, and ignore all the power games and whatnot, then the best thing to do would be to come to the conclusion that the original brexit vote was an idiotic idea. That it should be ignored, and instead experts should sit together and come to a conclusion based on reason and evidence whether it's better for the UK to leave or not, and they'll most likely come to the conclusion that leaving the EU was a stupid idea to begin with. But this would never happen, because of people trying to save their faces and all the political games and the lies of the rightwing populists.
So what will happen is that at some point the UK has to leave the EU, as they look more absurd and silly and lose the worlds respect with each and every passing day, that they play this game of _"leave? yes, no, yes, no, today, tomorrow, the day after."_ UK is damaging itself most severely right now, and to a lesser extent the rest of the EU. So the UK will leave the UK, things in the EU will stabilize while the UK will suffer more and more, and the rightwing populists will keep lying and pretending not to be responsbile for the mess.

[allynonderdonk]

You notice CBS showed no pro-Brexit supporters in their pictures. They didn't say anything about the huge crowd, so it must be a huge crowd of pro-Brexit supporters. Liberal media makes me laugh.

[etanneriii]

Hey look maybe trump will offer to buy the uk out.

[christianmorin]

le parlement Britannique est devenu un incroyable cirque, continuez à nous régaler ! j'adore

[cgelakoski]

If Boris is breaking from the EU why does he have to delay That’s what he is breaking from called Brexit

[angelablackwell]

i VOTED LEAVE NOW LETS LEAVE. All Corbyn is doing is doing what Corbyn wants. We the people have spoken now carry out what we want

[myla]

It wasn't a million people on the streets. Where did you drum up that figure? Max it was 150, 000. Mostly rich middle class snobby types.
And he sent the letter, a photocopy of the letter that was in that dreadful Benn Act, and didn't sign it.
I hope the numpties in Parliament come to their senses on Tuesday and vote for what is a reasonable treaty with the EU so we can start the process of leaving.