"It's up to the EU 27 (the member states of the EU) to determine whether they want the EU Commission's ideological purity to be maintained at the expense of their real economies," said Fox.
Fox's comments come just days after Bank of England governor Mark Carney warned the dangers of a no deal exit were uncomfortably high.
Referring to efforts by a number of politicians, including some from May's Conservative party, Fox added: "There are people trying to undermine, to block and to thwart Brexit and having fought so long and hard to get to this point, I don't want anything done to jeopardize our exit from the EU.
"The most important thing is that we actually leave the EU in March of next year. And my job is making sure that Britain is match fit for whatever Brexit outcome we have."
Meanwhile, prominent Brexiteer, former government minister Priti Patel, urged May in an article in the Sunday Telegraph to have the backbone and confidence to back Britain in negotiations with the EU.
Patel said Britain was in a strong position when it came to a future trade deal, writing: "We are dynamic, competitive and growing, while the EU desperately needs our money.
"We need to get past Remain versus Leave, past the endless refighting of the referendum, and the latest version of Project Fear and show genuine political courage and leadership," She added.
Commenting on May's proposed Brexit blueprint, Patel said it would surrender Britain's strength's adding: "It means the EU will continue to take advantage of Britain."
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