Boris Johnson resignation could revitalize US-UK economic relationship, former Trump trade adviser says
Clete Willems hopes the Biden administration gives someone not tied to Brexit a fairer shake
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld partner Clete Williams discusses who might succeed the prime minister and if the U.K. economy will rebound on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Former Trump trade official Clete Willems argued the U.K.'s economic problems coupled with President Biden's icy relationship with Boris Johnson contributed to the prime minister's resignation Thursday and could now pave the way for a revitalized relationship between the nations on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast."
CLETE WILLEMS: It will be some time before we know who the successor is going to be and what that person’s policies are going to be. Hopefully, it's someone in the Tory Party who follows similar policies, but that remains to be seen. I think the longer-term implications are going to be interesting and in particular whether it can revitalize the US-UK economic relationship.
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I don’t think it is a secret that Joe Biden and Boris Johnson weren’t the best of friends. They didn’t have the same kind of positive relationship we saw in the Trump administration, which contributed to the demise of the talks on a trade agreement. I’m hopeful maybe the Biden administration gives someone who is not so closely tied to Brexit a different look, a fairer shake, and strengthen that relationship and that will help their economy.
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld partner discusses how Britain's 'deep-seated economic problems' played in the prime minister's resignation on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'