CLEAN : Relief and frustration after vote on Brexit deal is postponed

The transcript discusses the recent vote favoring the Oliver Letwin amendment, which mandates a full discussion of the New Deal and likely delays Brexit beyond October 31st. It highlights the narrow vote margin and speculates on Boris Johnson's potential actions, emphasizing the return of power to Parliament. The speaker expresses skepticism about the current public support for Brexit, noting demographic changes. The conclusion stresses the urgency of decisions and the prevalence of delaying tactics.

What was the outcome of the vote on the Oliver Letwin amendment?

• It was passed with a narrow majority.

• It was rejected by a large margin.

• It was unanimously accepted.

• It was postponed for further discussion.

What does the Oliver Letwin amendment require?

• Immediate implementation of Brexit.

• A full discussion of the New Deal.

• A public referendum on Brexit.

• Cancellation of Brexit.

What was one of the original aims behind the Brexit idea?

• To reduce immigration.

• To return power to Parliament.

• To increase trade with the EU.

• To strengthen ties with the US.

How has the demographic of voters changed since the original Brexit vote?

• More young people are now eligible to vote.

• The majority of voters now support Brexit.

• Older voters have become more influential.

• There are fewer people interested in politics.

What is the speaker's view on the current state of Brexit decisions?

• They believe it is time to delay further.

• They feel confident in a no-deal Brexit.

• They think it is a do or die moment.

• They are indifferent to the outcome.