Does Johnson Understand How His Deal Affects Northern Ireland? - Brexit Explained.

The video discusses Boris Johnson's controversial statements on his Brexit deal, particularly regarding the border between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. Johnson claimed there would be no checks or paperwork, contradicting statements by Brexit Secretary Steve Barkley and the government's own reports. This has led to political backlash, with accusations of misunderstanding or misleading the public. The video also highlights the implications for Northern Ireland and Scotland, with concerns about trade and political unity.

What was the main issue with Boris Johnson's statements about the Brexit deal?

• He focused only on Scotland.

• He ignored the EU entirely.

• He contradicted his own deal.

• He provided too much detail.

What did Johnson claim about the movement of goods between Northern Ireland and Great Britain?

• There would be limited access.

• There would be increased tariffs.

• There would be no checks or paperwork.

• There would be a new customs union.

How did Steve Barkley's statements differ from Johnson's regarding the Brexit deal?

• Barkley proposed a different deal.

• Barkley suggested a new referendum.

• Barkley stated that paperwork would be required.

• Barkley agreed with Johnson completely.

What was Michael Gove's stance on the administrative processes mentioned in the Brexit deal?

• He said they were unnecessary.

• He claimed they were not checks.

• He supported additional tariffs.

• He denied their existence.

What was the reaction of the Lib Dems to Johnson's comments on the single market?

• They proposed a new deal.

• They supported his view.

• They criticized his inconsistency.

• They ignored his comments.

How did the SNP react to Johnson's statements about Northern Ireland's deal?

• They supported Johnson's approach.

• They called for a new referendum.

• They ignored the issue.

• They demanded a similar deal for Scotland.

What impact did Johnson's off-script comments have on the Conservative campaign?

• They had no impact.

• They caused internal disagreements.

• They led to a new policy proposal.

• They strengthened the campaign.