'You ain't seen nothing yet', Britain's PM Boris Johnson tells senior ministers during his first cabinet meeting following election victory
FILE PHOTO: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson greets newly-elected Conservative MPs at the Houses of Parliament, London, Britain December 16, 2019. Leon Neal/Pool via REUTERS
LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the first meeting of senior ministers in his new government on Tuesday that they “ain’t seen nothing yet folks” in terms of how much work needs to be done. Johnson, who became prime minister in July, held a cabinet meeting on Tuesday after his sweeping election victory last week.
“We are going to be working to deliver on the priorities of the British people,” he said. “The first 100 days were very busy ... it was a very frenetic time, but you ain’t seen nothing yet folks.”
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