Biden or Trump: Who's Better for Brexit and Britain? - TLDR News

The video discusses how the outcome of the US election could impact UK-US relations, focusing on Brexit and potential trade deals. It examines the differing approaches of Trump and Biden towards the UK, the implications for the special relationship, and the potential shifts in alliances. The video concludes with a call for viewer opinions on the future of UK-US relations.

How might the outcome of the US election affect the UK's trade negotiations post-Brexit?

• Biden supports Brexit, while Trump is more cautious.

• Trump supports Brexit, while Biden is more cautious.

• Neither candidate has a clear stance on Brexit.

• Both candidates support Brexit equally.

What is a potential obstacle in US-UK trade negotiations under Biden?

• Biden's strong ties with Boris Johnson.

• Biden's focus on the Trans Pacific Partnership.

• Biden's preference for chlorinated chicken.

• Biden's support for the Good Friday Agreement.

What might the UK need to do if Trump is re-elected?

• Shift its focus away from the US.

• Strengthen its alliance with the US.

• Increase trade with Asian countries.

• Focus on internal markets only.

What historical event first emphasized the 'special relationship' between the US and UK?

• The Suez Crisis

• World War II

• The Cold War

• The signing of the Good Friday Agreement

What could be a consequence of Trump's isolationist policies on the UK-US relationship?

• Potential damage to the decades-old partnership.

• Strengthening of the special relationship.

• Increased trade deals with the UK.

• Closer ties with European countries.

How might a Biden administration prioritize its international relationships?

• Prioritize relations with Asian countries.

• Strengthen the UK-US special relationship.

• Maintain the status quo with all countries.

• Focus on rebuilding ties with European leaders.

What is a potential impact of a no-deal Brexit on UK-EU negotiations?

• Weakened UK position.

• Strengthened UK position.

• Immediate trade deals with the US.

• No impact on negotiations.