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After Brexit, support for Scottish
independence is higher than ever. Scottish people want
back into the EU, largely so they can conga past
the English in the non-EU passport queue
in Malaga. There's no referendum in sight
and Scotland is left with a sterile politics, presided
over by Nicola Sturgeon, the only person in the world who can
squint with their whole face, who has the air of a stepmum
that's happy for you to hear her fucking your dad, but loses her mind if you don't use
a drinks coaster
independence is higher than ever. Scottish people want
back into the EU, largely so they can conga past
the English in the non-EU passport queue
in Malaga. There's no referendum in sight
and Scotland is left with a sterile politics, presided
over by Nicola Sturgeon, the only person in the world who can
squint with their whole face, who has the air of a stepmum
that's happy for you to hear her fucking your dad, but loses her mind if you don't use
a drinks coaster
Full Transcript
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After Brexit, support for Scottish
independence is higher than ever.
00:00:04.064 --> 00:00:07.004
Scottish people want
back into the EU,
00:00:07.004 --> 00:00:09.032
largely so they can conga past
the English
00:00:09.032 --> 00:00:12.008
in the non-EU passport queue
in Malaga.
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There's no referendum in sight
and Scotland is left
00:00:17.998 --> 00:00:20.072
with a sterile politics, presided
over by Nicola Sturgeon,
00:00:20.072 --> 00:00:25.319
the only person in the world who can
squint with their whole face,
00:00:25.319 --> 00:00:27.092
who has the air of a stepmum
that's happy for you
00:00:27.092 --> 00:00:29.076
to hear her fucking your dad,
00:00:29.076 --> 00:00:32.076
but loses her mind if you don't use
a drinks coaster.
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Movie Summary
In an attempt to make sense of the bewildering world we live in, Frankie Boyle dissects the week's news using stand-up, review, discussion and audience interaction.
