WATCH: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson signs off with 'Hasta la vista, baby,' at the end of his final questions session in the U.K. House of Commons.
““Stay close to the Americans; stick up for the Ukrainians; stick up for freedom and democracy everywhere. Cut taxes and deregulate wherever you can to make this the greatest place to live and invest, which it is.” ”
Johnson officially remains in his post until early September, when his successor will be elected. But the members of Parliament go on their summer break on Thursday, so this was Johnson’s final question session before the MPs before he steps down. He signed off by saying that his mission was “largely accomplished,” and then channeled Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “Terminator” by ending with, “Hasta la vista, baby.”
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