Jeremy Clarkson vows to cut all ties with people who voted for Brexit Jeremy Clarkson, the outspoken host of Clarkson's Farm, has recently confessed that he struggles to get along with Brexit voters.
He also spoke about how he saw Brexit as a strategic move, citing historical and projected trade patterns: "We all know that when the UK voted to join the Common Market in the 1970s, Europe accounted for one-third of global trade at that point.".
UK businesses are grappling with escalating trade barriers, diminished access to EU markets, and a surge in paperwork creating additional hurdles, posed by Brexit.
Alongside Kaleb Cooper, his Diddly Squat farm manager, Clarkson faced the realities of Brexit during a supposed quick trip through the Channel Tunnel to Calais for their Amazon Prime Video series.
A comprehensive study by Cambridge Econometrics analysts projects that by 2035, the UK might face three million fewer jobs, 32% less investment, 5% weaker exports, and a 16% drop in imports compared with remaining within the Union.
