Jacob Rees-Mogg Quotes

I think the idea of a second referendum is perfectly ridiculous.

Pakistanis, living in England? They're not in a class by nature of where they've come from.

Everybody wants a deal; the prime minister wants a deal, the EU wants a deal and the Irish wants a deal,

How you police your border is a decision for a sovereign state

I think it is a real scandal that UNICEF should be playing politics in this way when it is meant to be looking after people in the poorest, the most deprived, countries of the world where people are starving, where there are famines and where there are civil wars. And they make cheap political points of this kind, giving, I think, £25,000 to one council. It is a political stunt of the lowest order.

I thought Uxbridge was a fundamentally important result for us. It shows that if you are on the side of voters and doing things to make their lives better, rather than worse, then lo and behold people will actually vote for you.
Let other countries catch up and let us catch their breath. Let us move away from an ideological view of net zero and work with the environment in a way that is affordable.

We could have two referendums. As it happens it might make more sense to have the second referendum after the renegotiation is completed.

We could take it a very long way. American emission standards are fine – probably in some cases higher.
I accept that we're not going to allow dangerous toys to come in from China, we don't want to see those kind of risks. But there's a very long way you can go.

[Accepting EU trade rules and regulations would be] the worst option [for Brexit]. It's hard to think of a worse idea.

I think you're being very rude to marsupials ... I think it makes kangaroo courts look respectable [On The World at One (BBC Radio 4)]

The answer lies in reuniting the Right. What we need is a big, open and comprehensive offer to those in Reform.

The Remainers are fighting their last rear-guard action to try and stop Brexit

With the help of Nigel Farage in a Conservative government, as a Conservative minister, with Boris Johnson probably returning as foreign secretary and welcoming the likes of Ben Habib and Richard Tice into our party, as well as pursuing genuinely conservative policies, winning the next election suddenly becomes within reach.

Basically I want people to be able to get on with their lives without the government bossing them about. I’m all in favour of nannies but not the nanny state.

You can't have too many people using a special loo or it's no longer special — but it's now a disabled loo, so anyone can use it.