No Chance House of Commons Will Vote for No-Deal Brexit: Adonis

The transcript discusses the political landscape surrounding Brexit, focusing on the positions of the Labour and Conservative parties. It highlights the internal divisions within the Labour Party and the potential for a second referendum. The discussion also covers the Conservative Party's strategy, particularly under potential new leadership, and the implications of a no-deal Brexit. The conversation explores possible future scenarios, including the likelihood of a referendum and the political maneuvers of key figures like Boris Johnson.

What was the main issue faced by the Labour Party regarding Brexit?

• Alignment with the Conservative Party

• Opposition to a referendum

• Support for Nigel Farage

• Lack of a clear message

What is the Labour Party's stance on a second referendum?

• They oppose it

• They are undecided

• They support it

• They have no official stance

Who is the shadow chancellor that supports a referendum with an option to remain?

• Nigel Farage

• David Gore

• John McDonnell

• Philip Hammond

What is the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit passing through the House of Commons?

• Unlikely

• Somewhat likely

• Very likely

• Certain

What is the main reason a no-deal Brexit is considered an act of self-harm for the Conservative Party?

• It would lead to economic growth

• It would strengthen their position in Parliament

• It would result in losing the capacity to govern

• It would increase their popularity

What strategy might Boris Johnson use regarding a Brexit referendum?

• Campaign for remain

• Cancel Brexit altogether

• Allow a referendum and campaign for no deal

• Ignore the referendum

What has been the impact of Brexit on previous Prime Ministers?

• It has improved their popularity

• It has had no impact

• It has destroyed their political careers

• It has strengthened their leadership