What The EU Thinks of Johnson's Brexit Plan - Brexit Explained

The video discusses Boris Johnson's Brexit plan, focusing on his approach to securing a deal with the EU. Key aspects include protecting EU citizens' rights in the UK, addressing the Northern Irish border issue, handling the £39 billion divorce settlement, and preparing for a no deal Brexit. Johnson aims to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement, but faces challenges from the EU's firm stance. The video explores the complexities of these issues and the potential impact on UK-EU relations.

What significant change is expected with Boris Johnson as the UK's Prime Minister?

• A new education policy

• Significant changes in Brexit policies

• Introduction of a new healthcare system

• A shift in foreign relations with the US

What is one of the main aspects of Johnson's renegotiation plan?

• Increasing taxes

• Citizens' rights

• Reducing military spending

• Expanding the NHS

How does Johnson propose to handle the Northern Irish border issue?

• By accepting the backstop

• By building a physical border

• By ignoring the issue

• By removing it from the withdrawal agreement

What is Johnson's strategy regarding the £39 billion divorce settlement?

• To pay it immediately

• To use it as leverage for a better deal

• To invest it in infrastructure

• To donate it to charity

What historical strategy does Johnson's approach to the divorce settlement resemble?

• David Davis's strategy

• Theresa May's strategy

• Margaret Thatcher's strategy

• Winston Churchill's strategy

What is the EU's stance on reopening negotiations?

• They are waiting for a new UK Prime Minister

• They want to negotiate only with the US

• They are done with negotiations

• They are eager to reopen negotiations

What challenge does Johnson face in executing his Brexit plan?

• Lack of public support

• Strong opposition in the House of Commons

• Insufficient funding

• International sanctions