British MP Jenkin Prefers No Formal Deal Over Current Brexit Plan

The transcript discusses the Brexit agreement proposed by Theresa May, the potential economic impacts of leaving the EU without a deal, and the financial obligations involved. It also covers political support for Theresa May, the possibility of a confidence vote, and the prospects for further negotiations. The idea of a second referendum is debated, with opinions on whether the British public's stance on Brexit has shifted.

What is the main advantage mentioned for leaving the EU without a formal agreement?

• It allows for immediate trade under EU rules.

• It guarantees a better deal with the EU.

• It ends uncertainty more quickly.

• It avoids any legal obligations.

What does the speaker say about the economic forecasts related to leaving without an agreement?

• They are supported by recent economic growth.

• They are based on the assumption of no government action.

• They suggest an increase in jobs.

• They accurately predict a recession.

How does the speaker view the £39 billion withdrawal fee?

• As a non-negotiable obligation.

• As a necessary payment for a guaranteed deal.

• As a potential boost to the UK economy if saved.

• As a minor part of the overall agreement.

What legal stance does the speaker take regarding financial commitments to the EU?

• The UK should negotiate a reduced payment.

• The UK should pay the full amount.

• The UK should seek a domestic court ruling.

• The UK should refuse any payment.

What is the speaker's position on supporting Theresa May?

• Support her only if she changes the deal.

• Support her regardless of the deal.

• Support her if she adheres to the set date.

• Support her only if a second referendum is held.

What does the speaker suggest about the possibility of a second referendum?

• It is necessary to confirm public opinion.

• It would likely result in a vote to remain.

• It is a divisive process that should be avoided.

• It would have no impact on the Brexit process.

How does the speaker describe the British people's attitude towards the EU?

• They are increasingly opposed to the EU.

• They are unaware of the EU's impact.

• They are indifferent to EU membership.

• They are generally supportive of the EU.