James Cleverly Quotes

They want to make sure that football fans are safe, secure and enjoy themselves, and they know that that means they are going to have to make some compromises in terms of what is an Islamic country with a very different set of cultural norms to our own.
One of the things I would say for football fans is, you know, please do be respectful of the host nation. They are trying to ensure that people can be themselves and enjoy the football, and I think with a little bit of flex and compromise at both ends, it can be a safe, secure and exciting World Cup.

We need to get back on track but before we can do that, there's something we need to say: sorry.
Sorry on behalf of the Conservative parliamentary party who let you down, and we have to be better, much better, and under my leadership, we will be.
The British people are never wrong. The British people told us to go and sort ourselves out. Let’s not make them tell us again.

I had to ring my private secretary in the Foreign Office saying 'can you cancel meetings because I need to go home', and he said 'is everything okay minister?'
I tried to say Susie might have cancer, I just couldn't get the words out, I couldn't speak - I like to talk, but I just couldn't speak.
I said I'll text you, and, you know, this organisation is amazing. Liz Truss was my boss at the time, she was absolutely amazing.
I went home, Susie and I talked it through, and I tried to ring again to explain what was going on - and I still couldn't say a word.
For the next couple of hours everything was done on WhatsApp, and it really hit me, I never felt anything like that before.

[Ensuring a long marriage means your wife is] someone who is always mildly sedated so she can never realise there are better men out there.

[Referring to his wife] a little bit of Rohypnol in her drink every night [was] was not really illegal if it's only a little bit.

Let’s be enthusiastic, relatable, positive, optimistic. Let's be more normal.

I disregard much of what Nigel [Farage] says. He's a showman. He likes getting attention.
He does things and says things so broadcasters like you ask serious politicians like me questions like this. And, the bottom line is, I'm just not going to play Nigel's game.
He does these things to get attention. And, just like a spoiled child, I don't think he should be rewarded for doing so.